Supreme Court reshapes federal authority and farm debt law
The high court limited federal power over commerce to Interstate activity with direct links, striking down a broad NSA code delegation. It also ruled private property cannot be seized without just compensation in the Grazer Lemke farm mortgage moratorium case. A presidential removal dispute over William Kalamy Tirey of the FTC was upheld as lawful for policy disagreements. The Workers threaten large strikes, coal mining talks stall, and federal liquor controls face new limits as Congress passes a broad food drug and cosmetic bill with tighter advertising and enforcement provisions. China issues an ultimatum over territory, with Japan signaling demilitarized zone plans near Manchuria.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Jiatica Trughes
NSA
Congress
Randers
Rnoo
William KA Ibamy Tirey
Federal Trade Commission
Sir Itumpuhey
Trate
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agrculture
Pattaker
Radio Trandasting
Falay
Paeass
Nankling
Chiang Kalalek
Yu Nsuchehung
Mepei Province
China
Tangku
Manchuria
Tokyo
Ieilping
Ieilping and Jtstntein
Demilitarized Zone
Washington faces tangled New Deal strain after White House talks
After a White House conference Richberg chairman of the Industrial Recovery Board issued a statement warning that all methods of compulsory enforcement will be amended. He said the administration must maintain gains of the past two years and hopes employers will voluntarily meet fair labor and commercial standards. The Wagner disputes were raised by the NIA decision.
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Washington
Richberg
Hattoned Industrial Recovery Board
Wagner
Renate
NIA
Business leaders weigh wage and hour rules after NRA turmoil
Amid a confused postwar era the administration faces pressure from large corporations to avoid major wage cuts or longer hours, while smaller firms urge flexibility to keep prices stable. Industry groups including auto, cement, oil, and retail trade push to preserve current standards, with Standard Oil and Tidewater Oil announcing wage increases of five percent.
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Ageon Breag
O Administration
NRA Deada
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Calieters American Industry
Businiss Med
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Tide Water Oil Company
Political Shifts in New York and Cabinet Posts
FRANK CG WATEFRS suggests Joe heads the division of allotments and information with relief work, likely to delegate duties by year end. Rumors place Mel Farley to retire from the cabinet to focus on Me Itnose vette’s renomination bid while remaining Democratic chair, plus influence in the New York party. Talk also swirls about Nel vin G Taton as a potential Republican governor candidate.
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Frank CG Watefrs
Joe
Tt Mores
Jim Farley
Mel Farley
Nationnal Democratic Committee
New York
Pinte Committee
Ate Parley
Nelvin G Taton
Durea Tlm
Franc-saving bid ends in defeat and government shakeup
Desperate efforts to grant dictatorial francal powers fail as the attempt collapses. The diapuus chamber votes 63 to 202 against Bim after a dramatic debate. Klamdin and his cadet resign. Ter dinand Tioulsson is urged to form a new government.
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Trighling
Prevint
Pre Inter Fklinlin
Proneea
Chatwaber
Diapuus
Bim
Klamdin
Terdinand Tioulsson
Treatie
Western European pact proposal for aerial defense
DOTY TITER proposes a multilateral western European treaty among Germany Great Britain France Italy and Belgium to counter aerial aggression. It mirrors the Anglo French pact and seeks to give the named nations a defense framework similar to the Jacarnea pact with the joint French German Belgian forces.
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Doty Titer
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgiam
Belgium
California rider sets new record at Indianapollo Speedway
Jenny THTEHTO of California wins the MiOmile ante race at Indianapollo Speedway, posting an average speed of 10824 miles per hour. Cy Weatherly of Cincinnati crashes and is killed in the event, marking a fatal accident.
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Jenny Thtehto
California
Indianapollo Speedway
Cy Weatherly
Cincinnati
Republicans gird for Grasa Roots convention in Springfield
ALOS WINDINTA will not seek re election leaving a two candidate race for Cubs leadership Miguel Mariano Gomez and Marlon Menacal vie for the post. Gomez backed by a coalition of Liberata Nationalists and Accion Republican, nine Central West states send delegates to the Grasa Roots gathering opening June 10 in Springfield with unofficial delegates and national leaders present. Temporary chairman likely Harrison B. Spangler who would deliver the keynote. Arthur Moorryde and Edward Haynes named for the program as Roosevelt New Deal themes loom over party stand on constitutional government.
