Review of World Affairs on the New Deal Critique
The piece surveys federal court rulings against New Deal measures. It notes the Cincinnati land condemnation ruling unconstitutional, Boston processing taxes struck down, and New Orleans TVA power sale upheld. It cites Harold Ickes and Chester Davis on slum work and administrative survival, plus Senate lobby disclosures and Russia-US trade pact under Hull policy.
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New Deal
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
PWA
Boston
AAA
New Orleans
Tennessee Valley Authority
Harold Ickes
Chester Davis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Supreme Court
Serted
Appeals Court
Davis
Congress
Minnesota Senator Schall Spars With Roosevelt Critics in Senate
Tension rose as D. Schall accused President Roosevelt of being a megalomaniac and was rebuked by Senators Robinson Black and Bone for violating decency rules. The exchange followed Schall reading a clerked editorial and his own critique of the administration, with Robinson accusing Schall of moral obliquities and usurping executive powers.
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D. Schall
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Black
Bone
Schall
Texas
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Ben
Cohen
Senator Lewis urges Britain cede island possessions to aid US debts
Senator J Hamilton Lewis of Wilneis a foreign relations member revisits the idea that Britain should surrender Caribbean islands to the United States to settle its war debt. He cites Somaliland to Ethiopia and canal privileges as precedents and warns islands would shield the US in war and store supplies for attacks on America. Charles Taussig named chairman of the National Youth Administration advisory committee.
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J.hamilton Lewis
Wilneis
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
United States
Carribbean Sea
Senate
England
Somaliland
Ethiopia
Italy
France
West Indies
Caribbean
America
Ethiopian Leader Appeals for Defiance Against Italy
Emperor Haile Selassie called Ethiopians to unite and die fighting Italy to defend independence, urging all ages and classes to resist the invader. Mussolini presses on, with League debate looming, while European powers weigh backing out without losing face. Hull criticized war, Kellogg pact cited.
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Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
Mussolini
Italy
Duce
East Africa
Hull
America
New Orleans Mayor Walmsley Faces Defection Amid Peace Push
Huey Long foes in New Orleans press for Walmsley ouster as ward leaders vote resignation for the city’s good. Walmsley refuses to yield, vowing to stand firm against calls for peace with Long. Drowning toll rises as Han River floods riverine communities near Hankow, China, killing about 10 000. The Wagner Act faces Supreme Court questions but AFL leader William Green defends its constitutionality while opposing the Toledo mediation plan. A new bill to replace the NRA gains House approval but faces doubtful passage. it would license industries and require 30 hour workweeks and union concessions.
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Enator
Huey Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Walmsley
Commission
Long
Commission Council
United States Supreme Court
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Wagner
Supreme Court
Toledo
Ohio
Edward F. McGrady
Green
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Federation
House Labor Committee
NRA
Congress
Monastic Boxing Bout Echoes City’s Senior Sport Scene
In St Petersburg Massachusetts older boxers Myron Emory and Charle Young aged 79 and 78 fought to a draw in a four round whiskerweight match. The bout, staged by the Three Quarter Century club, drew crowds and showcased a city aging into sport and social life.
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Myron Emory
Wweight
Charle Young
New Hampshire
Emory
Young
St. Petersburg
Three Quarter Century Club
Independence day envisioned for a Woman's club
The author argues that women too deserve active roles and fun on July 4th. They criticize the assumption that only men box or play ball and propose a Woman's Three Quarter Century club to celebrate a new generation free of past constraints.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply Health Beverage
The Postum Company advertises a free week’s supply of Postum health drink to anyone who writes for it. Readers are invited to request the sample in a nationwide promotional offer appearing in this newspaper.
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Postum Company
Brutal Truth About Returning to an Old Home
A reflective note argues the dear old home remains an indispensable retreat every few years for those feeling sentimental, offering steady comfort and a sense of belonging. It emphasizes revisiting familiar spaces to reconnect with memories and roots.
No answer at all. does not turn away wrath
A terse remark notes that silence or inaction fails to quell anger. The line frames a moral stance that seeking resolution requires speech or action rather than avoidance.
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Wrath
Firestone Ground Grip Tire Promises All-Weather Use
The Gum-Dipped Cord construction with extra heavy self cleaning tread gives tractors trucks and cars better traction with less heat. The design reduces bumpiness on smooth roads and resists pulling strains, enabling operation on grounds and roads where ordinary tires fail even with chains.
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Firestone
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