Urge American Bar To Oppose Curbing Courts
Boston August 21 The American Bar Association jurisprudence committee will present to the parent body resolutions opposing legislation aimed at curbing Supreme Court powers. Led by Walter P Armstrong the committee filed a unanimous report warning that plans to diminish the court’s review duties or alter its functions would be tragic.
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Boston
Jurisprudence Committee
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Walter P. Armstrong
Memphis
Teno
Judicial
Achilles Heel and Usurpation Threat in Constitutional Balance
A discussion decries congressional and executive overreach undermining the constitution. It warns that adding Supreme Court seats signals usurpation, urges the nonpartisan association to counter rising public mood and strengthen constitutional checks. It calls for cautious amendments and vigilance against enhanced federal power.
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Congress
Executive
Court
Opposition to Federal Court Jurisdiction in Congressional Debate
A committee vote showed near unanimity against bills curbing federal court jurisdiction with one dissent from Pret Wesley A Sturges of Yale Law School. The group, chaired by Walter P. Armstrong, includes Carney, Haymond, Meoijohn gen, O'Brian, Pace, Pogue, and M. Pogue. The association plans its annual meeting August 24 led by William L. Ransom of Chicago.
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Pret Wesley A Sturges
Yale Law School
Walter P. Armstrong
Frans J Carney
Boston
Frank C Haymond
West Virginia
Harvey MeoJohngen
Nebraska
John Lord O'Brian
Buffalo
New York
Supreme Court
TVA
Frank Pace
Arkansas
M Pogue
Cincinnati
Professor Sturges
Association
William L Ransom
Chicago
Brookside Park outing and reunion attendance noted
Mr. and Mrs Victor Burton and daughter Marcella with Mr and Mrs Irvin Miller and son Charles of Bivria spent Sunday at Brookside Park. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. B. T Neshett Edward Manges Earl Pietch Mr and Mrs Marvin Ryder and their sons James and Donald as they attended a reunion.
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Park Grafton
Victor Burton
Marcella
Irvin Miller
Charles of
Bivria
Brookside Park
B. T Neshett
Edward Manges
Earl Pietch
Marvin Ryder
James and
Donald
Goodman reunion at Avon Lake features multiple families
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dill hosted a Sunday Goodman reunion with a weiner and marshmallow roast. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benschoter of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parrish of Penfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Runals, Mr. and Mrs. James Buckingham of La Grange, and M. and Mrs. Glenn Strickland, plus Franklin Sanders of Penfield, John Bluehake of Mansfield, Mrs. Anpall and sons Daniel and Liayd.
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Ward Dill
Jack Benschoter
Detroit
Harold Parrish
Penfield
Bradley
Lewis Runals
James Buckingham
la Grange
Glenn Strickland
Franklin Sanders
John Bluehake
Mansfield
Anpall and Sons
Daniel and
Liayd
Brief Neighborhood Notices of Local Visitors and Funerals
Mr and Mrs A L Haury attended the funeral of Henry Haury in Idaho, held in Toledo Monday. Numerous local visits are noted, including travelers from Canton, Carlisle, Elyria, Me dina, Savannah, Ashland, Seville, Ridgeville, Chapin Michigan, and Elsie Michigan. Names include Frank Hamilton, Frank Freeman, Walter, Harland Shane, Gene Klinect, Ted Robson, Alta Johnson, and Grace Park among others with multiple dinner and guest appearances across nearby towns.
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A. L Haury
Henry Haury
Idaho
Toledo
Frank Hamlton
Canton
Franklin Rust
Charles Robson
Carlisle
Phillip Robson
Ted
Elyria
Alta Johnson
Earl Durkee
Monde
Harland Shane
Medina
Ron Klinect
Eugene
Durkee
J.D Mennell
Savannah
Ashland
Roy Langard
Harold
William Reich
Seville
Arthur Pierce
Chapin, Mich
Don Pierce
Elsie
Clemson
Charles Haury
Washington, DC
A L. Haury
A. E Memmnel
West Salem and area social visits cited in notices
Granddaughter Lois Nichols visited in West Salem with Mr and Mrs Frank Richard son at Lodi recently. Several family gatherings followed across West View LaGrange Cleveland and nearby towns with Esther Julia Ruth Bell and Mary Elizabeth visiting relatives in various households. Friendly calls included Pfeiffer Werner Aldrich Nesbett Krause Kloeber Durkee Reichard Draga and Lang families among others as neighbors hosted and hosted again with birthday parties and turtle dinners noted.
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Lois Nichols
West Salem
Frank Richardson
Lodi
Charles Gest
Esther
Julia Ruth
John Kilnect
Dwight Kilnect
West View
Ernest Bell
Mary Elizabeth
West Virginia
A. B. Pfeiffer
Ed Werner
Sullivan
Estella Aldrich
Robert
Clair Wolf
Jack
Dewey Aldrich
LaGrange
Grace Park
Jeanne
Cleveland
Jane Nesbett
B. T. Nesbett
Cora Quayle
North Olmsted
Cora Krause
Reese
Chippewa
Roy Lang
Rolla McDonald
Betsy Ann
McDonald
Lockard
Lucille Lang
Elyria
Jackson
610
E. E Durkee
Eaton
Guy Durkee
John Clark
C D.lehman
Hugh Summerton
Jean Ann
Fred Klined Botley
Kinnect
William Marsh
H. 8B Helden
Donna Rust
Bert Schaefer
Irvin Benton
Raymond
Lewis Runals
la Grange Sands
Dill
Monta Wyckoff
Oberlin
Fred Beckett
Td Allian Sturges
Ed Wise
Long Island City
N. Y
Cora Donahue
Lang and Durkee Family Visits Noted in Cleveland Trip
Heights called on Mrs. Roy Lang Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Durkee and son Theron of Cleveland were Monday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lehman.
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Heights
Roy Lang
Harvey Durkee and Son
Theron
Cleveland
C. D. Lehman
Cattle Prefer Thistles Says Shellbourne Rancher
Joe Castillo of Shellbourne ranch reports his cattle eagerly eat Russian thistles and grow fat on them, contradicting the old belief that cattle should avoid thistles. He claims the animals prefer the weed to other feeds and are thriving.
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Ely
Joe Castillo
Shellbourne
Castillo
Privilege Goes Wrong In York Patrol Duty
York Pa Patrolman Greesey parked his car on Continental Square daily as he patrolled keeping a routine privilege until another officer tagged him. The penalty was two days’ pay loss plus five days without pay. Interests Palestine St Louis The Blood Donors Benevolent Society of St Louis counts 300 volunteer members who give blood.
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York
Robert C. Greesey
Continental Square
Palestine
ST. Louis
Blood Donors’ Benevolent Society of
Unclear fragment prompts rural charity notice
Fragment mentions Palestine and Tel Aviv, a society letter to W. R. Goodman, with partial notes on a branch opening and bag interest. Unable to determine full event or entities from the text.
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Palestine
Aviv
W. R. Goodman
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