Wages Special Session to Act on Judgeship
United Press reports from Washington on July 14 as Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg presses for restricting Supreme Court nominations to four trained, experienced persons. The move follows Chief Justice Hughes urging qualified judges, with Roosevelt facing a potential change in the court’s balance after his failed battle to reorganize the judiciary.
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Vandenberg proposes preterm Senate session on court nominee
In Traverse City Michigan Senator Vandenberg urged a special session of the Senate before the October Supreme Court term to confirm or reject Roosevelt’s next nominee. He warned against political appointments and praised Cardozo as a model for judicial excellence, urging timely action to avoid dangerous judicial missteps.
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Negro to Die in New Madrid Lethal Gas Chamber Tonight
Johnnie Jones a 34 year old St. Louis Negro faces execution in New Madrid county for criminal assault on a farm woman. A local newspaperman notes county sentiment supports the death verdict and plans proceed despite potential interference. England’s lifeboat service marks 1935 as its busiest since 1916 with 378 launches to vessels in distress.
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Clark agrees with Roosevelt on monopolies
United States Senator Bennett Champ Clark said he was in complete agreement with President Roosevelt's message against monopolies. He backed a fundamental wages and hours bill and reinforced national laws against trusts. Clark criticized NRA reliance and warned it could revive monopolistic practices. He blamed three Republican administrations for encouraging monopoly and the economic ills from 1929 to 1933 while seeking Democratic renomination.
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Hughes Spends Pageant Sum On World Flight Effort
New York reports Howard Hughes incurred an estimated 300000 dollars for his world flight project and funds the expense himself. The 18 year old heir built wealth from oil aviation and movies, shaping a confident business image as he pursues aviation achievements.
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Government to loan on 1938 wheat to hold for better prices
Secretary Wallace announced loans on 1938 grown wheat at about 59 to 60 cents a bushel for producers who hold grain for higher prices. Loans, mandatory under the farm act, apply to wheat with acreage compliance, stored in approved bins or warehouses, and bear 4 percent interest for seven months.
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AWS Radio Program Schedule and Farm Policy Note
Schedule lists daily radio programs from 6:30 to 7:30 pm with news and music segments. The text includes a 1935 United States Department of Agriculture note on farm program goals, loan bases, and preserving U S wheat exports amid surplus wheat, stressing the aim to maintain income for farmers without sacrificing export trade.
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United States
Americas Pulling Away From Europe In League Drift
Venezuela becomes the ninth Latin American state to leave the League of Nations. The United States, Hull and eleven Western Hemisphere nations see closer ties at home via reciprocal trade pacts. Latin states retreat from collective security, while the Pan American Union advances a regional alternative.
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Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief From Waste
An old health ad claims kidneys pass about 3 pints daily and describe Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache rheumatic pains leg pains fatigue and swelling. It urges readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills, used for over 40 years to flush waste from blood.
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Moberly Man Struck Dead by Lightning at Home
Moberly Missouri lightning killed J. C. Roberts, 48, as he stood under a wire clothes line in his yard. A bolt struck a tree to which the line was tied, and a strong wind with rain damaged a Roberts farm barn. Sugar cane was brought to Europe by the Crusaders.
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Taniac Promises Clear Skin by Toning Stomach and Bowels
An old advertisement claims muddy skin, dull eyes, bad breath, and low spirits stem from weak digestion. It asserts toxins from sour stomach and bowed intestines cause skin breakouts. The pitch urges asking a druggist for Taniac, saying it has aided millions for over 20 years.
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