The Unwritten Constitution And Its Growing Power
An analysis by Leonard Ayres argues that the unwritten constitution now shapes U S governance more than formal amendments. The piece notes federal responsibility for economic well being, past vetoes like Texas seed aid, electors choosing Roosevelt, and secession history to show how informal norms evolve beyond written text.
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Leonard Ayres
Ohio
Ayres
Cleveland
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joe Doales
Roosevelt
Landon
Calls for stricter driver licensing and safety checks
Sidney J. Williams argues good law requires three teeth: driver examination, suspension or revocation of bad drivers, and centralized authority. He cites vision and reflex tests, periodic vehicle inspections, and removal of defective drivers to improve road safety. Public interest in licensing laws is growing and Oklahoma shows rising support.
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Sidney J. Williams
Council
Public Safety Division
Oklahoma
Mare
Nova Scotia
Draegermen
National Safety Council
Ofc aScholy Daylaw
Teking Council
Detroit News
Fuaide Sepa
Jfio
Edgar Bovoat
Mr. Hoover
American Socialites Make Good in British Circles
An abdication era spotlight notes American born socialites in London circles. Catherine Wolff, wife of Baron Fugen de Rothschild, hosts ex king. Sarah Polk Bradford, wife of Lieut. Col. Piers Legh, is an equerry’s spouse. Notables include Elsie De Wolfe former Meade, Maxine Elliott, Lady Furness, Henry Channon, and Mae Laura Corrigan rising in London society.
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Fugen de Rothschild
Catherine Wolff
Philadelphia
Piers Legh
Duke of Windsor
Sarah Polk Bradford
Tennessee
London
Lady Mead
Elsie de Wolfe
New York
Maxine Elliott
Lady Furness
Henry Channon
M. P
Simpson
Carmel
Herman L. Rogers
Mae Laura Corrigan
Youth Reform Critics Find Better Youth Says Postal Authority
New York post office officials report letters on hand show children saying prayers earning A grades and obeying parents. The letters were addressed to a Mr Claus at the North Pole. The piece notes a shift in attitudes toward modern youth and questions limits of parental control.
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New York Post Office
Mr. Claus
North Pole
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers Noted
A cataloged note mentions salaried editorials from a large collection of American newspapers. It references South Oshota theories, office hour discussions, and historical reference use in libraries.
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South Oshota
Glenn Frank under fire in Wisconsin academic freedom row
Minneapolis Journal reports Governor La Follette's Wisconsin political ring backing moves to oust University of Wisconsin president Glenn Frank. Critics frame charges as politics over academic freedom, noting Frank’s liberal stance and past New Deal criticism while supporters say removal requires proof of failure in administration.
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Glenn Frank
Minneapolis Journal
le Follette
Wisconsin
Hog
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Frank
Bsi
LaPollette
Frenk
Reese
Madison
Coffman
Ionate
Glenn Frenk
Court critics meet steady push from liberal leaders
Washington dispatch notes top officials hardening stance against the Supreme Court over delays in major cases. Interior Secretary Ickes denounces power companies for delaying a ruling on Duke power, while liberal lawyers draft memos urging action. A shift toward practical steps like labor board actions and constitutional amendment debate emerges among New Deal authorities.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ickes
Duke Power
Lower Cour
PWA
Tekus
FWA
F. D. Hoosevelt
Felix J . Frankfurter
Aviation freight growth and evolving use of air transport
The Chicago Tribune notes aviation engineering dictates a future fleet and freighter use as rail and other transport adapt. Railway Express Agency reports rising demand for air carriage of merchandise, with air freight expanding rapidly and reshaping commerce and time significance. More milestones and surprises are anticipated as air science advances.
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Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Generally Express
Railway Express Agency
Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman
A Central South Dakota farm diary recounts a warm day turning springlike, children’s antics after school, chores delayed, and the narrator contemplating walking in mild weather. She notes a neighbor’s mischief, children’s growth, laundry burdens, and plans to bake fudge for lunches amid a busy, lore-filled rural day.
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Jerry
Jane
Remove Fish From Shallow Faulk Lakes
Faulk County diversions as the game and fish department under Deputy Kilmer Liebig pursue operations to recover bullhead fish from Latham Lake and Voegler’s Lake to survive winter. About 20 000 fish were captured at Latham, with 5 000 10 to 12 inch fish retained before redistribution to Hamek dam Woonsocket and other locales. Local sportsmen assist in the recovery effort.
