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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1936

Page

2

Senator Norris Leads Critique of AAA and Court Power

Senator Norris of Nebraska blasts the Supreme Court for the AAA ruling, urges Congress to curb judicial power, and supports unanimous Supreme Court decisions to overrule legislation. Other Republicans denounce the New Deal while Secretary Wallace defends it amid a wave of speeches.

Norris Congress Supreme Court Charles Curtis Pearing Farmeil Nebraska AAA Wallace Herbert Woaver Portland Ore Greensboro N. C Dickinson Iowa Liberty of the People New Deal Vandenberg Michigan New York City Indianapolis

Michigan News Briefs Reflect 1930s State Happenings

Lansing reports road contracts exceed 400000. Olivet curfew for students. ice harvest at Sunset Lake 14 inches thick. Mt Clemens eyes St Clair River National park. fisheries plant over 100 tons inland, 182 million in Great Lakes. Oscoda to celebrate 25th anniversary of 1911 forest fire reconstruction.

Mt. Clemens St. Clair River Algonac Lansing Michigan Division of Fisheries Great Lakes Monroe Raisin Kalamazoo Edward Gave Oscoda Au Sable Twin Cities W. H. Church Joint State Federal Crop Reporting Service Wolverine CCC East Lansing Gerrit Ruth Grand Rapids Michigan Dairy Herd Improvement Association Ithaca Gratiot Bay City Saginaw Bay

New Deal Farm Policy Debate Splits Washington

The piece reviewsRoosevelt administration moves after the Supreme Court struck down the AAA and related crop controls. It notes repeal of cotton tobacco and potato laws, looming stopgap farm relief, partisan fighting in Congress, and questions whether spending cuts and tax plans reflect genuine restraint or electoral strategy. It cites brain trust vs practical administration and forecasts on future farm legislation and fiscal policy.

Harles Curtis United States Kansas Washington Edward E. Gann Senate Julie Curtis Shawnee County Congress Herbert Hoover Roosevelt Charles Curtis NCE Supreme Court of the United States Louisiana Huey Long NRA AAA Con Congress Supreme Court House White House Wallace Davis Reconstruction Finance Corporation Home Owners Loan Corporation Western Newspaper Union

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