Roosevelt plans Supreme Court retirement amid court bill clash
The article surveys Roosevelt's plan to retire from the Supreme Court bench after summer adjournment and the ensuing debate over his court enlargement bill. It notes speculation on successors like Joseph Robinson, potential resignations, and partisan positions on temporary justices.
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Senate
United States
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Lewis
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Cardozo
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Kentucky
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Borah
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United States Supreme Court
Western Newspaper Union
Cardinal Mundelein Attacks German Government and Propaganda
Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago addresses about five hundred priests denouncing the German government and its propaganda as a attack on the Roman Catholic church. He brandishes Hitler as an Austrian paper hanger and accuses Berlin of breaking the concordat with the Holy See and of spreading immoral wartime style propaganda.
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Washington
Mundelein
Ardinal Mundelein
Chicago
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Hitler
Reich
Holy See
der Angriff
Paul Joseph Dels
Propa
Allis Warfield to Become Duchess of Windsor in June
Allis Warfield is set to wed Edward the duke on June 3 at the Chateau de Cande near Monts France. Disputes remain over whether she will be titled Her Royal Highness amid a royal family and church controversy.
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Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
Herman L. Rogers
New Yorker
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Baldwin
Royal Yacht Review at Spithead Headlines Parade of 311 Ships
George and Queen Elizabeth aboard the Victoria and Albert review a vast naval parade at Spithead with 311 vessels from 18 nations. The coronation feature drew thousands of official guests and private spectators as ships illuminated the night. Seventeen nations provided warships. the New York led the US line. Later, Lindbergh’s anniversary went largely uncelebrated by the aviator.
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London
Negrin Aims to Steady Loyalist Spain After Cabinet Shakeup
R Juan Negrin succeeds Caballero as premier backed by the Madrid general federation of labor. The new government places Socialists in key posts while Arch-Syndicalists are left out and Negrin abolishes the war council, placing armies under his cabinet for a rigid order regime. Gen Mola ramps up attacks on Bilbao with Britain warning ships to evacuate. In Russia forty four executed as alleged spies in Svobodny tied to Japanese orders. Christian X marks a silver jubilee in Denmark with parliamentary events, palace reception, and torchlight parade.
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Far East
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Ades
Mr. Baldwin
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Baldwin
House of Commons
McGrady
Gabble of Tourists and Dueling Abroad in Arizona
A collage of humorous travel vignettes from Rand Canyon and Flagstaff Arizona. The piece lampoons tourist chatter critiques famed scenery and wild west humor while mixing in reflections on labor Paris duels and political commentary on Congress and labor leadership.
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Prophet and pundit pair forecast a trailer era
British author Gerald Heard and Aldous Huxley arrive in New York to discuss their western trip for a book. They plan to visit Duke University for telepathy studies and share views on psychology and civilization. Harvard sociologist Pitirim Sorokin warns on the limits of prophecy and war studies.
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Aldous Huxley
England
Gerald Heard
Heard
Huxley-Heard
Wiliam James
Duke University
Duke
Cambridge
Mr. Huxley
Leonard Elmbhirst
Park Avenue
Ninety Nine Steps Club Tied to Broadway Area Church
The Ninety-nine Steps club is linked to the Union Methodist church in New York City, known as the Actors church, located exactly 99 steps from Broadway.
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Union Methodist Church
New York City
Broadway
Actors
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