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Faulk Lakes
Latham Lake
Wooonatocket
Faulk County Porte
Highmore
Blunt
Hamek
Woonsocket
Sunshine Mixers Christmas Party Held at Wellington
Mrs Will Topp hosted the Sunshine Mixers Christmas gathering Friday with 14 members and four guests present. The program included a business session, a book review of The Life of President Wilson, and gift exchanges. Next demonstrations were assigned to Mrs Frank Kearney and Mrs Bam Bun Wurm, and a training school will be led by Mrs Tom DeHaven in January. Gifts were exchanged and a guest quartet was announced.
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Frank Kearney
Bam Bun- Wurm
A of Mire
Tom DeHaven
Axchengad
Broadway Christmas Stocking Brims with Stage Stars
New York's holiday season features a starry lineup across Broadway including Helen Hayes in Victor Regina Alfred Lunt and Lynne Fontanne in Idiot's Delight Joyce Arling in Boy Meets Girl Katherine Cornell in The Winless Victory and Beatrice Lilie Bert Lahr in Show Is On. Amid festive clubs and New Year crowds, venues from Parisian Casino to Cotton Club prep for a record New Year’s Eve with glamor, color, and brisk commerce on Broadway.
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New York
Broadway
Gortum
Helen Hayes
Manhattan
Folica Bergeres
Cotton Club
Harlem
Bil Robinson
Cab Calloway
Fifty-second Street
Babylon
Hollywood
Greenwich Village
JafScenter
Pan American Treaties Seen to Slow German South American Penetration
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt pushed for Pan American peace treaties to curb German Italian and Japanese influence in South America. State Department worries German trade tactics via barter and black market imports, while fascist and Japanese efforts expand in the region. Roosevelt avoids fascist spillover after meeting with the Spanish ambassador and continues toward the Pan American conference.
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Washington
South America
Germany
Italy
Japan
Roosevelt
Budes Aires
United States
Roonvelt
Rade
Brazil
State Department
South
Central America
Vic
Spain
Panama Canal
Troosevelt
Pastures Help Cut Dairy Costs In South Dakota
Dee Brookings reports from South Dakota State College extension dairyman R A Cave highlight that good pastures and home grown roughage reduce feed costs and boost milk and butterfat. Experiments show cows on roughage alone yield about 70 percent of full grain, with grain fed to high producers. expanding pasture and roughage raises profit by lowering feed expenses.
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Brookings
Dee
South Dakota
Sexys R.A. Cave
Extension
South Dakota State College
Twenty Years Ago Fonday In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs Mars E Scruby matron at Voorhees dormitory left for Carrollton to visit relatives for two weeks. Miss Ruth Klemme visiting in city for Christmas at the home of Mr and Mrs J G Klemnm. Mrs John Hishen leaves for Seattle to be with her daughter Mrs J B Caughlin. Mahaffy to Mirks ville Missouri for a clinic then visit La Plata. Van Camp of Highmare here on business. F C Bager of Wolsey returned home after visit with Miss Anna Paysor. Ida Ziegler of Twin Brook South Dakota visiting her sisters Mrs Vollmer and Mrs Ferber. Thermometers show 2 degrees below zero, the coldest day of winter.
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Mars E. Scruby
Elizabeth R. Voorhees
Init
Carrollton
Ruth Klemme
Black Hills
J. GC Klemnm
Utah Avenue
John Hishen
Seattle
Wash
J. B. Caughlin
Mahaffy
Mirksville
la Plata
Mon
van Camp
Highmare
Huron
F.C. Bager
Wolsey
Anna Paysor
Ida Ziegler
Twin Brook
Nas
W. H. Vollmer
Ferber
Morrison To Preach At Burdette Church
Dr. Fred Morrison of Huron is the new district superintendent and will preach at Gurleton Church and Burdette Church on Sunday December 27 at 10 pm local time. The quarterly conference follows the services. Morrison succeeds Dr. Wilcox as superintendent. Rev. John N. Calley invites the public to attend.
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Hepes
Desty Mora
George Clark
Paul Mallon
State of Washington
Adkins
Ili
Agriculture Department
Wallace
Rasrg
Washington Authority
Onwile
Toner
Washington State
Dakota
Plan Ames
Flouat Valley Mall
George Ross
John’ Gielgud
Hamlet
Grace George Atrack
Noel Coward
Ruth Serdyn
Willam Guten
Kitty Carlisle
Jimmy Durante
Ethel Merman
Tobacco Road
Times Square
George S. Kaulman
Moss Hart
Doyly Cane
Comany
Gilbert and Sylvan
Tovar Ich
Rodney Dutcher
Gus
Gus Gennerich
Buenos Aires
Gennerich
Srut
Canness
Ira W. Drew
Burgnu of
American Oiteopathic Association
WPA
iCopyright
NEA Service, Inc
Wessington
Wellington
Hulbert Township
Eimer
Blunt High
Fim
Fonday
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