We the People debate on roosevelt era court reforms
Washington views the presidents proposed court reforms as a constitutional and political clash. He notes lawmakers and courts, including key figures like Lamaret du Pont Shouse and the Liberty League lawyers, oppose changes that affect legal rewards and the judiciary. He discusses amendment routes versus legislative paths and references interstate compacts and flood control debates highlighting national urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin Washington
White House
Jts
Gudges
Lamaret
Pierre S. du Pont
Jowett Shouse
Raoul Desversines
Liberty League
Alok
Camper
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Landon
Woodrow Wilson
Hirteen
Congress
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
English as a Global Link Reverberates Across Nations
A college professor notes widespread English study after a year in China with natives from different provinces striving to understand each other. The article cites English classes in Germany and widespread global interest driven by American travel, cinema, and business, alongside renewed curiosity in other languages and mutual understanding through language learning. It also touches on Mexican religious liberty tensions and a dramatic public reaction to raids on church services in Vera Cruz, Mexico, concluding that religious liberty remains a practical concern amid political pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Masie
Germany
Ong
Mio
Vera, Cruz
Orizdba
Vera Cruz
Unis
Mexico
Annual wages in auto industry stay unclear in strike talks
The piece notes wage levels influence strike debates yet reports low annual pay. It mentions 1986 average yearly income around 119 dollars insufficient for family needs, amid broader concerns about living standards and economic policy. Also mentions WPA program in Alamosa hiring women to process books for 301 days.
Princess Jean Ponkituwalel in Paris Winter Wardrobe
Paris report details Princess Jean Ponkituwalel’s winter fashion in Paris. It outlines her go-to black outfits, velvet suits, tailored jackets, and full length coats with silver fox trims. Evening wear features bold embroidery, pearls, and elaborate headpieces reflecting Parisian style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Ponkituwalel
Sthiaparelli
Golos
J Blake
Hollywood Ulm Shop and Kaitz on French and Jewish Actors
Kaitz laments stereotypes in early Hollywood cinema and notes shifts as English and Jewish actors gain respect. He recalls Greta Garbo in The Temptress and advocates authentic French voices on screen while detailing his career in opera, stage, and screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Hal S'renehman Shoud
aNesmin Wusadé
Armind Kaitz
Kaitz
Opaa
Raliz Gan
Thalizng
Otter Nalion
Ubisas
Greta Garbo
Kally
Toni
Swe
Kallz
Sammy
Kng
Ciel
Charlie Ghaustin
New York
Kaltz
Wollss
Words of Wisdom Poem Becomes Call for Wisdom
The piece argues that poetry fosters wisdom and faith, urging readers to contemplate divine order. It reflects on humanity's souls and the enduring impact of belief as a guide to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Hay
One Minute Test Answers and Justice Salary Notes
Fragmentary input lists items about full salary and names that appear garbled. The readable pieces reference salaries and potential judicial notes but lack coherent facts, dates, or entities. Summarizes as a brief item noting discussed salaries and unspecified justice-related entries without clear details.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 15 1917
The journal notes freight delays affecting Penine country shippers and Cory factories. A Palm Restaurant worker sustained an eye injury, with hopes of full recovery. Obituaries include Theresa Askerman of Buffalo Hospital. Mrs Powers heads west to join Jones Brothers Shows. Mrs Winifield Clark-Blanchard dies. Local notices mention county events, with Mrs Merlin and Miss Gray staying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penine
Cory
Sabre
Landmark sites highlighted by Pennsylvania Commission
The Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission notes Ithan as an aging town near Philadelphia with a post office in a 200 year old building. It mentions a 1780 schoolhouse, a Quaker Meeting House dating to 1700, and a church linked to General Anthony Wayne, plus Bath City Hall and local township history around the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithan
Ethan
Delaware County
Philavelphia
Onss Davids Church
Mag Anthony Wayne
Turin
Aone
Bath City
Supreme Court Silence From Chief Voices on a Sour Topic
Charles P. Stewart notes a paradox in presidential plans to reshuffle the Supreme Court. He recalls Chief Justice Hughes and recent justices, arguing that court members rarely speak publicly on reforms or conjecture about retirement ages, leaving the topic to outsiders and rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hughes
Roosevelt
High Judiciary
Charles Evans “Hughes
Harlan F. Stone
United States Attorney General
Supreme Park
Milwau kee police urged to attend weekly schooling
News feature notes officers must attend school at least weekly while highlighting global and domestic tensions. It mentions 415 countries in the International Postal Union and a broad discussion of constitutional reform efforts led by figures like Henry Wallace and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Inteminational Postal Union
Connecticut
Hig
Senate
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt
Copyright
Tribuns Syndicate
Books in Review: The Ultimate Power and More
Morris L. Ernst attacks Supreme Court power in The Ultimate Power arguing it collides with the people and representative government. He cites anti New Deal decisions and urges limits on judicial review while tracing constitutional origins and property rights versus liberty. Also reviewed are works on railway expansion era figures and a Hawthorne Daniel account of Jay Gould era railroad activity with cautious, analytical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris L. Ernst
Supreme Court
Doubleday Doran
Ernst Sors
Tolindius
Flo
Phaesur
Althor
Caxton
Jams H. Kyner
Jay Gould
Nebraska
Dakotas
Rockies
Colorado
Kyner
Hawthorne Daniel
Kysey
Alge
Dames Kyner
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Rell Anp
Crain
Scott
Russia
PINE
Canaware
GEIS
Poe
Cathay
China
New Guinea
Empire State Building
Mybody
T.'Stiat
Wotta
WPA
Alamosa
Colo—Alamosa
Supreme Counelisible Gar
Helvetia
Breluna
Hollywood Ulm Shop
Matis
Bina Gralfer
Palm Restaurant
Glen Miller
Jim
Miller
Parsons
le Mail
Mirst Avenue
Theresa Askerman
Ira
Aiway
Buffalo
Mre
Veo D
Winfied Clark-Blanchard
W. J. Blanchard
W. Clark
Mrs. Jonh Merlin
Thenitn
J. Divitight
Erle
Miss Gray Aie Ts
Evie
SEE and Know
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Stewart
Capitol Hill
New York Harbor
Books IN Review
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