Roosevelt's Fight for Supreme Court Reform Revealed
Franklin D Roosevelt recounts the 1937 clash with the Supreme Court over New Deal programs. He details key cases from 1933 to 1936 that struck down or limited federal actions, the failed hope of delegation limits, and the national stakes in preserving a Democratic program of economic reform. The article frames the struggle as pivotal to U.S. governance and history.
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Collier’s Weekly
Western Newspaper Union
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
U. S
Football scouts map fall power in a heavy coach region
A Blue Grass area hub of coaches and scouts maps the 1941 college football landscape. Minnesota and Fordham are seen as the strongest early contenders with Notre Dame in the backfield mix, while Texas leads the Southwest and Stanford tops the Far West.
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Ashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Minnesota
Fordham
Washington
Mrs.m.a
Bernie Bierman
Jim Crowley
Notre Dame
Red Sanders
Harry Mehre
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Texas
S.M.U
Texas A
Midwest
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio State
Michigan
Bob Neyland
Tulane
Duke
Nebraska
Missouri
Rams
Navy
Larson
Cornell
Snavely
Colgate
Columbia
Harvard
Princeton
Air Force
Yale
Spike Nelson
Army
Dartmouth
Georgetown
Boston College
O’rourke
Gladduck
Kerr
B.C
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Yankees
Dodgers
California
Army Wives Brace For Atlantic Base Home Plans
Army officials await initial reports on how Milady the Colonel's wife adapts to life at newly acquired Atlantic bases. They worry about standardization and lack of input on room layouts closets and decorating as architects proceed without officer wives consulted.
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Washington
Milady
Atlantic
O.K
Henpecked husband mocks byword punry oddity
A short joke exchange shows a husband lamenting his fate and a friend recalling Gertrude as a child. The humor hinges on a playful name pun turning from Gert to rude. A separate quip mentions a barber and a blunt critique of hair cutting.
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Gert
Ancient Egypt and Israelites Mention Saxophone Antecedent
A historical note cites the instrument akin to a saxophone existing in ancient Egypt and records the Israelites fleeing into the wilderness as part of the broader cultural timeline.
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Egypt
Just Married Couple Share Humorous Dinner Moment
A newlywed couple recalls their first home meal. He asks what she stuffed the chicken with and she replies that it needed no stuffing because it wasn’t hollow. The playful exchange highlights their lighthearted domestic moment.
No doubt you will allow me to take my laundry with me
A haughty lodger in a dispute over unpaid rent asks to take his laundry. The landlady agrees, remarking that the other collar is downstairs. The exchange conveys a rusticated domestic quarrel with a mundane, humorous undertone.
Father and son run family business on billheads
A dialogue shows a father asserting he is the main support of the firm while the son notes the label on the billheads reads J. Brown, Prop. The exchange highlights family roles in the business and the perception of ownership.
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J. Brown
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Pierce Butler
Harlan F. Stone
Benjamin N. Cardozo
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