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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1935

Page

3

The Shoemaker Forbids Skopje Woman Shoes

An elegant young woman in Skopje is lifted by a shoemaker who stole her shoes claiming nonpayment. He explains he is near bankruptcy and would rather see clients barefoot than prosper in comfort.

Skopje Yugoslavia

Debate over amending the Constitution to curb the Supreme Court

The column argues that criticisms of the Constitution aim to clip the Supreme Court’s powers, warning that pursuing amendments could erode judicial independence. It notes four proposed changes in Congress, including Norris’ plan for court overreach limits, and cautions against rushing to amend the Constitution to appease political aims.

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Deadwood Dick: Richard W. Clarke Frontier Character

Richard W. Clarke known as Deadwood Dick rose as a Black Hills frontiersman. He joined a gold digging party, fought in the Sioux wars, served as stage coach express guard, and aided U S marshals in suppressing lawlessness. The alias gained fame through dime novels.

Deadwood Richard W. Clarke Black Hills United States

World Wheat Supply Cut by 330 Million Bushels This Year

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics projects world wheat supply about 330 million bushels lower than 1934-35. Estimated production about 8.43 billion bushels with a world carryover outside Russia near 800 million. End of season carryover expected between 400 and 500 million, close to pre-1928 norms.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics Russia

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