New Deal challenges loom in high court and world event flash
Attorney General Cummings argues for constitutional authority behind New Deal monetary policy as the Supreme Court weighs the invalidity of NIRAs petroleum control and other recovery acts. Senate moves on World Court resolution amid party splits. Public works and deficit figures dominate a sweeping national update.
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NIRA
Supreme Court
Homer
Cummings
Washington
Congress
United States Treasury
United States
Enator
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
World Court
Robinson
Lewis and
Murray
Vandenberg
Capper
Ickes
Arizona
Parker
Colorado River
Biggs
Redford
Savoie
St. Bernard
Baron von Palmyra
Henry von Kessellberg
Germany
L. M. Savoie
Detroit
Bay City
Saginaw Bay
Louis B. Harrison
Lansing
Esther Louise Tuttle
Arthur J. Tuttle
Harry S. Toy
Michigan
Ruth Beatrice Tuttle
Tuttle & Tuttle
Allegan to Grand Haven News Roundup Unfolds Across Michigan
A long list of Michigan briefs reports a fatal accident near Otsego when a horse slipped on ice and fatally threw Allegan resident Cecil Morris against a tree. Other items cover business changes, school relief funding, obituaries, political shakeups, and local fires across multiple counties.
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Allegan—Cecil Morris
Otsego
National Topics Interpreted by William of National Topics Interpreted by William
The piece discusses Roosevelt's debt aims, budget balance hopes, and recovery spending since 1931. It notes projected debt limits, the 1935-36 fiscal year outlook, and skepticism about achieving a balanced budget amid ongoing relief and recovery programs. It questions who influenced Roosevelt's fiscal stance and cites critics of his policies.
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Washington
Congress
Financelal
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
White House
Treasury
Roosevel
Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Progressive Republicans and South in the saddle dominate new Congress
The piece notes tension within the Roosevelt coalition as Progressive Republicans gain influence, while the South solidifies power in the new Congress. It discusses seniority chairmanships, leadership shifts to the South, and reforms limiting the discharge of committees to curb radical pressure from the first New Deal era.
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American Liberty League
League
White House
R. B. Bennett
Canada
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Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
la ¥Ollettes
Norris
Hiram Johnson
California
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
House
Senate
North
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Burns
Will Bankhead
Alabama
O’connor
New York
Garner
Robinson
Arkansas
Finance
Harrison
Mississippi
Fletcher
Florida
Agriculture
Smith
South Carolina
New House
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Los Angeles
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Mary
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Elizabeth Lewis
Miss Pickford
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St. Moritz
Switzerland
Herbert Hoover
New York Life Insurance Company
Alfred RB. Smith
Calvin Coolidge
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Lindbergh
Amandus Hochmuth
Hauptmann
Lindbergh Lane
John Perrone
Bronx
Jassie
John Condon
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EB. J. Reilly
Arthur Johnson
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Fisch
I’m
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Willis van Devanter
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Great Britain
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Miquelon
Pierre Laval
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Louisiana
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Baton Rouge
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Hart
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State Administrative Board
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Voelker
New Baltimore
Cornelius Nelson
Lenox
Charles F. Meek
Melville B. McPherson
Lowell
State Tax Commission
Chester M. Martin
Ann Arbor
James K. Pollock
University of Michigan
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Jackson
Albert Strucker
Strucker
Burlington
Willard Hyatt
Hyatt
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Coast Guard
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Consolidated Coal Co
Sparks Foundation
William Sparks
Middle West
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Grand Rapids
Isle Royale
Lake Michigan
Junk Yard
Martin Brown
Brown
Bob MacIntyre
Lafayette Avenue
Saginaw River
J. P. Cissell
State Highway Department
Cissell
Lanting
C. H. Bramble
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
CCC
Mt. Pleasant
Apex
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Jackon
Ernest C. Daunter
Shelby
Alfred Dean
James S. Thomson
George S. Willard
William Hollinrake
Josephine Maust
Springport
Coldwater
Enrichta Re
Herman Re
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Isabella
Olds
State Capitol
Lansing Community Hotel Corp
Kerns
Bruce E. Anderson
Olds Operating Coc
Community Hotel Corp
R.E. Olds
House of Representatives
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J. D. Brook
Goodrich
Samuel Spicer
America
Ira Murphy van Kuren
van Kuren
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