Roosevelt's Supreme Court Fight Draws Major Power Showdown
Rodney Dutcher frames Roosevelt's court clash as a defining power struggle amid economic and political upheaval. This analysis portrays the battle as the era's central confrontation shaping governance and policy.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Rodney Dutcher
Roosevelt fights to reshape the Supreme Court clash roars on
Washington July 21 Roosevelt long accused of dictatorial aims pushed a dramatic plan to add justices after the Schechter NRA decision. The battle over New Deal reforms and court power widens as public support ebbs and key justices shift positions amidst resignations and political maneuvering. Eleanor Holm Jarrett seeks a divorce from Art Jarrett amid divorce rumors and personal statements.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Democratic Party
Congress
Madison Square Garden
Hughes
Owen J. Roberts
New York Times
NRA
Schechter
AAA
New York
Bradeis
Stone
Landon
Roberts
Brandeis
Wheeler
Burke
van Nys
King
Bailey
Walsh
Cleveland
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Art Jarrett
Billy Rose
Billy
Dallas Exposition
Jarrett
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships
Transfers record across Guilford County townships including HIGH POINT TOWNSHIP I L Spencer to Frances Atkins tracts on Spencer heights price 10 dollars plus Biggs receiver to Cut Rate Furniture on East Green Street 1500 dollars J D Biggs receiver to Lewis EF N D Smith and Charles P Smith to Max Bones six lots in J W Johnson property price 10 dollars Kate Parsons to W R Grant wife tract in Snowpark 1000 dollars and more involving Emerywood Bessemer avenue East Market street Broad Wood forest court and Guilford College Jamestown road transfers to churches and multiple buyers with nominal 10 dollar considerations.
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I. L. Spencer
Frances Atkins
Spencer Heights
D. Biggs
Purniture Company
East Green Street
J. D. Biggs
Lewis EF. N. D. Smith
Charles PF. Smith
Max Bones
J. W. Johnson
Kate Parsons
W. R. Grant
Snowpark
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Nina W. Gold
Emerywood
Gilmer Township
Allison Moves Into Third Round of Meet
BROOKLINE Mass July 21 Seeded players led by the injured Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas advanced to the third round of the Longwood Bowl tennis tournament. Despite a right elbow injury from a fall two weeks earlier Allison swept Richard Harty of Brookline and Dartmouth 6 2 6 4 in the second round and would retire the bowl if he wins again.
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Brookline
Mass
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Allison
Richard Harty
Dartmouth
W. T. Rundio Attends Charlotte Store Conference
W T Rundio manager of the Charles Store in Charlotte attends a presidents conference of Charles Stores company at Hotel Charlotte. The gathering includes New York office executives and superintendents to review six months activities and plan for the last half. A style show by Charlotte store sales women previews fall merchandise for managers.
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W. T. Rundio
Charles
Charlotte
Charles Stores
New York
B. 5. Hornstein
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