Roosevelt Era Criticism of Supreme Court Gains Steam
A historical column argues that critics attacked the Supreme Court as Roosevelt policies faced backlash after NRA and AAA rulings. It warns of tax burdens, civil service shifts, and the spoils system as the new deal era unfolds, noting factory taxes and service disruptions during winter hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Civil Service
Civil Service
Roosevelt
Civil Service Committee
House
Dem critics drift as Glass and stalwarts back the new deal
Exchange clipping surveys Virginia senator Carter Glass and several veteran Democrats who grimly diss the brain trust era yet plan to vote straight for the new deal in November. The piece also notes figures like John Nance Garner Harry Byrd and Pat Harrison tied to party loyalty despite reservations.
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Sioux City Journal
Senator Glass
Virginia
Washington
Frankfurters
Turwells
Wallaces
Hopkinses
Ickeses
Tezlain
Journal
Carter H. Glass
Congress
John Nance Garner
United States
Harry Byrd
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Arkansas Statesman
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Ritchie
Action Wisely Deferred in Court Powers Debate
Washington Post notes the move to curb Supreme Court powers was shelved as congress regains proportion. Officials say no time this session and enacting bills would politicize the court, likely impossible anyway, avoiding a partisan clash that could embroil the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Washington Post
Supreme Court
Congress
Court
Monticello School Summer Program Recalls Community Support
The Monticello board of education continues a multi year effort praising utilities and responders for aiding in emergencies. The article highlights a summer program led by Coach Fran Merten and later Roy Moore that keeps children active, off the streets, and physically engaged with a low cost and high impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticelo
Board of Education
Five County Plans Call for Less Corn and More Hay
Reports from five Iowa counties show a shift to cut corn and small grain from 1929 levels and boost hay and pasture to improve soil fertility and reduce erosion. Areas include Union Crawford Benton Fayette and Webster with tentative targets and possible revisions after further study.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
L. G. Allbaugh
Extension Agricultural Economist
Union
Crawford
Benton
Fayette
Webster
Allbaugh
Mr. Allbaugh
Onslow Community Roundup of Events and Officials Sworn In
The junior class play A Strange Bequest drew a full house with strong junior and senior support and a $62 door take. At council, W K Kennedy R E Chaplin W A Hicks H Wilson and Paul Paulsen were sworn in. J R Ramey named clerk. water rates cut to 75 cents a month. Local church and school news plus Easter hospitality and community notes fill the town report.
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Lois Bullock
Ruth Beck
Dorothy Overholt
W. K. Kennedy
R. E. Chaplin
W. A. Hicks
F. L. Provan
J. R. Kennedy
George French
Bernard Cass
L. M. Smith
Howard Willison
C. R. Smith
Ruth Sears
Leslie Babcock
Wilma Menald
Social Visits and Easter Guests Across Monticello and Surrounding Areas
Local residents from Monticello Manchester Anamosa Oelwein and surrounding towns hosted and visited relatives and friends over Easter and Sunday gatherings. Notable names include Lang Behrends Batchelder Arduser Weber DeShaw Wright Haverly and others with multiple dinners and home visits reported.
Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Birthday Party
Anamosa and Mr and Mrs Henry Eileen and family were Sunday guests in the Stanley Bright home. Miss Mary Clement and Elmer Timmer of Dyersville visited the Clement home. Phyllis Cox hosted a fifth birthday party for eleven children with games and refreshments at her Friday party.
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WMT
Waterloo
Paul Smith
City Hall
Arthur Barlow
Ladies’ Guild and Missionary Society
Frances Orr
J. A. Orr
Dike
M. B. Walters
Andrew Jansen
Bill Bramer
Fred Himes
Monticello
Harry Moore
Margaret Lozier
Gill Man
Cedar Rapids
William Fletcher
Edwin Reid
Adam Straub
William Goarcke
G. R. Reid
Lloyd
F. L. Provan
New London
William Bramer
Bramer
Zwingle
Ed Paulsen
American Legion and Auxiliary
Wyoming
Lester Lang
Dave Wilson
Gordon
Betty
Fred Eggiman
Manchester
Chi Arduser
George Arduser
Langworthy
J. L. Batchelder
Miss Gearhart
Coggon
J. L. Weber
Louis
John Jr
Lillian
Prairieburg
John Albany
Harry Chaplin
Mike Conley
Delhi
Ray Kerby
Wisconsin
W. H. Behrends
Chris Decker
Etta Behrends
Hans Ulferts
Anamosa
Alferts
Royce Hill
Edgewood
John Blaker
Esther Heeren
Oelwein
Fred Heeren
Perry DeShaw
Mary McVay
Worthington
Stanley Bright
Ladies’ Aid
Will Shaffer
Charles Stevenson Jr
Jack Murray
Glen Eilers
Edward Cox
Ralph Otten
Henry Eileen
Larry
Gull
John Stevenson
Vernon
Johnson
BE. H. Cox
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne
Bertha Baxter
Frank Haight
Blanche Moser
Olin
Jack Heeren
J. L. Sundmeir
Dyersville
Henry Becker
Phyllis Cox
Laura Ann
Billy Joe Helms
Barbara
Bobby Lang
Betty Wilson
Helen Welter
Doris
Zenobia Bright
Dorothy Behrends
Larry Blaker
George Helms
Chester Lang
Somers Election Sees Men Sweep Over Women Tickets
Male voters in Somers Calhoun county backed a men only ticket in the municipal election while a women’s ticket failed. The mayoral race ended 21 to 4 for the man and for city council the women drew one vote each to 22 for the men.
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Somers
Calhoun County
Notice of Final Reports in Jones County Estates
Final reports and applications for discharge of executors administrators guardians and trustees in Jones county estates have been filed. A final hearing and approval is set for April 27 1936 in the district court at Anamosa Iowa. The list includes Catherine Stutt as executrix of Will Stutt deceased with filings dated April 3 1936. Clerk SEE BYERLY deputy Julia Foarde labels the notice.
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District Court
Jones County
Catherine Stutt
Will Stutt
Anamosa, Iowa
See Byerly
Iowa
Julia Foarde
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
District court in Jones County Iowa announces probate for the last will and testament of Jacob G. Suter filed April 3 1936. A final proof and probate hearing is set for May 4 1936 at 10 am at the March term to determine admission of the will. interested parties may appear. Coxsee Coxsee and Heiserman attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Jacop G. Suter
Jacob G. Suter
Pond
Highway View in Jones County Reported Favorable
The county auditor records that a highway viewed by a commissioner from the corner of the sew in section 23 through sections 25 has been reported in favor of establishment. Objections or damage claims must be filed in the auditor's office by noon May 6, 1936, otherwise the highway will be established.
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State of
Iowa
Jones County
County Auditor
Auditor’s Office
Law Practice and Estate Settlements advertised in Monticello
General law practice and settlement of estates offered by a firm operating from the second floor of the Stuhler building in Monticello Iowa seeking clients for probate and legal service assistance.
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Stuhler
Monticello
Iowa
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Monticello, Ia
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