World War II Era US Congress Faces Major Policy Battles
The article outlines a tumultuous session where President Roosevelt fails to secure critical New Deal measures. It covers stalled crop control and tariff reforms, attempts to expand the Supreme Court, tax and housing reforms, and extended CCC funding. Also noted are debates on neutrality, meat imports, and energy policies amid global tensions.
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Joe Louis praised by Blackburn in Fitch view tale mix
Veteran journalist Farnsworth guests as columnist to quiz Jack Blackburn about Joe Louis and rival champions. He weighs John L Sullivan, Jim Corbett, Fitzsimmons, Jeffries, Dempsey, Tunney, Schmeling, Sharkey and Carnera, predicting Louis would win key clashes.
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Billy Miske
Supreme Court Appointment and Liberal Shift Debate
The essay discusses President Roosevelt's nomination of Senator Hugo Black to the Supreme Court, arguing the court will tilt toward liberal interpretations. It analyzes why Black was chosen, the Senate dynamics, and potential impacts on judicial independence and balance. The piece notes Black's New Deal alignment, limited popularity, and the broader political context shaping the court's future.
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