Big Business Sees NRA Fate Shift After Supreme Court Ruling
The piece argues that the Supreme Court decision changes the dynamic between big and small business over the NRA. It cites Cincinnati department stores showing mixed effects, with hours cut and pay tied to NRA codes, yet higher profits and volume, while industry leaders avoid scrutiny of each other’s practices.
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NO POLITICS IN PRAYERS IN SENATE CHAPLAIN
Senate chaplain Rev. Bar ney T. Phillips, a Republican holdover since 1927, is praised for distinguished service and a published prayer collection. His ties to Democratic leader Joe Robinson and role as rector of Washington’s Epiphany Church are noted along with weekly adjournment prayers and a $1600 stipend.
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Senate
Barney T. Phillips
Coolidge
Phillips
Joe Robinson
Joe
Church of the Epiphany
Japanese Leaders Oppose Navy Conference Delay
Japanese naval leaders oppose postponing the general naval conference to 1936. Close commanders say Japan would accept Germany and Soviet Russia’s inclusion if all other signatories to the naval treaties favor admitting the two nations.
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Japan
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Electric rate cuts save New Jersey consumers six million per year
The Public Utility Commission reports reductions in electric rates over the past year totaling 6,251,000 dollars in annual savings. About eighty percent of New Jersey electric customers will benefit from cuts across nine companies, with listed yearly savings including Public Service, Atlantic City Electric, Jersey Central Power & Light, Rockland Electric, Vineland Muni Plant, Millville Electric, N J Power & Light, Orange and Rockland Utilities, and South Jersey Power & Light.
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Public Utility Commission
New Jersey
Atlantic City Electric
Jersey Central Power & Light
Iil
Rockland Electric
Vineland Muni
Millville Electric
N. J. Power & Light
Orange and Rockland Pvocltio
South Jersey Power & Ang Sereda Brats
Newspapers drop Blue Eagle after NRA decision
The ink not dry on the NRA ruling before seven papers dropped the Blue Eagle emblem. The list includes The New York Sun The New York Journal The New York Herald Tribune The Dayton Journal The Dayton Herald The Chicago Tribune The Chicago Daily News.
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New York Sun
New York Journal
William Randolph Hearst
New York Herald- Tribune
Dayton, Ohio
Fisherman Hooks Eleven-Foot Shark Off Puerto Rico
In San Juan Puerto Rico fisherman Felipe Morales hauled an eleven foot shark to shore after hooking it evidence found inside the carcass included parts of a man and clothing, indicating a possible fatal encounter or entanglement.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Felipe Morales
Norris Attacks McCarl Over TVA Power Rate Control
Senator Norris accuses Comptroller General McCarl of aiming to wreck TVA’s rate policy through court injunctions and audits. The two men exchange letters over TVA finances, with Norris warning the amendment would strip TVA discretion and help private power interests. McCarl defends closer supervision as needed for a public funds agency.
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Norris
John R. McCarl
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
McCarl
McCari
Comptroller’s Office
Tennesee Valley Authority
Roosevelt Calls NRA Ruling a Decade Setback for U S
President Roosevelt says the NRA decision slashes a decade from the country and raises a fight over whether the Federal Government or the 48 states should control national social and economic conditions. He cautions the ruling may require a constitutional amendment and notes the issue will be decided by the people in coming years.
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Roosevelt
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NRA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Securities Commission
Congress
Life Began for Kidnapper on 30th Birthday
Walter McGee, the kidnapper of Mary McElroy, died in prison after a sentence commuted to life imprisonment on the second anniversary of the abduction, and was moved to the state prison at Jefferson City on his thirtieth birthday.
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Kansas City
Walter Mc‘Gee
Mary McElroy
Jefferson City
Jobless to Check Ju. S. Tax Returns
Unemployed professionals and clerks would inspect income tax returns while idle building tradesmen gain construction work at army posts in 23 states under new relief proposals. The Emergency Council filed $65,956,816 in new applications, including $400 million highway projects, plus $14,542,825 to hire white collar staff for tax related investigations and audits across 20 metropolitan areas.
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Washington
The
Emergency Council
Jeffersonville
Ind
Newport
Fort Thomas
Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Roosevelt
O. K
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Silent Senator Mistaken for Huey Long in Senate Walkthrough
Michael Mac White, Senial Minister of the Irish Free State, sought Huey Long in the Senate but encountered a quiet man with aggressive bearing, upturned nose and curly hair. He later realized the figure was New Jersey's extremely conservative Senator Barber who spoke not a word.
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Washington
Michael MacWhite
ACLU Withdraws Opposition to Labor Disputes Bill
The American Civil Liberties Union told Senator Wagner of New York it would withdraw its opposition. A referendum of ACLU members showed division on the issue, said Harry F. Ward, the chairman.
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Washington
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Wagner
New York
Senate
Harry F. Ward
Hungary Urges Arms Equality With Little Entente
Premier Julius Gomboes calls for full equality of armaments for Hungary with Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia and Romania through agreement among the powers He proposes compulsory military service up to two years to ensure parity and deter potential aggression from neighboring states.
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Hungary
Julius Gomboes
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
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