Michigan News Highlights From Lansing and Surrounding Cities
A batch of state items reports UMich graduation 1700 diplomas. Monroe ambulance company top unit in National Guard inspection. Dunckel Baldwin Act signed. road brine dust project cost estimates. Michigan centennial tourism boom. new auto tax investigation fee proposed. 17 welfare agents named. wine regulations favoring Michgan grapes. railroad refund after Supreme Court ruling. tin can mail from Niuefoou Island. U S tourists visit state lodge on US 12. Metamora elm saved. a man farms wild animals near Bridgman. East Lansing white and Negro student teaching parity. MSU 499 grads. elkton colt tragedy. Rush Lake wildfowl sanctuary planned. gypsy theft theory. welfare costs offset. Port Huron oldest mother dies. Copeland returns for diploma. Flint thefts at Ochoa home. Kalamazoo education board safes robbed. sales tax receipts hit record. iron ore shipments rise. Manistee HQ to Muskegon. Grand Rapids wholesale market modernized. old age pension bill approved. Ypsilanti police dog aids crash victims. cutworm damage reported. federal highway funds allocated. state sales tax projection lowered.
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Nation Faces 1936 Clash of Ideologies and Party Realignments
Washington observers say Roosevelt must choose between radical and Jeffersonian paths as New Deal policy and Supreme Court limits drive a reordering of party leadership. Defections rise, NRA reshapes, and a new political alignment looms ahead of the 1936 elections.
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Huey Long's filibuster failure delays NRA extension vote
Senator Huey Long led a 16 hour filibuster against the resolution extending the NRA with Gore’s amendment requiring Senate confirmation of high paid officials. The measure passed 41 to 13 after lengthy debate, with antitrust language tightened and the House action echoed by White House updates on NRA leadership.
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Braddock Wins 15 Round World Heavyweight Title Fight
James J Braddock defeats M Baer on Long Island City in a 15 round bout to claim the world heavyweight championship. No knockdowns and neither boxer was badly punished.
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