Supreme Court Upholds New Deal Labor and Mortgage Acts
The Supreme Court upheld three New Deal acts including the railway labor act requiring collective bargaining and a three year farm mortgage moratorium. Justice Stone read the railway decision, Brandeis authored the farm act, and the court signaled potential rulings on the Wagner act amid mixed opinions among justices.
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Sutherland
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van Devanter
Hughes
Justice Stone
Virginian Railway Company
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Act
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Louis D. Brandeis
Government Holds Fire On Sit Down Strike Policy
President Roosevelt after a Warm Springs trip meets with top leaders and says federal action is not warranted yet. He notes two conditions for intervention: violation of federal law or interference with federal property, including the mails, or state requests for federal aid to maintain order. No such conditions have arisen so far.
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Congress
Bey
LABOR
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Representative McCormack
Massachusetts
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United States of America
American Federation of Labor
William Green
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Warm Springs
Garner
Senate
Joe Robinson
Bankhead
House
Sam Rayburn
Robinson
High Court
Henry F. Ashurst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congressman Focht of Lewisburg Dies in Washington
Republican congressman Benjamin K Focht of Lewisburg Pennsylvania died from heart disease after becoming ill at a Washington hotel. A former editor of the Lewisburg Saturday News he began public service in 1907 and was in his tenth nonconsecutive term at age seventy four. He was survived by his widow a son and a daughter.
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Pennsylvania
Benjamin K.focht
Lewisburg
Washington
Focht
Death of British writer John Drinkwater at fifty
London author John Drinkwater renowned poet novelist and playwright died suddenly in his sleep at his home after a heart attack. He was fifty years old.
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John Drinkwater
London
Bonnet talks sit-downs and court fight over Labor
Washington observers note Georges Bonnet says sit-down strikes did not start in France but in Poland and French authorities warned strikers without injury or disorder. The piece discusses constitutional power over strikes, Wagner act challenges, possible state or local handling, and Roosevelt's stance on arbitration and court enlargement. It also covers looming budget and tax plans and fears of inflation and housing relief needs.
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Georges Bonnet
France
M. Bennett
Poland
Senate
House
Grover Cleveland
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Capitol
M. S. Eccles
Reserve Board
Congress
Capitol Bill
Eccles
Crochet lace medallion pattern for home crafts
An advertisement for Pattern 1345 from The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept offers an inch medallion crochet motif. It promises quick production of chair sets scarves pillows and buffet sets from the medal lion joinery. Send 15 cents for the pattern and include name and address. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ad follows.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Infragile Ties Emerge From Cicero Quotation
A quotation notes that harming friendship costs the greatest ornament of friendship by taking modesty from it, attributed to Cicero. The line reflects moral reflection on trust and virtue within human relations.
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Cicero
Adlerika claims promise gut cleansing and gas relief
An advertorial claims Adlerika clears both upper and lower bowels to relieve gas pain and constipation. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Jas Filler and cites Dr H E L Shoub of New York noting reduced bacteria and colon bacilli after cleansing.
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Adlerika
Jas
H. EL. Shoub
New York
Govern Your Thoughts Quote by Walter Pater
A compact quotation from Walter Pater urges readers that they hold the power to shape their thinking. The line emphasizes mental autonomy and deliberate mindset.
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Walter “Pater
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