Chautemps Warns on Spain Crisis and Franco Advance
France signals readiness to act to defend vital interests and urges nonintervention measures. Mussolini and Hitler allegedly agree on arms moves while Spain's civil war remains unsettled. Franco gains on Gijon as loyalist lines brace for counteroffensive. Roosevelt pushes farm act while Japan and China clash in Shanghai. Ecuador seizes power in a coup, and Oregon's Steiner retires from politics.
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Credit System Praised in Roosevelt Speech at New Federal Reserve Building
President Roosevelt lauded the federal reserve system as vital to economic stability instructing that credit and monetary machinery must be perfected and coordinated with government tools to avert depressions and booms. He noted market recovery aided by bargain hunters and renewed investor confidence as he met Morgenmau.
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Government reorganization and tax spending questioned
A Western View columnist argues that while tax collection is tightly enforced by federal, state, and local bodies, government spending lacks similar scrutiny. He criticizes Roosevelt’s plan to reorganize and potentially politicize the General Accounting Office, warns of reduced checks on spending, and defends independent agencies like the ICC and FTC as essential for protecting citizens.
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Quotations on perseverance and character forging
Phil Sages delivers reflections on perseverance versus obstinacy and the nature of sport and intimate bonds. He notes that resignation can mask a yellow streak, a man’s identity is forged through action, and impudence stems from poor manners rather than lack of respect.
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