Harvard's New President marks cautious change at Harvard
Washington dispatch reports a cautious shift as Harvard chooses James Bryant Conant as president, praising his organic chemistry background and youthful, modern outlook. The piece contrasts tariff debates and wage inequalities, noting rising U S factory employment and rising producer demand while highlighting General Electric and General Motors expanding output and hours.
Idle Plan Aust in March Means Testifies on Lindbergh Kidnapper
In a Washington courtroom Gaston B. Means testified under oath that he knew who kidnapped the Lindbergh child, where the ransom money went, and he described his dealings and meetings with associates as part of an attempted defense against fraud charges. He is serving a 15 year term for the $100,000 ransom and faces additional allegations with co defendant Norman Whitaker.
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Stocks and Staples Rise on Broad Market Rally
New York trading pushed stocks and staple shares to fresh highs as buyers flooded the market. Extreme gains ranged from one to over six dollars a share with cotten rallying before retreating. In Chicago wheat futures jumped after a government crop report noted a very small crop.
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Cool Homes for Summer Offer Listings and Prices
Fragmented ad style notice lists apartments and houses with monthly rents and various locations. Mentions many lores and names, ends with a call to inquire this weekend and to contact the owner or agent.
Sobieski Admits County Fund Shortage in Testimony
Opening in the Joe S. Sobieski trial featured County Auditor Edgar G. Garvey recounting Sobieski’s verbal admission of a shortage in county funds. Sobieski pleaded not guilty as defense objections and questions over statements before a magistrate arose. Garvey testified the defendant admitted being short and hinted at returning funds, and there was debate over use of written notes.
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Bonus Group Plans Capitol Leave Amid Guarded Washington Visit
A 25 member Washington police detail was sent to Capitol Hill to guard veterans as a Bonus Army movement gathered. Foulkrod led marchers away from Fort Hunt toward a Third Street fire site while police urged compliance with the law. Fort Hunt housed about 400 veterans as efforts to offer lodging were rebuffed. Officials warned the group may swell to thousands by week’s end.
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President Roosevelt and a Dangerous Constitutional Precedent
The piece argues that Roosevelt's push to expand executive power breaches constitutional boundaries. It cites Daniel Webster and Kilbourn v Thompson to warn that Congress cannot cede its powers. Repeated unconstitutional acts create dangerous precedents that could enable autocratic action harming the republic.
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Demand for Relief Bond Vote to Be Made
San Antonio unemployed plan a three-pronged push on Austin to demand a relief bond vote. About 400 will travel by 50 trucks, another group by rail, and a third by rail or road, led by Jack Myers, with no violence expected. Mayor Quin plans to back a $90,100,000 relief bond, while RFC funds ready to be wired on passage.
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Fragmentary note from early Gatineau page
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House Rejects Tax Plan in Budget Debate
Austin May 11 The House of Representatives refused to set a tax on incomes and debated retirement of Neprox while considering a $20,000,000 unemployment relief bond issue. An amendment to drop the bond plan was proposed by Bon Calvert, aiming to submit a People’s referendum in August.
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