Supreme Court strikes down NRA and farm moratorium
The Supreme Court invalidates the NRA code system as unconstitutional, blocks the Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage moratorium, and rules President Roosevelt erred in removing William E. Humphrey from the Federal Trade Commission. Administration officials scramble to assess damage and adjust policy and wages.
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HREE
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
NRA
Congress
Justice Brandeis
Roosevelt
William E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Mr. Humphrey
Rumors Tie Walker and Farley to Roosevelt Era Political Shifts
Frank Walker may yield his division head role in the works relief program by year end and join the President's cabinet as postmaster general, replacing Jim Farley who plans retirement to back Roosevelt's renomination and other duties. The Republican Grass Roots convention opens June 10 in Springfield with talks by Hyde and Hayes on national policy and constitutional government.
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Frank Co. Walker
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
National Democratic Committee
New York
Farley
Melvin C. Haton
NLY
Central West
Republican Party
Springfield
Harrison E. Spangler
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Agriculture
Hoover
Edward Hayes
Decatur
American Legion
Hyde
Oak Ridge
Hayes
Western European pact proposed by Dolf Hitler
Hitler proposes a multilateral Western European pact among Germany Great Britain France Italy and Belgium to counter aerial aggression. The plan mirrors the Anglo French air pact and aims to resemble Locarno for land forces among the five nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolf Hitler
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
California driver wins 500 mile Indy race record speed
Elly Petillo of California wins the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Speedway with an average speed of 108.24 mph setting a new record. Clay Weatherly of Cincinnati loses control and dies in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elly Petillo
California
Indianapolis Speedway
Clay Weatherly
Cincinnati
Naval parade in Pacific tests amidutto harbor capacity
AWAN views a two day display of naval power with 225 planes in an aerial review and ships entering Pearl Harbor to test the harbor as an anchorage. The piece notes 700 Marines on Utah and references a pamphlet on Japan and naval parity amid Asia threats. It also covers Mussolini's Rome address and Italy's East Africa stance.
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Awan
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Great Naval Base
Utah
Japan
Togo
Navy
United States
Russia
Asia
San Diego Pacific Exposition Opens with Roosevelt Radio Address
The California Pacific Exposition at Balboa Park in San Diego opened with thousands visiting the fair along El Camino Real. The opening ceremonies culminated as President Roosevelt spoke by radio from the White House study, thrilling the crowd.
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AN Diego
Japan Holds Chiang Kai-shek Responsible For Truce Violations
Tokyo dispatches say Japan demands Chiang Kai-shek and Yu Hsueh chung answer for alleged infractions of the Tangku truce ending the Sino-Japanese hostilities over Manchuria. Officials admit plans to include Peiping and Tientsin in the demilitarized zone and threaten to bomb and occupy both cities.
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Japan
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Yu Hsuehchung
Maopei Province
China
Manchuria
Tokyo
Peiping
Tientsin
Demilitarized Zone
France Seeks Dictatorial Powers Flanders Resigns
Premier Flandin failed to secure dictatorial financial powers to save the franc as the chamber of deputies voted 353 to 202 against him after a dramatic debate. Flandin and his cabinet resigned and Fernand Bouisson was asked to form a new government.
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Flandin
France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Fernand Bouisson
Dionne Quintuplets Celebrate First Birthday in Callender
Guardians under the king of the Dionne quintuplets and Ontario officials hosted a birthday party in Callender for the five sisters. The Dionnes, unhappy at being separated to a special hospital, did not attend. The babies appeared briefly and were allowed to crow or cry into a radio microphone.
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R. Alan Roy Dafor
J. A. Vaulh
David Croft
Ontario
Callender
Dionne
Cuba's Mendibeta Not Seeking Reelection in Coming Winter
President Arlos Mendibeta declares he will not run again next winter. The race is expected to narrow to Miguel Mariano Gomez, twice mayor of Havana, and Mario G. Menocal, former president of the island republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlos Mendibeta
Cuba
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Havana
Mario G. Menocal
Sland Republic
Illinois Briefs Across The State In Brief Notices And Notes
A Bradford farmer Howard Feid was killed by a lightning strike on his tractor. Rev Frank M Harry a Champaign Methodist minister died. Dr Clarence Loeb longtime ophthalmologist died in Winnetka at age fifty nine. James A Long Chicago received 12000 after a parole era robbery case. L L Brewer ninety oldest Grand Army of the Republic survivor died in Rock Falls. Maywood 2000 call for Arthur J Bidwell to be restored to the state senate after unseating by Democrats. Coast guard adds a 40 mph fast patrol craft to guard Chicago lakefront. Illinois institutions received art under The American Scene program. Governor Horner and AG Kerner discuss NRA status impact in Illinois. Chicago elementary textbook purchase plan could save about 250000 annually. Aeronautics commission backs island airport in Lake Michigan seeking federal funds. Wheat producers show strong support for AAA acreage reduction poll. Carnot Doty Murphysboro carnival grounds policeman charged with murder after riot between CCC youths and workers. Vermilion county bar dean H M Steely Sr died in Danville.
