Roosevelt presses plan to reshape government power in US politics
Roosevelt advocates amending the Constitution to shift authority from states to the federal level to save the New Deal. He signals a potential realignment toward a constitutional government with a coalition between Jeffersonian Democrats and Republicans, while Congress debates NRA amendments and broader reform proposals.
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Congress Formulates Broad 10 Bill Agenda for September Session
CO reset will sit until September as the president presses a must enactment program. The leaders detail a 10 bill package including social seeds, omnibus banking, holding company, Wagner labor relations, Guffey coal regulation, Tennessee Valley Authority, Bankhead cotton act extension, ANA amendments, tax extension, temporary NRA extension, and NRA government contract requirements.
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Supreme Court Leaves Old Senate Chamber for New Marble Building
Without ceremony the Supreme Court left the old senate chamber where it has sat as a courtroom since 1859 at spring session’s end. It will reconvene in October after summer recess in a new $10,000,000 marble building just east of the Capitol.
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Lindbergh Ends Active Role With Transcontinental Air
Charles A Lindbergh's active participation with Transcontinental and Western Air is terminated for the present. Henry B Dupont, chairman of the board, says there was no disagreement and Lindbergh will remain available as a technical adviser in emergencies while focusing on personal affairs for the next few months.
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Kidnaped Weyerhaeuser Safe. Ransom Recovered to Family
George Weyerhaeuser, nine year old heir to a Tacoma lumber fortune, is safe at home. His captors escaped with a $200,000 ransom paid by the family and remain at large as federal and local authorities close in.
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Flood Devastation Across Several States Prompt Widespread Losses
Tornadoes and floods struck Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Kansas causing extensive damage. Officials fear up to 250 lives lost with many families homeless after the Republican River region swelled to disastrous levels.
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See America First Its All in American Travel Vision
William C Utley argues Americans should vacation in the United States highlighting San Diego as a 1935 expo site and California’s coast national parks. He contrasts European travel with American attractions from Hollywood to Mount Rainier and the Grand Canyon, noting lower costs and multiple rail programs plus historic southern and northeastern destinations.
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