Pocket Veto Marks Muscle Shoals Bill By The President
Washington June 8 The Muscle Shoals bill faced doubtful fate as President Coolidge did not sign by midnight, fueling claims of a pocket veto. Senator Norris and supporters warn it could become law if an appropriations move is used, while other aides say the delay preserves the veto. The bill aimed to have the government build manufacture nitrates and produce fertilizer at Alabama's wartime plant.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Cooligde
Norris
Nebraska
Alabama
Congress
New Legal View on Session End and Auto-Approval
Norris contends that the end of Congress's first session is only a recess not an adjournment. He argues the President's failure to sign makes a measure law automatically, as if ten days elapsed while sitting. He cites a Supreme Court decision supporting signing during a Christmas recess beyond ten days. The Muscles Shoals bill would not be dead, he says, lest Congress’s constitutional duty be undermined. The U S court of claims ruled on April 19 that on
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Norris
Congress
Supreme Court
Muscle Shoals
U. S. Court of Claims
Indian claims bill awaits ruling after long session
The Indian claims bill remains unsigned after a protracted Congress session and failed to become law. The decision is appealed to the Supreme Court to set a guiding precedent for the Muscle Shoals bill.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Kiwanis to hear Weather Bureau talk on climate
Wellington Kiwanis Club members will meet Thursday at noon to hear Milton Davis of the U S Weather Bureau in Cleveland discuss the topic Weather. The talk will cover meteorology and local climate insights for club members.
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Wellington
Kiwanis Club
Milton Davis
U. S. Weather Bureau of
Cleveland
Kiwanis Party to Feature Merry Makers June 29
Howard Page of the Kiwanis entertainment committee says the Kiwanis family and guests will attend a real party on June 29. Eve Jones and his five Merry Makers, radio artists from WTAM Cleveland, are slated as entertainers for the evening.
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Howard Page
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Eve Jones
WTAM
Cleveland
Senior Class Play Delights Large Audience
The Senior class play Whole Towns Talking directed by Miss Mary Kelly was fully presented last evening to a large appreciative audience. The farce featured Henry Simmons Can Rowland Harnet Simmons Imogene Rice Ethel Simmons Mildred Deisler Chester Binney Scott Avery Letti Lythe Marjorie Holiday Donald Swift Claude Parsons Roger Shields Elton Parker Lila Wilson Leona McConnell Sally Otis Grace Miller Annie Helen Muffly Sadie Bloom Ruth Hogan Mrs Jackson Phyllis Whiton Madge Todlock Ethel Clinesmith and taxi driver Russel Kepler. After the performance several students received diplomas including Harold Auble Karl Avery Scott Avery Willard Barnes Pauline Bassett Louella Blair Grace Clara Ethel Clinesmith Pearl Davidson Mildred Deisler Robert Dickason Richard Duff Orrie Edwards Edith Gleason Harold Green Kenneth Grose Ruth Hogan Marjorie Holiday Russell Keppler Hattie Kruger Leona McConnell Grace Miller Helen Muffly Elton Parker Claude Parsons Imogene Rice Paul Robinson Dan
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Mary Kelly
Henry Simmons
Can Rowland
Harnet Simmons
Imogene Rice
Ethel Simmons
Mildred Deisler
Chester Binney
Scott Avery
Letti Lythe
Marjorie Holiday
Donald Swift
Claude Parsons
Roger Shields
Elton Parker
Lila Wilson
Leona
Rowland and Sybrandt among named residents in notice
The listing names Rowland Sheldon Rowland Stan ley Sybrandt Madge Tadlock Phyllis Whiton among residents referenced in the public notice.
Ice Cream Cone Co to Open New Store Here
James Kontos announces Rainbow Ice Cream Cone Co will lease 133 Cleveland Street and open its new store here early next week. The organization operates in several Ohio cities and expands its local presence with the reopening plan.
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ICE Cream Cone CO
James Kontos
Cleveland Street
Rainbow Ice Cream Cone Co
Ohio
Rome Celebrates Corpus Domini Amid Civil Holiday Decree
In Rome and across Italy the Corpus Domini festival, once a civil holiday under the 1918 Fascist government decree, was observed with religious processions and public celebration, reflecting the era's intertwining state and church rites.
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Rome
Italy
Fauver and Robson Phone 2941 Broad Street
Local business at 419 Broad Street lists Fauver and Robson with telephone number 2941. Details indicate a small commercial listing or contact information for the firm.
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Fauver & Robson
Broad St
Havana High Girls Forbidden Lipstick Eyebrow Pencils
Havana high school banned students from using lipstick eyebrow pencil and rouge on campus. The policy restricts cosmetic items as part of school appearance rules and dress code enforcement.
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Havana
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Elyria
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ROYAL
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland St
Perry Court
Clarence Chamberlin
Barren Island
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Chamberlin
New York
Karpen
Browns Furniture House
Middle Ave
Fifth Street
DRY Cleaners
Kolinski & Standen
Elyria Sav. & Trust
West End Furniture
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