Truman seeks to keep U.S. bonds at par in policy clash
President Truman defended keeping government bonds at 100 cents on the dollar while clashing with the Federal Reserve Board and endorsing Treasury Secretary Snyder's stance. He recalled WWI experiences with bonds dropping below par and urged protection for small savers holding marketable bonds, signaling ongoing policy tensions over financing and interest guidance.
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Jacoby on Bridge Highlights Stayman’s World Championship
Oswald Jacoby notes the American team’s second consecutive world title and focuses on Samuel M. Stayman of New York. The column illustrates how Stayman’s hand shows the team’s meticulous card play and discusses why six diamonds could have beat six spades given North’s position.
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Elocution Master Alexander Melville Bell Father of Bell
Alexander Melville Bell, father of the famous inventor, was a noted master of elocution in England and Scotland, shaping speech teaching and phonetic study.
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