Speech on labor laws and Supreme Court decisions
The speech defends Roosevelts labor policy and critiques the Guffey Coal Act ruling. It argues for state and federal power to regulate hours and wages, defends New Deal reforms, and condemns opposition as plutocratic. It highlights defense, debt, and monopoly concerns, urging adherence to constitutional processes.
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Washington
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Din State Delegation To Present the Townend Plan To the Platform Committee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
South Still Hot Against Rule Change At Convention
Delegates debated floor rule changes as weather delays forced postponements. Tension rose over two thirds nominee rules while South Carolina and other Southern figures clashed with Roosevelt supporters, delaying decisive votes and prompting a cautious, crowded day in the 16,000 seat hall.
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Negra
Ollbet Tabernacle
Tadiana Proposes Revisions in Mree Ame Im Party History
Convention adopts resolution calling for full slate of appoints set alternates to platform committees. Dowut Mow and shataniing wire address the convention. Speaker Joseph W. Burns of Tennessee referenced. Albert Cy ititehta of Maryland among party stalwarts. A reenyy at 116 am.
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Slagier Fare Travel Ahead of Last Year at Gipuer Park
Gipuer Park reports strong turnout with 11,007 visitors passing gates during preseason and first week of the official season. Rail arrivals reached 29, with a 258 percent rise over last year. remaining-season reservations were 73 percent ahead of 1935 figures. A bird banding note records the same song sparrow caught over 100 times in one summer.
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