Congress Ends With Mixed Results On New Deal Plans
The Seventy-fifth Congress adjourned amid pride and disappointment as major New Deal bills remained unfinished. Debates over the President’s judiciary reorganization and court packing dominated, while partial advances included retirement provisions for Supreme Court justices and lower-court reorganization. The session saw limited passage on farm, housing, relief, and neutrality measures, with a looming special session likely to tackle remaining items.
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Congress Defies Roosevelt in Fiscal Year Review
A critical look at the Seventy-fifth Congress shows limited major legislation, with reconciliation against the President’s program and a broad skepticism about the session’s accomplishments. Senators and representatives head home to face cross-examination over records, with debates on power resources, wages and hours, agriculture subsidies, and foreign trade.
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Word of Life and Jesus the History and the Eternal
A brief meditation connects John 1 1 14 to Christian belief. It traces Jesus from baptism at the Jordan to wilderness testing, preaching, healing, and martyrdom, then shows disciples witnessing the risen Christ who lives in eternity as the Word of life. The piece emphasizes Jesus as history and eternity.
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Pleads Not Guilty To Driving Charge
Harry Curry of 412 Fifteenth Street city entered a not guilty plea on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested yesterday at 10 20 am by Officer Loren Miller for speeding and reckless driving on Middle Avenue. Mayor Leonard Smith set trial for Monday September 6.
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Loren Miller
Middle Avenue
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Lakewood Man Fined On Driving Charge
William McCullaugh of Lakewood changed his plea to guilty in a police court hearing for driving while intoxicated. Mayor Leonard Smith fined him $50 and costs and suspended his city driving license for six months. He was arrested July 17 and entered a not guilty plea July 21.
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Wiliam McCullaugh
Lakewood
Leonard Smith
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Today in History and Anniversaries Tally
A compact page item lists anniversaries of notable figures born in 1781 to 1869 with births and deaths, then marks Today in History entries like 1630 court wage rules, 1912 Federal Children's Bureau, 1927 Sacco and Vanzetti, and closes with today's birthdays and a brief horoscope note. Names include John M. Berrien, Rufus Ingalls, Francs Wayland, David Swing, George C. Perkins, James Rolph, Jr., and Edgar Lee Masters among others.
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Boston
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Chicago
Cincinnati
George C. Perkins
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James Rolph, Jr
Charlestown
Mass
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Tennesse
Federal Children’s Bureau
Julia C. Lathrop
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