New Deal under fire in landmark court case
Attorney General Cummings argues for the U S government's right to execute monetary policy while the Supreme Court weighs the constitutionality of gold payments abrogation. The debate centers on vast sums and potential effects on debt, taxes, and federal finances.
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NIRA
Supreme Court
Homer S. Cummings
Cummings
Washington
Cummlings
Congress
United States Treasury
Eek
Supreme Court of the United States
Cardozo
Hughes
League
National Defense
United States
Gulf ‘of México
Willld van Devanter
Supreme’ Court
Lyman Poeore- Duff
Canada
Great Britain
Leon Mariguy
St. Pierre
Miquelon
National Debt and Budget Turmoil Under Roosevelt
Analyzes Roosevelt’s budget plans and debt targets with 1935 projections. Examines the rising public debt, recovery spending, and tax timing. Discusses shifts in policy scope, influence of Progressive Republicans, and the South’s rising leverage in Congress along with changes to the discharge petition rule.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
White House
Treasury
Brothers From Brauchhausen Lead German Danish Gridiron Clash
A German team of brothers from Brauchhausen coached by their father played a historic match near Copenhagen against a Danish eleven. The Muntze brothers, accompanied by their parents, impressed with teamwork but lost 7 to 2, drawing pride from the family’s football legacy.
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American Liberty League
Executive Council
League
White House
Denmark
Copenhagen
Muntze
Brauchhausen
Germany
Mother Muntze
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Advert
Health ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a health aid for cleansing the liver bowels and stomach. The brief endorsement suggests regular use for cleanliness and well being.
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Dr. Pierce
Helens Question on Marriage Met with Simple Answer
Helen questions a serious marriage, and Tony replies he did consider it but did not follow through. The exchange presents a quiet, domestic moment between two individuals. No dates or places are given. The tone remains straightforward and reflective.
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Europe
Rome
Pierre Laval
France
Mussolini
Laval
Il Duce
Austria
Africa
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
England
Rumania
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Ben Lindsey
Los Angeles
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Mary
Doug
Lindsey
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Fairbanks
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Switzerland
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New York Life Insurance Company
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Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
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Lindbergh
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Hauptmann
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Bronx
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John Condon
Bronix
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Arthur Johnson
New York
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Fisch
Enator
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Louisiana
Square Deal Association
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Henry T. Rainey
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Eve
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