Senate Nuisance: Norris Attacks Supreme Court Over AAA Ruling
Senator Norris of Nebraska denounces the court for the AAA decision and urges Congress to curb judicial power. He argues the 6 to 8 ruling is unconstitutional and says the Constitution does not grant courts power to invalidate Acts of Congress. He cites the court’s view of local control and warns many laws since 1820s could be unconstitutional. The piece notes other critics and supporters including Hoover, Dickinson, Vandenberg, and Secretary Wallace defending or challenging the New Deal. It also covers the Louisiana press tax ruling as an assertion of a free press.
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Norris
Nebraska
Supreme Court
AAA
Congress
Menece
Wallace
Legislative
Herbert Hoover
Portland
Ore
Union
Greensboro
N. C
Dickinson
Town
Vandenberg
Michigan
New York City
Supreme Court of the
United States
Louisiana
Huey Jong
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
al Smith
Pierre 8
du Pont
J. Bashop
Washington
Raskob
Lloyd George
Germany
Italy
James H. Thomas
House of Commons
Great Britain
House
Legis Serate Agriculture Committee
Waleh
Massachusetts
Doughton
Ways and Means Tree
White House of Treasury
Byrne
Death of Charles Curtis Former Vice President of Kansas
Charles Curtis former Vice President and long time public servant for Kansas died suddenly of heart disease in Washington. He served as representative and senator and was 76. He was the first man of Indian blood to hold the vice presidency and was connected to Kaw Nation in his ancestry. Curtis began life as a jockey in his boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Prt
Herbert Hoover
Curtis
Washington
Charles Curtis
United States
Garner
House
Senate
Mr. Curtin
Topeka
Kan
Harles Curtis
Kansas
Gilrner Kaw Inns Grand
Princess Julie
Lmer B. O'Hatia
Michigan
Wayne County
Detroit
A. J. Wilkowski
Yeaser
OtMara
Macomb County
Wayne
O'Hara
Baker to chair press radio bar cooperation panel
Newton D. Baker former secretary of war is named head of the American Bar Association special committee on cooperation among the press radio and bar to prevent publicity that may interfere with fair trials. The move follows incidents at the Bruno Hauptmann trial and other government board cases and aims to produce standards for lawyers newspapers and broadcasters through court rules or legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William TL. Ran
American Bar Association
Chicago
Newton D. Baker
Association
Bruno Happtmann
Hitler moves to expel Jews and confiscate property
The London Daily Herald reports a secret decree aimed at expelling all Jews from Germany with confiscation of their property. The paper links the alleged plan to Hitler and the Gestapo as Nazis intensify actions against opposition including Communists.
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Ceording
London Daily Herald
Germany
Hitler
Hig
Gestapo
Peace conference may redefine Monroe Doctrine in Americas
Roosevelt dispatches to Latin America aim to build a hemispheric peace mechanism. The State Department expects discussion on peaceful dispute resolution and possible multilateral endorsement of a modern Monroe Doctrine.
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Roosevelt
Newiaath
State Department
Irish A C forms new youth club in town
Irish A C organized last week by popular town youths as a new club. They secured rooms on Sudbury Street fully equipped with radio and furniture. A committee directs rules and affairs including Stanley Milenski John Zaleska Pat O'Brien Peach Zaleska serves as treasurer.
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Maynard
Irish A. C
Sudbury Street
Stanley Milenski
John Zaleska
Pat O'Brien
Peach Zaleska
Reading Room at Mohawk Club Aims to Steer Youths
The Mohawk Club on Main Street has added a reading room to its quarters. A youth group, formed to keep youths away from poolrooms and street corners, has elected a board of directors for the club’s future. Joe Buckacz Michael Pilecki Amshory Tomy serve as directors.
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Mohawk Club
Main Street
Mwive
Joe,Buckacz
Michael Pilecki
Amshory Tomy
Local residents report recoveries and community activities
Mrs Spencer T Taylor is recovering from illness and several neighbors return from visits. Mrs Frank S Braman visited North Woodstock New Hampshire with her brother E Philip Lowden and enjoyed winter sports. Florence Tuttle remains hospitalized in Concord Rest Home in serious condition. Charles and Hather Taylor and Mrs Ernest Washburn are recovering at home. Bond and Priscilla Bean returned to school after a period away. The Woman's Church Aid hosted a social and sewing gathering with meals and games. Mr and Mrs Frank EB Balsor hosted the local choir rehearsal. The Middlesex County Ion Service groups Acton and North Acton met at Acton Center Church on February 20 with reports from Mrs Ernest Warden and Roy Linscott.
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Spencer T. Taylor
Frank
Braman
E. Philip Lowden
North Woodstock
N. H
Woman's Church Aid
Frank EB. Balsor
Middlesex County Iion
Acton
North Acton
Acton Center
Ernest Warden
Rob 27 Willett
Unit 1
Roy Linscott
Notable Spanish Conquerors of the West Indies and Americas
The Washington Post highlights early explorers who gained fame for conquest and exploration across the West Indies Mexico and South America. Figures include Francisco Pizarro Pedro de Valdivia Hernando Cortes Vasco Nunez de Balboa Sebastian de Belalcazar Hernando de Soto and Diego de Almagro with roles in Peru Chile Mexico Colombia Ecuador and the Mississippi region.
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West Indies
Mexico
South America
Washington Post
Francisco Pizarro
Peru
Pedro de Valdivia
Chile
Hernando Cortez
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Sebastian de Belalcazar
Colombia
Ecuador
Hernando de Soto
Mississippi
Diego de Almaga
Pizarro
Flying Fish Wins Treacherous 1853 Ocean Race to San Francisco
On February 1 1853 the clipper Flying Fish reached San Francisco after a 92 day 4 hour 15000 mile voyage from New York via Cape Horn beating the John Gilpin which finished in 98 days 20 hours. The two vessels sailed closely matched at times as they raced from the Atlantic seaboard to California.
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Flying Fish
San Francisco
New York
Cape Horn
John Gilpin
Wesdels
Atlantic Seaboard
California
Maynard Hock ey club routs Stadium Club Brighton 6-0
Maynard Hock ey club defeated Brighton in a big Alumni Field win as Jokisaari and Ollila led scoring. Danic Jokisaari set up Pirkola for the first goal, then skated through the Brighton defense for number two. Ollila added goals with assists from Aho and Jokisaari as Maynard opened a commanding lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynail
Maynard Hockey Club
Stadium Club
Sextette
Brighton
Alumni
Maeasainoas
Maynard
Danic Jokisaari
Pirkola
Sullivan
Chyzus
Arn
Ollila
Feront
Ahu Jovisaari
Lennie Ollila
Aho
Aht Jokisaari
MacPhail
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Manning Koobu
Iowa
W. ©. Baker
Elmer
Mara
Irish A.C. Is
Anette
C. U
Ollita
A. Jokisaari
Tripping
Wilcox
Wrigley's
Crowe
Beauty Safo
Nason ST
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