Court reforms face continued fight despite court plan defeat
The American Bar Association in Kansas City voted to authorize a committee to keep defending judicial independence. The special committee warned renewed efforts to remake the U S courts will occur and urged readiness. Hatton Sumners urged action to save the Constitution amid a crisis in government control. Attorney General Cummings touted support for White House court reform demands and the judiciary’s submission to appoint 16 more federal judges.
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American Bar Association
Kansas City
United States
Roosevelt
Hugo Black
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Yaar
Cummings
Fightttorney General
Judicial Conference
Cumings
President Roosevelt Makes Stop Along Rail Tour
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt rode in the presidential car during a western leg en route to Seattle. A chilly reception marked the Casper Wyoming stop as the party toured the city before continuing.
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Seattle
Dent
Casper
Wyo
Soviet Aid Alleged to Help China Against Japan
Japanese officials in Shanghai claim Marshal Galents-Bluecher of the Russian Far East is directing the Chinese campaign from Siberia. Demat’ov senemane reports munitions and supplies are moved by trucks into China across Sinkiang, suggesting Stalin may be openly siding with China, complicating the Japanese invasion.
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Shanghai
Galents - Bluecher
Far East
Japan
Siberian
Demat
League condemns Japan for aerial bombardment of Chinese cities
The League of Nations adopted a resolution condemning Japan for the bombing of Chinese cities. Tokyo criticized the league for acting without verified facts amid protests from five nations.
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League of Nations
Japan
Tokyo
League
Labor Turmoil at Auto Union and Italy Italy parity amid naval zones and war display
Reported upheaval at Auto Union sources draft leaders such as Victor Reuther and Elmer Dowell reassigned amid economy moves. Italy gains parity in Med patrol zones Britain, France adjust holdings, Mussolini and Hitler stage war show as A. Filene obituary notes Boston merchant dies.
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Bile Workers of
Amer
Victor Reuther
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Dastwin
Detroit
Elmer Dowell
Italy
Britain
France
Mediterranean
Sardinia
Aegean Sea
Marseilles
Algiers
Suez Canal
Farmers' Purchasing Power at 1929 Level
Federal economists report farmers in 1937 have a purchasing power of 103 percent of the 1924 29 average, with 104 percent in 1929 the high in 14 years. Cash farm income is seen at about 9.45 billion from marketings and roughly 450 million in government payments.
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Washington, D. C
Nebraska Intangible Wealth Surges to 115 Million in 1936
Lincoln reports intangible wealth in Nebraska rose by 4,702,549 to 115,662,946 for the year. Total intangible tax receipts statewide reach about 670,198 with cities counties and schools each taking a third. Stock valuations led the gain with 4,739,973 increase to 18,508,54, while bank and investment valuations climb to 22,728,828.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
William H. Smith
Smith
Nebraska to Use Only Home Grown Corn This Year
Omaha grainmen report Nebraska will rely on its own corn and more, with 1937 feed demand expected to exceed supply. They estimate a statewide crop of about 74 million bushels by Sept 1, while new feeding operations will need around 150 million bushels, prompting some eastern counties to surplus and central western areas to buy feed and Iowa imports.
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Omaha
Nebraska
J. L. Welsh
Iowa
Assistance program shows August payouts and August recipient counts
The August monthly statement from Assistance Director Neil C. Vandemoer reports 25,805 old age recipients, 455 total payments of 448,216 dollars, and an average grant of 13.64 dollars per person. July figures were 25,947 recipients, 355 aged and 451,494 total, averaging 13.69 dollars.
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Neil C. Vandemoer
Tri-State Law Enforcement Group Formed at Crawford
Enforcement officers from Wyoming South Dakota and Nebraska formed the Tri State Law Enforcement Association at Crawford to coordinate regional policing efforts. Sheriff lead the meeting and discussed joint training and information sharing.
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Crawford
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Tri- State Law Enforcement Association
Prayer for worthy friendship and love in daily life
A meditation on prizing friendship and love, urging humble prayers to deserve and earn them. It asserts that true bonds require mutual worthiness and duties from both sides, and that a compassionate heart will not miss such ties.
Potatoes for Short Cakes and Cleaning Sinks Tips
Short cakes can be made with hot mashed white potatoes to save flour and shortenings. Remove dark enamel sink streaks with kerosene. Dry clothes before laundering to save weight charges. Peel small onions by covering with hot water to loosen skins. WNU Service.
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