Senate divides over President's Supreme Court plan as opposition grows
The Senate Judiciary Committee shifts toward reporting the President's Supreme Court bill with 10 voting against and 8 in support. Senators O Mahoney Hatch and McCarren join the opposition, citing concerns over the bill's constitutional reach and the court's independence. The panel plans to begin voting on May 18 amid broader Washington debates on spending, taxes, and reform.
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Nevada
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Austin
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Neely
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Delaware
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McCarren
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
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New Orleans
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Schenk
Decatur
Galveston
Marvin McIntyre
White House
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
House of Representatives
Farley
Western Newspaper Union
Must Cut Spending Washington National Topics Interpreted By WILLIAM BRUCKART
William Bruckart analyzes President Roosevelts push for reduced government spending. He critiques the laymans budget balance and relief costs while noting Treasury miscalculations and ongoing waste. He questions whether current rhetoric equals a true retrenchment plan and highlights agency spending reviews.
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William Bruckart
Roosevelt
Congress
Morgenthau
Treasury
Roosevelt must curb spending to avert national bankruptcy
The article argues Roosevelt has taught subordinates to spend freely and urges him to educate both officials and congress to conserve taxpayers’ money. It notes tax receipts miss projections, warns of possible national bankruptcy, and discusses court packing politics and Senate attitudes toward relief spending.
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Harry Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
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Roosevelt
Telling There Is Nothing That Cannot Be Perverted
A quotation attributed to Terence states that any truth or fact can be corrupted by a poorly told version. The remark emphasizes the power and risk of storytelling to distort meaning and intent.
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Terence
Adlerika Promises Full Digestive Cleanse Relief
An anecdotal testimonial claims Adlerika relieves gas and cramps by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. It cites Dr H L Shoub of New York stating it reduces bacteria and colon bacilli and urges readers to try one spoonful for gas and constipation at leading druggists.
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Adlerika
H. L. Shoub
New York
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