President Gardiner Speech Sparks Debate On Discretion Power
A Phi Beta Kappa NYU gathering featured Charles A. Gardiner arguing the Presidents discretionary power as constitutional, with Chief Justice Waite and Justice Jackson cited. The address contended the President, not Congress or courts, governs domestic and foreign sovereignties, shaping a tripartite system and political hierarchy.
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Theemple
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Justice Woodbury
Supreme Court
Ule Buurerme Court
Republic
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Peking
Great Britain
White House
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Prewden
NYU Seventy Fourth Commencement Held At University Heights
The seventy forth annual commencement exercises of New York University occur at University Heights auditorium this afternoon with more than four hundred degrees to be awarded. Honorary degrees will be conferred as 1,500 seatings are arranged. The 7th Regiment Band will entertain the overflow and Chancellor Henry M MacCracken will deliver the address. A campus parade may precede the exercises if weather allows. Most graduates come from law and medical departments. about forty degrees will be awarded to engineering and arts students at University Heights.
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Phi Bee Kappa Society
New York University
Universty Heights
Charles A- Gardiner
Law of New York City
University of the State of New York
MacCracken
Phi Heta Kappa Society
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Gardiner
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7Th Regiment
School of Applied Scienee
University Colless
Law School
Bellevue Hospital and Medical College
School of Accounts and Finance
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Veterinary College
Women's Law School
Henry MM. MacCracken
University Hoelehts
Signless Madison Ave Signs Reflect City Signage Snafu
A segment notes Madison Avenue between 424 and 5th Street lacking street signs after old glass signs were destroyed. Borough President Cantor’s administration failed to replace them amid funding disputes, with delays dating to Van Wyck era and McClellan Board conflicts. Signs may be affixed to hotel property owners’ consent, but no firm timetable exists.
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Tail Enders and Imitators Threaten Genuine Articles
A reader’s fragment discusses imitators flooding markets with look alike goods and cereal coffee remedies. It notes untrustworthy claims, fake scientific lines, and the spread of small factories across the country reconstructing substances to resemble real products.
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