Don't Overload Yourself The Delegation Of Power Critique
Editorial argues against the national industrial recovery bill. It warns Congress is delegating powers it does not possess over internal state affairs and federal control of industry. It stresses dangers to free enterprise, interstate commerce, and unemployment, urging Senate scrutiny and repeal of arbitrary provisions.
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Senate
House
Beck
Pennsylvania
Congress
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
House of Congress
United States
Brackenridge Park golf event previews and results
Nearly 209 entries anticipated as Taunds qualifying begin Saturday in Harry Symons annual Brackenridge park tourney. Heck Williford defends, Lewis Levinson a five time champ, finalist prizes include loving cup. City municipal toll tourney finals reached in two lower flights at Brackenridge park. Annett beat Reinetz 3 and 1. Sheldon beat Binder 2 and 1. Thurmond defeated Gordon one up in 20 bales to reach second flight final with Lieut Rice. Albaugh vs Grumbles final postponed due to Albaughs illness. Mrs E R Hury rallied to low gross 92 and net 79 in Riverside weekly handicap, Wilson second with 82. Last handicap event of season set for Brackenridge park next Friday.
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Harry Symons
Annval Brackenridge Park
Heck Williford
Lewis Levingon
Brackenridge Park
M. B. Annett
Dr. Reinetz
I. R. Sheldon
G. W. Binder
Jack Thurmond
A. E. Gordon
Lieut. H. E B. Rice
Betwen Rewben Albaugh
Halbert Grumbles
Albaugh
E.R. Hury
J. Lee Wilson
San Anwolla
Foulis and Von Elm Lead in Bt Pal Open Fight
In St Paul June 2 George Von Elm of Akron and Jimmy Foulis of Chicago led the second round of the $5000 Bt Pal open at Keller course. Von Elm posted 35-35 for two under par with a two shot edge over Archie Hasabrick while Foulis shot 36-34 for a three stroke lead over several rivals including Capt. Walter Hagen and Paul Runyon.
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ST. Paul
Minn
George von Elm
Akron
Ohio
Jimmy Foulis
Chicago
Keller Fee
Westerdey
von Elm
Foulis
Archie Hasabrick
Zanesville
Walter Hagen
America
Wiscoes
Paul Runyon
Ville Plates
N. x
Olin Dirclva
Los Angeles
Harry Cooper
Johnny Regolta
Leo Diegal
Grouse Point
Mick
Fd Dudley
Wilmington
Del
Shola
New York Nightscape Through a Wandering Mind
A fragmented urban reverie in New York traces city rhythms from Grand Central to Waldorf and Greenwich, blending commuters, cops, lovers, and a weary narrator. The narrator observes morning glare, casual encounters, hotel lobbies, and a barber’s chair as he wanders through a city in motion, reflecting on routine, romance, and disillusion.
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Auon
Waldorf
Greenwich
Round at Likely Modern Girl Styles and Temptation
A fragment discussing modern girls and fashion, contrasting adult and youth, accusing fashion trends of tempting women. It critiques "Gay Nine tiese" styles and the idea of dressing younger siblings, claiming conscience is needed to resist temptation and noting generational shifts in behavior.
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Drouatra
Tiese
Flowers for Shut-Ins Volunteer Florists Aim to Gift Gratis Blooms
Florists across America unite to send free flowers to every shut-in on June 10, a mission billed as altruistic not commercial. Readers are urged to identify local shut-ins, notify their florist, and ensure no one is forgotten while showcasing blooms to brighten rooms and lift spirits.
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America
Jae
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Florista
Hanah Moore
Listen World by Elsie Robinson
A reflective piece exploring midlife longing to truly live beyond routine. It contrasts youthful hunger for experience with adulthood’s demands, urging courage to embrace discomfort and growth over comfort, and questions whether one can ever fully know life’s heights without risk.
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Tosh
Eli
Mirai
Kesner
Tyregh
Earth
Aston
King Pens
Jean Etig
Katham
Sid Wood Jr Dominates Dixie Tennis Semifinal
In Memphis on June 3 Sidney Wood Jr of New York defeated Elsworth Vinea in a fierce Dixie Invitation Tournament semifinal. George Lott beat Clif Sutter in the other semifinal, with Wood and Lott advancing to the final after a hard fought match.
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Memphis
Sidney BR
Wood Jr
New York
Yjourth
Elsworth Vinea
R¢ University Club
George Lott
Chienga
Clif Sutter
New Orleans
Lol
Woodmort
Binns
Leaders Far Ahead in All-Star Voter
A fragmented historical note describes a large turnout at a political demonstration near Alamo Plaza and Crockett, with crowds filling air wells and streets around a tall building. The piece highlights a public event with significant turnout and mentions a landmark near the old Grand Opera House.
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Win Lorthen
Alamo Plaz and
Crockett Aircel
Jnd
Grand Operon
Aircela
Jherally
Ten and Twenty Years Ago June Eighth 1023
A San Antonio column recalls 1923 events. Mrs Anns Price Hewell of San Antonio appointed bed and M Gochran of Dallas to be honored at Confederate reunion. Capt John Biggar and family return from Europe as Army of Occupation veterans. Benjamin Finn picks naval service after naval exam. Marie Johnson of Georgetown dies leaving 300000 in cash and land to heirs.
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Anns Price Hewell
San Antony
Heving
France
Belgium
Germany
John Bivgar
M. O
Joavoe Ceresminny
Ean Antonio
Helr
Benjamin Finn
Avalin
United States Naval Service
Young
Finn
Bun
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