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Newspaper
Del Rio Evening News
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
6
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The article weighs the Supreme Court NRA ruling and urges reexamining the federal role. It traces American distrust of a strong central government, notes the shift from an agrarian to a complex industrial nation, and calls for careful thinking to reconcile original theory with modern needs and to shape enduring policies.
An editorial notes rising resistance to expanding Japanese exports to Latin America, despite a favorable trade balance. It cites 1934 trade values and early 1935 gains, and discusses Japan seeking more Latin materials such as cotton, wool, copper, sugar, and tobacco through potential treaties while Brazil expands cotton output to replace the U S.
United Press reports Geneva council failed to sway Italy to arbitrate with Abyssinia. Mussolini proclaimed bold marching policy but Italy accepts a two month plan of first conciliation then arbitration. Eden’s proposal shifts path and could raise Eden’s prestige and influence in British Foreign Office.
The item notes Queen Mary’s age of 68 and jokes about hat aging. It mentions G men photos possibly aiding parents and fingerprints by youngsters. Other snippets reference a humor piece about a four billion work relief book title, a policeman disguising as a girl winning a prize, a Chicago man fined after flirting, and Fr. remarks on eggs eaten by Rev. Edwards.
The Dallas News discusses Mary McElroy's plea to spare Walter McGee after the kidnapping and murder attempt. It argues clemency saved the criminal while noting that most victims would favor life for such crimes, and that justice often calls for capital punishment.
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