Ickes Chides Ogden Mills Over Federal Policy Tone
Secretary Ickes rebukes Mills for a faint voice against Roosevelt policies. He says the administration seeks to build up ordinary Americans and that social reforms will stimulate consumption and commerce rather than harm the economy. He praises the 1932 election shift away from wealth to the common man.
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French upheaval risks and dollar value shift touted in Today column
The column argues that French royal pretenders fail against the French people, notes rioting in the Place de la Concorde, and recalls the guillotine era. It warns the dollar’s weakness and rising gold franc values, hints at stock and real estate gains, and mentions Vincent Astor proposing American ships supply free wines to passengers, challenging steamship managers.
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