National Constitutional Liberty League Drives for Convention
Washington May 19 Promoter Louis A Cuvillier announces the National Constitutional Liberty League of America aims to call a federal constitutional convention to repeal or modify the Prohibition Amendment He has drawn strong support from notable figures including two Dupont family members a New York banker Admiral Bradley A Fiske Detroit auto executive Prudential and Victor Talking Machine officials authors Meredith Nicholson and George Ade and others, signaling growing momentum for the campaign.
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Four States Back Cuvillier in Push for Constitutional Convention
The article explains Cuvillier’s bid to trigger a constitutional convention by securing four more states. It notes 28 states have called for one over 26 years, with Maryland approving and Rhode Island pending. Legal opinions differ on whether such resolutions are permanent, while opposition from groups like the Union League of New York warns of radical changes and calls for statewide caution.
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Union League clubs warn of constitutional convention menace
The Union League club protests a proposed federal constitutional convention, calling debt concerns and radical government changes a threat to peace and welfare, arguing the agitation is a dangerous disruption to the United States. The piece cites the New York Herald-Tribune.
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Eight New Members to Join Waterloo Honor Society
Eight new members, two seniors and six juniors, will be inducted into Waterloo chapter 432 of the National Honor Society at class night exercises Friday May 27 in West High School auditorium. Principal Fred J. Kluss announced today.
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Seniors inducted into honor society expand chapter ranks
Charles Howe and Wendell Johnston lead the latest senior inductees bringing the chapter to seventeen. Junior members include Robert Ibel Gwendolyn Edwards John Glas James Graham Robert Huntoon and Maxine Kasler. Brudentu requires top quarter class standing with selection based on character leadership and service. Superintendent Charlén A Kitrell urged unselfish community service as true measure of a man. Michigan features the state’s longest coastline.
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