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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1937

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Justice Van Devanter to Quit the Bench

Justice Van Devanter informed President Roosevelt he would retire from active service on June 2, as Senate debates over enlarging the Supreme Court loomed. The 78-year-old conservative jurist wrote the White House shortly before the judiciary committee vote on Roosevelt's plan.

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Treasury to store silver near West Point depository

The Treasury Department announced approval by the Secretary of War to use a four acre tract near West Point New York for a silver depository. The 1536 building plan called for about 500,000 dollars to fund the construction. The facility would mirror other vaults, housing silver in secured vaults and plans indicate storage of 20 tons of silver.

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Forbidden City and Temple pair in Peiping history tour

The Peiping visit describes the Forbidden City as a grand imperial complex with walls moats gates and pavilions. It highlights the Temple of Confucius and Temple of Heaven with serene gardens and ceremonial spaces, noting art architecture and the lingering imperial atmosphere.

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