Supreme Court rules against SEC in Jones testifying fight
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 2 decision, sides with J Edward Jones of New York over compelled testimony on a proposed oil securities issue, saying withdrawal of a registration statement ends the duty to testify. Dissenting justices defend the commission’s authority and the 1933 act. The case follows the New Deal era push to regulate unregistered securities.
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Supreme Court
J. Edward Jones
New York
Justice Sutherland
G “Unis
Jones
E Commission
New York Federal District Court
Second Cirscuit Court of Appeals
Comers Tociny
Hoffman demands complete truth in Lindbergh case
Trenton Newfoundland, J Amrit 6. Harold G. Hoffman vows a full investigation into the Lindbergh kidnap murder claiming Hauptmann acted with others. He cites two men who allegedly bought $6 of ransom money and hints an East Coast lead tied to a Chicago man who aided in a secret mission. The governor asserts the crime was not a one man job and that further evidence exists.
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Trenton
J. Amrit
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Pinuptmann
Sn Oreeia
Finnigan
Sawmiewhere
East
Spitz
Chicago
Bridewell
Hoffman
Barrett Chamberlain
Go Srime
Weather update with scattered chill in Kentucky and nearby states
Fragments indicate colder conditions across Kentucky east today with fair skies and cooler temperatures. Virginia looks cloudy with rain possible tonight, while North Carolina features showers and a cold front moving east, bringing lower temperatures for central regions.
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Kentucky
Calder
Virginia
Keeton and Carter receive life terms in Mississippi murder case
Ouida Keeton and W. M. Carter were sentenced to life imprisonment by the Mississippi Supreme Court ruling en banc in the so called leg murder case. Ouida Keeton was taken into custody in Laurel after being at liberty pending appeal. The court upheld the murder verdict amid dissent from two justices.
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Jackson
Asril Fo
Ouida Keeton
Butcher
Daisy Keeton
Mississippi Supreme Court
Charles Thompson
Laurel
High Court
W. M. Carter
Supreme Court
Ouida
Carter
Ozs
Larson
Ethiopians Driven as British Air Help Fades
The article reports the Italian Askari advancing from Quora toward Dessye after capturing the town, with Lake Ashanki battle results and a retreating Ethiopian imperial force said to have suffered heavy losses. It notes Fascist air superiority and mass movement of Ethiopian troops toward Dessye and the west, citing officials on casualties and flight from Amba Alagi lines.
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Edward J. Neel
Associated Preas
Asmara
Eritra
Askari
Italy
Quora
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Quorum
Addis Ababa
Lake Ashanki
Frente
Amba Alaji
Ethiopia
Imperial Bodyguard
Qatram
Haile Selassie Haile Selassie
Nude statue sparks Texas Exposition backlash on campus
Controversy erupts over a nude group sculpture by William Zarsenack on the Texas State College for Women campus in Denton. Debates center on decency and symbolism as civic groups argue over the appropriateness of the artwork and a potential display in the exposition grounds.
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Austin
William Zarsaech
Texas State College
Denton
Payments by AAA Guffey Coal Bill and Taxes Viewed
Washington dispatch notes major tax and relief talks as details emerge on large AAA payments for crop reductions and fertilizer by Florida sugar firms. Secretary Wilbur and lawmakers prepare for hearings on the 798,000,000 agricultural program while the Supreme Court weighs constitutional challenges to price controls and securities regulations.
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AAA
Guffey Coal
Washington
Y Vilidenberg
H- Midh
Witla
ORTH
Florida Sugar Corporation
California
Californie
Senate
Chamber
House Reiys and Means
White House
Tornado Toll Surges Across South with Tupelo Gainesville Devastation
AP reports a southwide tornado outbreak from Arkansas to South Carolina leaving 130 plus dead and 1,000 injured. Tupelo Mississippi and Gainesville Georgia bore the heaviest losses as twisters demolished business districts, with Red Cross aid and field workers rushing to assist amid chaotic scenes.
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Avalanta
Central Standard Time
G. C. Reed
Gainesville
Tupelo Tornado Destruction Reports Kill Many Injure Hundreds
A Birmingham Age Herald reporter described Tupelo Mississippi after a devastating tornado. Officials estimate 100 to 125 dead and about 500 injured as the city lay in ruins. Churches hotels and other sites became makeshift hospitals as communication and water supply collapsed.
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Tupelo
Miss
Willis Heights
J. Pf. Nanny
Birmingham Age Herald
Stricien Tupelo
Harare
TVA
Lferror
Eres
Sers
Memphis
Red Cross
Meridian
Tornadic winds strike Flintville area damaging homes
A tornado between 7 0 p m and midnight razed homes near Flintville and nearby Bellview and Wihiville, killing a woman and injuring a husband. Dwellings and a school building were damaged by the storm and a fire from lightning destroyed a house.
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Flintville
Que
Tupelo
Belleview
T. M. Clark
Veron
Hernando, Hiss
Bellview
Buford Simms
Wihiville
Tiree
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Keeton
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Andre Housevelt
Cyril von Baumann
Amazon
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Baumann
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Langley Field
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St. Johnsbury
Ernest Endy
Oley
Ohio
Arthur Metz
Chambersburg
William Yost
McKees Rock
Pant Amspaugh
Mereland
State Highway Patrolmag
Grandpa
Agatha Earl
Alpura
Testis Doubtle
Bill Cody
Dallas
Daughters of the Confederacy
Carr
Cady
Truth IN Securities
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Ruffey Coal Control
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