Roosevelt says court reorganization aims reached
President Roosevelt announced that the objectives of the defeated 1937 Supreme Court reorganization bill have been fully attained. He cited liberal gains despite the bill's defeat and noted a new judicial administrative office to oversee fiscal affairs and docket conditions across Federal courts.
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Washington
Rosevelt
Supreme Court
Bar
Roosevelt
Frank J. Hogan
American Bar Association
High Court
Congress
President cites 1937 objectives and Supreme Court critique
President lists seven 1937 objectives claimed as achieved and criticizes Supreme Court for narrow constitutional interpretations. Corwin Arthur Smith of Hagertown, 30, sentenced to two to four years in Eastern Penitentiary for stealing a razor from Samuel Rinehart of Chambersburg, with a $5 fine and costs. Mrs Anna Bent of Smithsburg sustains a minor knee injury in a Cave Town Pike auto accident and is treated and released.
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Congress
Supreme Court
United States
Bar
Corwin Arthur Smith
Hagerstown
Watson RB. Davidson
Franklin County
Eastern
Samuel Rinehart
Chambersburg
H. S. Byers
Smith
Maryland House of Correction
Rinehart
Anna Bent
Smithsburg
Cavetown Pike
Bridges Named Outstanding By Legion In Deportation Hearing
Harry Bridges was called the outstanding name by Harper Knowles chair of the American Legion Radical Research Committee during Bridges deportation hearing in San Francisco Knowles a former investigator for Associated Farmers of California testified he had identified Californians including Bridges and Gov Culbert Olson as Communists or sympathizers before the Dies Committee Knowles denied involvement in any conspiracy and said he attended San Francisco meetings where Ivan Cox discussed a suit naming Bridges and 500 others as Communist conspirators seeking damages Cox later withdrew the suit and Knowles said he paid Cox ten dollars after it was filed
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San Francisco
Aug
Harry Bridges
American Legion
Radical Research Committee
California
CIO
Harper Knowles
Legion’s Committee
Knowles
Associated Farmers of California
Dies Congressional
Washington
Bridges
Culbert L. Olson
Portland
Seattle
Union 1
Ivan Cox
Longshoremen’s Union
Cox
Pacific Coast
Hopes Are Dimmed For Early Parley
Cumberland Maryland August 8 1964 Prospects for immediate mediation of the United Textile Workers strike at the Celanese plant dim as officials say a cleanup and salvage job prevents attendance at a conference with union leaders John J Conner commissioner of conciliation hopes to arrange a conference soon Plant workers shut down the plant Friday and hold meetings in nearby towns to rally support
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Cumberland
United Textile Workers
Youth Dies in Highway Crash Near Fayetteville
Franklin County coroner declared no inquest needed after a motorcycle crash Saturday near Scotland killed Ernest Jones Jr., 20, of near Fayetteville. Jones borrowed Oy ear Wishard's motorcycle without consent. Wishard works as a steamshovel operator on the Germantown project where Jones was employed. Police report the bike was taken without permission.
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Franklin County
A. W. Thrush
Ernest Jones, Jr
Fayetteville
Jones
Scotland
Oyear Wishard
Caretown
Germantown
World's Largest Aircraft Hangar in Miami Houses Clippers
The world's largest aircraft hangar, located in Miami Wisconsin, shelters clipper planes amid booming air storage. local observers note its grand scale and the facility's role in regional aviation.
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Miami, Wia
Father Divine Day at Fair Proposed
New York officials consider a Father Divine Day at the World’s Fair after a follower suggested the idea. An official said a letter should be written to request consideration, noting the fair has dedicated days for various themes. A second official mused about a fish fry by Fountain Lake as part of such a day.
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Father Divine
New York
Fountain Lake
Cary Grant Plans California Wedding to Phyllis Brooks
New York Aug 8 Cary Grant the movie actor said on returning from Europe that he and Phyllis Brooks would marry in California after his next picture. He would visit his mother in Bristol England and they would meet her mother before the marriage.
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New York
Cary Grant
Europe
Phyllis Brooks
Filmland
California
Grant
Bristol
England
Miss Brooks
Combined Feature Night Wednesday at City Park
The City Supervised Playgrounds host a second combined feature night at City Park Wednesday evening starting at 6 30. About 60 children from city playgrounds will participate. Attendance last week across all playgrounds reached 3 604 with 1063 total registrations for 1963.
Roosevelt Signs Nearly 100 Bills Including Federal Courts Officer
Washington August 3 Nearly 100 bills signed by President Roosevelt Monday most minor. Notable measures include creating an administrative officer for Federal courts extending court jurisdiction to card sharp cases on American ships making false claims for insured mail matters a patient obtaining simplification, reviving Lieutenant General rank, retirement on full pay for unfit Federal judges after 10 years, and fixing Philippine trade quotas through 1946. Most remaining bills provide individual relief or fix previous oversights.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Islands
Soviet Agricultural Show Near Moscow Unveils 22 Years of Farming Progress
An elaborate agricultural show near Moscow highlights 22 years of farming advances. The exposition spans about 335 acres with exhibits prepared by 2,000 artists and workers.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Many Enlist in Army Here
Sergeant John Chop announces several local youths enlisting in the Army. Lordton A. Peters sails about Sept. 12 for the Philippines with Coast Artillery. Martin C. Bowers re enlists at Fort Meade. John Y. Russell George W. Rouse and Howard B. Wiltshire join Infantry in the Canal Zone. James W. Wine and Walter E. Diverbiss enlist for Hawaii. Vacancies open for new and ex service men in several branches in the Philippines, Hawaii, and Panama. Apply at the local recruiting office in the post office building. August office hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily except Sunday.
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John Chop
U. S. Army
Lordton A. Peters
William H. Peters
Coast Artillery
Philippine Islands
Peters
Fore Slocum
Panama Canal
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Philippines
Martin C. Bowers
Irene V. Bowers
H. Q. Co. 34Th Infantry
Fort George G. Meade
Engineers
Q. M. Corps
Infantry and Field Artillery
Phillippines
Hawaiian Islands
Panama
Regular Army Reserve
Veteran Publisher Urey Woodson Dies at 80
Urey Woodson, veteran newspaper publisher and editor, died at age 80 after a 60 year career in newspapers and politics. He helped discover Irvin S. Cobb and gave him early support as a writer and humorist. Woodson retired a decade ago as publisher of the Owensboro Messenger and had just returned home.
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Qyventboro
Urey Woodson
Irvin S. Cobb
Woodson
Owensboro Messenger
Washington voter in Democratic primary age details
A fragment notes a Washington resident voting in the Democratic primary last Saturday. It mentions an expected 80th birthday on August 16 and references Sir Robert Peel, the British statesman, who entered Parliament at 21.
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Washington
Robert Peel
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