Supreme Court faces youth versus old age in Roosevelt plan
Jay Franklin analyzes Roosevelt's judicial reform push, arguing conservatives dominate the Supreme Court and the president must balance age and vitality. He notes potential nominees like Rosman and Frankfurter, the political stakes, and the clash between a changing world and aging judges.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Supreme Court
Ig & Ack
Mera
Hihtoh
Roosevelt
Congress
Congressionall
Joe Robinson
Bob Wagner
Senator Robinson
Homer
Ming
New York State Supreme Court
Pelix Frankfurter
New Deal
Bob Jackson
Supreme Court J Idges
Judges
Constitution
America
Copyright, Register and Tribune Syndicate
Deserving Consideration for Reopening Grades at Fairview School
A petition from the Parent and Teachers Association asks school directors to reopen the first and sixth grades at Fairview Elementary. The move would use existing facilities with little extra expense, avoiding hardship from past downsizing, if enough children are enrolled in the Mainview neighborhood. The writer urges action in spring, arguing community interest and timely planning.
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Tn Parent and Teachers Association
Fairs ‘View School
Saytel
Farrvie
Snd
Concord
Mainview
Paltview P. 1
State-wide probe urged into Payette county death case
Prominent Payette county residents call for a full inquiry into the death of a Uniontown hotel proprietor amid allegations of brutal interrogation by two state troopers and county officials. They warn against coercive methods and insist investigations target all who may have abused power, while noting respect for lawful action and recalling historic figures who faced similar scrutiny. The petition stresses accountability beyond local officers and questions the integrity of authorities involved.
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Payette County
Uniontown
Westmoreland
Hawa
Syarit
Latent Fingerprints and Their Mysterious Process
The text explains latent fingerprints, their persistence on touched items, and how the FBI uses chemistry and advanced methods to reveal them. It notes tiny dots, distinct patterns, and variability in whether gels reveal prints, with emphasis on chemical imaging and specialized techniques.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Geman
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Wang Tent
Fragmentary note on science and citizenship protection
The text discusses dots dividing into a few alassen and fingerprinting as a means of Wenlification and protection for ql citizens. It suggests blumt pints improve the system and notes scientists paying attention as a year passes, with a vague hope of returning to the ocean for a fiving.
Blighted Universities Under Nazi Pressure Decline in Germany
The article cites official Berlin reports showing a sharp drop in university numbers since the Nazi rise to power. Half of students vanished and faculty faced severe losses as scholars resisted Hitler doctrine, with many imprisoned or forced abroad to teach in Britain, America, and other nations.
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Germany
Berlin
Angrift
Joseph Goebbels
Ernst Keicsek
Iearning
Rnglan
America
Mass Meeting Planned in Oil City to Oppose Court Plan
Citizens of Oil City organize a mass meeting to protest the plan to “pack” the supreme court. The gathering is set for next Monday evening at 8 in the Bellos Letrus auditorium. Local clubs and women’s organizations plan to send representatives to discuss reorganizing opposition efforts.
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Oil City
Yen Ly Mae
Supreme Court of the Nite
Bellos Letrus Orb
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YMC. A
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Phosphate Mining Boom Lifts Nashville Prospects
Phosphate mining surges in Middle Tennessee as returning prosperity and higher farm profits drive activity. Walter L. Pound, state geologist, notes renewed exploration and expansion across the region’s phosphate belts, signaling a strong economic upturn for local agriculture and industry.
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Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Phosphate Hells
Walter L. Pound
State Seologick
Monthly bulletin for Chamber of Commerce discussed
Twenty years ago journal notes show the advisory board planning a monthly bulletin on chamber activities. Other items include a Freshton class sleigh ride to Columbus, funeral services for Mrs Harmah Hayden, illness updates for Mrs Mary Bligen and Norman Newton's arrival from Ithaca to visit grandparents, Mrs Kilward Welch's discharge, and Lena St Clair visiting Jamestown.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mary Bligen
West Church Street
Seporte Ag
Norman Newton
Tthacath
G. King
Paris Styles Shift as Skirts Rise and Waistlines Tighten
Paris fashion reports suggest skirts climb higher and waists tighten with daytime ensembles displaying high waistlines and evening wear pushing toward empire cuts. Designers favor fuller backs, varied silhouettes, and crisp, uncrushable fabrics in wool, tweed, and mixed textiles, with color effects limited by finishing processes.
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Selon
Tadlay s Fathien Tip New dresses have skirts 14 to 16
Tadlay s Fathien suggests selecting new dresses with skirts measured 14 to 16 inches from the latest collection. The note emphasizes fit and style for seasonal wardrobes.
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Tadlay S
Fathien
Hollywood Film Shop Announces Capreat’s Return in Zenda Film
Hollywood reports Capreat and Fah. 10-Coustins Tainbanks return to star with Ronald Colman in a new The Prisoner of Zenda produced by Zelzneck In srndtional Films. Selenink via United Artists and Criterion signs him after negotiations. The cast includes Mary Astor and John Cromwell directing.
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London
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Ronald Colman
Yourly Fairbanks
Bigland
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David 0. Zelzneck
Zelzneck Insrndtional Films
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Criterion
Doug, Jr
Douglas Fairbanks
Beth Sully
Setress
New York
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France
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Stephen
Adfairs
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Geililove
Ran Gveneford
Joan
Hellswood
England
Dor Genera
Thadl
Frite von Tarlenheim
John Cromwell
Dine
Colman
Rudalf Resnendyll
Fainbanjes
Wyfy
Rascally
Ricks
University Patents Furnace Design for Nitrogen Activated Garden
The University of North Dakota applied for patents on a furnace designed to convert North Dakota light into an activated garden product. The device aims to use carbon materials in water purification and related processes, proposing novel methods for handling durability and efficiency in purification systems.
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University
Fargo
N. D
University of North Dakota School of Minettes
North Dakota
Dkaching
Battle of Hanover Civil War clash in June 1883
The Hanover battle in York County involved about 10,000 troops on each side. Kilpatrick and Custer led forces, with the first volley at 10 30 a m. Kilpatrick later reported around 100 Confederates killed and 147 wounded, while his own casualties were 11 killed and 3 wounded.
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Hanover
York County
Famou
Stuart
Kilpatrick
Custer
Uwits
Stewart Says Congress Holds Back on Reform Plan
Washington, Feb. 10. Charles P. Stewart notes Congress slows Roosevelt’s reorganization plan as lawmakers fear surrendering legislative authority. Independent offices like comptroller general face abolition, while the plan would group such offices into cabinet departments under presidential jurisdiction.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Capitol Hutt Lo
Senate
House of Representatives
One-Minute Test Review and Etiquette Hints
Answers cover presidential history, Supreme Court impeachment, and civil questions. Notes advise proper attire and behavior, with a birthday forecast and moral maxim. The section cites James Buchanan as a president who never married and explains sand boils from geysers in drought conditions.
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James Buchanan
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