JRT Plan and Supreme Court Reform Debate
Historian Arles Beard discusses President Roosevelt’s court reform proposals and the theory of judicial decisions, weighing the complications of enlarging the court and the need for first principles. The piece frames the debate within constitutional interpretation and the risks of relying on Congress for checks and balance.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Charles A. Beard
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NEA Inc
Arles A. Beard
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Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
North Carolina considers state cement plant to cut costs
State lawmakers push a bill to let the Highway Commission study and establish a state cement plant. Rep Ed Hanford says manufacturing at 70 cents a barrel could save the state about half a million dollars yearly, with no private sale or competition.
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Enterprise Bureau
Raleigh
North Carolina
Ed R. Hanford
Alamance
Higbill
The
Highway Commission
Highway Department
Hanford
Ninety Two Drunken Drivers Arrested In Division In January
Greensboro report shows division two arraignments for January. patrols filed 1 291 arrests, 807 tried, 784 convicted, 23 acquitted. Ninety two charged with drunken driving. Fifteen killed and 61 injured in 186 motor mishaps investigated by the patrol.
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Greensboro
Arthur B. Moore
Free Textbook Bill Favored in Raleigh Legislature
The free textbooks bill, backed by Governor Clyde R. Hoey, passed readings on roll call after a scheduling hiccup. It would provide free basic subject textbooks starting 1937 38 with continued rental for high schools and supplemental readers for elementary grades, aiming to save parents $6 to $26 per child annually.
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Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Finance Committee
House
Senate
House Education Committee
Hugh
Horton
Martin County
General Assembly
Hoey
Pressure on Liquor Bill Rages in Raleigh Senate
In Raleigh and the senators’ home towns, pro and anti county option liquor control advocates pressed hard during the weekend and ten minute recoms. Senator Roy Rowe of Pender and New Hanover faced a flood of telegrams as control supporters guarded him against wavering toward a referendum stance.
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Senate
Roy Rowe
Pender County
New Hanover
Senator Rowe
Tom Cooper
Pender
John J. Best
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