Boos at Chicago Constit Day Raise Court Reform Echoes
The writer argues that hostile demonstrations at the Chicago Constitution Day event, where Montana Senator Burton Wheeler was booed, merit news coverage and influence views on President Roosevelt's Supreme Court reform. He condemns selective reporting and defends open political discourse while critiquing press bias and liberal labels amid 1937 political struggles.
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Washington
Bob LaFoltette
Juicia
Uy & Crows
Supreme Court
Chicago
Hanator Burton J
Wheeler
Montana
Burt Wheeler
Ceil
Alite Wheeler
Nanking
Hitler
Miss Solini
Justice Black
Cloud over court taints Senate justice nominee
A U S senator faces scrutiny over ties to the Ku Klux Klan and Nazi insults, with admission of past membership casting a cloud on his Supreme Court appointment. Critics say the stain may erode trust in a jurist who could otherwise be among the court’s finest.
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Greveland
Tom Hetin
Lewis
Wall Stree
Register and Tribume Syndicate
Tushige
Tiger Ly Black
United States
Suprane Bouet
Rugl
Kir Kins Ilan
U.S Senate
Hooder Order
Autim
Alabama
Ku Klux Lan Siport
Vaulemberg
Standardization urged for Pennsylvania crime enforcement
Governor Warle’s crime commission calls for swift punishment of felonies and reform of inconsistent county penalties. The piece argues for standardized sentencing across counties, reduced court delays, and fewer parole cushions, noting a push for harsher, more uniform justice and questioning odd influences like toy industry unionization and Santa Claus.
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George H. Warle
Crime Commission
Pennsylvania
United States
Courls
U.S
Traffic in Cities Slows Automobiles to Horse-Scale Pace
Readings from a meeting of the American Institute of Steel Contractors show car speeds, once near 81 miles per hour, now ground to a crawl due to inadequate road layouts and heavy traffic signals. Experts from automobile, petroleum, road-building, and transport industries urge creation of express routes and better crossings to ease urban congestion.
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New York City
Tao
Transporta
Istitute of
Steel
Conaifictitn
Wader-Pames
Draping Fashion Across Paris Designers For Winter
Paris designers show draping as a key to individuality in both day and evening wear. Mainbocher adapts draped sweaters over skirts, Vera Borea relaxes bodices with soft wool folds, and Vionnet among others morphs gowns with horizontal and crisscross draping. Today's tip: draping adds personality to winter outfits.
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Paris
Aine Smaile
Mainbocher
Vionnet
Thuclan le- Long
Frantegramant
Callot Sceurs
Lavivin
Highway systems overhaul to ease congestion proposed
Authorities estimate remodeling the nation's highways would cost 57 billion dollars while traffic delays cost more. Harvard traffic expert Dr. McClintock says the country could absorb 5 to 11 million more cars with efficient streets and highways, and actions may begin soon to create a markedly different system.
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McClintock
Harvard University Traffic Research Area
Indayd Jayaut
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files October 2 1917
A fragment list of local events includes a thief frightening Mrs Welcht on East Bond Street, Donald Williams stopping the invader. notes on Pennsylvania railroad grade improvements near Buffalo and Clymer. George Nollinger of King Nuxlot displaying raspberries. thirty-one men from the district heading to Camp Lee. Cory volunteers named. a surprise party for Rev and Mrs Jest. J D Owens visiting Mayville. Rev Father Setaindinger leaving for Erie.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clymer
D. Jackman
Eorge Nollinger
One-Minute Test Answer Key Highlights
Answers reveal Wiho as American high commissioner of the Philippines, claim Lake Mead as the world’s largest artificial lake, and carbon dioxide as a dense gas under high pressure. dated hints reflect etiquette, astrology, and birthday traits from a midcentury quiz.
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Wiho
Philippines
Paul ‘Vj McNutt
Zovernor
Indiana
Lake Mead
Boulder Dam
Arigona-Nevaida
Vandenberg Wheeler and liberal Democrats in 1940
Central Press column by Charles P. Stewart analyzes potential 1940 Republican and Democratic candidates. Vandenberg is seen as the mild conservative pick, Wheeler as a doubtful Democratic rival, with LaGuardia and La Follette noted as unlikely choices.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Duke
Burton K. Wheeler
Montanitjs
Vapdenblye
Imner
Wheeler
Wheeler Hay Mig
White House
Roaming rounds and community figures in Lewistown area
Roaming notes salute Sol Wolf former Community Service director and high school coaches Loris Haver Williamsport to state titles. Alderman C B Porto celebrates milestone. A L Cottrell honored. Theo P Williams sponsors Hammond organ at Baptist and United Brethren churches. John Healy candidate for burgess with strong chances. County to spend about a million dollars on highway improvements next year. Autumn woodlands theme and early bird season noted. Factory shift plans at Plant referenced.
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Sol Wolf
Loris
A. L. Cottrell
Lakewoull
Theo P. Williams
Row Baptist Church
United Brethren i Christ
John Healy
Fred Healy
Alt North Center
Burgess J
Lewistown
Beaalious
Stember
Charles McMillan
West Washington Street
Feremian
Aero Supply Plant
Rhe County
Pent
Woodlands
Pennsylvania
New York State
Hollywood Film Star Gregory Rathi’s War to Peace Dream
The article traces Gregory Rathi’s career from trenches in World War I to Broadway success and West Coast fame. He sought peaceful roles after war, but was drawn back to film and soon shifted toward directing, becoming associate director on The Round to Glory and later aiming to helm Shanghai Doyed linn as he navigated industry intrigue and studio plans.
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Gregory Rathi
Bresta Laloysi
Germany
Broadway
Ratef
Ratoff
Joyle
Rates
Sahara
Jong
Aloe
Ptnjio
Ips
Daryl Zamuck
Shanghai
Waestown
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