Supreme Court NRA ruling shakes New Deal foundations
The Supreme Court's NRA decision invalidates the code structure as an unconstitutional delegation of legislative power. It restricts Congress over commerce to interstate or directly connected activities, while other major rulings limit farm mortgage relief and the removal of Humphrey from the FTC. Public reaction spans business leaders and labor groups amid ongoing policy uncertainty.
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NRA
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Jus- Hee — Hughes
Justice Brandeis
Roosevelt
William E Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Llegal
Mr. Humphrey
Sindeacion
Seashisa
Donald Richberg
National Industrial Recovery Board
White House
Senate
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commercie of
United States
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Tide Water Ol Company
United Textile Workers
Treasury Department
Orclass
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
FACA
Dhe
Clark
Bailey
Vanderberg
Copeland
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Franke C. Walker
Jim Farley
National Democratic Committee
New York
Fpolities
Farley
Melvin CG. Eaton
NLY
Republicaan Party
Springfield
Harrison &. Spangler
Iowa
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Hoover
Edward Hayes
Decatur
Til
American Legion
Hyde
Oak Ridge
Haye
Green
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Western European air pact proposal by Hitler
Dolf Hitler proposed a multilateral western European pact among Germany Great Britain France Italy and Belgium to curb aerial aggression. The plan mirrors the Anglo French air pact and aims to provide the same policing role for the named nations that the Locarno pact gives to land forces of France Germany and Belgium.
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Dolf Hitler
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Belgefum
Peaecee
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Ethiopia
Mussolini
League
Bi Duce
Chamber of Deputies
Roma
Plato
Europe
East Africa
Britain
California driver wins 500 mile Indy race with new record
Elly Petillo of California won the 500 mile Indianapolis race setting a new speed record with an average of 108.24 mph. Clay Weatherly of Cincinnati lost control of his car and was killed in the crash.
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Elly Petillo
California
Indianapolis Speedway
Clay Weatherly
Cincinnati
Global tensions flare as Japan and Italy threaten moves
AP reports Tokyo admits plans to demilitarize Peiping and Tslotsian while threatening to bomb Beijing and Tientsin. In Cuba, Cartas Mendieta declines re-election, making Gomez and Menocal frontrunners. US Fair opens as Roosevelt speaks. Dionne quintuplets celebrate first birthday amid guardianship dispute. Mussolini signals arbitration limits, rejects Ethiopia conflict containment.
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Apan
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Lisuehchung
Hopei Province
China
Tangku
Manchuria
Tokyo
Peiping
Tslotsian
NRA Deadlock Shocks Wall Street and Public
The Supreme Court unanimously declares the NRA unconstitutional, triggering a market reaction as brokers rally then drop prices. Labor leaders face calls for strikes while unionists argue for working-condition gains. Peddlers target Americans with Havana lottery schemes and postal plans promise faster mail delivery via autogiros.
TVA audit and political fight over power yardstick
The report by Comptroller General McCarl audits the Tennessee Valley Authority noting the government’s 132 million dollars in development costs and a 38 percent transfer basis on assets. It questions depreciation methods and raises taxation issues and potential private power competition impacts. The piece links TVA governance to congressional scrutiny and broader political fights over veteran bonuses and fiscal policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Alld Probi Authority
TVA
J. BR. McCarl
United States
Tennessee Valley Authority
McCarl
House
Comptroller General
Muscle Shoals
Morgan
McSwain
McLean
New Jersey
Health note for forties warns of mouth bacteria dangers
An article argues people between forty and forty five should scrutinize health, hygiene, and especially dental care. It links mouth bacteria from dead teeth and pyorrhea to causing most deaths and misery, urging cleaner mouths to bolster immunity and reduce illness.
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Western Newspaper Union
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Cuba
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Havana
Mario G. Menocal
Gomez
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Nationalists
Accion Republicann
AN Diego
el Camino Real
Balboa Park
Alan Roy Dafoe
J. A. Valin
David Croll
Ontario
Callender
Dionne
Speedy Hospital
Uttle
A. M. Hyde
Benito Mussolini
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Wall Street
Arthur Belabane
Alice
Arthur Brisbane
Iceland
Earley
Litte
San Francisco
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Borothers
King
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Falee
Ielaenis
Coolidge
Warding
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