Letters on Roosevelt, Congress and the Constitution
George W. Snell argues about the Roosevelt presidency and Wagner Act limits. He contends the Constitution, Supreme Court, and public opinion shape policy, criticizes the crowd blaming dictatorship, and recalls historical shifts in the size of the Supreme Court as part of the broader debate.
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Erter
Journa
Roos
Roosevelt Appeas
Roosevelt
U. S
Supreme Court
Roberts
Charles Evans Hughes
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
van Buren
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Teddy the Great
Bushels
Empl oyes and pickets clash at Rider Hat plant
In Normwallik Connecticut on May 4 workers and pickets from the Rider Hat company plant fought in the street. Reserve police were called to restore order. Eleven men and three women were arrested and taken to police headquarters where the fighting resumed.
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Normwailik
Conn
Rider Hat Company
Local Social Notes Reflect Passages and Visits
Personal mentions cover Mr and Mrs Alec Irvine and daughter Margaret of Buffalo visiting West Congress street hosts, Mrs Roosevelt Sorenson and children from New Paris Pa, Mrs John Keatley from Tyrone Pa returning with her mother Mrs J W Irwin, and others traveling to attend funerals, visit relatives, or relocate. The item lists move plans, hospitalities, attendance at a dental convention, and family departures among Buffalo Erie and Corry areas.
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Alec Irvine
Margaret
Glenn
Margaret Glenn
Buffalo
Sam J. Irvine
West Congress Street
Roosevelt Sorenson
New Paris
John Keatley
Tyrone
J. W. Irwin
C.K. McElroy
Cliford
Peeblea
GB Kyser
Clymer
Addie Kholstee
Corry
Raymond Yohe
Pittsburgh
Yohe
E. C. Barnes
Erie
Vella Peters
Robert
Boyle
Mich
R. B. Mosier
A. W. Wiggers
Frankia Street
Seabring
A.nd
J. C. Watson
Minor floods on lower Ohio threaten farmland
Evansville and other lower Ohio river areas face rising water this week after heavy spring rains. Weather officials predict modest rises with no major property damage, but farmland near Owensboro Uniontown and nearby towns is at risk. Red Cross warns lowland families to evacuate at the first threat of flooding.
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United Press
Ivansville
al Floss
Ohio River
Weather Bureau
Evansville
Ind
Reg Cross Revet
Charles W. Carr
Ohio
J. H. Armington
Federal
Meteorologuial
Indianapolis
Watbash
White
Owensboro
Uniontown
Ryan Newburgh
Cypress
Union Township
Duke and Wally Reunited in France Amid Royal Escort
The Duke and Wally reunite at a French chateau as a motorcade escorts them from Monts. Gift boxes include Alpine flowers and an embroidered costume. In attendance are Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Bedaux with reporters swarming the entrance.
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Duke
Wally
France
Rage
Monts
Annother
Paris
Charles Bedaux
Duka
Chateau
Ferrary
Bedaux
Herman Rogers
Mrs. Simpson
Cannvs
Doughnut Advice Spurs Beauty Preservation Event
Dr J Howard Crum of New York says coffee and doughnuts are among the world’s best beauty preservers at the Annual meeting of the Southern Beauticians Association in New Orleans. The remarks were delivered as part of the beauty preservation discussion.
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New Orleans
J. Howard Crum
New York
Southern Beauticlasio’ Association
May business meeting of Gerry B P W Club at Lindquist home
The Gerry Business and Professional Women’s Club held its May meeting at Miss Florence Lindquist’s Spring Street home. The Magazine committee, led by Hazel Merker, hosted fourteen members. The program featured an article from My Independent Woman the eleventh publication Youth of Today by Miss Inca Piech. Guests and members enjoyed sandwiches, tea and confections. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs Anna Blaughant Vice President Miss Blanch Loveland Treasurer Miss Gertrude Wield Assistant Treasurer Miss Hagel Merker Secretary Mrs Mildred Dents Assistant to Miss Alice Freno and Ruth Supor expanding secretary.
