Sound Money Debate Across Party Lines In 1933
The article surveys fierce debate over monetary policy as Congress nears, contrasting Roosevelt stance on gold trading with Alfred E. Smith's open letter denouncing greenback and inflationist ideas. It notes reactions from NRA head Johnson, truck bids, lynchings, global politics, and economic policy shifts.
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Roosevelt
Alfred H. Smith
New Outlook
Smith
General Johnson
NRA
Warm Springs
Sprague
Bank of England
Realignment near as political realignment gathers pace
William Bruckart discusses long term shifts in American politics driven by economic views. He argues observers expect a liberal-conservative divide by 1986 with party realignments from Republican to Democratic ranks and perceived changes in policy, business codes, and government policing of industry.
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Alfred Bh. Smith
New York
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Carter Glasy
Virginia
Hig Ifetime
la Potletti
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Norris
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
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California
Smith
Republican
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Middle West
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
Blue Eagle
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Prohibition
Potato History and the Romance of Peeling
Detroit News recounts how potatoes spread from the Americas to Europe and Asia, noting figures from King Louis Philippe to Sir Walter Raleigh. The piece traces early uses, cookbook guidance, and Shakespearean praise, framing peeling as a tedious task eased by knowledge of the potato’s romantic past. It highlights France’s native peoples and 1987 anniversary ideas.
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Vance
Louis Philippe
Walter Raleigh
Columbus
Americas
America
Europe
England
Bpeare
Highiays
Detroit News
Hardly Ever A Person With a Push Never Near Pulk
A fragmentary line notes a person with a push never near the pulk. The readable text suggests a fleeting scene or cautionary detail, with no clear event, date, or proper names provided.
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