Reed for Associate Justice Predicted to Be Confirmed
Choice of Reed of Kentucky as associate justice of the Supreme Court met with general approval and swift confirmation forecasts. Reed, 53, has been solicitor general and previously led federal farm and Reconstruction Finance posts, with a liberal yet orthodox approach. He fills the Sutherland vacancy, after a career defending New Deal cases.
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Stanley Formen Reed
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Connally
Texas
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Wagner
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Harlem
Western Newspaper Union
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
A column notes White House consultations with industrials labeled economic royalists while Roosevelt presses to end holding companies. It questions policy coherence, cites fear of unemployment, and praises Stanley Reed’s Supreme Court nomination as a stabilizing, law-first choice amid monopoly battles and anti lynching debates.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Washington
White House
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Interior Department
Robert H. Jackson
America
Jackson
Congress
Fis
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Cabinet Meetings and Presidential Decision Making
Cabinet meetings proceed informally with free discussion and few votes. No official minutes are kept and decisions are only recommendations. The President may submit topics and make final decisions as he pleases. Subjects are limited to items the President introduces.
Men Love Girls With Pep In Dance and Life
A vintage advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women, claiming it helps natural functions and reduces discomforts. It positions pep and liveliness as attractive to men and notes widespread testimonials from women over generations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Farious Pinkham
Power to Endure Quote from Vicki Baum
A brief quotation attributes the line to Vicki Baum, noting that enduring power is shown by endurance rather than action. It presents a reflective statement on resilience and capability.
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Vicki Baum
Beware Coughs from Common Colds That Hang On
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion for persistent coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims quick relief aids natural healing loosens mucus and expels germs with a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first dose. Creomulsion is advertised as a single unhyphenated brand name.
Franklin Quote on Knowledge as Personal Wealth
A Franklin adage asserts that true wealth is stored in the mind and cannot be taken by others once earned. The note emphasizes safeguarding education and memory as lasting value beyond material possession.
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