Black Nominee Draws Senate Rebuke For Supreme Court Seat
President Roosevelt named Senator Hugo L. Black of Alabama to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court caused by Justice Willis Van Devanter's retirement. The nomination surprised colleagues and faced calls to send it to the Judiciary Committee for careful consideration amid partisan friction. The piece also covers Chinese-Japanese clashes near Peiping and Shanghai, plus debate over cotton loans and wage measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Dem
Ala
Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Black
Ashurst
Ariz
Burke
Neb
Johnson
Rep
Calif
Senate Judiciary Committee
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Senate
AAA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress
House
Bilbo
Mississippi
Etiquette Qs and Answers From Mrs. Post Etiquette Column
Advice covers chicken finger etiquette noting finger bowls, wedding guest limits with no children, dress materials for bridesmaids, choosing yellow or white gold rings, napkin folding at table, guest entry order, and using a silver electric percolator as a water kettle at tea. WNU Service.
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Henry the Eighth
Roosevelt’s push for crop control and wage hours plan
The article argues President Roosevelt backs a new wage and hour bill limiting to forty hours and establishing a labor standards board, plus renewed crop control plans. It warns such federal expansion may encroach on states and individuals, risking broad bureaucratic power and varied regional impact. It notes opposition fears and historical context with NRA AAA and court rulings.
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South
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Roosevelt
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
House
Washington
NRA
AAA
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Labor Standards Board
Board
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Relations Board
Wagner
New York
United States
New England
Alabama
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Hugh Johnson
Western Newspaper Union
Dish Drying Is a Picnic With These Cross-stitched Towels
Fun household craft pattern promotes cross stitched towels for drying dishes. Features six motifs averaging 5 by 7 inches with transfer pattern and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for pattern 5858 with name and address.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Gift of Humility and the View of Humble Talent
The text praises humility as a rare gift and warns against boasting about talent. It emphasizes that every ability is from God and should be cultivated and thanked, not flaunted or displayed for public notice. It urges awareness of this grace without conceit.
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News
Peiping
Westernet Union
Senator Black
Great Wall
Suiyuan
Shansi
Nankow
Manchukuo
China
Senate O.K
Sumners
House of Representatives
Warren R. Austin
District Court
Department of Justice
Attorney General
Circuit Court of Appeals
Shanghai
Aemily Post
Ily
Post
Marys
Johnnies
Mrs. Post
William National Press
Washington, D. C
Orld’s
WIM
Ashland
Denton
Facial Magnesia Select Products, Inc
Zard Street
Long Inland City
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