Cummings Defends President Power in New Deal Challenge
Attorney General Cummings argued before the Supreme Court for the government, defending the President and Congress to adopt the monetary policy and abrogate gold payment guarantees. He contended the acts were necessary in hard times, warning against the cost and class divisions that could follow a ruling against them. Observers noted sharp judicial split on constitutional authority and the league’s pledge for sound federal policy.
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Washington
Cummings
Congress
United States Treasury
Senate Leader Plans Floor Fight On World Court Adherence
FNATOR JOSEPH ROBIN SON as majority leader says he will bring the foreign relations committee approved resolution to the senate floor soon. sentiment against the plan is strong and outcome is uncertain. the revised reservation five preserves advisory opinion limits while discussions may occur under the root protocol. Democrats Tehula and Murray opposed. Republicans Van denberg Capper favored.
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Joseph Robinson
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
World Court
Mir. Robinson
United States
Kenatera Tewula
Murray
Vandenberg
Capper
American Liberty League Issues Ten Point Platform
MOSM Democrats and Republicans united as the American Liberty League announces a ten point platform opposing New Deal expansion. The plank pledges to preserve American institutions and liberty while combating bureaucracy, monopoly growth, industrial specialization, and regimentation of life. It criticizes the delegation of legislative power to the President and the regimentation of American life.
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Mosm Democrats
American Liberty League
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Supreme Court voids oil control provisions of New Deal act
The Supreme Court, by eight justices with Justice Cardozo dissenting, held Section 9c of the National Industrial Recovery Act unconstitutional. The ruling, read by Chief Justice Hughes, strikes down federal power to ban interstate shipment of hot oil produced in excess of state quotas. It marks the first major New Deal case before the court.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
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Slughes
Roosevelt budget forecast shows large deficit and relief spending
The Roosevelt administration projects a $4.5 billion deficit for 1930 with total expenditures near $39.9 billion and federal relief programs fueling gains. A defense appropriation tops $899.9 million while 1,371,000 federal workers are slated for dismissal and veterans pensions reach about $701 million. The New Deal deficit over three years will total $11.7 billion despite recovery trends.
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Congress
Mare Pickford Divorced From Douglas Cathanks in Los Angeles
Mare Pickford appeared before Judge Ten Lindsey in Los Angeles and won a divorce from Douglas Cathanks ending the revered Hollywood marriage. She claimed mental cruelty and neglect, and testified a property settlement had been made. Elizabeth Lewis corroborated the decree, while Pickford left the courtroom in tears. In St Moritz Switzerland officials declined to comment.
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Ten Tindsey
Los Angeles
Douglas Cathanks
Mary
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Elizabeth Lewis
Alsa Pickford
Mmiry
Talibonka
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Dramatic Lindbergh kidnapping trial links Hauptmann to ransom
The trial weaves circumstantial evidence against Bruno Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby case. Key witnesses include a man who saw a dirty green car with a ladder, a Bronx taxi driver who says Hauptmann paid for the ransom, and Dr. John Comin who identified Hauptmann as the negotiator. Detective Johnson presents further testimony as the state builds its case for the jury.
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Bruno Slnuptmann
Lindbergh
Hia Vetce
Amandus Eoecsmuth
Hauptmann
Lindbergh Lane
John Perrone
Bronx
John Comion
Bruno
Ilia Lung Pou
J. Reldly
Arthur Johnson
New York
Europe
Isadore Fisch
Fisch
Germany
Apology Ends US Damages Over Sinking Ship Im Alone
A cross border arbitration between US and Canada, led by Willis Van Devanter and Sir Lyman Duff, ends the payment of 50000.50 in damages for the sinking of the rum running schooner Im Alone in the Gulf of Mexico. The award splits 25000 to Canada, 25000 to the master and crew or their families, including 10185 to the widow and children of Leon Mariguy of St. Pierre Miquelon. The panel ruled the crew were not responsible for any rum running conspiracy.
