Senate Votes to Recommit Roobinox Court Reform Bill
The United States Senate voted 70 to 20 to recommit the Rob ingox substitute to the judiciary committee, marking a crushing defeat for the Presidents court reform plan. Alben Barkley became Senate majority leader after a late scramble, while Herbert Lehman criticized the bill as dangerous precedent. The piece notes a Spanish Civil War anniversary, Franco’s forces, and a forced assault on two American women at the Japanese embassy.
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Idea to Move Dream Game to Smaller Cities
A New York Post WNY Service column argues for extending the baseball All Star concept to smaller cities. It cites Washington and Boston ticket demand, notes New York’s three teams, and urges spreading the showcase to towns like St Paul to boost interest and attendance. It praises players Hubbell Gehrig DiMaggio and Medwick while lamenting neglect of smaller markets.
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Death of Senator Joe Robinson reshapes New Deal power
National topics columnist William Bruckart interprets the death of Senator Joseph Robinson of Arkansas as a pivotal moment for Roosevelt's New Deal and its court reform plan. The piece analyzes Robinson's role as a political field marshal, his influence on Senate dynamics, and the potential impact on judicial reorganization and New Deal policies.
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Fragmented Illusion of Modesty and Moral Tone in Fashions
The piece critiques Victorian era anxieties about clothing and decency, contrasting health happiness and cleanliness with the urge to cover flaws. It references Semblude Fashions in ANTA MONICA and mentions doctors, scripts, and social pressures, while touching on broader political and cultural topics of dress and propriety.
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Crater Lake Oregon A Geologic Tale Of Its Blue Waters
Crater Lake in Oregon preserves a dramatic geologic history from a collapsed mountain base to a caldera with springs feeding a lake six miles wide. The water remains exceptionally blue and pristine despite lacking inlets or outlets.
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