Federal Court Ruling Cripples AAA Farm Program
Washington reporters detail the Supreme Court decision striking down the farm programs as unconstitutional. Officials scramble to interpret orders halting AAA field offices and stopping payments, taxes, and processing rates while farm leaders seek a legal path to replace the program.
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Isi
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AAA
Supreme Court
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Adjustment Administration
Bayer Aspirin Quick Relief For Headache Pain
Aimed at immediate comfort Bayer Aspirin promises fast relief from headache toothache and general distress. The ad notes that two tablets begin working within minutes and urges buyers to insist on Bayer Aspirin by its full name to ensure genuine product identity and rapid effect.
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Nevada
Iba
Bayer Aspirio
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Broken Marriage Told Court in North Carolina Trial
CHARLOTTE N C Jan 14 F Brandon Smith Jr told his story of a broken marriage in Mecklenburg county superior court seeking 250000 from Joseph A Canzon Concord mi t or and Mig former father in law Smith first witness in one day trial Last year a jury awarded 12000 but set aside as excessive He said he and former Anne Cannon were sweethearts before her marriage to Smith Reynolds in Nov 1928 She said she loved him he believed her He claims custody denial by Canzon drove the breakup and Anne would not go to his home to live
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
New Deal
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South Carolina
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Alabama
Kerr-Smith
Justice Roberts
Whole Farm Administration
Charlotte
N.C
F. Brandon Smith Jr
Mecklenburg County
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Anne Cannon
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Labor Finds Cheer in AAA Decision
Labor leaders welcome the Supreme Court ruling against the AAA and foresee support for a constitutional amendment to uphold social justice legislation. The AFL executive council plans Miami discussions next week to decide if immediate action should be taken on the amendment amid labor disputes and broader policy debates.
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American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
AAA
Ngs Federation
Wagner Labor Disputes
Counell
Miami
Fla
Debated AAA Reforms Stir Washington Dissent Echoes Constitutional Clash
A heated Washington debate centers on AAA reforms and constitutional questions. Justice dissent questions state sovereignty power while delegating federal oversight. Secretary Wallace and officials discuss plans for rural aid, domestic allotments, and potential rework of crop contracts. Congress ponders tax issues and potential constitutional amendments as politics loom.
Morgan Denies War Loans Ties in Wartime Hearings
Morgan and his partners faced a sharp line of questions from Senator Nye on loans to warring nations as 1914 testimony revealed efforts to raise $100,900,000 for France and negotiations that Morgan claimed the government would not approve. The hearing documented exchanges about Bryan’s opposition to extending credits and implied government stance on aiding the Allies.
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House Reports First Money Base for 1096 97 Budget
Washington D C January 1 The appropriations bill totaling 870 743 505 for 12 government agencies was reported to the House by the appropriations committee. It calls for expenditures 74 500 147 more than 1935 36 but 47 602 841 less than the previously approved budget. The Veterans Administration gets 2 000 000 for admin expenses and 42 000 000 in reapportionments. overall new appropriations total 879 743 905. The committee trimmed the power commission and cut the communications commission to 41 474 000, while executive offices saw a slight cut.
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Stolen Tools Probe By City Detective Unfolds Oddities
Unbranded tools theft worries HK detective Zincsmeyer assigned to second hand stores faces two peculiar problems. Tuesday he reported recovered treasury position figures for Washington and January 4. Fiscal data include monthly and yearly receipts, expenditures, and debt totals with gold assets listed.
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Mae Wests Next Picture May Be At Columbia Studios
Mae West, long a booster of Emanuel Cohen, may film next project at Columbia under Cohen’s aegis, with discussions involving Harry Cohn and Manny Cohen. Meanwhile, other Hollywood chatter notes Ed Ward G. near Warner talks, future Beckett projects, and industry figures like Garbo, Claire MacDowell, and Helen Jerome linked to upcoming productions.
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Columbia’ Studios
Emanuel Cohen
Paramount
Cohn
Cohen
Manny
Harry
Beethoven
Warner
Budget砺 Political Clash Over Roosevelt Plan
Representative Taber of New York blasts President Roosevelts budget as a fraud and declares the proposed expenditures impossible to judge. He notes an alleged 900 million dollar total for regular government departments, a reported twenty percent increase, as he accuses the budget of concealing costs.
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New York
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Veterans bonus bill heads to House floor for quick action
The House Ways and Means Committee approves cash payment for 9,000,000 World War I veterans. Sponsors Patrin, McCormack, and Vinon expect swift House passage and Senate transmission. The plan offers full maturity value with 3 percent interest to 2945 and refunds interest paid on certificates.
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D. C
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Senate
Ways and Means
Rea Vinon
Comb
Patriph
Texas
McCormack
Byma
Patridnites
Clark
Democrat
Missouri
Byrna
South
Carolina
Steiner
Republican
Oregon
Chicago Judge to Vacation in San Antonio
Judge Joseph Sabath of Chicago, famed for numerous divorces, will visit San Antonio with his wife in February for part of a winter vacation. Reservations have been made at a local hotel.
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San Antonio
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