Roosevelt Sows Campaign Realignment Debate And Federal Power Call
President Roosevelt sparks debate by urging a constitutional shift to curb states sovereignty and give federal government full control over agriculture industry and commerce to salvage the New Deal. He hints at a two party realignment and notes the Supreme Court decision clarifies the issue.
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Roosevelt Pushes Short Term NIRA Reform Plan
Roosevelt urged Congress to pass the Clark resolution extending the NIRA until April 1930 in a skeleton form to collect data but not enforce wage hours or fair trade practices. Senate and House majorities favored the idea while the White House ruled out court circumvention and voluntary codes. Other proposals from Perking and Nye King were discussed but seen as inadequate.
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Congress to stay in session through September plans many bills
The article outlines a packed agenda for Congress with bills including social security, omnibus banking, holding company, Warner labor relations, Guiles coal regulations, Tennessee Valley, Bankhead cotton act extension, AAA amendments and tax extension, Temporary NRA extension, NRA government contract requirements and more.
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Roosevelt cuts cost in work relief drive and expands age limit
The work relief program halts as officials seek high employment with low costs to meet the 3,000,000 goal. Progress Director Stopkins tasked to find local quick work and speeches note $1,100 spent per man. Civilian Conservation Corps enrollment faces revision with age limit likely raised from eighteen to thirty.
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Ramsay MacDonald Retires as Prime Minister in Britain
The British prime minister Ramsay MacDonald retires and moves to Lossiemouth Scotland. Stanley Baldwin becomes head of the national cabinet and cabinet reshuffles place Sir John Simon at the Home Office and Sir Samuel Sleare as Foreign Secretary. Malcolm MacDonald becomes colonial secretary.
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India
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Laval Forms New French Government After Cabinet Fall
President Lebrun struggled to appoint a new premier as OUISSON'S cabinet fell. Pierre Laval, ex foreign minister, agreed to form a government and to save the franc, keeping the foreign ministry while Marcel Segnier becomes minister of finance.
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Supreme Court Moves to New Marble Building
Without fanfare the Supreme Court left the old senate chamber its courtroom since 1859 at session end. It will reconvene in October after summer recess in a new $10,000,000 marble building just east of the Capitol.
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Japanese Army Calls for Chiang Kai-shek to Retire in China
In Tientsin Col. Takashi Sakai announces APAN forces desire Chiang Kai-shek ousted to end Chinese disintegration. He blames Chiang for corrupting North China with power and vows to remove his influence, targeting the Kuomintang, garrison corps, Blue Shirts and related secret police.
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Lindbergh Ends Active Role With Transcontinental Air
Charles A. Lindbergh ends active participation with Transcontinental and Western Air for now. Henry B. Dupont reports no dispute with officials and says Lindbergh will focus on personal affairs for the next months while remaining available as a technical adviser in emergencies.
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Child heir George Weyerhaeuser is safe after ransom
Nine year old lumber fortune heir George Weyerhaeuser was returned home unharmed after a weeklong abduction in Tacoma. The kidnapper fled with 200000 dollars in ransom paid by the family and remains at large, chased by federal and local authorities.
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Floods and tornadoes devastate central states regionwide
Destructive floods and tornadoes hit Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Texas and Kansas. Dozens are reported dead and many families left homeless as the Missouri River area endures record swelling amid continued storms.
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Roosevelt Has Never Wavered in New Deal Struggle
Washington editor Earl Godwin argues the Supreme Court’s NRA ruling clarifies policy rather than halting it. He says Roosevelt remains liberal and progressive, the New Deal will adapt, and Congress may vote constitutional amendments to empower federal supervision, with farm relief and work relief programs continuing to shape policy.
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NRA under scrutiny in Washington amid Humpty Dumpty imagery
In Brisbane Week, Arthur Herisbane notes Washington will seek to reassemble the NRA and fashion “something as good” from its pieces. He cites the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case and $200,000 ransom bills as government detectives track every bill and trace spenders with a team of 30 G-men from the attorney general’s office.
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Man nailed to cross over wife dispute in High Point
At High Point J R Riggs a middle aged filling station operator was found nailed to a rough wooden cross with tenpenny nails driven through each hand and foot. He admitted he engineered the crucifixion to regain his wife's affection and may survive.
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Gangster Arrives in St Paul Confesses in Kidnap Case
Yolney Davis, linked to the Bremer kidnapping, was arrested in Chicago and moved to St Paul where he confessed complicity to the crime telling G men he knew he could not escape. The account notes signs of Intergence and the involvement of other gangsters.
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Land ownership basis for prosperity and refuge policy
The piece argues land ownership as the foundation of prosperity and security under a just government. It notes refugees from Germany in Palestine should start with land ownership and mentions a fund expected to exceed $5,000 in being raised for that purpose.
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Birthday Rides and Royal Cheers Prompt Irish Guards Tribute
George, aged seventy, rode to Buckingham Palace in the warform of colonel in chief of the Irish Guards as troops reviewed. Thousands cheered as his four riding groups followed him. The Queen recently marked her sixty eighth birthday. social norms note husbands may be older than wives.
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Brooklyn Girl Wins 30000 Sweepstakes Ticket Find
A ten year old girl in Brooklyn paid $1 for a sweepstakes ticket and won $30,000. The piece suggests many others will spend large sums chasing similar gains and notes income tax as a government share. It argues Uncle Sam should curb the gambling invasion to keep the country richer.
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Nation Focuses on Flood Control Beyond Court Rulings
The United States aims to act on flood control and population protection beyond NILA and its revision, with the Supreme Court not interfering. Reports state about two hundred and Afiy killed in southwestern Nebraska due to flood and tornado.
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