Democrats Adopt New Deal Platform End Two Thirds Rule
The Democratic national convention in Philadelphia abandoned the two thirds rule and adopted a Roosevelt platform endorsing sound currency, centralized relief, rural electrification, fair consumer prices, and farm aid. It pledges continued aid for veterans, workers, and business, with calls for constitutional amendments if needed to implement reform. The campaign frames the choice as between Democratic opportunity for all and a Republican stance restricting freedoms.
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No Fault To Find With Court Critics
Washington report notes no clear statement on presidential campaign stance as critics of the Supreme Court remain divided. References to Lens Robinson of Arkansas and Barkley of Kentucky as partisans are mentioned amid coverage of Republican and Democratic contention.
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Fragmentary Note on South American Independence and Global Chaos
The text sketches a chaotic arc from South America seeking complete independence to new governance, with references to leaders like Ponda Radin and Tay Lakh AIDE. It hints at regional strife, external influence, and eventual shifts in power, noting chaos persisting into later years and global reactions.
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Towers Propose New Plan for Seating Delegates
The Democratic national committee subcommittee discussed reallocating delegates to reflect party strength and possibly influence the delegates distribution for the national convention. The plan aims to study options and report back with a recommendation to improve alignment with Democratic support.
Shenandoah Bridge Urged as Local Boon
A Harpers Ferry delegation urged a Shenandoah River bridge linking West Virginia and Maryland. The conference with West Virginia State Roads Commission leaders aims to coordinate surveys and progress on a bridge near Sandy Hook to keep Harpers Ferry connected to Route 640 and nearby towns.
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Gruesome Killing Described In Los Angeles Case
Mary James, wife of barber Robert James, is named in a grisly case where a suspected killer wrapped the corpse and hid it in a box. The suspect, allegedly seeking the death of a beauty, faced legal action as authorities recount the brutal acts and motive amid ongoing proceedings.
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