New Proposals Shape Supreme Court Enlargement Debate
Washington March 16 Two compromises to broaden the Supreme Court gain attention. A gradual membership increase possibly two justices this year and one each following year to reach 15. Norris plan seeks seven to two veto of acts and a nine year cap. William Green testifies before Senate Judiciary as backers push administration program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
George W. Norris
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate Judiciary Committee
Green
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Borah
High Tribunal
Sen
Key Pittman
Nev
Pittman
Permanent Court of 15
Edward R. Burke
Burke
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Councilman Nelson Criticizes Safety Officials Over Fire Escape
Councilman Elmer Nelson attacked the city administration the safety committee and reporters for ignoring his two year old complaint about a blocked fire escape at The Merthe Company. He said the danger was only recently eliminated and urged accountability for fire protection.
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Elmer Nelson
Council Safety Committee
Merthe Company
Ohio Public Service Company
Safety Committee
George Thompson
Nelson
Ed Notley
Frank Henke
Brooklyn pet shop fined for cold dogs
A human society agent found dogs shivering in Aaron Rosenblum's Brooklyn pet shop and he was brought to court for failing to provide heat. He was fined 20 dollars, one dollar per dog.
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New York
Humand Society
Aaron Rosenblum
Brooklyn
Rise of Old Guard in Democratic Clash Over Roosevelt
The article outlines a deepening split within the Democratic Party as conservatives plot to control the 1940 convention and oppose FDR's New Deal. It notes tensions over judicial reform, religious influence, labor relations, and strategy, with figures like Burke, Glass, George, Wheeler, Watson, and Cummings shaping the controversy.
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Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Burke
Nebraska
Glass
Virginia
George
Georgia
Roosevelt
G. O. P.-ers
Burt Wheeler
Montana
James &. Watson
Indiana
Senate
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Wheeler
Bob" LaFollette
Mr. Watson
G. P.-ers
White House
Washington
League of Nations
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Regnard Aslight
Catholic Church
Curley
Baltimore
O'Connell
Boston
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Mundeleip
Chicago
New Deal
Rome
Evangelist Links Sin to Life’s Tragedies at First Baptist
Bill Colegrove told Elyria listeners that sin brought floods, crime, and misery, urging that a savior is the cure. He recounted incidents of how parental sin harms children and praised churches and Christians for local safety. Tonight he speaks on Jesus as the answer, drawing a large crowd to the church.
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Bill Cole- Blove
Cue First Baptist Church
Bill
Elyria
Bill” Colegrove
Jesus
First Baptist Church
Bath at 3 a.m. deemed disorderly conduct in Seattle
Seattle Police Judge William R. Bell ruled that taking a bath at 3 a.m. constitutes disorderly conduct. Harry Heinz, 40, was sentenced to five days in jail after protesting a hotel’s refusal to permit a bath at that hour. He claimed baths are allowed by common law on Saturday nights.
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Seattle
Wash
William R. Bell
Harry Heinz
Local meeting adjourned after late hours with refreshments
Commander Beattie led a gathering that included James Powell Stacy Smith Dennis Robison Walter Hill Roy Hendrixon Alfred Hopkins Walter Kushinski and John Scarborough. The meeting adjourned at a late hour and refreshments were served by the Auxiliary.
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Herald Hamilton Sr
Y. Dow
Mr. Hamilton
United States
Hnla Anuon
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Zemo Graber
V. F. W. Department
Alfred J. Hopkins
Dennis Robison
John Haun
Roy Hendrixon
John Smith
Walter Hill
Norman Bradley
John Scarborough
Thomas Michalis
Edgewater Post No. 496
Cleveland
W. B. Wynne
Akron
Ohio
Fremont
Commander Beattie
James Powell
Stacy Smith
Alfred Hopkins
Walter Kushinski
Bucyrus Man Heads Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Charles F. Schaber of Bucyrus, a Democratic member of the Ohio State Utilities Commission since 1933, is named chairman. Governor appoints Dennis Dunlavy of Ashland to succeed E. J. Hopple as commission member. The announcements come from Columbus.
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Columbus, O
Charles F. Schaber
Bucyrus
State Utilities Commission
Janas Hay Sovopigs Dare
Dennis Dunlavy
Ashtabula
E. J. Hopple
Cleveland
Trade Mine For Cow Sparks Small Arizona Bargain
Bisbee mayor Andrew Bettwy acquired a cow for his old mine after H. B. Imus traded his cow for Bettwy s mine. Bettwy brought the cow home while Imus began working the mine, which is thought to hold silver and lead. Both call the exchange a happy bargain.
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Lewis
White House
Bisbee
Ariz
Andrew Bettwy
H. B. Imus
Bettwy
Mk I Imus
London Horse Cab Drivers Still Operate Under Licenses
Report notes 24 licensed horse cab drivers continue to ply their trade in London despite regulatory changes.
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London
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Cornell University
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California
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Yale
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Notre Dame
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