Roosevelt seeks constitutional changes and national power shift
A Washington briefing outlines President Roosevelt proposing to curb states’ sovereignty and grant the federal government broad control over agriculture industry and commerce to preserve the New Deal. Allies within the Democratic Party urge constitutional action while Republicans split on states’ rights.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Sooseveit
Ifr
Roosevelt
Pambridge Colby
Atuta
Wilson
William R Pattangall
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Colby Hase
Aguthern City
Richmond
Pattangall
Smith
South Carolina
Connolly
Teras Clark
Missouri
King
Utah
Repub
Neana
Fenator Borah
Bald
Roosevelt pushes quick amendment plan for NIA extension
President proposes fast legislation to salvage part of the AR 4 while recognizing constitutional amendment is unlikely soon. He urged Congress to pass the Clark resolution to extend the NIA to April 1, 1948 with data collection duties but no enforcement powers on hours or fair trade practices.
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House Majoritie
Supreme Court
Businew
Cumminga
Reed
Felix Frankfurter
NIA
Arly
Louse
Secretary of Labor
Perking
Nye and
King
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt
Hla
Eongring
MacDonald Retires. Baldwin Becomes Prime Minister
Due to ill health Ramaay Macdonald retires as prime minister of Great Britain and goes to Lowtemouth Scotland for rest. Stanley Baldwin, veteran Conservative leader, becomes head of the national cabinet and succeeds MacDonald, who remains in the cabinet without departmental duties.
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Macdonald
Cirilt Ath
Lowtemouth
Scotland
Stanley Baldwin
Coufl
Perme
Hhw
Asquith
John Simon
Forein
Banc
Samuel Horre
Maladm
Notable World War I Leaders Remembered in Death
Prominent figures lie in memory after dying in a period that includes Viscount Tang of Vimy Asa a young cavalryman honored for valor in Latin South Asia and India. He defended Ypres against German forces earning a baronetcy and a later viscountcy before serving as Canada’s Governor General 1921 to 1924 and as commissioner of London’s police. Also recalled is Gen Alexander von Linsdinggen who led the German southern army after campaigns in northern France.
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Asa Young Cilket
South Asia
India
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Polaon
Ile Wre Glyin
Canada
Lonton
Thia
Alexander von Linsdngen
France
Kidnapping Claim Involving Weyerhaeuser Heir
Eleven year old George Weyerhaeuser, heir to a lumber fortune, was kidnapped from Tacoma. The captors fled after holding him for a week and receiving a ransom of 200 009 dollars paid by the Lada family, and were still at large at the time of writing.
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George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Isenia
Anatehura
Lada
Seven Lions and Tornadoes Hit Nebraska and Surrounding States
Severe weather from tornadoes and dust storms swept Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Kansas region causing extensive destruction. Reports say up to twenty lives may have been lost with numerous families rendered homeless as the Republican River swelled and wiped out villages. Utility plants and transportation lines were damaged.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Tisas
Kansitea
Republicaan
Australia Koala Life and Conservation from a 19th Century Study
A National Geographia report describes the koala as a small arboreal marsupial of eastern and southeastern Australia. It details its diet of eucalyptus leaves, nocturnal habits, climbing claws, and solitary nature, plus historical declines from disease and hunting. The piece notes Victorian protections and efforts to reestablish koalas near Melbourne with strict controls safeguarding their future.
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Ciety Wahington
WNU
Noaia
New South Wallet
Victoria
Queenslan
Iittle
Ron
Daya
Melbourne
Joey
Cotton Seed Meal Good Food for Farm Animals
Washington farmers can safely feed more cottonseed meal to horses and mules as a supplement. Williams of the Agricultural Department reports recent Texas experiments show no need to limit daily intake if the meal is used as a supplement to normal rations.
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Washington DC
Willams
Agricultural Department
South
Texas Agriculture Experiment Etyten
Noisy Exchange Narrows Between Players
A brief, garbled exchange references spunk and spank with unrelated interjections. Rabby affirms a past participle, while Sothy is urged to show more effort.
Bris bane Week Highlights Nation's Dueling Swords and Ships
The article compares NRA to Humpty Dumpty and notes Washington aims to rebuild the organization, while government detectives track $200 000 ransom bills. It also covers the French liner Normandie the largest ship and fastest, intended to flaunt French supremacy as Britain weighs Queen Mary challenge.
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Mussolini
Sam
Death of Danny Walsh Shocks City Officials
Police recount the killing of bootleg king Danny Walsh who was kidnapped for a $10000 ransom. Enemies ferried him to sea in a boat where he was tied with wet cement and submerged, eventually being tossed overboard as the cement set.
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Ingensky
Danny Walsh
Danny Wealsh
Man Cruxed at Filling Station Crossed With Nails
At Bigh Point North Georgia Riggs a middle aged filling station operator was found nailed to a rough wooden cross with tenpenny nails through each hand and foot. Kigga admitted he engineered the crucifixion to regain his wife’s affection.
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Riggs
Kigga
Gangster Volney Davis Tied to Dremer Kidnapping
Chicago police report Volney Davis linked to the Dremer kidnapping after being moved to St Paul where he confessed complicity saying he knew he could not get away from the Ginen.
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Volney Davis
Chicago
Dremer
Lown
St Paul
Tani Ownership Campaign Seeks Land and Security in Palestine
A fund aiming to exceed 5 million dollars is being raised to secure land ownership under a stable government. The effort seeks to provide prosperity and security by establishing property rights in Palestine amid political negotiations with Germany.
King George Celebrates Birthday with Irish Guards Parade
King George, aged seventy, reviewed troops in uniform of colonel in chief of the Irish Guards at a Buckingham Palace celebration. Ifa accompanied the King on horseback with all four sons as thousands cheered. The Queen marked her sixty eighth birthday in the same week.
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Irish Guards
Ifa
Buckingham Palace
Tenyearold Wins Sweepstakes Prize Worth 706000
A Brooklyn girl, ten, paid $1 for a sweepstakes ticket and won $706000. Uncle Sam will claim income tax, leaving a fraction of the prize. the essay hints at widespread gambling losses.
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Brochlyn
Sam
Smart Wardrobe in One Pattern
Make a stylish summer wardrobe from Simplicity Pattern 2197. Includes a top dress with square neckline and loose sleeves, in world color options, with step by step sewing instructions. Available in sizes 12 through 42. 34 1/2 yards of 50 inch fabric for size 16. Send name address and pattern number to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Late Scholarly Exchange Sparks Candid Class Moment
A playful exchange between two students reveals a humorous mishearing about payment and manners. The dialogue hints at classroom dynamics as the pair navigates greetings and unfinished debts in a lighthearted tone.
Social class clash among heiresses over sugar and oil wealth
In a dated social exchange two daughters of wealthy families debate status. One is valued for her father’s refined sugar fortune, the other for crude oil wealth, highlighting tension between refined and crude fortunes.
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Niliionaires
Gilbert
Counting Them Up Misé There Are Fifty Years and 250 Pounds
A fragmented item notes a bulleted count of reasons or excuses in a dated humorous or candid voice. The readable fragment mentions a marriage hesitation and a pair of numeric details, suggesting a personal or social column.
Before and After What la Premature Childness
Detroit News frames a humorous dialect riff on marriage, parenting and social norms. The piece names a playful exchange about rushing into wedlock and the consequences of premature behavior, reflecting era attitudes with wit.
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Detroit News
Daily Brain Exercias Bridge Problem Stumps JT
A brief note shows JT still puzzled by a bridge problem featured in Daily Brain Exercias. The panel asks if any news in the paper tonight.
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