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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
Brisbane's column notes the U S Court of Appeals two to one finds the New Deal process tax on cotton unconstitutional, arguing Congress cannot tax products merely because their production affects interstate commerce. It warns the decision could upset farm financing plans and provoke wider political disputes.
Washington unveils a one year trade agreement under which Soviet republics boost American imports by 150 percent in exchange for $30 million in U S goods. Russia will buy railroad equipment and heavy industrial gear while selling sausages casings ore and dairy products to the United States. The plan draws Republican and some Democratic opposition over Hull policy and concerns over constitutional challenges to the Wagner act. A new Toledo plan aims to curb strikes through a panel of business and labor leaders plus a federal official, with any unresolved disputes escalated to owners and union heads before a strike is allowed.
The House Ways and Means hearing on the Roosevelt tax proposal ends in accusations of a rubber stamp fate. Lawmakers from the Chamber of Commerce factions oppose the measure while Treasury brain trusters may draft the bill for later winter session adjournment.
President Roosevelt led a bipartisan outing dubbed the kiss and make up excursion. He traveled aboard the Sequoia with Cabinet members and leaders of the majority including Garner Farlex Cummings Ickes Dern Roper. A congressional delegation led by Speaker Burns joined with Senators and officials for a Jefferson Island Chesapeake Bay voyage.
A survey of wartime politics and diplomacy notes Mussolini and Italy Ethiopia tensions. It covers Hull's Kellogg pact stance, Democratic fights in Congress, and Dreyfus death, plus holiday guidance on family time and parental planning for summer vacation.
LD Jacob Coxey of Massillon Ohio is named by acclamation as presidential candidate at a national labor convention in Omaha Though small in attendance the meeting named Leslie Erickson of Minneapolis as running mate and endorsed wealth sharing inflation and technocracy as planks.
A Paris to Croydon airliner carried a swan an African wild cat a fighting cockerel and two monkeys in its cargo. The piece notes rising use of airplanes to transport animals quickly with examples including sea lions alligators tropical fish and the first race horse flown from Le Bourget to Amsterdam to avoid missing a race.
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