Gold ruling sparks confusion over devalued dollars
Washington reports show the Supreme Court ruling five to four upheld the government’s removal of gold clauses from bonds. Experts differ on future lawsuits as to damages, with Chief Justice Hughes noting the government cannot alter its obligations while Justice Stone hints at possible need to restore gold to prove loss.
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Damages for devalued dollars still debated
Legal experts debate whether bondholders could sue if government issued devalued currency with less purchasing power than their investment. Some say the door is closed, others argue a court action could prove loss of value caused by devaluation, though proving causation amid supply and demand factors would be complex.
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Farley Under Fire as Independents Push for Reform
Washington observers note Huey Long pressures for a postmaster general probe, while critics like Norris of Nebraska challenge Farley and Marleyism. Administration fear centers on independents abandoning old lines as Roosevelt stresses national interest over party, yet allows Marley to hold dual roles.
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No Move Seen In Roosevelt Reform Efforts
The article suggests President Roosevelt remains committed to political reform but prefers to delay action until 86 passes. It notes high authority claims he will resist criticism of Farley and those backing him. The administration is expected to block attacks on Big Jim and Long against any destabilizing moves.
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Cars Collide at Intersections. Minor Damages Reported
Cars driven by LeRoy Tathivell and Everett Godfrey collided at Ninth and New York streets around 5:30 PM Saturday. Both vehicles sustained minor damage with no injuries. A second crash occurred at Twelfth and Tennessee Streets Sunday at 3 PM involving H Eastman in an Oldsmobile and Vernon Weeks in a Model A Ford. Weeks sustained a slight eyeing damage and no injuries were reported.
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College of Emporia professor J H Lawrence dies
J H Lawrence longtime head of the English department and coach of the men’s debate team at the College of Emporia died in his quarters at Emporia hall after a heart attack. He joined the college in 1919 after teaching at State Teachers College and Park College. Surviving are his widow Mrs Mart Lawrence and one son Lieut Charles W Lawrence.
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Hero Tink leads Peaceful Parade in Scout Program
The ceremony featured a mayoral plan for a procession and a heartfelt speech by Tinkum. Girl Scout songs entertained attendees led by Irwin Jackson on piano. Guest speaker Miss Mary J. Dillard spoke on Lincoln’s virtues aligning with Scout ideals. Attendees included Mrs. Johnson Smothers and others. Nightingale patrol to stage a Washington day program February 1 led by Lt Inez Smothers.
Brackett P T A Meeting Highlights Student Program
The Brackett P T A met at the schoolhouse Friday at 7 30 PM with America the Beautiful sung to start. Mary Louise Beltz led the evenings program featuring violin and cello solos and a piano solo amid readings and monologues.
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PTA Socials and Dr Kraus Medal Highlight Local News
The program closed with refreshments served by the PTA. Upcoming meetings include a March 15 Round Table on Motion Pictures and a PT.A study group at Mrs John Patchens on Thursday from 2 to 4. Dr Charles A Kraus of Brown University is noted for receiving the Nichols medal in 1924 for original chemical research and his work on liquid ammonia reactions and tetra ethyl lead.
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Two graduates win Gibbs Medal in five year period
In five years two University graduates received the Willard Gibbs Medal from the American Chemical Society. In 1931, Dr. Edward C. Franklin, class of 1898, was awarded the honor, highlighting continued recognition for alumnus contributions to chemistry.
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