Inflation debate and ruralization of industry hints
The piece argues that inflation is not solved by more currency but by faster circulation of existing money. It notes a large gold reserve and ongoing public works that increase spending while opposing inflation alarmism. It highlights Secretary Wallace on rural industry and local processing, plus various technological and energy notes.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Wallace
Chicago
Henry Ford
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Brooklyn
Niagara Falls
Brooklyn Edison Company
Colorado River
Tennessee
C. P. Steinmetz
No, Not Affected By The Dollars They Borrowed
A fragment notes that the dollars borrowed are not dearer than the dollars in circulation. The line contrasts loan costs with existing currency to imply parity or fairness in value. No further context or names are provided.
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Indead
Europe
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A. B. Anderson
E. W. Bracewell
Brookshire
Texas
Muske Furniture Store
Perfection Oil Stove Co
Muske
Pattson
Buck Deimar
Jomqargy
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Stockbridge
Mass
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Charles A. Herty
Ageerge
Srelhrsrs
Ies
Hollywood
Sears
Chevrolet
Fred Freitag
Joe Smith
Delco Majestic
A. H. Muske
Geo. Harrison
Wilpitz Market
Brookshire, Texas
McCormick
John Deere and
Avery
Donald's
W.F. Donald