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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
2
Linton Daily Citizen notes hatred incidents in Linton Indiana post office and mentions editor Joan Watkins. Includes misc layout notes, billing, subscriptions, and advertising rates. Mentions city building and local business details. classifies notices and obituary style entries with policy on society and news items.
Safety groups across the country urge motorists to display a red white and blue pledge seal while following ten rules to reduce accidents. The rules stress obeying signs, knowing the car, adjusting speed, not overtaking on hills curves or intersections, signaling intentions, patience, courtesy to pedestrians, compensating others lack of skill, and recognizing two can cause a crash.
Mr and Mrs Frank Shields and daughter Anna Frances of Detroit spent the weekend with his parents near West Atlas. Several Marion area families hosted friends and relatives, including the Stricklands and Gabbards, with visits and home gatherings.
Washington D C There is talk that congress and the president could overrule the Supreme Court without a constitutional amendment by lawmakers proposing adoption of a remedy to nullify the Industrial Recovery Act If the nine justices rule badly a tighter plan could be pressed in a week or less This is the second of three articles by Leste Lichel on the constitution and the Supreme Court
About sixty guests attended a miscellaneous shower for Frances Nation, bride to be of Lewis McCammon. The May 18 wedding by Rev. Gray at the Morris Chapel parsonage joined Nation and McCammon. Attendees included family and local residents, with numerous visits and social calls noted in Morris Chapel and nearby towns.
The piece argues the Supreme Court operates under constitutional authority and cannot be expanded by the president or congress without an amendment. It notes Congress has reallocated seats, despite the constitution’s silence on tribunal size, and suggests history shows such actions could recur on a larger scale.
A fragment discusses eleven or nine member courts, hypothetical New Deal appointments, and a rehearing request labeled the sick chicken case. It cites Premier Asquith and a strategy to alter power by creating new peers to sway majorities, warning against aristocratic overreach.
A New York-led push urges a constitutional convention as critics warn the current framework dates from 1787. The piece notes signers’ reluctance, historic amendments, and the process from Philadelphia draft to adoption on September 17, 1787, with figures like Washington Hamilton Madison Jefferson Adams and Henry referenced.
Sunday with Mrs Faucett’s parents in Keleen. Mr Hayes still fragile after a head injury from last Thanksgiving. Guests included Ray McGhee’s party with Norma Burch Imogene Story Verna Hannum of Dugger. Afternoon visitors Dorman Cox of Elnora Maige Burch of Dugger and Robert Trent. Decoration day at Sullivan with Burns McDaniel. Monday callers at Alice and Pearl Miller included Norma Nell Gilligan Ruth Gilligan Juanita Chafey Bennavere Grounds.
Jasonville June 4. Mr and Mrs J W Fulk of Coal City entertained at a Sunday noon two course dinner for their children and relatives. Guests included C M Davenport Saint Louis William Fulk Freedom Carl Fulk Flint Mich Mrs Robert Fulk and children John and Mary Jackson Mich Roy Daugherty and children John Bogle and others. Several locals and visitors from nearby towns attended as well as family members from Terre Haute Bloomington and South Bend.
Mrs C R Moore of Indianapolis describes long suffering indigestion and gas relief after trying a new remedy. She says prior medicines failed for years, but this treatment stopped bloating and improved digestion, enabling a hearty meal again.
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