Supreme Court actions rock New Deal and NRA fate
The Supreme Court strike down key NRA codes limits federal power to regulate interstate commerce and uphold state authority, shaping battles over farm mortgage moratoriums and the Wagner labor disputes bill. Roosevelt aides indicate measures paused or reshaped as administration seeks to salvage New Deal gains.
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Grass Roots convention to open in Springfield Illinois
Nine Central West states will send delegates to the Grass Roots Republican convention in Springfield on June 10. National figures including Harrison E Spangler and Arthur M Hyde are billed, with Hyde to speak on the Great Emancipator at Lincoln tomb. The event aims to assess Roosevelt era policy and GOP direction.
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NRA decision ends era of New Deal price controls
The Supreme Court's unanimous ruling declares NRA unconstitutional and assigns duties to Congress to act. Analysts note stock markets swing as investors reassess post decision, while union leaders urge caution and continued focus on working conditions. Lottery scams and Post Office plans ride alongside commentary on economic jitters and political headlines.
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Vaudeville Memories of Buck and Teddy in Early Tours
A fragmented reminiscence recalls vaudeville days with Buck and Teddy, touring with trained horses, ponies, and acts across California. The narrator mentions meeting in 1905, performances in Sacramento and Garden Theater, and life with Mandy, dancers, and a horse training academy, noting the era’s rough pleasures and lasting memories.
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