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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
6
Summary of the United States Senate Judiciary Committee majority report on the court reform proposal. Nevada Senator P A McCarran is credited with substantial authorship. The committee recommends rejecting the bill as needless, futile, and dangerous, abandoning constitutional principle.
An amateur photographer creates a ghost image by a two stage exposure with the camera fixed and the subject stepping into an unaltered frame. The article notes photo tricks and historical fascination with ghosts and invisible rays.
A lengthy critique argues that the proposed plan would subjugate courts to Congress and the President, erode judicial independence, centralize legal administration, and allow executive control over constitutional interpretation. It warns this would transform government into rule by men rather than the rule of law and sets a hard rejection precedent.
The epitaph Thomas Jefferson wrote for his tomb emphasizes his role as author of the Declaration and father of the University of Virginia. He omits his official offices, stressing liberty as his supreme aim in government and education.
A public safety note from the Automobile Club of Southern California urges keeping children seated in cars. Sudden stops or bumps can cause a child to strike windows, risking facial injuries or cuts from broken glass.
The Indianapolis Star notes it is encouraging to recall that only a small percentage of introduced bills ever become laws, highlighting the slim path from proposal to enactment.
An ad touts Genuine Bayer Aspirin at a penny per tablet with two dozen in a 25 cent package. It promises fast relief for headache neuritis or neuralgia and urges customers to request the full Bayer Aspirin name.
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