Roosevelt backs constitutional changes to save New Deal
President Roosevelt proposes shifting power from states to the federal government to regulate agriculture industry and commerce. He urges a constitutional vote, signaling possible new party alignments with Colby and Pattingall pushing a Jeffersonian coalition.
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Lindbergh Ends Active Role With TWA
Transcontinental and Western Air chairman Henry B. Dupont says Charles A Lindbergh has ended active involvement for now. Lindbergh remains technical adviser and may assist in emergencies while dedicating months to personal affairs.
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Post NRA era raises questions of future policy and law
Washington writings say the Supreme Court ruling on NRA and the Frazier Lemke mortgage moratorium ends the Blue Eagle era. Analysts foresee continued economic strain until new approaches replace brain trust plans and the government adopts practical methods. The Frazier Lemke act is deemed an unsound aid to agriculture, while the AAA faces a coming high court decision with broad impact on farmers.
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Ring Returns to Egypt Amid Alleged Family Curse
Cairo correspondent of the London Sunday Observer reports a registered packet from Vancouver arrived for the premier of Egypt. It contains a scarab ring and a letter claiming the ring was a gift from the khedive to the writer’s grandfather who died in Cairo decades ago and left the ring to his father. The owner says seven years of misfortune follow the ring and he returns it to end the seventh year in 1935.
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