Supreme Court judges mock Roosevelt in private courtroom posing
Supreme Court justices joked and debated after Roosevelt’s NRA and wage rules, with conservatives and liberals wary of public backlash. The piece notes potential resignations to reshape the court, mentions Walsh Healey gaps in Patman Robinson enforcement, and cites Morgenthau’s and Perkins’ roles amid looser interpretations benefiting government contractors.
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FDR
Nberals
White House
Hughes, Sutherland, Butler and McReynolds
Justice van Devanter
NRA
Francis Scott Key
Congress
Uncle Sam
Walsh-Healey
Patman- Robinson
Cummings
A. G
Sam
John Dickinson
Newshawk
Irreconcilable foes in Roosevelt era policy clashes
A brisk column outlines tensions among Jesse Jones, Morgenthau, and FDR over Treasury audits and the undistributed surplus tax. It notes Landis's SEC chairmanship and potential shift, Carter Glass’s hotel woes, and a web of political maneuvers shaping New Deal economics and railroad regulation.
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Morgenthau
Treasury
Jones
Capitol Hill
FDR
Mr. Jones
Little Fellows
ICC
Morgenthau-Oliphant
SEC
Jim” Landis
Roosevelt
Bulls and Bears
Wall Street
Landis
Washington
Cambridge
Harvard Law School
Carter Glass
Capital
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Jones ‘Hotel
Carter
What You Should Know About Face Pimples
A dated consumer health blurb explains pimples arise from minor disturbances or cleansing issues and may be persistent due to internal causes. It recommends Resinol Ointment applied nightly plus Resinol Soap, claiming it soothes irritation, aids healing, and unclogs oil pores. suggests buying two jars and a soap cake or requesting a free sample from Resinol, Dept. 30.
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Fealiaranre
Vincent News Notes Quiet church and family gatherings
Mrs Merle Smiths brother and Fay Snodgrass family return from Palm Beach and Florida visiting relatives in Elwood Indiana Reverend H J Bond and wife return from Kansas two week visit Bond led Sunday worship and Mrs Bond sang A weekly prayer meeting is set for January 14 in the M E church parlors Edith Hurlbut will lead Mrs Ann Honneberger and Mr and Mrs A W Peters of Elyria visited Miss Ella Tilden and Mrs Anne Tilden on Sunday Local residents visited J G Morris home Co E McIntire Charles Reeche and Mrs Leroy Rhone called on Mr and Mrs J G Morris Mrs Ryan mother of Mrs Edgar Cooper leaves for Marietta Ohio for sister's illness Monthly Progressive class meeting at Mrs Frank Trockleys home Thursday January 14
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Merle Smith
Fay Snodgrass
Marjory
Palm Beach
Mian
Fla
Elwood
Indiana
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M. E. Church
Kansas
Bond
Three youths face prison after taxi escape blocked by motorist
In Cleveland three youths lawfully charged face prison terms after a motorist stopping for a newspaper inadvertently blocked traffic. The trio fled in a stolen taxicab and were pursued by detectives, ending in their capture.
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First Blood Transfusion Report From 1492 In London
Medical records show the first blood transfusion in 1492 failed. Three boys were given a ducati each for donating blood to Pope Innocent VIII. The pope and the boys died in the controversial episode.
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London
Innocent VIII
Peiping Venue Spotlight Capital and Pavilion Theatre
A note highlights two cinema venues in Peiping, China, the Capital and Pavilion Theatres, as focal points for local entertainment offerings showing regular programs and community screenings.
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Peiping
China
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