Treasury shakeup hints at inflationary shift
Edward W. Pickard reports on a Washington reshuffle as Woodin takes leave and Morgenthau is named undersecretary, signaling anticipated inflationary policy favoring farmers. The piece notes Acheson’s resignation, possible future resignations, and a broad push to employ 4,000,000 in public works, with debate over gold standard and currency policy.
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Treasury
Washington
Woodin
Roosevelt
Dean Acheson
Henry Mortary
Genthau, Jr
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Department
Morgenthau
Cornell University
George F. Warren
Farm Credit
Dutchess County
New York
Agricultural College
Democratic National Committee
Whson
Turkey
Acheson
O. M. W. Sprague
The
Lewis Douglas
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Arizona
Mr. Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
United States
Public
Committee For the Nation
Committee On Monetary Policy
Chicago
William Bullit
M. Litviney
State Department
William Phil Npw
Leff Washington
Georgia
Bullitt
H. D. Hatfield
West Virginia
NRA
Russia
Fifty Famous Frontiersmen Leader Behind Boone’s Kentucky Journey
Joth Finley, son of Archibald Finley from Ireland, guided Daniel Boone to Kentucky via the Cumberland Gap. Finley’s early trading and wagoner service, along with tales of the hunter’s paradise, inspired Boone to embark on the 1769 journey that bound Boone’s name to the Dark and Bloody Ground.
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Boone
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Joth Finley
Findlay
Archibald Finley
County Armagh
Ireland
Bucks County
John
Carlisle
Finley
Ohio
Falls
Louisville
Winchester
Pennsylvania
Braddock
North Carolina
Braddock Daya
Yadkin
Kain
Tackee
Bill Tilghman Frontier Marshal Famed Old West Lawman
An obituary sketch recalls Bill Tilghman born 1854 in Iowa, a frontier scout and Dodge City marshal. He later served as Guthrie marshal and Oklahoma deputy U.S. marshal, capturing outlaw Bill Doolin and earning fame as a relentless lawman who helped shape the last era of the old West.
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Bul Tighman
Cromwell
Okla
Towa
Tilghman
Kansas
Dodge City
Kaw
Dodge
Ford County
Oklahoma
Tighman
Law and Order
United States Marshal
Bill Doolin
Guthrie
Ok Thomas City
Western Nowupspor Union
Amusing gossip and wartime reflections cross in town
The piece blends social satire about a shrewd mother seeking a daughter’s marriage with wartime regrets and social shifts. It notes how the postwar era left many unemployed and poor, warns against overconfidence in certain virtues, and contains excerpts about Grotius, Silerius, and views on love and aging. It cites several anecdotal memories from Rome and America, all framed in a reflective, opinionated voice.
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ED Howe
Grotius
Silerius
Rome
Siterius
Sitering
Grating
Date Line Concept Sparks Global Shipping Debate
A fragment discusses the international date line and how the time zone boundary affects laws and commerce. It mentions regulation by state authorities, comparisons between countries such as Australia and New Zealand, and a historical note about George Davidson’s work, raising questions on practicality and aesthetics of timekeeping.
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East Hog
Internaton
Itter Island
George Davidson
California
States Coast
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takuNep
Warren
Rogers
Warm Springs
Sumner Welles
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Welles
William H. King
Utah
Renard N. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Willgm K. Vanderbilt IT
South Carolina
Miami
Reichstag
Hitler
Hame
Dickstein
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Wrmany
Italy
Hungary
Germany
London
Paris
John Simon
League of Nations
Geneva
Copeland
Letman
al Smith
James A. Varley
RHA
Britain
Japan
House of Commons
Norrie
Gwoxce W. Norris
Nebraska
University of Minois
Urbana
Horner
Cardinal Newman
Norris
David Shanahan
James Hamilton Lewis
W. H. Dieterich
Francis W. Lewis
David Kinley
University of Mindrs
Patrick Henry Callahan
Ostaouune
John 2. McCarl
Henry Ward
McCarl
William E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commissioner
George C. Matthews
Humphrey
Western Newspaper Union
Elmo Scott Watson
Bill Tilghman
Frontier Marshal
Howe
America
Brigham
West
Bell Byndleate
WNU Bervive
Eguly Iene
Genuihe Phillips’ Milk 7
Magnesia
Phillips
Magof
Doug
Creomulsion & Bines
Greomulzion
Resino
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