Supreme Court backs social security act amid court clash
The Supreme Court upholds the social security act as constitutional with five justices ruling for unemployment and old age provisions, while dissenting justices critique broad power expansion. The decision follows a heated debate over federal relief and labor standards amid Roosevelt administration plans.
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Revival of Sisee Inks Pour La’s In Indian Revival
ANTA MONICA CA Despite civilization's blessings including diseases whisky pop and overalls the American Indians are increasing This should give worried brothers cause for worry If they gain control over such trivial matters as budgets debts and strikes Our scientists might adopt aspects of the old medicine man's plan and exchange for tribal control over modern problems Cleaning up the Slice Fourteen New York burlesque houses lost licenses and the theater's moral decline are attacked Beauty pageants and Hollywood prospects are mocked while international debt talks loom The column muses on humor and human folly as Dimon Runyon reflects on the nature of humor and self reference NU Service
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Permanent sugar bill debate and its national impact
The article argues for a permanent sugar policy to shield U S sugar refiners and cane and beet growers from volatile imports. It notes 75 percent of U S sugar comes from eight to twenty plants, the quota system stabilizes prices but invites imports, and foreign producers in Cuba and Hawaii undercut wages, harming American workers. It urges a balanced plan protecting domestic refining and farming while considering insular territories and Departmental interests. It also links rising prices to New Deal policies and labor wage demands, warning of potential price spirals and a 1929-like crash.
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