NRA decision ends the New Deal era say Supreme Court
Brisbane notes the Supreme Court ruling declares NRA unconstitutional and argues a new path for progress. He cites stock market wobble as traders fear future direction and predicts labor action may be redirected toward working conditions rather than political fiat. He warns against lottery scams and highlights Postmaster Farley plans and a Icelandic volcano eruption as contemporary curiosities.
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Supreme Court Curbs New Deal in Key Rulings
The Supreme Court struck down major New Deal provisions ruling the NIRA code structure unconstitutional and the Frazier Lemke mortgage moratorium act invalid. It also deemed Roosevelt's removal of Humphrey illegal, limiting federal power over commerce and labor policy.
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Roosevelt veto override seals veterans bonus defeat
President Roosevelt, after presenting his veto to a joint session, warned that blending the disabled veteran aid with unemployment relief risks inflation. The House overrode the veto 322 to 98, while the Senate debating the measure failed to block the override.
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Soviets to Build Three More Giant Planes
The Soviet government announced plans to build three more giant propaganda planes after the Maxim Gorky crash near Moscow killed 49. The Maxim Gorky was the world's largest plane. the crash involved an escort plane with a defiant pilot. The new ships will be named Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, and Maxim Gorky.
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West Serves as President's Contact Man in Congress
Charles West acts as Roosevelt’s liaison between the White House and the Capitol. He travels frequently to handle congressional dealings. Observers say West’s duties will remain busy as the current session proves challenging.
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