Roosevelt seeks constitutional rewrite to save New Deal
President Roosevelt proposes amending the Constitution to shift power from states to the federal government over social and economic questions to preserve the New Deal. He favors a people’s vote on this change and outlines plans to extend NRA while Congress considers multiple economic and regulatory measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Wison
Willam R. Pattangall
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Colby
Richmond
Pattangall
Deak
Smith
South Carolina
Connolly
Texas
Clark
Missouri
King
Utah
Borah
Idaho
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart in Washington
William Bruckart analyzes the collapse of the NRA and Frazier Lemke farm moratorium. He argues the Supreme Court ended the New Deal codes and calls for practical governance over Brain Trust theories. He notes negative public trust in the NRA and hints at future AAA decisions affecting American farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetrica
Farm and Home Authority
Seetp
Pettingill
Indiana
Huddleston
Alabama
Senate
Dieterich
Ilinois
Hastings
Delaware
Edison Electric Institute
Atlantic City
Thomas N. McCarter
William Bruckart
Washington, D. C
National Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
NRA
Supreme Court
Congress
New Deal
Blue Eagle
Ballyhoo
Frazier
Lemke
North Dakota
Dreg Scott
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Wertora Newspappy Union
Highway dream and a wary letter from Idaho to Washington
A columnist cites a Philadelphia entrepreneur proposing a massive cross country highway with multiple lanes and adjunct rails and airstrips under a government plan. He urges federal supervision while states build their shares, then repeats a reader letter criticizing government loan programs for sheep and farming, highlighting debt, low wool prices, and rural hardship.
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Beverly Hills
Samuel Tait
Philadelphia
U.S
Supreme Court
Chambers of Commerce
Kansas City
Claremore Oklahoma
Claremores
Taits
Washington
R.A.C.C
Ra.c.o
Nater
Bolt
Oman
McLean's fragment on women’s ambition and work roles
Fragment discusses women’s place in society, mentioning schooling, work, licenses, and motherhood. It hints at women seeking independence and parental involvement, contrasting traditional gender expectations with personal ambition. The text reads as a clipped, informal note rather than a full article.
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Ang
House
Cummings
Reed
Felix Pramifurter
Early
White House
Perkins
Nye and
Federal Trade Commission
KIIL
Guffey
Central Statistical Board
Olely
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Stanley Baldwin
MacDonald
B. H. Asquith
John Simon
Foreign Office
Home Office
Samuel Flosie
Innie
Malcolm
Mr. Roosevelt
Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ouisson
Lebrun
Pierre Laval
Foreign Ministry
Marcel Regnier
Japan
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Tientsin
Takashi Sakai
North
Cling
Chiang
Kai-shek
Kuomintang
Blue Shirt
Manchukuo
Shanghai
Yellow River
Mongolly
Muneharn
Essex
England
Viscount Byng of
Vimy
Byng
Sudan
South Africa
India
Ypres
Canada
London
Alexander von Linsingen
France
Bela George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Rene
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Republian
Thomas N, McCarter
Roosevelt Forci
William E. Humphrey
Commission
Humphrey
Ttme
Girtjer
Schooman
McLean's
Thig
DTA
Salt Lake
Hehe
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Connie
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