Roosevelt Era Supreme Court Appointments and Warren Profile
The article recalls historic Senate advice and consent for Supreme Court picks amid recess appointments and confirms Felix Frankfurter after Roosevelt's 1930s moves. It notes Gov Warren’s long legal career, California bar admission in 1914, and roles as state attorney general and GOP platform advocate for moderate welfare and housing programs.
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Senate
Judeas
Supreme Court
Cariozo
Roosevelt
Congress
Justice Burton
Warren
GOP
Notons
How Smart Are You
A quizzical piece asking ten questions to gauge memory and intelligence across history literature and language. It includes queries on common law, Myron C. Taylor, a nursery tale girl, the Father of English Poetry, terms like hedon and vard, and other era references.
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Myron C. Taylor
United States
William McKinley
Local Notables and Ventures Highlight September 11 1933
Howard W. Loveland elected president of the Pennsylvania State Council Past Grands Council at Union City meeting. Dr A G Rees opens office at 11 Washington for general practice, previously ran Home Maternity Hospital. Charles Skinner wins large Chautauqua Lake bass at 35 pounds 51 inches. Dairymen's League Co operatives intruder visit. no theft found. Community play at Senior High School Sept 25-26 funds Red Cross Shoe Fund.
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Howard W. Loveland
Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania State Council
Union City
A. G. Rees
Washington Street
Rees
East Main Street
Red Cross Shoe Fund
State Maintains Anti-Gambling Policy Across the State
Harrisburg reports Gen Robert E Woodside says no change to anti gambling policy and strong state action against slot machines in private clubs remains a good policy. Woodside, newly appointed to the State Superior Court, will resign as head of the Justice Department before the fall term opens September 28.
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Harrisburg
Robert E. Woodside
Rea Night
Woodside
Clibs
Pacific talks reject broader membership in defense pact
U S Australia and New Zealand ended two days of talks by declaring that admitting more countries would not aid Pacific defense. They oppose diplomatic recognition of Red China and its UN entry, and note Communist activity in Korea and Indochina.
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Washington
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific Pact
Pacific Defense
United Nations
Bnd
Korea
Indochina
Mrs Spada Of New Jersey Wins Mrs America Contenders
Mrs Anna Spada 29 year old mother of nine children will represent New Jersey in the Mrs America contest at Asbury Park. She won Mrs New Jersey title at Palisades Amusement Park and will compete against 31 contestants from the nation for more than 10000 dollars in prize money. Spada is wife of 31 year old Mario Spada a foreman at Whipany soap works.
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Asbury Park
Anna Spada
New Jersey
Palisarios
Shell
Speculation on Chief Justice Warren and Supreme Court vacancy
The report notes speculation about Governor Warren of California and a possible Supreme Court appointment after his death. It cites Warren's September 3 statement against a fourth-term bid and a White House hint that the first vacancy might go to him. It compares historical recess appointments and constitutional authority for nominations.
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Bar
Warren
California
White House
Supreme Court
Gov. Warren
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
John Rutledge
South Carolina
Senate
Rutledge
Noel Returns From Communist Prison Camps
Frank Pappy Noel, an Associated Press war photographer, arrived home in San Francisco after 32 months in Communist prison camps in Kon. He endured harsh conditions and separation from family during his captivity.
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Noel
San Francisco
Frank Pappy Noel
Associated Press
Sugar Grove Fair Opens with Stock Judging and Contests
The Sugar Grove Community Fair kicks off a three day run with Warren County Holstein breeders show cattle judging and exhibits. Today's events include a children's parade horse pulling contest a 7 pm parade and a band. Tomorrow features swine and sheep judging steer show horse show and an evening dance. 4H offers free babysitting for parents during the fair. In a separate note, Frank Sliesel of Midway Washington County was killed when a railroad car rolled over him at Champion Coal Co. plant.
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Sugar Grove
Warren County Holstein Breeders Association
Farmington
Fred Bauer
Pittsburgh
Frank Sliesel
Midway
Washington County
Champion Coal Co
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Charles Skinner
Roy Skinner
East Wayne Street
Chautauqua Lake
Dairymen's League Co - Operative Association, Inc
U.S
American Air Ones
Walter
Hi. Johnson Jr
Suez Gann
Civil Aeronautics
Casal
Ne Eets
Beynlien Gaverne
Chief Justice
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Marshall Sherwood
Ainters & Decorators
Wetherills Paints
Fhone
Wrenner
Davenport
Meerdink’s
Powell Loan & Finance CO
North Center ST
Corry, Penna
Loblaws
Gqod'food
Association Poi
Mennen Spray
Katherine
Glamour
Sargent
Wooder-tesiant
Mada
BPS House
Ose Pe
Chevrolet
Corry
Thomas
Motors
of Corry, Inc
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