Supreme Court 5 to 4 Decisions Under Fire
AP reports Congress unlikely to curb five to four rulings by the Supreme Court. Senator Borah questions the power to raise the majority required to strike down laws, arguing national policy should not be bound by close judicial splits. He notes past shifts, like the 1895 income tax reversal, showing laws could change with time.
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Associated Press
Washington
May
Supreme Court
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Idaho
Congress weighs court actions and reform talk
Senate and House members discussed responses to 5-4 Supreme Court rulings and whether to reshape the court. Some warned against packing the court, others defended majority rule and cautioned lawmakers to craft legislation carefully. No move to end one vote rulings was seen. Also, Santa Barbara night school launched a navigation class for local yachtsmen.
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Alison Rede Returns to London with Westurn and Bulldog
Alison Rede arrives in London with Guy Waturn after a terrifying night at a remote Sussex house. She feared a hairless man until rescue by Westurn and his bulldog Gaffe. She feels uneasy yet attracted to Westurn, noting the dog's collar bears the initials G L instead of G W.
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Night Ride Crisis and Lucky Rescue
Alison and Guy discuss the intruder and their midnight escape as danger looms. He explains misread signals, confirms he followed instincts, and credits luck with bringing him to help. She notes the threat from Little Herbert and praises his timely entrance to the house. Tomorrow, furniture movers will enter the story.
Prospecting class finds salted gold in educational stunt
In Salt Lake City on May 9, a state vocational education field trip triggered excitement as mining engineer D. W. Buckley staked a claim only to discover the site had been salted with gold for educational purposes.
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Salt Lake City
State Division of Vocational Education
D. W. Buckley
Powder for grease on woolens and silks
Rub talcum powder over grease spots on woolen or silk. Let stand for a day or go and brush off with a clean stiff brush. This is usually very effective and there are no rings left as when other powders are used.
Lefty Gomez Seeks No More Weight For Pitching
Chicago May 9 AP Lefty Gomez Yankee star says he does not need more weight to pitch well. He recalls years of advice that he should gain weight but remains doubtful about the necessity as he pauses in Chicago for a game or appearance.
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Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
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White Sox Series Prompts Player's Weight Reflect
A baseball note quotes a White Sox player saying he has gained about 20 pounds and questions whether the added weight helps his performance. The remark reflects a player weighing options on strength versus speed during a series.
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Cheaper Tag Bills Seek Suit All Tastes in Alabama
Alabama lawmakers consider multiple auto tag bills with price ranges and cuts. Gov. Graves backs the Wallace proposal offering 30 percent off on Oct 1 1935 and 40 percent later, while other bills propose $2.50 $5.00 and $210.00 prices.
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Alabama
Cook
Dominick
Bibb Graves
Goolsby
Encambia
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Comsvn
Recess Committee On Finance and Taxation
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Judson To Observe 97th Commencement
Judson College in Marion will observe its 97th commencement with a grand concert opening the observances. Dr. D. M. Nelson, president of Mississippi college, will deliver the commencement address and Rev. Mr. J. W. Phillips, pastor emeritus of First Baptist Church of Mobile, will preach.
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Judson College
D. M. Nelson
Mississippi College
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First Baptist Church of Mobile
Faust to Be sung by faculty and student performers
Harold M Giffin assistant professor of voice and Mrs Henry W Mecoene with a junior voice student Will be prominent in the upcoming commencement play The title Bhe to Sonar will be presented in June
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Harold M. Giffin
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Henry W. Mecoene
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Erosion Camp Sought for Double Creek Project Workers
The U S soil erosion service asked Novata Ohis to submit sites for a soil erosion camp to house hundreds of men to be employed on the proposed 285000 Double Creek watershed erosion project.
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Ohis
U. S. Soil Erosion Service
Double Creek
Arrowheads Fuel Oklahoma Farm Plumbing Upgrade
John T. Krone of Cimarron County Oklahoma used a bale worth 56 dollars of Indian arrow heads to complete modern plumbing installation at his farm home in Boise City.
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Boise City
Okla
John T. Krone
Cimarron County
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