Common Man's Right Is Imperiled Debate Over Supreme Court Plan
The Enterprise surveys reader sentiment on President Roosevelt's plan to revamp the Supreme Court. Robert H. Jackson argues for the proposal while Frederick H. Stinchfield of the American Bar Association argues against it. The piece urges readers to vote in a cooperative poll with 700 newspapers via NEA Service.
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Supreme Court
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NEA Service, Inc
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United States Attorney General
Frederick H. Stinchfield
American Bar Association
R. F. H. Stinchfield
Congress
Preme Court
White House
Court Rulings On New Deal Vote And Labor Claims
The court split 8 to 1 on delegating Congress power to bar shipment of hot goods in interstate commerce. Other decisions limited federal authority over gold payments, labor wage rules, farm moratoriums, and TVA power, with several opinions upholding state control and due process protections.
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Congress
Aguinat
Beware of Constipation and Colds Winter health warning
Winter crowds breed germs and weak resistance so guard against constipation with Kellogg Att Bran to bolster bowel function and immunity. The ad touts Att Bran as a bulk laxative with vitamin B and iron, suggests serving ideas, and links to broader political notes about constitutional rights and Supreme Court power.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Victory dinners to be biggest party events of the year
Raleigh dispatch reports Democratic plans for Victory Dinners on March 4 across North Carolina and the nation. A. D. Folger leads arrangements to celebrate the New Deal four-year record, fund party finances, and mobilize statewide activity with a committee including J. Ed Butler and the North Carolina Young Democratic clubs president.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
A. D
Lon) Folger
Democratic Natonal
Tar Heella
Mr. Folger
Voice of a citizen seeks direct reply without official badge
A speaker urges frank, independent conversation with no official status or backing. The message emphasizes wanting to hear a direct answer rather than a formal or televised impersonation, noting officials may not always be friendly to the public.
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Congress
Supreme Court
NEA Service
Local Democrats Name State and County Leaders
Wallace Winborne and Mrs W B Murphy among state figures with Miss Mae Oliver leading the Young Democrats. Local chairmen will be named quickly and will be assisted by a county committee including county chair and vice chair, plus county Young Democratic club officers.
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Folger
Wallace Winborne
Marion
W. B. Murphy
Snow Hill
Mae Oliver
Sanford
Young Democrats
Young Democratic Club
Swift Employees To Get Vacations At High Point Plant
Swift & Company announces vacations for all hourly-paid workers at the High Point plant with at least two years service. H. C. Twining, manager, says the program expands a 14 year old plan and begins immediately. Recipients include H. Co. Twining, K. H. Albright, R. Nelson, C. D. Royal and Austin Davis.
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Swift & Company
High Point
H. C. Twining
Swift
H. Co. Twining
K. H. Albright
R. Nelson
C. D. Royal
Austin Davis
Election Law Change Favored By Committee
In Raleigh on February 16 the Senate Committee on Election Laws heard debate over abolishing primaries for judges and solicitors. The Democratic state committee's overwhelming recommendation and belief that conventions better assess qualifications drive the move. Critics warn conventions may empower unscrupulous politicians and thwart the public will.
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Interpre Bureau
Walter Motel
Raleigh
Senate Committee On Election Laws
Democratic State Committee
Highway Patrol must cooperate with law enforcement bodies
Raleigh Feb 16 The State Highway Patrol must cooperate with all law enforcement agencies when called upon though its main duty is traffic enforcement Captain Charles D Farmer said Lieut R Fisher and patrolmen who assisted in Mecklenburg liquor raids last week acted lawfully after County Solicitor J Merrill Long requested aid Assistant Attorney General S Wade Brut noted that patrolmen are peace officers and must aid courts officials and other officers when needed The Mecklenburg solicitor’s request to raid was to enforce local law and may reflect county stance on raids
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Mecklenburg County
Lieut. Fisher
Farmer
Wade Brut
Department
Fisher
Mecklenburg
Mecklenburg County Rural
Two Clinics To Be Held At Ashebord
In Ashebord on February 16 a two week adult tubercular clinic begins Monday and runs to February 26 at the country office. Dr Sumner reports a sanatorium clinician will perform fluoroscopic exams free of charge for county adults who apply at the health office. A Well Baby clinic is set for February 24 at the health office with Dr J H in charge and Sorosis club members assisting transportation for babies. no parent should miss bringing them. The program aims to prevent disease and reduce infant mortality.
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Ashebord
Sumner
J. H
Sorosis Club
Rainbow Phenomena Describe Primary and Secondary Arcs
A description explains how rainbows form from a sheet of water and sunlight. It notes that rainbows vary in width and color and can produce primary and secondary arcs visible in the sky.
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