Supreme Court clears New Deal cases in social security ruling
The Supreme Court today clears the docket of new deal cases by upholding the social security act. The decision affirms broad federal power over social issues while hinting at disputes over utility regulation and federal grants for power plants. Awaited next fall are Wheeler Rayburn act challenges and TVA related issues.
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Supreme Court
William S. Neal
Wheeler-Rayburn Utility Holding Company Act
TVA
Tennessee Federal District Court
Alabama
New York
Death Mystery Over Ohio Model Dil lon Found Shot in Columbus
The death of 18 year old Virginia Dillion an OSU art school model and divorcee puzzles police and friends who dispute the coroner verdict that she killed herself. She was found shot in a Columbus apartment bathroom with a pistol nearby.
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Virginia Dillon
Ohio State University
Miss Dillon
Columbus
Central Press
Lindbergh Silent On Birth Of Son in London Clinic
Col Charles A Lindbergh avoids confirmation of a May 13 birth of a healthy seven pound son at a London Clinic. The baby is unnamed, mother Ann Morrow, and the couple’s other two children are Charles Augustus Jr. and Jon. Extraordinary precautions surround the birth amid lingering headlines.
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International News Service
London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ann Morrow
Harley Street
Doctor's Row
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus, Jr
Sourland Mountain
New Jersey
Jon
United States
England
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New State Highway Building and Bridge Get Facelifted
A new state highway building near New Wilmington gains a manicured lawn and trees. Edenburg viaduct receives its first steel gray repaint. An incident near Jefferson Street involves a struck brand new straw hat. Memorial Day observed Monday. road widening on the New Castle New Bedford route completed to reduce weather related accidents. Cemeteries statewide underway for summer and Memorial Day visits. American Telephone repeater station staff noted in county update.
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State Highway
Edenburg
New Castle-New Bedford
Harbor
Daily Weather Report Summary
U S weather reports for the 24hour period ending at 9 this morning show a maximum temperature of 73 and a minimum of 45 with trace precipitation and a river stage of 5 feet. A year ago on the same date the high was 81 and the low 54 with 0.79 inches of precipitation.
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U. S
Crucible Steel Signs Contract Aims CIO Union Drive
The CIO has finalized a wage scale contract with Crucible Steel Company and its subsidiaries, completing a major step in unionizing the steel industry. SWOC targets Inland Steel next, with Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Bethlehem Steel, and National Steel following. about 200000 workers affected.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
CIO
Crucible Steel Company of America
Crucible Steel
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
SWOC
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem Steel
National Steel (Weirton
Committee For Industrial Organization
Roosevelt Urges Stockholder Protection Legislation
President Roosevelt moved to strengthen stockholder protection by sending three letters to Congress. He urged strengthening the 1933 Securities Act regarding trusts and undertakings, amending the bankruptcy act for reorganizations in federal courts, and broader reforms of corporate reorganization procedures.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Death notices for Saulters Tommasone and Martin
Death record entries: Alex Saulters age 81 of 1119 Dewey Avenue. Rosie Tommasone age 16 of Edenburg. George McClelland Martin age 75 of R F D No 1 Volant.
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Alex Saulters
Dewey Avenue
Rosie Tommasone
Edenburg
George McClelland Martin
Volant
Youth Blames Girl In Murder Of Her Mother
Donald Wightman 19 testified he held the mother while his former sweetheart Gladys MacKnight 17 bludgeoned her to death with a hatchet. He said Gladys commanded him to hold the woman as the blows landed, contradicting Gladys account that she fought to stop her mother from using a knife.
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Jersey City
N. J
Donald Wightman
Gladys MacKnight
Gladys
Don
Donald
Stratosphere Balloon Fire Destroys Flight Plans
At Zellick military aerodrome Brussels May 25 the balloon carrying Prof Auguste Piccard and Max Cosyns was set for a 20000 foot ascent but ignited during heating and burned completely. No injuries were reported and Piccard said plans to reach higher altitudes would continue with a new balloon.
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International News Service
Brussels
Auguste Piccard
Max Cosyns
Zellick
Piccard
Rockefeller Clan Awaits Funeral in Pocantico Hills
In Tarrytown New York Rockefeller descendants gather to honor founder John D Rockefeller on the eve of his funeral Services are set for 11 o clock tomorrow at Kirkuit Pocantico Hills before the body is moved to Cleveland for burial The 97 year old millionaire died after a long life of commerce and thrift drawing relatives from across the country to the family estate
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International News Service
Tarrytown
N. Y
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Florida East Coast Express
Rockefellers
Kirkuit
Pocantico Hills
Cleveland
Ohio
Strike Tieup In Some Steel Plants Likely
Indiana Harbor May 25 A strike tie up of a large portion of the Chicago area steel industry looms as Inland Steel refuses to sign a contract with the CIO An immediate meeting of union leaders is set to decide if Inland's 12000 workers will strike The threat could spread as Youngstown and Republic plants indicate support for Inland's stance.