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Howard Feid
Bradford
Frank M. Harry
Champaign
Illinois
Clarence Loeb
Winnetka
Illinois House
James A. Long
Chicago
Joliet
Long
L. L. Brewer
Grand Army of the Republic
Rock Falls
Twelfth Infantry
Shiloh
Altoona Pass
Corinth
Atlanta
W. T. Sherman
Maywood
Arthur J. Bidwell
State Senate
Bidwill
Democratic
Senate
Charles F. Baumrucker
River Forest
Coast Guard
Work and Rehabilitation Division
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
A. L. Bowen
State Department of Public Welfare
Horner
Supreme Court of the United States
NRA
Otto Kerner
James B. McCahey
Board of Education
Illinois Aeronautics Commission
Kelly
Lake Michigan
Sixteenth Street
Maurice L. Horner, Jr
Mr. Horner
Iinois
AAA
Carnot Doty
Murphysboro
Albert Baker
CCC
Camp Glenn
H. M. Steely
Vermilion County
Danville
Hoopeston
Lesson on the Holy Spirit Keeps His Promise
A study of John 16 7 11 Romans 8 10 17 and Romans 8 14 17 outlines the promised Holy Spirit, His roles as Comforter Witness and Spirit of Truth, and His works in regeneration teaching conviction righteousness judgment guiding leading and praying. It notes Pentecost partial fulfillment and future regathering of Israel plus the Spirit’s gifts sealing unity and warning against grieving the Spirit.
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Jesus
Holy
Peter
Heaven
Israel
Christ
Jesus Christ
Simplicity Keynote of Modern Styling Pattern 9318
A fashion sketch highlights a dress with a deep V yoke tiny buttons and a slenderizing panel. Raglan sleeves and contrasting yoke are shown. patterns 9318 come in sizes 16 through 46 with yardage for size 86 and order details from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Joy as Mainspring of Nature in Schiller Quotation
A quotation attributes Joy Joy as the driving force of nature and time, saying she loosens flowers, suns, and distant spheres beyond the astronomer’s gaze. It frames joy as the animating power behind cosmic and earthly processes.
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Schiller
Nobleness in Others Awakens to Meet Your Own
A quotation from James Russell Lowell on nobleness in others awakening to rise and meet one’s own noble spirit. It reflects timeless sentiment about virtue and character guiding personal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell Lowell
Smiles Song Headline From Kansas City Star
A short Kansas City Star item conveys a social note about a man expressing inability to support his future spouse while noting the daughter's strong wish to marry. The piece reflects local sentiment and the colorful phrasing typical of the era.
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Kansas
City Star
Radio Presence and Absence Dialogue A Senator Exchange
A friend notes the lack of broadcasting while Senator Sorghum defends radio presence. He argues that after much public talk a period of radio absence can have its advantage in public discourse.
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Senator Sorghum
On the Beach Wife John Coupon Gag
A light humor item from the magazine features a couple bantering about a cut coupon mistaken for a peep hole. The husband explains it is a competition coupon, delivering a quick comic punch.
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John
Humorst Magazine
Opening and closing sales dialogue
Schwartz states the closing sale opens after Sales and Schultz declare their opening sale has closed. The exchange outlines sequential sales actions and the transition from opening to closing phases.
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Schultz
Schwartz
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Supreme Court
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Washington
Donald Richberg
National Industrial Recovery Board
White House
Committee On Agriculture
W. E. Borah
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Tide Water Oil Company
United Textile Workers
Mqnor
Treas
Copeland- Tugwell Food, Drug and Cosmetic
Clark
Bailey
Vandenberg
Copeland
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Chief
A. M. Hyde
Frank C
Walker
East Africa
Britain
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Benito
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Holy Spirit
Smiles
WNU
LNA AE
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