NRA test case with court guidance on plan to extend NRA
Washington May 3 The supreme test of NRA's constitutionality dominates debate as lawmakers weigh extensions of the act. Key questions center on executive powers and the Senate’s stance, while administration and industry supporters push for a two year extension and House action.
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Police Court Cases on Vandalism and Rumor of Stolen License Plates
A chaotic police court record describes multiple arrests for alleged drunken driving, disturbing the peace, and a charge of transferring a metal muffler license plate. Howard Winters and Charles DeMoaic, both transients, were fined five dollars and costs each for suspected ruckenness. Frank Dorce received a similar preferred sentence after testimony. The officer cited case details and dates of appearance in court.
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Wheat Prices Ease Amid Rain Prospects in Kansas
Chicago May 3 Wheat futures softened as forecasts of rain in western Kansas limited gains. Corn and oats showed little change with mild dips and steady to firm hog and cattle markets. Receipts were light, with grazing and fat cattle prices steady, and lamb demand active amid small weekly offerings.
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Unclear historical note on crab and sponge season terms
Fragmentary text references shortages and seasonal terms for crabs and sponges, mentions persons Vicente Biasca and Mannard, and notes a four week period or season out. Several garbled phrases imply a public or industrial statement about efforts to improve methods and a postage stamp question.
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Roosevelt Replies to Critics and Opens Works Projects
Washington May 3 President Roosevelt rejected criticisms from the Chamber of Commerce and similar groups saying most business leaders back his recovery plan. He announced plans to submit a list of Works Progress projects next Tuesday as the works program advances and an allotment board will meet to review the proposals.
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Five Die In Fire At Apartment House
A fire swept through an apartment building killing five people and injuring seven others. Authorities say a group of young children playing with matches started the blaze. Herbert Rose, Mame Serfis, and E mor e are named among the dead.
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Boys Take Over City Hall Posts
Frederick youths participate in Boys Week touring city offices led by Mayor Cuber and City Engineer Maxwell. Aldermen approve a new sanitary sewerage system with a $1 million estimated cost funded by a 2 percent loan, aiming to relieve the city’s septic setup and reduce bonded debt.
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Legion Drum Corps Win Prize At Winchester Parade
The American Legion Drum Corps from Tyrone Pa won a prize in a Winchester parade despite a rain delay. The event drew large crowds and featured several drum units including the Glentown corps. Judges awarded a top prize of 75 dollars while others received 50 dollars.
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Missing Men Found After Kidnapping in New Mexico
Amazed New York communist and Philadelphia lawyer report two missing men were abducted in Gallup New Mexico by masked gunmen, beaten with blackjacks, and dumped 25 miles into the desert. They were rescued by Navajo locals and tied to a fight against local crime.
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Collision injures dealer in New Market
In New Market on the national highway a collision between Leroy L Sowell, 13 South Market street dealer, driving a Oldsmobile, and John Coates in a Ford coupe resulted in Sowell’s facial cuts and facial injuries. Coates faced a reckless driving charge and was to be tried in Peoples Court Monday.
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