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Gulf of Mexico
Willis van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
Lyman Toore Duff
Canada
Great Britain
Godho
Iun
Leon Mariguy
St. Imerre
Miquelon
Coast Guard
Laval and Mussolini Reach Accord on Europe Policy
In Rome, Foreign Minister Laval and Premier Mussolini announced a broad accord after two days of talks. A joint declaration aims to preserve Austria’s independence, noninterference among major powers, and colonial concessions in Africa. Internal affairs likely cover Italy, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Austria, and Hungary, with possible later adhesion by England, France, and Romania.
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France
Premice Musanttini
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Lavat
Aiisselini
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Jugoslavia
Adstfa
Hungary
Ingland
Ramania
Hoover Elected Director of New York Life Insurance
Texas president Hoover has been named a director of the New York Life Insurance Co. at the urging of Alfred E. Smith. He accepted two years after Calvin Coolidge’s death created the vacancy, hoping to aid the protection and advancement of policy holders and their families.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Alfred IL Smith
Seaas
Public Works Contest Over Arizona Dam Battle
Public Works administration fights over a Parker dam on the Colorado River. Supreme Court relief sought to block interference by Arizona forces including militia and navy. Governor calls out troops to hinder completion, fearing irrigation disruption. The piece notes farm policy ambitions, prohibition’s unfulfilled promises, bootleg whisky, and a New York hospital scene from a party ending in fewer liquor cures. King Features Syndicate.
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Roosevelt Lump Sum to Fix Dole Economy
The article discusses Congress proposing a large lump sum for President Roosevelt to overhaul relief and create a real work system with unemployment insurance and old age pensions. It warns that defenses against foreign attack must accompany any security program to be effective. It also covers bizarre notes on tombstone offers, automation of crime prevention, and a gimmick about empty whiskey bottles used to thwart bootleggers.
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Standish Alartman
Flemington Stone Works
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No benefit in bonding to solve public finance fears
A critical view argues against issuing large bonds to cover deficits or pay interest. The writer notes that the US normal income could support debt only with care, and mocks sensational anecdotes about a 75 year old cattle puncher named Marty MacCracken shotting a bandit in a suburban Colorado store, highlighting idle whittling and dwindling days.
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Marty MacCracken
Colorado
MacCracken
Atove
Gruesome Studio Mystery Binds Actors Past
Tales of Evelyn Orey’s death after a Vermont tour and a haunting during a late night card game unfold for motion picture and stage star Guy Kibbee. Actress Jane Cowl recalls psychic warnings from childhood as her Grandmother Julia survives a dangerous fall when a painting hurled itself from a wall.
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Alpine Stock Company
Playlog
Vermont
Ivelyn Orey
Ainst Lynne
Evelyn
Nyelyn
Sarashe
Raven
Jane Cowl
Miss Cowl
Julia
Waat
Slater
Ashe
Vesapucci's First Voyage and the Naming of Venezuela
A fragmentary claim recalls Amerigo Vespucci real name variations and his supposed voyage in 2457 landing at Honduras as the first to reach the mainland of the western continent. It notes a Venezuelan naming origin linked to a misrendered meaning of Little Vertex.
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Americun Sespucius
Amerigo Vespucci
Ut Sa
Alonduras
Venezuela
California and New York Vie Over Private Car Counts
California has as many private cars as England and Ireland combined, with New York the only U S state surpassing California in car numbers. The United States overall contains more than a million miles of roads.
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California
England
New York
United States
Aardvark Outcloses Man as Fast Digger
The aardvark, a nocturnal ant-eater from southeastern Africa, can dig faster than six men with shovels. It weighs up to 150 pounds and burrows extensively, complicating hunting for settlers. The White Coats expedition used earth disposal tactics to trap them and prevent further digging.
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Wilfred H. Orgool
The
Museum
South Africa
Burrowe
Nardvarke
Osgood
White Coats
Sardvarks
Ancient Aaalinala Remnant Claims Extinction Ties
A fragmentary line notes an almost vanished lineage known as aalinala and hints these few remaining individuals may be last traces of a historic order, with references to Doctor Osgoad.
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Doctor Osgoad
Pleasant Thoughts on Making Pleasant Memories
A reflective quote by Henry Clay Trumbull encourages timely actions and words to create glad memories. It urges readers to deliberate now on what they say or do to yield future satisfaction and personal growth.
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Ilenry Clay Trumbull
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