Roosevelt Threatens Constitutional Change in 1936 Campaign
President Roosevelt proposes a plan to amend the Constitution transferring power from states to the federal government to advance the New Deal. He outlines a campaign that could realign U.S. politics into two major parties, with broad federal control over agriculture, industry, and commerce.
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Ilinois
Hastings
Delaware
To-Gother
Edison Electric Institute
Atlantic City
Thomas N.mccarter
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Big issues mix with crime and ships in BrisBane This Week
A collage of topics on the NRA, Damocles bills, and the Normandie ship headline the column. It notes Kidnap cases including Danny Walsh and Volney Davis, plus violent crime and trials, with references to King George and American tax considerations.
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End of NRA era centers on future of New Deal
The piece analyzes the Supreme Court ruling on the NRA and Frazier-Lemke, arguing the heart of the New Deal was struck down, forecasting a cautious shift toward practical policy. It warns of diminished confidence in federal planning and predicts a wait for AAA and broader economic recovery while noting continued political debate.
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A Conqueror For a Man to Conquer Himself
A fragment reflecting on self mastery from Plato notes that conquering oneself is the first noblest victory while being vanquished within is the basest and most shameful defeat. The quote emphasizes inner discipline and virtue as the path to true honor.
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