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Gerry Business
Hell
Florence Lindquist
Spring Street
Hazel Merker
My Independent Women
Elvh
Iit
Inca Piech
Golved
Lindquist
Miss Merker
L. Sears
Stanley Kasper
Omeers
Anna Blaughant
Blanch Loveland
Gertrude Wield
Hagel Merker
Mildred Dents
Alice Freno
Ruth Supor
Refund sought for third class cities and motor fund
May 4 in Varhburg city officials seek refunds for third class cities. The article notes introduction in the State Senate by Clarence J. Buoleman to restore funds used for axed palities, fire tribulations, and motor fund use.
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Varhisburg
Stat Senate
Clarence J. Buoleman
Hearing May 13 on Lights for 2 Rail Crossings
Apprciation of the Pennsylvania Railroad for the right to install flashing lights at East Mul street and Pensylvania avenue crossings is slated for May 13 at 8. The Public Utilities Commission will hear the matter. Council has approved the proposal and asked Norfolk West Railroad to advise further. No objections were filed by residents or motorists.
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Penn
East Main Street
Pensylvania Railroad
Mul Street
Pensylvania
Wun
Wall
Pulahinen
Ehunalay
Mayr
Glen Milroy
Council
R. R
Sumner Atvert
Yatilroadt Oe Nels
Public Tiities Commission
London
Britain
Wefense UK
Barton's
NVA
Tennessee Rhettie Power Company
Commonwealth & Southern Corporation
TVA
Fleeine Pawns Company
Rhilron Ani Public Uility Commission
Nashville
Pickets Surround Hollywood Studios
About 200 workers formed a protest around Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios as starling Pat Casey and ship groups watched. Producers opposed by labor leaders claim production is continuing normally while negotiations for settlement stalled.
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Page One
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Pat Casey
Jabot
Formotion Picture
Lessing
Neillio
For Sale Sissy Real Estate Note Listing Misc
Several names appear in fragmented sale text including Gale Rene PH Ts Hirst Seid, Cuyry, ShoMele and Pia8. The note seems to reference a for sale item with multiple identifiers and unclear details. No concrete price, location, or official entity is clear from the readable fragments.
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Galerene
Jack in Beanstalk Style Tower Appears Overnight in Los Angeles
An odd feature emerges in Los Angeles as a five-foot tall beanstalk-like structure shoots up overnight. Local observers report a mysterious glow and a strange rhythm surrounding the event, with no clear explanation or accountable source.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Menchen
Market Gossip Summary From Elmer C Walzer
United Press financial editor Elmer C Walzer reports mixed guidance for markets. source notes Washington and London cues, cautions on selling to protect gains, and mentions wage-driven costs. commentary covers bullion, a potential bear phase, and TVA related power-company disputes amid a restless trading scene.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Washington Watch London
Stocks Make Further Gain In Light Volume Trading
May 4 York market opens with light trading and mixed price moves in listed stocks. Notable activity centers on American Locomotives Bethlehem Steel and United Corporation among others, with several major issues showing fractional gains or losses in quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Atock Mmarkel Voday
Wits
Ameulenit Smelter
Amavirwatte
Audi Oy
Penidix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Fannin Mc Ouytiss-Wrigghi A
Giscko
Knystoy Continental
Hateyn General
Montgomery
National Dairy Nash Kelelator
New Yorke Conten
Noythen Paciie
Parkar
Ss Pariminal
Helenn
Vaealge Standard
Standard Oil
Natudebaker Texas Co
United Corp
US Steel
Warner Bray Westinghouse
Ele Wentworth
Trixie
Youngstown
Tnoy Arkansay Gas
Acro’ Sunply Si Assy Gay
Sloot Cities Service
McCord Rat
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Rex
Devils
Victor Welaglen
Preston Foster
RKO
Shoto
George W. Snell
Alphonze Jackson
West Frederi. Street
Warren
B.P.W
Hollywood Studios
Loblaw’s van
Centen
N. Center
City Chicken Legs
Baker’s
C. E. Doane Hardware
Martin Howard
Wayne Township
Aston
Ieee Lowen
Waeene
Mayen i
LaWushie
Pawtatiptiten
Walley
Tyne Brothers
Mawuek
Intellite
Condra Pharmacy
CNS Apo Pia Tere Drug Store
Soni Eressles, Soi
Eee West Pub
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