Rumors on Supreme Court Succession After Van Devanter Departure
Washington buzzes as Associate Justice Willis Van Devanter plans retirement after the summer adjournment on June 1. Joseph Robinson is favored for the vacancy, with talk of other high court names and political maneuvering shaping the debate amid court funding and constitutional questions.
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Roosevelt appointees shaken up in state posts
The article notes Roosevelt nominees to state positions, including Sumner Welles as secretary of state and Alvin A. Owlsley named counselor. It references other officials like Edwin Ster and general cabinet reshuffles. The piece blends humor with political context and anecdotes from Canyon, Arizona, about travelers and food commentary.
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Iowa Posts Advanced to Third Class Signus and More
Officials announced 392 fourth class post offices would advance to third class status effective July 1. Names include Laws Buffalo Defingce Hastings Lucas Mules Norway Salsson Slater Woden. Local bankers optimistic about Iowa's business outlook after a weeklong state tour led by Town Bankers' Association president Robert W. Turner. The state sales tax rule on trade ins and resale articles goes into effect July 1, with adjustments to protect stock already held.
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Labor Troubles and Political Fallout in 1930s America
Washington columnist William Brockart discusses escalating labor unrest amid sit-down strikes and the United States Steel deal. He cites Assistant Secretary Edward McGrady's call for honest talks between labor and capital, warns of broader conflict, and critiques Congress and Roosevelt-era leadership while drawing international parallels with Britain's Baldwin. The piece stresses the danger of power abuse and the need for disciplined, just negotiation between employers, unions, and government.
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