Supreme Court strikes down NRA and farm mortgage act
The Supreme Court invalidated the National Industrial Recovery Act as a unconstitutional delegation of Congress power, ruling the code structure invalid. It also struck down the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium as violating private property protections under the Fifth Amendment.
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Grass Roots convention set for June 10 in Springheld
Central West states will send delegates to the Grass Roots convention of the Republican party opening June 10 in Springheld. Morrison E. Spangler is expected as temporary chairman to deliver the keynote. Speakers include Arthur M. Hyde and Edward Hayes, with Hyde to address the Lincoln tomb on the Great Emancipator and Hayes to discuss Republican theories on constitutional government.
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Western Europes pact proposal targets aerial aggression
Dolf Hitler proposes a multilateral western Europe pact among Germany Great Britain France Italy and Belgium to counter aerial threats. The plan echoes the Anglo French air pact and mirrors Locarno style assurances for France Germany and Belgium.
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California driver wins 500 mile Indy race in record pace
Elly Petillo of California won the 500 mile auto race at the Indianapolis Speedway with a new record average speed of 103.24 mph. Clay Weatherly of Cincinnati lost control of his car and was killed.
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California Pacific Exposition Opens Amid Fanfare
Thousands visit the California Pacific Exposition with grand buildings and exhibits at Balboa Park. The opening ceremonies climaxed as President Roosevelt addressed the crowd by radio from the White House.
Japan demands Chinese leaders face ultimatum over truce breaches
APAN delivered to Nanking a hard ultimatum accusing Chiang Kai-shek and Gen Fa Usueh chung of infractions of the Tanzhu truce signed May 31, 1933 ending Sino-Japanese hostilities in Manchuria. Tokyo dispatches say plans to include Heiping and Tientsin in a demilitarized zone were admitted and threats to bomb and occupy the two cities were made.
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French Premier Flandin Seeks Dictatorial Powers
France faced a political crisis as Premier Flandin pressed for dictatorial financial powers until year’s end. The Chamber of Deputies rejected the move 333 to 202 after a dramatic debate, and his cabinet resigned. Fernand Bousson was tapped to form a new government.
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Dionne quintuplets birthday party attended by officials
In Callender Ontario guardians under King Dionne were hosted by Alan Dafoe Judge J A Valin and Minister David Crol for the Dionne quintuplets first birthday. The five little girls, in good health, were shown briefly to a crowd but the infants' parents refused to attend and the babies were later moved to a hospital across the street. The event drew visitors and included the babies crowing into a radio microphone.
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Cuban President Declares Non Candidacy for Next Term
Allos Mendieta, president of Cuba, states he will not run next winter to succeed himself. The race is now seen as a contest between Manuel Mariano Gomez, twice mayor of Havana, and Mario G. Menocal, former president of the inland republic.
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Roosevelt Defends Bonus Veto as Veterans Rally
Roosevelt goes to the Capitol to read his veto message on the bonus bill. Congress then votes to override, while the Senate sustains the veto. The veteran lobby remains powerful, pressuring for immediate payment as Roosevelt explains the danger of inflation and the need to fund jobs and relief first.
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Supreme court ruling on NRA sparks stock surge and labor response
The Supreme court declares NRA unconstitutional provoking a stock market rally followed by concerns of a strike led by Mr Green of the American Federation of Labor. Observers note workers may seek improved conditions rather than political wage changes.
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Most Northerly City Near S00 Miles North of Arc tbelrcla
In Europe at the very tip of Norway lies Hammerfest the most northerly city, sustained by the Gulf Stream. A granite column on a slender peninsula marks the place where the International Commission of Geometers completed the earth degrees measurement in 1852.
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Strange Seahorse Creature Described with Horse Head
The seahorse, a strange creature, has a head like a horse and a prehensile tail. When not clinging to rocks it grazes on Cam marus and other small animals, some reaching up to seven and a quarter inches in length.
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Arthur Brisbane Warns Against Foreign Lottery Scams
Peddlers in Havana circulate letters claiming Arthur Brisbane notes large sums won by Americans buying foreign tickets. He warns that foreign lottery schemes swindle Americans of large sums and that investing in a lottery is throwing away money and adding foolishness to incapacity.
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Arthur Brisbane
Postmaster Farley's Autogiro Mail Plan Amaazes City Crowd
A plan by Postmaster Farley aims to speed mail with autogiros. A crowd of 10 000 would watch an autogiro drop mail on a roof and another craft collect mail bags and fly away. The route includes flying between outlying fields where planes land to carry bags to city post office roofs, reducing street travel time.
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Fire Volcano Erupts in Remote Place in Iceland
Unexplained eruption starts without smoke or crater in a secluded Iceland location. A large hole opens as flames and lava surge upward. No nearby farms affected yet. Natives in earlier times might have linked such events to hell and devil figures beneath or above the ground.
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Postmaster General Farley on Stamp Printing and Trade Upturn
Postmaster General Farley discusses the idea of printing on all postage stamps with the motto Sursum Corda Lift up your hearts and notes improving car loadings and rising incomes. He cites more people buying avate me bites than before and expects a strong summer.
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San Francisco Golfer Defeats British Challenger
Reports say the San Francisco golfer Tditie defeated Doctor Twediel, the British challenger, in a notable match. The source also mentions a brutal event in which Japanese troops killed 300 Chinese, described as bandits, with few Japanese casualties, implying a stark efficiency.
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