Hamilton Was Wrong Seems Like Old Times U S Woes 168 Years Later
A columnist surveys early U S constitutional challenges and debates echoing today. It recalls 165 years since the government began, noting friction over currency tariffs immigration and executive power. The piece links early issues to contemporary debates and questions the evolution of presidential duties.
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Anti-Trading Stamp Bill Headed for Law Without Signature
In Nashville Gov. Freak Chament may let the trading stamp bill become law without his signature after midnight. The measure would tax stamp companies and merchants giving stamps, closing offices in Memphis and prompting firms to redirect or halt stamp programs. The bill reached the governor Feb. 27, with five days to act, and indications suggested he might sign it.
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Kentucky Congressman Seeks Federal Title for Bunker Island
Rep Siler of Kentucky proposes to transfer title to Kentucky of Bunker Island in Lake Cumberland for a 330 acre park. He also seeks 175000 dollars for a survey to study a proposed national parkway from Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the Natchez Trace Parkway in Tennessee May laul.
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Education topic dominates governors conference in Richmond
At the national governors conference in Richmond Virginia the education agenda centers on school space and term timing to ease crowded classrooms. Governor Staniey warns of taxpayer costs and widespread opposition from parents but supports pressuring lawmakers with a proposed program. A slate of state leaders and officials from the Virginia Manufacturers Association and the State Chamber of Commerce form a committee to study arrangements. The conference also covers ways to improve transportation natural resources and state government operations.
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Va. Supreme Court Honors Former Judge
Richmond Virginia State Supreme Court opened in March with a ceremony honoring former judge Lemuck F. Smith of Charlottesville. Smith died October 15 and a delegation of attorneys judges and family members gathered to unveil a portrait into jurist. He then returned to his office today after a brief vacation following the meeting.
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Wage Rises and Mineral Price Hikes Stir Debate
The article notes April 1 wage gains for miners and higher coal prices in the South and West, amid record living-costs and government price indexes. It cites labor department data on existing contracts, rising wages, and calls for profit-sharing, while bankers and managers debate whether higher costs reflect wages or corporate gains.
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Fred Astaire to headline new 20th Century Fox project
Hollywood gossip notes Fred Astaire remains a top draw for 20th Century Fox as he nears a lead in The Dancing Master, with Buddy Adler producing a story by David Brown and Arthur Kramer. Other items mention Tennessee Williams stage news, jazz author Updyke, and various parties and career moves across the industry.
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Virginians cited for rural safety awards list
A Richmond ceremony recognized twelve Virginia organizations led by individuals such as Hetty Low Marrs and Trudy Watson for safety promotion, including the Virginia Extension Service, Henry Clay School, and local chapters in Campbell County and Louisa. WXEX-TV’s Peters Bueg highlighted the event.
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Hal Boyle's York column on memory and science hints
A Hal Boyle column fragment surveys a mix of topics from Pasteur to orchestral conductors, light in the atmosphere, and a Canadian medical journal tip. It muses on aging, memory, and the curious quirks of scientific lore with a stream of anecdotes and historical asides.
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Radio TV Notebook notes rhythm of TV week
NBC faces strong ratings with The Defender on Studio One and Reginald Rose’s tale. Ralph Bellamy anchors the first episode while a weak ending disappoints. NBC’s Noah’s Ark and Jackie Gleason’s Honeymooners draw audiences, with CBS and ABC counterprogramming including Cinderella and Ed Sullivan. General Gruenther to host Meet the Press. Nat. Coll football on NBC for another season.
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