These Days to the Present Generation and State Rights
The passage argues that evolving American attitudes toward federal power erode state sovereignty, attributing shifts to New Deal propaganda and national checks on state autonomy. It cites the Tidelands cases in which the Supreme Court framed the marginal sea as a national concern, emphasizing national commerce, defense, and intergovernmental relations. Justice Douglas is noted describing national interests as central to the disputes.
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United States
George Sokolsky
Treasury
Tidelands
California
Louisiana
Texas
Supreme Court
Justice Douglas
Empire State Tower
Oliver Wendell Holmes
National rights and private property in wartime debate
By George Sokolsky discusses Dean Roscoe Pound, Justice Douglas, and the tension between national sovereignty and private property. It argues eminent domain for defense may extend to all land, challenging private ownership in wartime and proposing that three Supreme Court decisions could alter American life by judicial fiat.
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Roscoe Pound
Supreme Court
United States
Dean Pound
Area Highway Work Planned in Canton and Nearby
The Ohio Highway Department in Columbus announced low bids totaling 3 550 089 for highway maintenance projects. Six projects are in the Canton area with bids from firms including Oyler Bros. Co. of Canton and Ohio Tire & Asphalt Co. of Canton. The work covers routes in Bethlehem Coventry Sugar Creek Nimishillen and other townships, with resurfacing and bituminous treatments on routes 21 619 93 and 44 and routes 62 and others.
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Ohio Highway Department
Columbus
Canton
Stark
Bethlehem Township
Oyler Bros. Co
Stark and Summit
Coventry
Franklin
Greene
Summit County
Sugar Creek
Tuscarawas
Stark County
Nimishillen
Ohio Tire & Asphalt Co
Holmes
Hardy
Berlin
Edgar Spring, Inc
New Philadelphia
Cars fail to yield to pedestrians in downtown Montreal
A Montreal reporter observed 50 cars making a right turn at a downtown intersection and found only two paused for pedestrians. One vehicle bore a New York license plate and the other Ontario plates.
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Montreal
New York
Ontario
House Unit Backs Boost For Postoffice Workers
The House postoffice committee tentatively approves a $400 annual pay raise for salaried postal workers and 20 cent hourly rise for hourly employees. It also backs a 20 percent boost for fourth class postmasters but has not decided on other pay hike proposals.
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Washington
House Postoffice Committee
Labor unions shine beyond strikes and wages
Maurice J Tobin notes unions fund social security, education, and community aid. He highlights workers education, rehabilitation programs, and social services, plus a global anti communism crusade led by AFL CIO and ICFTU with international labor offices.
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Maurice J. Tobin
ECA
United Nations
A.F.L
C.I.U
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
C.I.0
Europe
Asia
South America
United States
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Waste and reform urged in federal budget debate
The author criticizes waste in the U S federal budget highlighting calls for austerity amid national security needs. He cites Senator Byrd and Stalin quotes while detailing Interior Department and Reader's Digest findings on idle work, costly purchase orders, and a ballooning civilian payroll of 2 5 million with annual salaries exceeding $8 billion.
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John Viscount Morley
Naceor Ces
Washington
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Congressional Committee On
Stalin
Saturday Evening Post
Lenin
United States
Congress
Partment
Reader’s Digest
Congressional Committee
Civil service employees and postal raises tied in one bill
A single bill embodies pay hikes for civil service employees and postal workers. The measure bundles both groups into unified raise terms, outlining adjusted salaries and timelines for implementation.
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Civil Service
Postal
Oyster's daily routine and filtration capacity detailed
An average oyster feeds extensively by drawing in water for about 20 hours daily. It consumes roughly 15 gallons of water and extracts about 90 percent of minute food particles, illustrating its efficient filtration process.
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Douglas
Baylor Law Review
Stees
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Victor Riesel
Secretary of Labor
The
U. S
Department of Labor
American Red Cross
Community Chest
George Benson
Interior Department
Bump
Middle East
Fish and Wildlife Service
Gardiner Bump
Turkey
Syria
Iraq
Iran
Interior de
Treasury Department
Bureau of the Mint
U. S. Coast Guard
Louisville Elevator CO
Louisville, C
Robertson Coal CO
Ross Coal CO
J. M. Sager Coal CO
Schory & Schellhale Coal CO
Schory & Son
J. D. Whitmer Coal CO
Canton Coal Sales, Inc
Daverio Coal CO
Dolhan Coal CO
Jeffries Coal CO
Pine Valley
Youghiogheny
Puritan
Pocahontas
Warwick & Spelman, Inc
Y Electric
Refrigeration Distributing Company
Walnut NE
Dial
Dale M. Holwick, Jr
Aina Life Life, Accident and Group Insurance
Renkert
Schuman Drugstore
Belden
Obuber
Navarre
Tuscarawas St. W
Paeucrsplon
Oaugn
Creaser Navarr
Tusc. W
Raff RD
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