Labor conflict and violence flare across steel strike fronts
Reports detail rising clashes at Anderson Indiana and multiple union actions as John L. Lewis's CIO campaigns intensify. Deputies disperse pickets near Monroe Michigan while Michigan national guardsmen withdraw, and 4000 CIO pickets mass at Youngstown and Canton.
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Court Plan Walloped by Senate Judiciary Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee swiftly rejected President Roosevelt's Supreme Court packing plan. In its report, the panel called the bill needless and dangerous to constitutional principle, noting its complex form and obscured purpose. It would not banish age on the bench nor abolish divided decisions or affect court powers to hold laws we constitution.
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Supreme Court
Nations push Spain talk as arms patrols seek zones
Great Britain France Italy and Germany sign an accord rejoining the non intervention committee and outline rules for Spanish coast safety zones. Each patrol commander may use self defense but retaliation awaits four powers’ conference. Rome signals satisfaction though coast remains open to gun runners until Spanish factions consent. U.S. commerce data show 1934 national income at 62.056 billion with 1937 forecast near 70 billion and 1929 peak 78.032 billion, 1933 low 44.04. Per capita income rose to 1244 with 58 more than prior year and 88.4 percent of 1929 level.
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Reds Rule Out Eight Soviet Generals in Treason Trial
National Capital field reports recall the execution of eight Soviet military leaders, including Marshal Michail Tukachevsky, for treason after a Kremlin tribunal found them guilty of conspiring with an unfriendly foreign power. Moscow correspondents hint the power may be Nazi Germany as readers expect.
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Soviet Supreme Court
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Nazi Germany
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Cambridge University Life Compared With Cambridge England
American reporters note contrasts between US and Cambridge England life at the venerable center. They describe college independence, gowns, proctors, and discipline, with emphasis on undergraduates, tutors, endowments, and the unique Cambridge sport culture led by rowing.
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WNU
United States
Cambridge
St. John's College
John Harvard
Emmanuel Colege
Emmanuel
England
Massachusetts
Harvard College
Cambridge College
Dominicans
Carmelites
Peterhouse
Selwyn
Thermometer Placement Affects Temperature Readings
A thermometer exposed to direct sun reads higher than in shade due to radiation absorption. Shade readings better reflect true air temperature, as thermometers are often shielded to protect from radiation while allowing air circulation.
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Phade
Sam
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