Roosevelt Court Clash and New Deal Policy Battles
The article surveys debate over the Supreme Court and New Deal policies. It notes justices including Sutherlin Van Trevanter and Cardozo, minority opinions by Stone, and a struggle over whether the court can be reshaped to support federal reforms. It discusses Roosevelt’s hopes and conservative responses amid constitutional questions.
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Justlaw and the Courts in an Era of Privilege
The piece critiques judges as servants of special privilege and recalls aggressive political attacks. It notes a history linking Justices to corporate interests, including Hughes and Roberts, with implications for labor and railroad policy. The commentary questions whether such attacks will influence future rulings.
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Horses Perish In Fire At Kalarama Farm Near Springfeld
A fire of unknown origin destroyed a large saddle horse training barn and 10 horses at Kalarama Farm near Springfeld Kentucky. L B R Thurman, manager of the saddle horse nursery, reported the loss and offered his opinions on the incident.
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Kalarama Farm
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Fire blamed on defective electric wiring
Officials concluded the fire originated from defective electrical wiring. The investigation cited faulty circuits as the likely cause, indicating the blaze started in the building’s electrical system and spread quickly, prompting insurance assessments and safety reviews.
Local Social Notes from Emmitsburg and Nearby Towns
Emmitsburg residents and visitors share weekend travel and visits. Jady T John White and mother Mrs Waller White visit with family. Edwin D P Ohler and daughter Aimee spent the weekend in Geran County. Lawrence M Coyle of Pittsburgh stay at a town home. Anna and Elizabeth Raxe attended the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia. Rhody Gulelin spent June in New Harbor Maine. Clarence G Fratley and son David with others motor to Baltimore. Wallin Dodd of Baltimore spent days with AV Timmerman. Dodi, a registered pharmacist, ran Progressive Pharmacy prescription service while Dr Wy H Treiber attended the Cumberland Bions convention. Mrs Cattie Bites Pratte plans a visit to Norfolk Virginia with son Ralph.
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Courtroom Turmoil Highlights Second Wife in Chicago Session
In a Chicago court session, Playwright McArthur faced a vexing set of personal entanglements including his second wife Helen Thives. The proceedings featured cautious remarks from counsel and a tense atmosphere as names such as Charifecums, Miss Pink, Miss Tayes, and Quarles were referenced among a tangle of relationships and alleged affections.
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Summer cabin guests of Mire Gidelan and neighbors
Readers note a gathering at a summer cabin with Mire Rhoda Gidelan and Mrs Margaret Duathomd hosting guests. Attendees included VUreernt Shidiman Jimiy Paartsbuns and family friends, plus local community figures. The event followed a parade in Hagerstown and a church service the following week.
Unclear Names Highlighted in Fragmented List
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple personal names such as Rio La Gulielan and Etta Maschiatt, with several unclear terms and possible misspellings, forming a scattered catalog of individuals without discernible event or context.
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Uelen Fratiey
Etta Maschiatt
Mary Jean Mattheas
Keen Dreeman
Dey Ol
Mor Bhutt
Walfeeurge Cuagha
Aay Comus
Vad Nariner Ant David Praey
Ban Pa Faces Vast Farm Product Losses
A state report outlines extensive damage in Ban Pa with farm products worth 151400000 dollars damaged or destroyed. The list includes crops and commodities such as cotton beans tobacco and beans amid reports of impact on local growers and equipment losses across multiple farms.
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