Court Ruling on AAA Tax Ex action in Federal Case
The high court rejected treating the agricultural adjustment act as two separate statutes, holding the tax integral to the program’s purpose of parity prices and purchasing power. Justices note the act controls production and finances government goals, with the revenue aiding crop control and not mere revenue generation.
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Capitol
Congress
Roosevelt
AAA
Pei Alee
Washington
Rotary Wallace
Roberts
United States
Stone
Mikes
Ator Clint Small
Ansarillo
Supreme Court
Gorry
Hoosne Mills
Texas
Henry WW. Mouraund
Moursand
Liberty Mills
C,h
Guenther and Son, Inc
Fine’ S Sear Company
Uiion Meat renpaAny Arid
Alamo Tpressed Beef Company
Philadelphia
Henry P. Pletcher
Republican National Committee
Supreme Court Axes AAA Tax Program Across Farm Aid
The Supreme Court strikes down the agricultural adjustment act as unconstitutional, ending federal processing taxes aiding farmers and prompting debate on recovery measures. NRA provisions, rail pensions, and gold payments face scrutiny while Roosevelt defends and retools farm relief amid $1.13 billion paid since 1933.
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Congress
AAA
Roosevelt
William Humphreys
The
Trade Commission
Senate
Stone
Store
Secretary of Agriculture
Meningitis Claims Two More in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City January 6. Weekend deaths from spinal meningitis rose by two, bringing the toll to more than twenty in two months. Authorities said no general epidemic threat exists. Victims were Dean Dennis a high school boy of Guymon and Mrs T J Griffin 48 of Muskogee.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Dean Dennis
Guymon
Okla
T. J. Griffin
Muskogee
Mystery Kidnap Case Asylum Patient Held
New York police and psychiatrists questioned Gretchen Friedman an ex-inmate after she was caught pushing a baby carriage toward the East River. Witness Louis Schnier reported a leering woman with a sunken face. four high school boys plus 400 searchers hunted for the infant. The child, Doris Maslin, vanished from in front of her home as Mrs Horowitz sought her son.
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New York
Olf
Jacob Horowits
Shky
Gibale Friedman
Loy East River
Max Horowitz
Lower East Etde
Thia
Louis Sshnier
Miss Friedman
Pollice
Fredman
Creemore
On to Mexico Governor orders Sam Houston to lead march
Century-old account details Governor Smith directing Sam Houston to command the army and organize a Texas expedition toward Matamoros. The plan faces opposition from Smith and Johnson's faction, with council actions, vetoes, and eventual appointment of Fannin to lead the expedition and seek munitions and supplies.
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Smith
Sam Houston
Berar
Mexico
Armathope
Bexar
Copano
Sant Houston
Young
Frank” Jobhaon
Goliad
Johnson
Overnor Smith
James W. Fanchin
Fannin
Thomas F. McKinney
Texas
Kidnappers Sought After Dallas Officer Abduction
Renewed manhunt spans North Texas for two suspects in R J Luther of Dallas being seized after stopping him to question them. Victim later forced into an armed car raid and held for about three hours, dumped handcuffed at a deserted schoolhouse. Police trace the getaway route and equipment used.
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Dallas
Texas
R. J. Luther
Dalles
Herr
Tather
Gherman
Newspaperman Shot in Nixon Hall in Cuero
Bob Cone editor of the Westcott News was severely wounded in a disturbance at a Mexican dance in Nixon. He said a Mexican man fired three shots, injuring Cone in the left shoulder and side. Cone added the shooter was jailed at Gorgolles after an altercation with an American who swung at him and was knocked down before the shots rang out.
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Nixon
Cuero
Bob Cone
Westcott News
Sore
San’ ‘Marcus
Longyin
Oferi
Cone
Gorgolles
Newly Discovered Hormone Aids Men Past Forty
A newly discovered gland activator hormone is claimed to boost vigor and vitality in men after age 40. The drug Zoek is offered in tablets with gendered packaging, promising improved energy and stamina, with a booklet about the hormone available free in a sealed envelope.
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Sommers
Certified interview highlights Plymouth as cab standard
Washington City Cab Association officials praise Plymouth cabs for economy and reliability asserting most taxis are Plymouths and miles per gallon exceed city needs. Wechsler says Plymouth offers operating economy for low Washington rates. Seigel notes 14 million yearly cab miles with drivers averaging 18 mpg. Chrysler Plymouth Div presents the 1936 Plymouth as the choice.
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City Cab Association
Washington, D.C
Wechsler
Washington
Plymouth
Seigel
Washington, D. C
Chrysler
de Soto
Chrysler Corp
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Houston
Sam
Gouyernirmith
Revere
EABC
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