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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
2
The Supreme Court upholds Roosevelt era action outlawing gold as money and invalidating gold clauses in private contracts. The decision reassures business and the public that constitutional limits guide executive and legislative action.
The Supreme Court sustained invalidation of gold clauses in private contracts but allowed government bond redemption in gold or its equivalent. It denied Court of Claims jurisdiction over such cases and upheld congressional power over currency. Roosevelt officials hailed the decision as a victory, boosting markets while battles over the $4.88 billion work relief bill continued in the Senate with divisions over funding levels and wage policies.
Long pressed for a Senate inquiry into Postmaster General Farley while Ickes information was sought. McKellar promised a merits based investigation if facts emerge. Townsend urged a $200 monthly pension for everyone over sixty funded by a new tax, dismissed as impractical by lawmakers.
EALM Leader Hitler refused mercy and two Berlin women were beheaded by the official executioner for divulging military secrets. A second woman and a Polish nobleman were sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor. The dawn execution of the two women was shrouded in secrecy, delaying knowledge of their fate.
Testimony at the naval inquiry into the Macon disaster describes a damaged tail girder left unrepaired due to training-flight priorities. Separate items report Mellon tax payments, a new Nazi unemployment plan, Philippine landholdings under scrutiny, and a dramatic Oklahoma reformatory break with guards killed and inmates freed.
Analysis notes rising third party rumblings across the left, independents, and progressives as Roosevelt era reforms are reassessed. Observers see potential for a new movement but warn leadership is unclear and no Theodore Roosevelt appears yet to rally support.
The analysis outlines Democratic fractures in Congress under Roosevelt, with defections in the House and Senate and probes into Richberg Ickes and Richberg. It highlights Huey Long as a volatile factor, warning that administration efforts could backfire and turn Long into a martyr while banking bills and NRA continuance loom as focal points.
The text advises measured liquid laxatives for treating constipation, emphasizing adjustable dosing to regulate bowels. It favors doctors’ liquids like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for its adjustable dose and habit-free properties, plus gradual tapering to no use as relief improves.
The author argues that war becomes avoidable if humanity recognizes wars are disastrously harmful for all sides, including winners, calling for a shift in thinking to prevent future conflicts.
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