Roosevelt says 1937 Court campaign checked danger to democracy
In a Collier's weekly excerpt Roosevelt calls 1937 a turning point determining whether the New Deal could function under the Supreme Court. He warns a dead hand threatened the program and notes retirements and new appointments as key domestic achievements of his first two terms.
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Supreme Court
Collier’s Weekly
United States
New Deal
Supreme Court of the United
Bitsy Grant Says This Is His Final Campaign
New York September 5 Bitsy Grant says this is his swan song in the national tennis championships at Forest Hills after a rain day delay. The veteran 30 year old from Atlanta vows to retire from the grass court circuit regardless of today’s quarterfinal result with Ted Schroeder. He reflects on a career that never yielded a national championship and hints at playing locally or in Florida if it does not conflict with earning a living. He remains confident he has played his best tennis this week and that life may begin at 30.
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Atlanta
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Schroeder
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Frankie Parker
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Bundy
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Hope Knowles
Philadelphia
Selective Service May Get Tom Harmon
Gary Indiana, Sept 5 Tom Harmon former Michigan half back faces induction as the local selective board classed him 1 A He had been deferred twice first as a student and then two months ago when his parents Louis and Mrs Harmon presented affidavits that he is their sole support
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Ind
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Harmon
Louis Harmon
Russians In Seattle Keep Aviation Mission Secret
The Russian military mission at Sand Point Naval Air Station remained largely silent with officials saying little. About 47 airmen and technicians likely head east to Spokane by transport, bound for Washington, DC, on a technical mission to observe American aircraft production. Brig. Gen. Gromov stated the group is weary and a special Russian meal was prepared.
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Mikhail Gromov
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Sitka
Rain Delays Highlight Baseball Night Across National League
In yesterday’s NL action Boston faced New York with rain delays, Brooklyn battled Philadelphia also in rain, while Cincinnati lost 0 to 4 at Pittsburgh after a fifth inning call due to wet grounds. St Louis trailed 0 to 3 as Chicago won 4 to 3.
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Chicago
New York Beats Boston In 6-3 Matchup
In a lone scheduled game New York triumphs over Boston 6 to 3 as Philadelphia plays Washington and Cleveland edges Detroit 7 to 6. The night features a tight NHL or baseball style scoreline with multiple teams listed for context.
Baseball scores from multiple leagues reported
In the Southeastern League Mobile beat Pensacola 5 to 4 and Jackson defeated Selma 7 to 1. In the Southern Association Chattanooga won over Birmingham 8 to 4, Nashville edged Little Rock 5 to 4, New Orleans defeated Atlanta 6 to 0, and Memphis topped Knoxville 7 to 1.
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Pensacola
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Selma
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Birmingham
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
Regional Baseball Scores by League and Matchups
Leesburg edges St Augustine 1 0 in Florida State League action while Rochester shuts out Toronto 5 0 and Buffalo romps Montreal 13 4 in the International League. Georgia Florida League playoffs see Thomasville 6 Valdosta 5 and Albany 9 Waycross 6 as other regional results roll in.
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Tomorrow's Major League Baseball Schedule
The Associated Press reports today the American League slate includes St. Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brue Blver Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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Business Thrives On Discomfort
Nashville entrepreneur Russell Nash built Old Hickory Paddle Co turning unfinished paddles into decorated fraternity paddles for Alpha Tau Omega and other Greek groups. He sells 8000 paddles a year as Michigan mills supply blanks and Nash’s team sands paints and lettered paddles for orders.
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Navy Family Expands to Eight as Patten Kin Enlists
New York reports the Navy now has eight Patten family members after Clarence F. Patten of Odeboit Iowa enlisted as a fireman aboard the U S 8 Nevada. The brothers will be featured in an NBC Blue broadcast from a battleship next Tuesday night marking Patten Sr s induction. The program will be introduced by Secretary Knox and linked with AP coverage of Iran, with additional TV and radio looks at wartime efforts.
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Frank Knox
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Iran
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NBC
Sam Cuff
Radio Schedule Highlights for WDLP September 5 1941
Program lineup lists musical acts news updates weather and specials across Friday and Saturday with Frankie Mastera Jamboree and Salon Music entries including orchestras and choruses and a long Saturday schedule featuring Paul Robinson Dixieland Strings and Club Cosmo among others
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Unlisted Helena Visitor Surprises Guard at Home
A Helena woman returned from vacation to find her house door ajar and police notified. An officer entered, turned on lights, and heard a chilling yell from a bedroom where the resident was hiding. She had surprised everyone by returning unannounced.
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Fights Last Night
Memphis report lists lightweights Junior Munsell from Oklahoma City defeating Johnny Ro mero of San Diego while Washington of Springfield beat Jackson of Boston in Manchester and Rivers of Quakertown drew with Miller of Wilkes Barre in Allentown.
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Junior Munsell
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Bandit) Romero
San Diego
Calif
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Conn
Wardell Washington
Springfield
Mass
Joe Jackson
Boston
Allentown
Johnny Rivers
Quakertown
Neil Miller
Wilkes-Barre
Drew
Advertising to secure future prosperity during wartime
The message argues national emergency boosts production and jobs, urging continued advertising to retain customers after the boom. It warns against withholding products and stresses that sales and advertising must work together for long term company success and employe security.
Edward T. Taylor Dies at 83 in Colorado
Rep. Edward T. Taylor, 83, Colorado Democrat and chairman of the House appropriations committee, who served 17 terms, authored the Grazing Act and 100 federal laws, died last night in Denver.
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Denver
Colorado
House
Appropriations Committee
Panama City merchants hear sales management outlook
The News Herald reprints a Sales Management Magazine letter to inform Panama City business leaders about the evolving game conditions for merchants in 1018 and the parallels with 1041, emphasizing guidance for local commerce strategy.
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Panama City
News-Herald
Dr. Frank L. Eidmann Dies at 53 in New York
Dr. Frank L. Eidmann a Columbia University professor of mechanical engineering specializing in combustion engines and aircraft power plants died last night in New York. He was 53 and held a prominent academic post.
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Frank L. Eidmann
New York
Columbia University
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