Supreme Court Rolls Back New Deal Powers and Programs
The Supreme Court shakes the New Deal with unanimous rulings. It invalidates the NRA code structure as an unconstitutional delegation, strikes down the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium, and finds Roosevelt’s firing of Humphrey from the FTC illegal. Debate and uncertainty ripple through Washington as industry, Congress, and the White House react.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Congress
HREP
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Brandeis
Roosevelt
Wiliam B. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Mr. Humphrey
Washington
Donald Richberg
National Industrial Recovery Board
White House
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
W. E B. Borah
Germany proposes pan Allied air pact modelled on Locarno
Dolf Hitler proposes that Germany Great Britain France Italy and Belgium form an Anglo French air pact. It would give the six nations the same effect for air power as the Locarno pact gave land forces for France Germany and Belgium.
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Dolf Hitler
Germany
Great
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
California driver wins 500 mile race at Indianapolis
Elly Petillo of California wins the 500 mile Indianapolis speedway event with a new record average speed of 106.24 mph. Clay Weatherly of Cincinnati loses control of his car and is killed in the crash.
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Elly Petillo
California
Indianapolis Speedway
Clay Weatherly
Cincinnati
Naval display and Pacific operations reflect U S power
The piece describes a two day naval show in the Pacific with 225 planes and fleets moving to Pearl Harbor for a harbor test. It notes Marines aboard Utah and a large submarine contingent, then shifts to geopolitical commentary on Japan’s naval ambitions and a Geneva League of Nations session on Ethiopia Italy mediation.
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Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Great Naval Base
Utah
Japan
Togo
Navy
United States
Russia
Asia
Great Ocean
Opening Day at San Diego Pacific Exposition Celebrates
Thousands of visitors toured Balboa Park as the California Pacific Exposition opened. President Roosevelt addressed the crowd by radio from the White House, marking a notable climax to the inauguration.
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AN Diego
el Camino Real
Balboa Park
Roosevelt
White House
Japanese ultimatum blames Chiang Kai-shek for Tangku truce infractions
AP dispatches report Tokyo plans to include Peiping and Tientsin in the demilitarized zone. Threats were issued to bomb and occupy Peiping and Tientsin as part of the Tangku truce violations. Chiang Kai-shek and Gen Yu Hsueb chung are named as responsible for alleged infractions.
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Apan
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Yu. Hsuebchung
Hopei
China
Tokyo
Peiping
Peiping and’ Tientsin Within the Demilitarized Zone
Flandin Loses Bid for Dictatorial Powers in France
Premier Flandin sought dictatorial financial powers to save the franc but the chamber of deputies rejected the bid 358 to 202. He and his cabinet resigned immediately and Fernand Bouisson was asked to form a new government.
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Rank .C. Walker
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
National Democratic Committee
New York
Farley
Melvin C. Eaton
Central West
Republican Party
Springfield
Harrison EB. Spangler
Idwa
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Agriculture
Hoover
Edward Hayes
Decatur
American Legion
Hyde
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Hayes
Eatins
Flandin
France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Fernand Bouisson
Dionne Quintuplets Celebrate First Birthday In Callender
Guardians under the king of Ontario along with Judge J A Valin and Minister David Croll hosted a public birthday party for the Dionne quintuplets in Callender. The infants appeared briefly and crowed into a radio microphone while the parents Dionne stayed away at a nearby hospital after a dispute over custody.
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Bre
Alan
Roy Dafor
J. A. Valin
David Croll
Ontario
Callender
Dionne
Conventional design crocheted rug for modern rooms
This crochet rug called conventional uses solid colors with a black border and green and lavender background. Finished size about 21 1 2 by 11 inches and weighs roughly three pounds using rug strips. many color combinations are possible to fit a room. Full instructions for this rug and 25 others are in Rug Book No 25 from Home Craft Company Department C St Louis MO. send 15 cents for postpaid delivery with SASE.
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Craft. Company
Department C
Nineteenth
St. Louis
Avenue
End Seen for Peanut Industry
The Detroit News notes concerns over peanut consumption in zoos as animals show tummy-aches from overindulgence. The report argues that restraint in appetite is overrated and predicts the low mood ends when children can buy enough peanuts to sicken a whole zoo.
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Chicago
Detroit News
Doan
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Western Newspaper Union
Chief Justice Hughes
Control Administration
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ASING
Copeland- Tugwell Food, Drug and Cosmetic
Clark
Bailey
Vandenberg
Copeland
House
Department of Agriculture
A. Mr. Hyde
Frank C. Walker
Yuousa
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Mussolini
League
Il Duce
Rome
Europe
East Africa
Benito Mussolini
Ieasleh Wien
Sun Wind
Stray Stories Magazine
Ah Hn E. Rynerson
Clabber
Peterman
ANT Food
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Doans
WAFE
Daley Willmos Ntl
Mure Ax Eee
Daisy Fly Killer
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