No, 1934 was the year the NFA passed. Miller was in 1939, and was decideed more or less by default, considering the defendant had passed away and no arguments were made.
Talk about missed opportunity, the attorney could have pleaded and SCOTUS overturned the NFA if they had done reasonably well, and saved Americans from being saddled with innumerable laws and infringements on their civil rights in the meantime.
Thx. I admit to never having a good head for dates, and that isn't getting any better as I get older.
Next on the agenda, someone explaining how all the other Amendments get incorporated automatically into the states but not the Second.