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Chicago
Inland Steel
Co. I. O
Inland
H. D. Roulfs
Youngstown
Republic Steel
Injured Students Show Little Change in Condition
No change in the condition of Nancy Lybarger, David Clements, or Lorna Wells was reported today at Northside hospital in Youngstown. Officials say all three were injured Saturday night when the car to Youngstown, Ohio, wrecked near Pulaski. driver James D. Goodchild was killed.
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Nancy Lybarger
David Clements
Lorna Wells
Northside Hospital
Youngstown
Pulaski
James D. Goodchild
Inspection by WPA engineer at Parkstown airport progress
George Weaver a field engineer for the Works Progress Administration visited district 14 offices and inspected the Parkstown airport project. He expressed satisfaction with progress and said a large runway is hoped to be completed by June 30.
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George Weaver
State Office
Works Progress Administration
District 14
Parkstown Corners
Weaver
Readiness for Stadium Pageant Crown Tonight
All Is In Readiness For School Program At Stadium Tonight reports a Taggart stadium event in New Castle with 700 participants for a May Queen coronation to raise funds for school bands. If rain hits, the affair shifts to Wednesday night. Elizabeth Boughter presents the queen with a crown of flowers.
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New Castle
Jupiter Pluvius
Janet Hartland
Taggart Stadium
Elizabeth Boughter
Miss Hartland
Jack Gerson
Inland Steel Refuses To Sign Contracts With Union
Inland Steel Company announced it will not sign any contract or agreement with the Amalgamated Association of steel iron and tin workers CIO or with any other organization. The declaration follows a formal decision by company officials.
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International News Service
Indiana Harbor
Ind
The
Inland Steel Company Today
Amalgamated Association of Steel, Iron and Tin Workers, Cio Union
Lindberghs May Name Son Dwight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh may name their new seven pound son Dwight born May 13. The name honors Mrs Lindberghs father the late Senator Dwight Morrow of New Jersey, a detail learned today in London.
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International News Service
London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight
Redistricting Bills Passed in Harrisburg Legislature
Harrisburg May 25 Bills providing for the rescrambling of lop sided senatorial and legislative districts in accordance with the 1930 decennial census were passed finally in the senate and house early today and sent to opposite chambers for concurrence. Over constitutional objections the bills move forward despite protests.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Rentz Addresses New Castle Junior Chamber Inaugural Dinner
Fred L. Rentz told members of theJunior Chamber of Commerce in New Castle that bright years lie ahead for the civic group. The event marked the third inaugural dinner and installed Presley N. Jones as president for 1937 38 with W Herbert Smith stepping down. Major Wadlinger Retiring President Smith and President Jones also spoke at the downtown tearoom banquet.
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Fred L. Rentz
Chamber of Commerce
New Castle
Presley N. Jones
Jones
W. Herbert Smith
Mr. Rentz
Guy J. Wadlinger
The
American Legion
Smith
W. Howard Gilmore
President Roosevelt Sidelined by Head Cold
President Roosevelt, advised by his physician, stayed at the White House with a head cold and canceled his regular Tuesday press conference. He contracted the chill Saturday while riding in an open car in the rain at Quantico, Virginia. doctors said he is in good condition and should recover quickly by staying indoors one day.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Quantico
Ross T. McIntire
U.S
White House
Senate delays action on Roosevelt court enlargement bill
Senate action on the Roosevelt supreme court enlargement bill will be delayed until after Justice Van Devanter retires next week and the president can name a successor. Opposition leaders plan an adverse committee report next week, while the choice between Robinson and a braintruster shapes the political clash.
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Senate
Roosevelt Supreme Court
Justice van Devanter
Fter
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Seek To Bar Aliens From U.S. Relief
Washington May 25 fresh conflicts over the administration relief bill threaten delay in house passage. Rep Starnes of Alabama leads a fight to bar aliens from relief with Hopkins estimating not more than 120000 aliens on WPA rolls. Hopkins argues relief aid to legally resident aliens benefits American wives and children.
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International News Service
Washington
House
Rep. Starnes
Alabama
W.P.A
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
A Sunlit Swim at the Local Bathing Spot
A portrait of a simple summer swim with a sheltered pool, cool ground, and a rosy mood. The piece celebrates a swimming hole or bathing beach within reach, noting a diving board with spring and the joy of a carefree dip as the weather warms to eighty nine.
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