Roosevelt backs court reform but faces opposition in Congress
President Roosevelt praised the Supreme Court validation of the social security act while signaling he would continue fights to expand the court. He cited wage hour issues, TVA, food control, and housing condemnations as pending Supreme Court questions. Labor unrest grows as unions push for higher wages and shorter hours amid strikes at Heinz, Ford, and across steel and clothing sectors. White House efforts to pass new labor laws face resistance from AFL leaders and Congress. Neville Chamberlain succeeds Baldwin as Britain faces potential wartime shifts and imperial plans.
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Iowa liquor system praised as a success by manley
Bernard E Manley Iowa Lover centrol commission says the liquor system succeeds by low per capita consumption not sales. Open fishing seasons now active in Iowa waters report larger pike in Spirit and Okoboji captures. AD R Corer Iowa state fair board announces 78 county and district fairs dates.
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Sugar Policy Debate Mirrors U S Industry Ties
William Bruckart analyzes Congress sugar legislation amid a fragile recovery. He outlines U S dependence on imports, insular territory interests, and the need to protect domestic refiners and beet and cane growers. He warns of price climbs and potential risk to the economy if policy favors cheap foreign labor or fails to curb imports.
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Revival of Poor Lo's Native Americans and Debts Debate
A fragment from Spin discusses Native Americans and cultural exchange, criticizing imposed goods like alcohol and overalls, debating settlement of debts owed to the United States, and noting responses from a council table. It touches on humor, stage shows, beauty pageants, and societal attitudes.
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