NRA ruling prompts rethink of federal power in America
The article discusses how the Supreme Court's NRA ruling prompts Americans to reconsider the balance between federal and state powers. It notes founders valued a weak central government, the shift in a complex industrial nation demands national oversight, and urges careful reexamination of how much central authority is appropriate in modern times. It emphasizes preserving core constitutional intent while adapting to current conditions.
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Lengthy court docket heard by Lemley in liquor case
Municipal Judge W. K. Lemley presided over a busy session in which Mrs. Sam Hacker was found guilty of unlawfully selling liquor by a woman jury and fined 50 dollars plus costs. The defense filed for appeal to the circuit court. Various defendants faced penalties for drunkenness and related offenses, with fines and short jail terms, while others saw charges continued or dismissed.
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Ernest Wingfield
Roy Stephenson
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William Shaw
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W. A. Cobb
Fred Moore
L. M. Boswell
Martha Carrigan
Two Years of NRA Costs Reach 93 Million Dollars
New York report shows two year sum for administering nation recovery act codes exceeds 93 million. Code authority expenditures total 71.704 million, petroleum code costs 221,969, and the National Labor Relations Board spent 1,214,489. Conference Board backs manufacturing interests nationwide.
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Senate debates NRA relief amid anti trust concerns
Senate opponents warned against restoring anti trust exemptions as the House approved a resolution extending the NRA recovery authority to next April. Senator Clarke plans to push the Beaste resolution to the Finance Committee for amendment, while Chairman Harrison says Senate approval is likely despite May or June expiration.
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Highway 67 Group To Meet In Newport June 20
Residents from Texarkana to Missouri line along federal Highway 67 will meet in Newport on June 20 to discuss promoting traffic on the highway. The gathering includes plans for an address by Governor Fotwell and advocacy for using the route as the shortest connection between Hot Springs and Little Rock and St. Louis.
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County Faces Salary Cut as Funds Run Dry for Agents
Judge HLM Stephens said Hempstead county may lose its agricultural agent home demonstration agent and health nurse unless new funds are found. May salaries were paid, but June and future payments cannot be covered without a new appropriation of 3000 per agent, with federal match. Public fundraising was considered but no plan announced.
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Good Will Tour Plans Complete for Little Rock Chamber
Final plans for the Good Will Tour of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce were announced by manager D Hodson Lewis. The group departs Little Rock on a special train at 7:04 a.m. Tuesday, returns 6:30 p.m. Thursday, traveling four railroad routes through 34 towns with lunch stops in Hope Camden Warren and overnight stays in Texarkana El Dorado and Warren. Fictorial literature will be distributed along the route and badges funded by Camden paper mill will be worn. A 30 piece band led by Curran Conway and L Bruce Jones will perform, drawn from former and current Little Rock High School students.
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Free Tuition Appointments for Arkansas University Students
County Judge UW M Stephens states he will appoint AI students in Haynie Mondiy to receive free tuition at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Appointments may cover the main university and its medical school at Little Rock. The state sets a tuition fee for the elementary school must be paid by all members. if Haypestead county applications exceed 24, students may be referred to the university president who has power to allocate appointments by county.
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College Grads Find Bright Job Outlook In Years
American college graduates face a kinder future with improved employment prospects. Federal programs aid engineering and industry demand grows, while some fields see stronger hiring than others. Students expect lower salaries and steadier entry than in prior bust years.
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Accidents Cause Multiple Fatalities Across States
A week ending summary reports numerous fatal crashes across the United States. Incidents include three deaths near Jacksboro Texas after a rollover, two killed and two hurt in Atlantic City New Jersey, and a fatal autos bus collision in another locale. Train collisions claim two lives, with Pennsylvania leading totals at six dead. California, Illinois, New Jersey report five deaths each. New York, Wisconsin, Oklahoma four each. Massachusetts and Indiana three. Drunken driving charges surface in Portland Oregon. Other fatalities unfold across Connecticut, Virginia, Oregon, Michigan, and Maryland.
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Governors to Attend 4h Conference at Giluxi Mississippi
The meeting in Giluxi Mississippi June 12 to 15 will be attended by twenty two governors and two corner governenss. George Bo Puoeer, chairman of the Arrangement Committee, made the announcement from HACKEON. The list includes Jm Purreth Ave avnisis among others.
Taxi-Cab Drivers in Capitol Strike
Hundreds of taxi cab drivers in Washington went on strike amid a nationwide vaccine scramble that strained transportation facilities. Drivers cited insults and grievances as the protest began, impacting Capitol area commutes and city services.
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Bailey Ruling Drains Welfare Funds In Arkansas
In LITTLE ROCKAttorney General Carl Bailey issued an opinion that would strip the welfare department of its $500000 appropriation by funds from unspecified sources and move $300000 to the charities fund. Governor Futrell ruled out a special session before Congress acts and urged legislative action only if demanded by public welfare, warning that the welfare commission could become virtually inoperative with about 2 cents per unemployable monthly.
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Regulations On Sales Tax Rules In Arkansas
State Revenue Commissioner Earl R. Wiseman issued regulations on the two per cent Arkansas sales tax. Exemptions cover flour meat lard sugar soda baking powder salt butter eggs and salt pork. Taxes would range from one cent to two cents on different price brackets with higher fractions to be determined. The rules take effect when the law becomes operative on June 21 as per a recent Supreme Court decision. Further clarifications will follow as needed.
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Tugwell’s New Deal plan draws GOP opposition in Washington
In Washington the Tugwell led Rural Resettlement Administration faces fierce opposition from its enemies who warn the program could become a millstone. Supporters fear the same for the NRA as Tugwell’s team expands, while reports hint at costly, mismanaged subsistence efforts and internal pushback within the Interior Department amid continuing political strife.
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Two Confessions Tied to Abduction Case Narrowly Recalled
Federal authorities announced that Harmon M Waley 24 and his wife 19 confessed to involvement in the George Weyerhauser kidnapping. They said William Mahan 28 was the chief abductee target and that plans to return two confessed participants to Tacoma were under way. Waley and Mahan had prior records. evidence included recovered ransom notes and a $15000 found in an abandoned car. The case dominated Washington state investigations as of Monday with a nationwide manhunt and a planned arraignment for the Waleys in Salt Lake City.
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Painless Death Explained in American Weekly Article
The American Weekly explains why sudden death is usually painless in a feature promoted with Chicago Herald and Examiner distribution next Sunday. It outlines medical causes, symptoms, and the quiet nature of many fatal events, inviting readers to learn from the discussion.
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Cotton futures ease after mixed New Orleans trade
Markets in New Orleans and New York opened lower on Monday as favorable weather outlooks reduced demand. July and October futures slipped, with July around 11.60 at New York and October near 11.29, while December and January traded in narrow ranges. Officials announced a cotton producers pool had sold 450,000 bales since May 9 and expected at least 350,000 more before year end.
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