Roosevelt NRA resolution backed by Senate finance panel
The Senate finance committee approved a continuing resolution for the National Recovery Act to run until April 1, 1936, with limits on price fixing and intrastate codes. Roosevelt and Richberg pushed for a two year NRA bill, but the panel favored the shorter measure and awaited congressional action.
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Parker dam ruling stirs New Deal fears on projects
The Supreme Court ruled Ickes lacked authority to dam navigable rivers without congressional orders and that PWA funds may not cover Parker dam. Officials warned of suits against other large reclamation works. Ickes planned to seek congressional authorization. Separately, a house subcommittee found impeachment unlikely for Judges Woodward Wilkerson and Lindley after reviewing equity and bankruptcy cases.
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Equity
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Chairman John J. M'Swain Apologizes Over Defense Plan Disclosure
Chairman John J. M'Swain of the House Military Affairs Committee sends the President a letter of apology for disclosing defense plans from executive sessions and accepts full responsibility for the incident. He was rebuked by a letter from the secretary of defense over plans involving ice and defense of British and French islands in the Atlantic and Caribbean in case of war.
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Republicans plan grass roots conference in Springfield
A nine state Republican group met at Excelsior Springs Missouri and decided the grass roots conference of party leaders should be held in Springfield Illinois with the date to be fixed later.
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Excelsior Springs
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Havana Leads In Morro Castle Fire Probe
Havana police arrest three men from Catalonia after links found on them as suspects in the Morro Castle disaster and other recent marine blazes, with letters found on their persons fueling the investigation.
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Morro Castle
Catalam
Spain
Boy who likes to fight denies fighting is wicked
The saying argues that fighters avoid admitting that violence is wrong. It reflects a stubborn stance that aggression is justified in pursuit of strength or honor.
May Catch a Tartar Watch for the hard-boiled man
A pithy warning describes a tough-looking man who may prove dangerous, cautioning readers to stay alert for hidden threats despite appearances. The note frames a noir tone about streetwise danger and unexpected confrontation.
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