Ban on Gold Suits for Asks Continues Controversy
A fragmented passage discusses a ban on gold suits and government suits in monetary policy. It argues against constitutional right to sue the government, stresses universal acceptance, and asserts Congress control over U S securities and money. The text critiques courts aiding sabotage or private speculation and emphasizes government policy of equal treatment.
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United States
Toukes
Congress
United States of America
Alfalfa Bill to Seek Post Again in 1938
Oklahoma CityJune 27 Friends of former Governor William H Murray said he intended to again seek the Oklahoma governorship in 1938 when Governor Marland's term ends. Murray also planned to run for state senator in 1936. A five room furnished home at 819 Redwood is for rent. See Classified Mention 29 Light Class
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Oklahoma City
William H
Murray
Oklahoma
TE. W. Marland
Redwood
Maritime Subsidy Bill Passes House
The Bland Copeland bill to build up the American merchant marine with subsidies passed the House 196 to 19. It aims to create a U S controlled merchant fleet to handle domestic and half foreign waterborne commerce and serves as wartime auxiliary. The plan would provide federal subsidies to cover cost differences between domestic and foreign shipbuilding and operation. It would also raise ship owners liability for passenger injury or death at sea.
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Washington, D.C
Bland-Copeland
House
Senate
Houston Man Found in Galveston Bay
Galveston June 27. The body of a Houston man identified as Hayley Haynes was found floating in Galveston Bay. A companion, Forbes Faylor, also of Houston, was reported missing. They had left Houston for a fishing trip. Two sets of men’s clothing were found in the empty outboard boat. Haynes’ body was discovered in bathing trunks. Officers believe they went for a swim and were overcome.
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Houston
Galveston Bay
Galveston
Hayley Haynes
Forbes Faylor, Wise
Haynes
Actress Sues for Support and Fees in California Suit
Merna Kennedy, the screen actress, sues Bushy Berkeley noted film dance director in Los Angeles for separate maintenance alleging extreme mental cruelty. She seeks 33000 dollars monthly for support and 10000 dollars as attorney fees.
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Los Angeles
Bushy Berkeley
Merna Kennedy
Utility fight nears House in heated public utility bill
Washington June 21 The fight over a public utility holding company bill neared the house doors as both sides prepared for a late struggle over a provision the administration calls an unnecessary hold. Eight hours of debate loom before a final vote possibly next week. The dispute widens between President Roosevelt and many regulars who back New Deal aims. The president presses abolition of holding firms by 1942 and the House voted to grant the Securities and Exchange Commission power to rule them out. Senate backing of abolition came by a single vote margin. Just before action, leaders urged members to oppose the so called death sentence.
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Washington, D. C
Wility Holding Company
Roosevelt
IL Blin
House Interstate Commerce Commission
Securities Commission
House
Senate
Gadsden
Committee On
Public Utility Executives
Harper
Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
University of Chicago cleared of Red influence probe ends
Chicago June 27 The Stars and Stripes says a state senate committee found no subversive or communist teachings at the University of Chicago. Prof Robert Lovett of English is recommended for retirement for communist activities. Prof Frederick Echuman of political science is censured for receptions for Communist candidates. A dissenting report accuses pervasive communism in classrooms. Senator Baker urged a congressional inquiry.
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Chicago
State Senate
Robert Maras Lovett
Lovett
Frederick 1B
Charles W. Baker
Erinson
Baker
Samuel Dickstein
New York
Insanity Defense in Mercedes Trial Opens in Beale Slaying
In Edinburg on June 27 the defense prepared to present further testimony in the John E. Parke trial on charges of slain Frank Beale, a Mercedes machinist. Opening statements yesterday focused on self defense and temporary insanity. Beale was killed April 17 in an alley and Parks is a Mercedes police mat.
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Edinburg
John E. Parke
Frank Beale
Beale
Parks
Mellon Records in Tax Case Sought
Government counsel Robert H. Jackson asked a federal court to compel Union Trust to produce records needed for the Mellon income tax case. Judge Nelson McVicar set a date for Union Trust to answer.
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Mellon Records
Pittsburgh
Robert H. Jackson
Union Trust Company
Andrew W. Mellon
Nelson McVicar
Union
Advertising Gain Recorded for May in New York
Advertising daring May registered a 24 percent gain over the year ago as per Painters Ink index. May stands at 812, April was 792, reflecting stronger ad activity in the Big Apple. A man Cipriano Rosco 92 Floresville suffered a fractured skull after a crash on Buena Vista street. He was taken to Robert Green hospital Thursday morning. Captain E C Johnson, on Fort Benning duty, has reported to Fort Sam Houston for service with the Twenty third Infantry.
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New York
Cipriano Rosco
Floresville
Robert Green Hospital
Win Auto
Buena Vista Street
E. c. Dohnson
Fort Benning, Ga
Fort Sam Howetnn
Uhe Twenty-third Infantry
Farmer and woman found shot to death near Garland
Wealthy farmer Garland and Mrs Buna Teague, 23, were found dead in a shed near his Garland home. A carerner's jury ruled they were killed by unknown parties. In Austin Governor Alfred granted six general paroles to convicts recommended by the board of pardons and paroles.
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Farmer
Boonford
Winfield
Garland
Buna Teague
Carenre
Austin
Alfred
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Search for four missing tourists widens near Gallup
Governor Clyde Tingley declared the search for four missing Illinois tourists would continue until their bodies are found or proven not in New Mexico. The case shifted west as the National Guard scoured the arid desert and mountains along the Arizona border near Gallup while a Del Rio investigation progressed. A suspect was tentatively identified by Tingley as the driver of the missing car based on description, speech, tattoo marks and red hair.
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Banta FE
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
del Rio
George Lorius
East
St Louis
Albert Heberér
Duquel
New Mexico National Guard
Arigont
Gallup
N. M
of Justice
Illinois
A. £. Steinmetz
Val Verde County
Timeis
Tingley
Horses Needed to Harvest Tall Brom Crop
Devine June 27 workers are already employed to harvest the brom crop as favorable weather stays. Heavy rains have caused stalks to grow tall, requiring riders to gather heads in places, with the guild reporting excellent progress.
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