Federal Reserve policy and debt risks examined in brief
Washington notes discuss the revised Federal Reserve regulations allowing banks to accept various debt instruments for cash. The piece warns of rising consumer and national debt, potential future credit excess, and the impact on budgets, parks funding, and overall economic stability amid Roosevelt policies. It references the 1929 downturn and current government debt per capita, urging caution in credit expansion.
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Fred Goldsmith Demonstrates First Curveball
Fred Goldsmith, veteran pitcher for the Chicago White Stockings, throws the first curveball in history. The roundhouse pitch shocked the batter by breaking across the plate. This historic delivery occurred during the first World Series game in 1882 between the White Stockings and Cincinnati Red Stockings, six years after the National League began.
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Windsor's Cousin to Wed Heir to Greek Throne
Princess Frederica Louise Christina, twenty, daughter of the Duke of Brunswick, is engaged to Prince Paul of Greece. The announcement confirms the match with Windsor connections noted.
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