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Alos Windinta
Cubs
Miguel
NLY
Central West
Aprechea
Arthur Moorryde
Missouri
Leaver
Edward [Layes
Decatur
American Legion
Br Flyde
Lincoln
Oak Niege
Republican Party
California Pacific Exposition Opens To Public View
The beautiful worlds fair in California opens with crowds touring Camino Real to Tosilo Park. President Roosevelt addresses visitors by radio from the White House as the expo expands across 10000 acres with 14 winding miles of exhibits in delicate Spanish architecture and landscaped gardens.
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Andhgos
Five DHonne quintuplets celebrate first birthday in Gullenter
Judge Alan Roy Dato and Minister David Croll hosted a party for the five famous sisters on their first birthday in Gullenter town. A crowd gathered as the infants, born healthy and growing quickly, were shown briefly and allowed to crow into a radio microphone. Mrs IMunne complained the infants had been removed from their care to a nearby hospital across the street.
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Alan Roy Dato
J A Y ¥Atlin
David Croll
Ntarlo
Paardlans
Dhonne
Thore
Bablea
Gullenter
Mra
Imunne
Mussolini Backs League Arbitration Over Ethiopia War
Mussolini agreed to accept league jurisdiction and arbitration to the Ethiopia dispute under pressure from Britain and France. He told the chamber of deputies in Rome that Germany should not threaten Ethiopia and pledged to use every means to back Italy’s position in Africa, while accusing Britain and France of unfavorable attitudes. He also claimed Ethiopia was arming with European aid against Italy.
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Geneva
Italy
Presaurea
Great Britain
France
Mussolini
League
Duce
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Europe
Africa
H Ce
Britela
Ethiopia
Montserrat the Black Virgin Shrine near Barcelona
A travel narrative describes Montserrat in Catalonia, its Benedictine monastery clinging to a steep rock face, the Black Virgin shrine, and the surrounding vivid scene of pilgrims, markets, and hill country as the railway and rack tram rise to the sacred site.
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Spolo
Clinga
Cataluna
Catalonia
Montserrat
Ontario
Alto
Holy Grail
Gistaus
Ilere Ignatiua
Monserrat
Porcelona
Eg Pleturesjue Ag
Sardancla
California
Supreme Court NRA ruling sparks market and labor talk
The piece reports the Supreme Court ruling on the NRA and the ensuing stock market fluctuations and labor tensions. It notes comments from union leaders about wages and hours, potential strikes, and debates over constitutional extension of NRA powers amid ongoing political pressure.
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Goodsby
NRA
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Congress
Lou
Fraudulent Havana Lottery Letter Preys on Americans
A printed letter titled come on urges Americans to buy foreign lottery tickets. It quotes Arthur Brisbane claiming large sums are won by buying foreign tickets while warning the Navana lottery is a trap for fools. The document exposes the scheme as another example of duped investors risking money on lotteries abroad.
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Piddlera
Havana
Arthur Brisbane
Jorge Sums Ste
Air Mail Autogiro Plans Move Mail Fast to Roofs
Testmaster Farley proposes a scheme where an autogiro drops mail onto city roofs while a second craft collects bags from depots and delivers them, aiming to speed mail by bypassing slow street routes. Br. Carles suggests routing the autogiro between rural fields to extend reach, coordinating fast planes with urban roof drops.
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Farley
Hanten
Icelandic Volcano Erupts Quietly in Remote Region
A new volcano forms without smoke or sign, a great bore opens in the earth and red lava rises in an isolated part of Iceland. No farms are flooded yet, sparking speculation about past beliefs of devils and heavenly realms beneath our feet.
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Iceland
Westmaster General Torley Hails Busy Summer Postage
Postmaster General Torley speaks of a summer of content as car loadings rise and more people buy electronics than before. He frames the outlook around printing on all postage stamps and a favorable outlook for shipments and postal demand.
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Torley
Toapayera
San Francisco Golfer Defeats Doctor Tweddel in Ble News
Fragmentary report notes a golfer named Torrome defeating Doctor Tweddel in San Francisco. The piece also mentions a larger claim of 300 Chinese killed by Japanese troops, described as armed bandits, with unclear context and attribution.
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Torrome
Titte
San Francisco
Doctor Tweddel
King
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