Behind The Scenes In Washington On Supreme Court Rehearings
Washington notes a government push for a Supreme Court rehearing in the Kansas City Stockyards case signaling a fresh clash between the New Deal and the Court. Attacks on the Court from Wallace and Jackson, last minute deletions, and debates over agency regulatory powers reveal a broader political struggle shaping long-term government policy.
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Bodmey Ducticher
Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas City
New Deal
Court
Roosevelt
Wallace
Morgan
Agriculture Department
NLRB
Congress
National Anti Saloon League Office Near Library of Congress
A cramped Washington street hosts the national Anti Saloon League headquarters two doors from a liquor store and under a millinery shop and Marguerite's Beauty Shoppe. J R Hobbs is listed as the league’s president though little is known locally. The piece, written in 1938, reflects on political boss Joe and Pennsylvania power brokers around Roosevelt era politics.
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Anti- Saloon League
Library of Congress
League
Marguerite’s
J. R. Hobbs
Pennsylvania
Joe
George Earle
Senate
White House
Dave Lawrence
John Lewis
Guffey
NEA Service. Inc
Surprise house warming at Storksdale residence
A May 27 gathering at the new home near Reese hosted by Hev and Mrs George B L Storksdale welcomed about thirty guests. The pastor and wife led a tour of the premises and guests presented numerous packages including ham chicken groceries furniture a lamp and other decorations.
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Union Bridge
Hev
George
Church group gatherings and social notes at local town
Refreshments were served after a church and Christian Endeavor Society gathering listing many members and guests including Rev Simms. The coat factory is to reopen in about two weeks. The Junior Gardeners met to discuss the upcoming flower show and demonstrated flower arrangements for new members. Other notes include visits by Mrs Preston B Roop to New Windsor and overnight guests in Washington DC with the Roop family.
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Church and Christian Endeavor Society
Stocksdale
Samuel Brandenburg
Scott Clemson
C. E. Easterday
T. H Gaither
Howard Gray
Norville Fuss
Bonney
Lewis Crumpacker
C C. Bulmyer
Carville Grabill
Elizabeth Rakestraw
Blanchard Martin
Ella Zumbrum
Roland Saylor
Robert Spurrier
David Snader
Fannie P. Repp
Marguerite Anders
Mary Ellen Ogle
Isabelle Beaver
Jeannette Haines
M. H. Rakestraw
Ars. Simms
Finksburg
M. P. Church
Miss Simms
Miriam Haddaway
Chestertown
Carmen Lavara
Margaret Eichman
Vera Wilson
Grace Stitely
Gloria Martin
Eileen Myers
Betty Wilson
Dodly Lantz
Betty Wetzel
Olive Reaver
Dolly Reaver
Ruth Wirtz
Ruth Anna Smith
Esther Koons
Pauline Koontz
Mary Alice Eyler
Doris Roop
Trene Roop
Preston B. Roop
Alverta Brown
New Windsor
Elvert F. Miller
Washington, D.C
Miller
Preston B Roop
Local social notes from May events in Ladiesburg and Hooper's Delight
The report lists visits and gatherings across Ladiesburg and Hooper's Delight on May 27 and nearby days. Names include Mrs Samuel Smith, Mrs Walter Lind, Mr Frank Willhide, Mr William Adams, Mrs Herman Grim, Paul Stenner, Curtiss Smith, Anna Lescalleet, Jacob Hahn, F H Birely, Addie Saylor, Gladys and Hilda Gaver, Bruceville residents, and many others. Several families hosted relatives from Woodsboro, Frederick, York, and surrounding towns, with mention of birthdays and a minor arm injury to Betty Gross.
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Ladiesburg
Samuel Smith
Walter Lind
Rouzerville
Frank Willhide
Wiliam Adams
Woodsboro
Herman Grim
Paul Stenner
Gas House Pike
Curtiss Smith
Ethel Willhide
Charles Martin
Anna Lescalleet
Jacob Hahn
John Ambrose
Johnnie
F. H. Birely
Roy Stilley
Cly
Martha Wilson
Roland Stilley
Elwood Hobbs
Bruceville
Emma Clem
Frederick
Betty
Local visitors list and family calls at Mrs Kaufman home
Mrs E Crabbs and many relatives including Mr and Mrs Snyder and the Farvers visited Mrs Grant Kaufman and her son Pagar on Tuesday. Roy Farver and children spent Sunday with Harry Farver's family. Other visitors included Mrs Joseph Snyder and sons Charles Nellie and Misses Louise and Dorothy Bond. Miss Hilda Jenkins is recovering after an operation. Mrs Albert Bond called on Mrs Harver Tuesday afternoon.
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Hooper
George Garver
Marie Reese I
Reba Garver
al Stultz
Taneytown
Herbert Pickett
Fred Franklin
Jefferson Hooper
Joseph Hooper
Charles Gosnell
Leslie Rigter
Mt Autry
and Mirs
Joseph Snyder
Ross
E. Crabbs
H. Snyder
H. Farver
K. Snyder
Dorothy Bond
Frank
Charles
Mellie
Lizz
Eyler
Carrie Crouse
Richard
Jane Crouse
Betty Jane Farver
Fred Farver
Grant Kaufman
Pagar
Roy Farver
Harry Farver
Nellie
Louise
Hilda Jenkins
Albert Bond
Harver
Two Men Die In Charleston Chemical Explosion
In Charleston West Virginia a chemical liquification unit explosion at the El Gu Pont de Nemours plant killed Burton A Hall 31 Candeston and S Carte 34 Diamond. Three others were critically burned and hospitalized Leon S Alden 45 Belle W C Kitchen 40 and Joba were listed as injured with severe burns.
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Charleston
W. Va
Bele Plart
EL Gu Pont de Nemours Company
Paot
Burton A. Hall
Candeston
Denas
Denas S Carte
Diamond
Leon S Alden
Belle
W.C. Kitchen
Joba
Explosion damages liquefaction unit and hospitals report critical injuries
Westminster reports an explosion wrecked an entire liquefaction unit with officials unable to determine damage until a thorough inspection. An attached hospital says M. Bowes, 28, of Charleston, is in very critical condition. The Works Progress Administration projects in Carroll County have spent over $113 million since 1933, with 120 people employed on current projects.
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M. Bowes
Charleston
Westminster
Carroll County
Westminster athletic field and playground project funded
The state administrator F. H. Dryden reports six projects completed, led by the athletic field and playground in Westminster built for over $23,000. Other details note multiple community improvements funded by state administration.
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Vey
F. H. Dryden
Westminster
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