NRA faces constitutional test as Supreme Court may settle act
The piece reports on the push for a Supreme Court ruling on the National Industrial Recovery Act as NRA and DOJ shift strategy after withdrawing Belcher case. It notes editorial reactions, political fallout in Congress, and tensions around AAA reforms and Tugwell’s planned duties, signaling waning Roosevelt honeymoon.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
NRA
Bo Belcher
Alabama
National Recovery Administration
Department of Justice
Belcher
Congress
Beene
Seeotae
Wallace
George
Georgia
AAA
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Russia Eyes Five Year Plan With Emus and Kangaroos
The Los Angeles Times notes Russia plans for future prosperity by embracing Australian fauna. Emus and kangaroos, introduced under a five year plan, thrive in Moscow region winters. Emu eggs offer nutrition while kangaroo hides promise high quality leather for footwear.
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Russia
Australia
Los Angeles Times
Moscow
Postum Offers Free Week's Supply Through Mail Request
Postum Company advertises a free week supply of healthful Postum for readers who write for it Ady. The offer appears in another section of the same newspaper page.
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Postum Company
Ady
To Be Avoided Flowers For The Living
A cautionary note warns against overindulgence in flowers and taffy like substances, suggesting excessive sweetness may degrade the living. The line reads as a whimsical moral about careful consumption and decorum.
Pellets Best for Liver? Skeptic Tackles Claims
Fragmentary notes question the effectiveness of pellet-based remedies for liver issues. The text mentions laxative-three and a cathartic named Adyv, hinting at debate over treatment value and proper use.
Fragmentary Prose on Fear and Duty
A brief, archaic sounding fragment speaks of fear driving conduct and whether true virtue follows courage or restraint. The lines imply moral consequence and obligation arising from fear and daring actions.
Future airships resemble winged rockets says Breguet
French aircraft pioneer M Louis Breguet predicts future airliners will be winged rockets like. They will feature heavy wings with 20 to 80 pounds per square foot, strong brakes, light powerful engines, and occasional supercharging. Flights rarely exceed 13 000 feet with heated cabins and optional oxygen.
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M. Louis Breguet
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