Supreme Court to Open New Palace of Justice in Historic Term
The United States Supreme Court prepares to begin its historic term in a new palace of justice on October 7. The article details the intricate chamber design, including mahogany desks, bronze gates, marble friezes, and modern communications tubes, and notes upcoming cases on New Deal legislation such as the agricultural adjustment act TVA and housing bills.
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Boy Scout Quiz Stumper Baffles Philadelphia Examiner
A Philadelphia reader reports a playful quiz moment as 12 year old Charles Edwin Fox Jr. answering a Boy Scout test reaches the final question. When asked who is the Scout Commissioner of Philadelphia he answers with the family title Charles Edwin Fox Sr. The boy still aspires to be a Scout though the exchange ends with a smile.
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Patronage Power Drives SEC Boss And FDR Record
Washington notes show patronage as a driving force behind James Farley and the Roosevelt administration. A Senate document details the president’s nomination activity from Jan 3, 1935 through Aug 26, marking 14,008 names submitted, with only 13 outright rejections and 25 withdrawn, highlighting the political impact of confirmations and the vast workload of the White House.
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Landis Shifts to SEC Chair With Quiet Drive
Washington reports James McCauley Landis, named chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is described as a brilliant, publicity shy innovator who helped draft key 1933 securities measures. Born in China, educated at Princeton and Harvard, he rose from Harvard teaching to Washington with the Roosevelt administration and is seen as guiding markets toward fairer public oversight without heavy intrusion.
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Pilot Becomes Caterpillar Club Member in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas on September 27 1944 Private William Hecker of Randolph Field joined the Caterpillar Club after a failed landing practice. First Lieutenant D H Alkire signaled for practice landings and Hecker went overboard wearing a parachute.
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Talks to Parents Butterfly on a PLN
Brooke Peters Church surveys parental intrusion into teenage privacy. The piece argues overprotective mothers read diaries and letters, eroding trust and independence, likening such prying to a butterfly under a microscope and urging respect for a child’s private thoughts.
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