Roosevelt Still On Court's Trail
Washington, Aug. 25. President Roosevelt signaled a continued push for judicial reform, pledging a more complete plan after Congress shelved the court expansion. He hailed the lower court bill as a step and urged cooperation among branches to end a perceived obstruction by the legal system. He outlined gains such as faster appeals and government defense of constitutionality, while noting omissions like no extra district judges and no new blood on the bench. The remarks came amid talk of constitution day outreach and a warning that the issue is far from settled.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
High Tribunal
White House
Senate
Eains
Unbuilding the judiciary debated as reform seeks strength
The text records a presidential warning about a widening chasm between the people and the courts and a push for rebuilding the judiciary. It notes the lower court bill's passage, its changes to procedure, and its provisions allowing direct appeals to the Supreme Court on constitutional questions, AG intervention, injunction limits, and internal judge reassignment to ease docket congestion.
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Uoon
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
South African City Echoed as Chicago Rival
Capetown Umtata, capital of the Transkei district, may become a South African Chicago. Amid turmoil, about 4,000,000 native-owned cattle roam scrub lands, and it is believed only meat canning plants can resolve the emerging problem.
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Chicago
Africa
Capetown
F—Umtata
Transkei
Cape Province
South Africa
Its Odd But Its Science
New York faces a deadly risk if an earthquake strikes the city, warn the American Society of Civil Engineers. The city operates 223 miles of tunnels for subway rail and vehicular traffic, many part of the underground network.
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New York
American Society of Civil Engineers
Manhattan Water and Tunnels Weighed in Quake Risk
Engineers warn that a major quake off Manhattan could disrupt 130 subway and utility tunnels and break water mains, making it hard for New Yorkers to access drinking water or cross bridges to supply the city.
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Island of
Manhattan
German university students shed old uniforms for modern wear
In Wuerzburg the historic Marienburg fortress is being turned into a museum for the old student regalia. The project aims to display caps, sashes, and ribbons once worn in Old Heidelberg days while students now wear sober semi stormtrooper outfits.
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Wuerzburg
Germany
Marienburg
Windsor Plays Tennis Duchess Turns Writer
In Austria the duke of Windsor may credit left handed baker Alfred Wiegele for aiding his tennis with Alfonso of Spain. Wiegele delivers breakfast to the duke and duchess at Wasser loonburg castle and tennis sessions are described as ongoing. Aging play is noted with light banter as Alfonso may visit Dellach soon.
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Noetsch
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Alfonso
Spain
Alfred Wiegele
Wasserloonburg Castle
Edward
Dellach
Bakerman Wierele
Wiggle
Wigele
Duke
Wiegele
Duchess writes in secret at castle on blue ivory typewriter
A county marriage license was issued for Claude V. Norris of Kansas City Kansas and Dorothy Nunemaker of Lawrence, who plan to wed under Rev C J Knox. Lora M. Thomas files for divorce from L B Thomas in district court. SIGEL area notes cover visits, family gatherings, and a 4 H club play at the Big Springs fair.
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Duchess of Windsor
County Court House
Claude V. Norris
Kansas City
Kan
Dorothy Nunemaker
Lawrence
C. J. Knox
William Johnson
Topekea
Dale Johnson
Burt Sanders
Helen
Charlotte
Alberta
Baldwin
Jim Sanders
J. A. Diehl
Frank Standley
Ruth Baker
Lebo
Mildred Petefish
Waverly
Ohio
Baker
Big Springs
Jesse O'Connor
W. L. Standley
Ted Elm
Louise Kelley
Worden
Fritz Co
Hot Weather Warns of Biliousness and Calo Tabs
In hot weather digestion slows causing gas belching heartburn and restlessness. Symptoms include coated tongue bilious complexion and sluggish bowels. Take Calo tabs calomel compound tablets for prompt relief. Trial package ten cents family pkg twenty five cents at drug stores.
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Sigel
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