Roosevelt Court Reform Sparks Debate On Judges
Washington March 6 The Roosevelt plan to reorganize the national court system faces criticism from lawyers and critics who fear court packing and political influence. Supporters push for younger liberal appointees and broader representation, while opponents warn of risk to judicial impartiality and the Supreme Court’s independence.
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Washingdon
Roosevelt
Manhattan
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Ty Répsavelt
Say
John w.Davis
Newtoy D. Baker
Reed Strent
Hiram, Johnson
Pat Hist
Hison
Zuirses
Hoya
Tle
New Deal
Roosevel
Cummings
Mersey
Woodrow Wiyon
DcReynolds
McReynolds
Justice McReynolds
Watt
Worheade
Frankfurter Legal
Hot Dogs
Congressional
Oratory
Ten
L Roosevelt
Tse
Lees
Real Estate Trust Ad Rates and Highway Upgrade Plan
Newspaper summary notes advertising rates and a noted improvement project by the State Department of Highways. It discusses resurfacing the Roosevelt Highway between Corry and Jamestown, proposing widening, reducing grades and curves for safety, and aims for completion by mid summer. Mentions possible early start and wider traffic capacity on Route 6. Also references a Shakespeare oil engine headline fragment and a note on the government acquiring gas masks.
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Philadelphia
Piads
State Department of Highways
Roosevelt Highway
Corry
Law Jon City
Highway Department
Hie
Philippine leader visits United States
The quiz answers report President Manuel Quezon visiting the United States. Ontario is named as the most populous vines of Canada. and George HMict is credited as the author of The Choir Invis ed. The box includes hints on etiquette and moral lines about future safety and armament.
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Philippine Commonwealth
United States
Vines of
Canada
Manuel Quezon
Ontario
George Hmict
Demograts Alive in Vine County Political Scene
A garbled report discusses Democrats in Fel County, noting a strong turnout and internal factional strife. It claims Democrats have risen from minority to majority recently and warns against continued disunity affecting the party and upcoming municipal contests.
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Erie
Tle Fortes
Democrats
Bite Gearm Hay
Wwe
Ordingey
Arly
Fel
Hun
Eris
WPA Changes Reflect Shifting Labor Roles In Maine
WPA changes show fewer New Deal workers in mills and more unskilled labor needed. As skilled workers move to private industry, older and weaker workers remain, creating higher unemployment risks. Local funds must rise to support simpler projects and sustain employment for residents.
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WPA
WEA
Maine
Tioga
Private steel wage shift signals new industrial era
The article contrasts past 12 hour days with current 8 hour days and 7 day weeks to highlight a dramatic wage and hour reform in the steel industry. It notes weekly pay rising to 25 dollars and argues the changes demonstrate private statesmanship easing labor conflicts and hint at broader economic leadership, with optimism about rising living costs and industrial progress.
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Troymal
Lnis
Anyling
Painless Taxes in Ohio Set as Relief Revenue
Ohio lawmakers push adding 1 percent to existing sales tax as the easiest relief measure. Advocates cite tax collection machinery and lack of opposition, while critics warn new taxes burden the poor and fail to solve underlying needs. A Texas evangelist claims 722 sins today, prompting questions about statutory reading.
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Ohio
Johnsonburg Paper Mill Gateway to Elk County
The report from the Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission highlights Johnsonburg in Elk County as a site on Route 1 with a large paper mill producing paper used by a major magazine. It notes the mill’s impact on motorists and local identity, calling the town a gateway to the region amid references to wood processing and local industry.
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Jin Elk County
America
Unjinsonburg
Lee
Weismullers and Lupe Velez News From Hollywood March
Hollywood gossip notes report a loom of Lupe Velez’s cosmetic visit, Weismuller brothers, and press on her marriage. Johnny Weismuller skis on a golf course as Willy Vernon faces court orders. The piece also mentions Cary Sheldon and the Pearson case investigations, plus local resort and scenery notes.
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Hollywood
Weismullers
Lmne
Lupe Velez Wessemiller
Tyipe
Lotus
Dobmny
Wiissmuller
Payzan
Willy Verném Avis
Foly Smurth
Wil
Galaxy's 1870s view on mechanization and mood
Central Press columnist notes a Galaxy magazine essay from the 1870s arguing mechanization causes low mood and unemployment. The piece compares 1870s tech limits to modern times, acknowledging advancing industry yet warning against overreach and social strain.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
United States
Galaxy
Judge Cragks Down Berkeley
The wife of a symphony conductor replied to a speeding ticket by accusing the judge of miscarriages of justice in Tirepe. The report notes combined offenses and the contentious exchange during the case.
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Cragks
Berkeley
Paris Styles Ski Wear Bright for Montgeneyre Snoweers
Pariss Montgeneyre regent skiers adopt cool clothing with short sleeve cotton and silk blouses paired with long skirts and tweed jackets. Bright contrasting colors dominate outfits, with knitted hats easing, waterproof cottons for trousers and jackets, and women knitting bright sweaters scarves socks and mittens while on the slopes.
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Paris
Montgeneyre
Dar
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files City Commission Notes
Twenty years ago city life and politics are summarized with mentions of the City Commission meeting attended by Bliss Brown Lawrie and Mayor Patterson. Reports touch on a John McCormack concert dispatch, a letter from a Tampico resident, Methodist church campaign staff, library building plans, Bell Telephone work, and a courthouse baby sale offer in Potosi Missouri.
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Bliss,Brown
Lawrie
Patterson
G. H. Bosworth
Conry
John McCormack
Fragmented notes on post savings, oceans, and odd facts
The text surveys the U S postal savings system since 1916 and odd global notes. It touches on moon appearance, English Channel conditions, U S state population shifts, hereditary disease in Arabia, stamp collecting trends, and a Grove of curiosities ending with a Portland, Me, feather prank.
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Aertics Ib
Woman Named Town Field Driver in Manchester by the Sea
Mrs. Vera Tenney, mother of three, has been elected town field driver in Manchester by the Sea. Her duties, per colonial era practice, will include rounding up stray cattle and keeping local lands orderly.
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Manchester
Mass
Vera Tenney
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