Brandeis Influence Shaping Liberal Legislation
United Press report notes Justice Louis D Brandeis at 77 remains a pivotal liberal force on the Supreme Court as new Deal era cases test upholding Congress liberal laws Observers cite his past Oklahoma decision and ongoing push for open minds and state flexibility in economic policy hews to his long held views Holmes Cardozo and others often join him in shaping majority opinions
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John Ametanie
United Press
Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Congress
Lhe Jong
Brandeis
Hughes
Hoopers
Branuets Ns
Brandes
Minnesota
Brannes
Zionist World Movement
Heath
Chia
Rugged Individualism and NRA Legal Arguments
Speech by Donald R. Rienberg, NRA counsel, defends Recovery Act under constitutional powers. He cites Congress’s commerce, taxation, money, and regulation authority and argues strong action is justified by mass unemployment, bank insolvencies, and disintegration of the economy. He contends restraints on liberty protect individuals from chaos and forgery, embezzlement, and fraud.
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Donald R. Rienberg
NRA
Yescent
Sant
France Builds Vast Eastern Fortifications as Warning to Hitler
France has secretly shown foreign reporters its eastern border defenses, a vast fortification system from Holland to Switzerland. The ring aims to deter any German aggression by proving Germany’s barriers would be too strong to break through. France and Poland could potentially push into Germany if war threatened, while Germany’s western front remains largely unfortified.
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France
Hitler
Holland
Switzerland
Poland
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovaka
Pradcé
Johnson Faces Farmers as NRA Pitch Shifts to Frogs
Gen Hugh S Johnson tours the West amid wary farm audiences. He notes little hostility and even some applause while outlining government relief and the NRA program. A New York chef story about “bull dogs” turns to a tale of three pullfrogs, illustrating misperceptions about vast resources.
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Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
New York
Johnson
Model City Government Promises Graft-Free Administration
La Guardia, elected mayor of New York City, pledges a model administration free from graft sinecures and waste, aiming to set a standard for cities nationwide. He believes a clean, efficient city government would attract business and visitors from the metropolis.
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Sava
la Guardia
New York City
Bern
New York
LaGuartin
Jimmy Walker
Market Dismantled in Portland Waterfront Revamp
Historic market on Yuambhill Street mudkut in Portland will be dismantled by December 16 after 47 years as the vegetable part of the city. It will be replaced by a new million-dollar dottyar fret on the waterfront, reshaping the business scene.
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Portland
Ore
Yuambhill
Mudkut
Twenty Years Ago News Highlights November 14 1913
Journal files recounts a Neadleworth Guild president election, business shipments to Shreve Company’s new plant, a box for the Orphans Home for Thanksgiving, a Columbus hardware raid witness, Stantora Hose Company ball plans, Dan Zileh’s remaining ties, Leslie Akam’s birthday, visits by Judge Wilson and Prof H C Wilson, James Holden’s Lakewood return, Byron Babbitt’s New York trip, Mrs S G Lindsley’s Kansas visit, and a Santa Fe derailment near Joliet with no injuries.
Fragmentary note on worn out pleas and care advice
Fragmented text mentions worn out items and cheap remedies, with scattered names and places. It appears as a damaged passage about ear care or cosmetics and a person named Lydia Pintelama, plus references to Sierra and Korea. The readable content is too garbled to deduce a clear event or publication context.
Wallis disputes motion picture cycles as myth
Warner Brothers production executive Hal B. Wallis says cycles do not determine a film’s success. He argues audiences favor good entertainment and diversification, not chasing trends. Wallis plans a five film monthly slate, financing a broad range from comedy to epic.
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Alanson Edwards
Hollywood
Hal B. Wallis
Tade L. Warner
Warner Brothers Studio
Wallis
Washington gossip on cabinet rumors and aging officials
In Washington Nov 14 amid cabinet rumors Secretary Woolrich or Woolin weighs resignation questions after a throat infection cleared. The White House denies any vacancy. Comptroller General J Raymond McCarl, whose term ends in 1996, is discussed as an influential nonpartisan figure and possible target for reappointment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Woollin
Robert H. Wood
Sears, Roehnel and Co
White House
James B. Rand
Committee of the Nation
J. Raymond McCarl
Henry Ford
NRA
McCarl
Congress
Allexandria
Republican ‘National Congressional Committee
George] Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Fragmentary notice on early Columbus telegraph and council water works
The readable fragments reference O. Alagi operating a telegraph at Columbus and questions about G. Hireis a postmaster and the Corry Water Company's organization. The text also mentions a wordy system or bulletin board from the era.
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Gr O. Alagi
Colunbus
Hireis
Corry Water Company
Finger Print Department opens in county jail
The county established a finger printing department with Detective Leroy Seared in charge and District Attorney Mortimer Graham overseeing. It applies to prisoners arrested by constables, borough, county and township officers, though currently only city or state police arrestees are fingerprinted. The equipment was provided free by J. Edeth Hoover, Head of the U S Secret Service.
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DRI
Mhe County
Leroy Seared
Mortimer mi Graham
Graham
Mie
Furnisti Pg
J. Edeth Hoover
U. S.secret Service
Washington
Trains, Trees and Fashion Highlight Early Winter Style
Paris style notes show Women embracing a tree bark motif coat model from Schiaparelli. Mrs C Procter and Ruth Palmer wear it as debut draws near. Mrs G R Carter and the Countess of Beaucampoo also feature the look amid social chatter and winter wardrobes. Madame announces upcoming concerts.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
G. R. Carter
Countess of
Two Youths Held For Theft In Erie County
Two teenagers Edward Kowalski 18 of 1109 TL Sith street and William Mickey 17 of 1127 H 36th street are jailed without bail at Erie county prison after allegedly burglarizing Anthony Krotoszynski’s grocery at 319 East Avenue. A witness saw burglars inside the store and alerted police. Patrolman Virgil Thoxa-45 encountered them at the scene and arrested Kowalski at gunpoint.
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Isis
Virgil Thoxa
Anthony Krotoszynski
East Avenue
Edward Kowalski
TL Sith Street
William Mickey
H. 36Th Street
Erie County
Krotaszynski
Thomus
Kowalski
Itis
Hen’s diet fails to match taste on South Dakota farm
A hen at the John Jepp farm near Nterville, South Dakota, ate seven varieties of scrap iron and other metal objects, yet good eating was noted. Mrs John Jepp reported finding a collection of bolts, nuts and scrap iron in the hen’s gizzard.
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Nterville
S.D
John Jepp
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Neadleworth Guild
G. D. and
G. H. Heath Lumber Company
Shreve Company
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Dud Wellows
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Stantora Hose Company
Dan Zileh
Leslie Akam
Frank T. Wilson
Stilswater
Minn
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Tapp
James Holden
Lakewood
Byron Babbitt
St. Louis
Elison Babbitt
Frank
8. G. Lindsley
Uxtra
Iris Suit
Kansas
Iliott
Joliet Il
Lydia E. Finkhar
Korea
Lydia
Pintelama
Hollywood Film Shop
James A. Farley
Alexandria
Georgetown
D .C
Finger Print CO
Mary Knight
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Ward
RCA
Montgomery Ward
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