Supreme Court Opens Eight Month Term In New Deal Era
A new eight month term begins as Supreme Court justices return to the marble building amid a docket of 365 cases. New Deal laws face possible rulings on wage controls, municipal bankruptcy, power rates, farm moratoriums, utilities, and labor laws, with observers noting a conservative majority and debates over constitutional interpretation.
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Gambling and the Dallas Millionaire Who Bets Thriftily
A Dallas millionaire is described as a horse racing devotee who frequents the grandstand daily, wagers at most ten dollars a day, and views racing as thrilling recreation rather than a profit chase. The piece contrasts pleasure gambling with profit seeking and cites odds against consistent long term gains, noting the moral angle and the risk of frames in racing.
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Testing the New Deal and Landon’s Position
The Springfield Republican notes that the Republican platform avoids denouncing key New Deal programs such as Social Security, stock market regulation, TVA, and farm aid. It argues Gov. Landon would preserve and improve these measures and highlights the contrast with Roosevelt on national defense and foreign policy, suggesting silent approval implies consent.
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Grumbling Husband Seeks Lost Hat in Cold Night Reply
A husband vents that he cannot find anything in the house and wants to locate his hat. His wife replies that he was not wearing the hat when he returned home last night, hinting at the missing item. The exchange adds a domestic, humorous tone to a domestic scene.
Cardui Claims Relief For Monthly Pains Across Ages
Women from teens to the change of life report Cardui eases functional monthly pains caused by diet gaps. Essex Missouri’s Mrs Crit Haynes says Cardui helped cramps in youth and eased nervous head and back pains during menopause, with many others testifying benefits. If no improvement see a physician.
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