Roosevelt weighs new NRA plan after Supreme Court ruling
President Roosevelt faces choice after a Supreme Court decision narrows interstate commerce power. Advisers urge a sturdier program or a modified recovery act to enforce labor standards, with Felix Frankfurter leading the argument for substitutes easing implementation while preserving New Deal aims.
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Supreme Court
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Donald Richberg
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Johnson
Congress
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Roosevelt
Blackwell Smith
Felix Frankfurter
Justice Brandeis
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Labor Movement
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NEA Service, Inc
Roanoke Newsman C H Pearce Visits Family
C H Pearce a well known Roanoke newspaper man visits his wife and daughter during a hometown stop continuing his association with local journalism and community events.
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C. H. Pearce
Roanoke
Miss Elva Pearce and Roanoke Leader Affiliation
Miss Elva Pearce is identified in connection with the Roanoke Leader organization, listing her as affiliated with the publication. The note clarifies her association within the Roanoke media circle.
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Elva Pearce
Pearce
The
Roanoke Leader
Picnic nutrition and variety for family outings
An NEA Service column by Mary E. Dague weighs picnic meals from simple sandwiches to hot one dish casseroles. It emphasizes nutrition for children, salads for bulk and vitamins, and keeping foods hot or cold with modern hampers and vacuum jugs.
Kirby Selected Principal for Moulton Grammar School
C. C. Kirby, former Lawrence County superintendent and longtime educator at Pleasant Hill and Means School in Morgan County, has been chosen by the Moulton board of education as principal of Moulton grammar school. Friends in Morgan and Lawrence counties praise the promotion.
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C. C. Kirby
Lawrenceounty
Pleasant Hill and Means School
Morgan County
Moulton Board of Education
Moulton Gramar School
Kirby
Morgan and
Lawrence Counties
Child Suffers a Lacerated Knee in Bluff City
Charles Bowman and his son of Mrs. Cora Bowman Bluff City were treated at Dr. A M Roans office for a badly lacerated left knee. The injury occurred when the child fell on a pile of rocks while playing this morning.
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Charles Bowman
Stay of Sentence Granted for Dr. Sarah Ruth Dean
Jackson Mississippi June 8 Governor Sennett Conner granted a 30 day suspension of life sentence for Dr. Sarah Ruth Dean a sedwood woman physician convicted in the death of her associate Dr. Preston Kennedy. The session was granted to allow time to study her pardon application.
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Jackson, Miss
Sennett Conner
Sarah Ruth Dean
Sedwood
Preston Kennedy
Book Depository Award Likely Toda
Montgomery Alabama June 8 state textbook purchasing announced today it hoped to aid the contract for a state de tory sometime during the day possibly late afternoon.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thompson Ties With Sam Parks In U S Open
Jimmy Thomson from Long Beach and Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh finished the third round tied for 54 holes at Oakmont after Thomson shot 77 in rough weather and Parks posted a steady score to stay within striking distance of the lead in the U S Open.
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Oakmont Country Club
Ittsburgh
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Rglas
Tax Program to be Discussed in Congress Conference
Washington June 8 The administration tax program for this session will be discussed in a conference within the next few days by Secretary Morgenthau and senators Harrison and Doughton, chairmen of the finance and ways and means committees.
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Washington
Congress
Morgenthau
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Doughton
House Ways and Means Committee
Solons Rest After Strenuous Stormy Week
Senate debated reconsideration of bills amid partisan friction. The Arnold bill to curb communism passed 25 to 6 after removal from the adversed calendar. Other measures stalled or defeated including a sheriff fee increase and a bill barring lawmakers from certain appointments. Governor Graves said he would seek a Supreme Court ruling on constitutionality and appoint lawyers for opposing sides.
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Senate
Finance and Taxation Committee
Hardy Riddle
Floyd Mooneyham
Graves
Supreme Court
Cleveland Sells Gas To Drive Down Prices
City of Cleveland opened a municipal gas station charging 20 cents a gallon while oil companies sell at 23 cents. Officials said the station could be shut if major firms reduce prices to what they deem reasonable.
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Cleveland
Tenn
Mrs Bittner to Join Husband in Nashville Tennessee
Mrs. P. QO. Bittner left yesterday for Nashville to join her husband. They will make their future home in that city.
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P. QO. Bittner
Nashville
Tenn
Monday's Menu Breakfast to Dinner Special
Monday menu lists breakfast options including strawberries cereal cream and poached eggs. Luncheon features jellied vegetable salad rye bread sandwiches rhubarb tapioca pudding with milk tea. Dinner serves baked beans Swiss cheese rye bread sandwiches Boston brown bread butter sandwiches chips tomato salad olives and chocolate cupcakes ice cream milk coffee.
Slayer Executed After Killing Dozens in Region
The region's women expressed relief as Ivan S. Maleshoff was executed for the murder of twenty women in the past year. The act closes a brutal chapter in the area’s crime wave and brings a lingering fear to an end.
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Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing Prison
Albany
N. Y
Kharkoff
U. S
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