NRA Declared Unconstitutional by Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court ruled the National Recovery Administration unconstitutional, suspending all compulsory enforcement of codes. President Roosevelt and aides convened. NRA Administrator Donald Richberg urged continued operations under codes until a new structure is built. Congress paused all New Deal actions as leaders weighed implications.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
NRA
Richberg
Supreme Court
Passenger List Of S. S. Northwind Enroute To Nome
A passenger list shows Mrs J I Anderson Mrs Geo C Folger Mrs Evans Ruth Beat Mr Willitts CJ Tiernagel Mr Bissner Mr Alexander aboard the S S Northwind chartered by Arctic Transport Co bound for Nome. The vessel also carries dredge parts engines and mining machinery for several projects. The Baldwin is set to sail June 1 for Nome with additional mining machinery lumber and cargo.
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Arctic Transport Co
Nome
J I Anderson
Geo. C. Folger
Evans Ruth Beat
Willitts
CJ Tiernagel
Bissner
Alexander
Casa de Paga
Sunset Creek
Tin City
Kimball and Dental Council
Baldwin
Alaska Legislation and Alaska Day in the House
The Pope-Dimond bill for employment relief through mineral development was reported with amendments by the Senate Mines and Mining Committee. Alaska matters were discussed with Governor Troy inviting the President to visit Alaska this summer, possible flood control studies on Tanana River and Chena Slough, and five Alaska House bills passed including Nome public works bonds up to 100000 and court jurisdiction amendments.
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Senate
Pope
Idaho
Pope- Dimond
House
Dimond
Senate Committee On Mines and Minng
Troy
Alaska
Tanana River
Chena
Committee On Flood Control
Nome
Judicial Code
District Court of
United States
U. S. Commissioners of
Petersburg i
Congressional chiefs order restudy of all New Deal acts
Washington May 28. Congressional leaders order a complete restudy of all major New Deal bills to determine their constitutionality in light of yesterday's NRA decision. The move aims to review the legality of the administration's legislation.
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Congressional
Associated Press
Washington
Bigh
NRA
Abandoned NRA enforcement amid New Deal setback
In Washington on May 28 amid widespread political strife the administration halted all attempts to enforce the NRA. It called for business leaders to observe new guidelines while court actions and resumed talks were sought to calm the situation. London commentary noted a severe blow to Roosevelt's prestige following the NRA decision.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
NRA
Roosevelt
Indus
New Deal
London
United States Supreme Court
Robot Era Seen For World In 50 Years From Now
London May sees Sir Eric Geddes envisage a future fifty years ahead where robots take over menial work leaving people with excess leisure. He notes finding outlets for energy will challenge society as mechanical progress accelerates. Sir Michael Sadler predicts a cultural revival through mass production driving interest in arts.
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Associated Press
London
Eric Geddes
Kidnapped Weyerhaeuser Boy Case Tightly Guarded
Tacoma authorities restricted access as detectives and state patrol offices closed to newsmen amid a search for ten year old Philip Weyerhaeuser. Officials offered no comment on a potential breakthrough while the family met with authorities to plan a safe return.
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Tacoma
Weyerhaeuser
State Patrol
Justice Department
Percy
Minnie
Cadets Graduated Coast Guard Academy New Ensigns Assigned
Thirty one cadets graduated from the Coast Guard Academy at New London and received ensign commissions. Ralph Dean of Seattle and Clayton Opp of Yakima were assigned to the Zutter Chelan, while Robert F. Shunk of Seattle was assigned to the Haida in Cordova. A separate item reports Canadian support for International Highway Alaska and Canada U S talks. Dimond cites Muor ridge assurances and Ottawa visits.
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Will Pres
Coast Guard
Academ International Higheary
Gov't
Asociated Press
New London
Conn
Coast Guard Academy
Ralph 2. Dean
Seattle
Clayton M. Opp
Yakima
Zutter Chelan
Robert F. Shunk
Cordova
Air Service Pilots Fly to Remote Creeks and Springs
Yesterday the Macow Air Service operated a flight to Monument Creek with A. C. Stewart and H. W Her schel aboard. Pete Bloomberg flew to Pilgrim Springs, and a planned Wednesday flight to Dahl Creek in the Kangarok will carry Pete Yaeger and Mr. McCard as passengers.
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Shol Mans Wurow Ur
Uhe
Macow Air Service
A. C. Stewart
H. W Herschel
Monument Creek
Pete Bloomberg
Pilgrim Springs
Dahl Creek
Kangarok
Pete Yaeger
Mr. McCard
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The
S. S. Northwind
Washington News-Letter
A. J. Dimond
J. J. Eckles
Her
Michael Sadler
University College
Oxford
Kdnaping
Canada
Anthony J. Dimond
William Duncan Muorridge
Ottawa
British Columbia
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