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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1933

Page

3

Researchers Review Gold Price Control Plan

Researchers from the Brookings Institution analyze a proposed system to regulate the price level by gold purchases, advocating government monopoly on gold buybacks and currency depreciation. They compare dollar value to the French franc, noting potential foreign exchange effects and the need for active policy to raise gold prices and depress the dollar.

France United States Reconstruction Finance Corporation Pla Institute of Economics Brookings Institution Carnegie Corporation of New York Callegie Corporation

Patterned dresses and a note on an institute

A vintage page advertises the Anne Adams pattern 1789 with a chic yoke and flared alcoves design in silk crepe georgette or chiffon, sizes 8 through 16, plus a brief note about a current economic institute chaired by Frederic A. Deland and a trustees list.

Attern Charleston Gazette West IT Street New York City United States Prederin A. Deland Preel Gent Rooeevelt

Church colleges and moral education in modern society

The article argues church colleges form a vital, non competing part of higher education supplementing state schools. It cites religious life reports, notes the economic burden of public funding, and urges education to build Christian character and practical liberal learning for ministers, missionaries, and leaders.

Little Brown Yale Church College Mation America Methodist College Methodist Episcopal Church Nallon

NRA Modifies Industry Management Plan Details

The article notes NRA changes to industry management and mentions advisory roles to the government. It cites Ret. officials discussing the plan’s disclosure, stating no labor sector backlash yet, while labor advocates remain engaged.

Quick Made Toys Bring Soft Toy Animals To Life

A vintage INSERT describes toy patterns for a dog pillow a bunny and an elephant. The dog pillow measures 15 by 14 inches the bunny stands about inches tall and the elephant length is 8 inches finished Pattern 614 includes transfer patterns and yardage. A 10 cent pattern request is directed to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept New York City. President Roosevelt approval is referenced amid a socialist critique of the NRA.

Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept Ka Eighth Ave New York City

Labor Critique Of NRA Wages And Policies Sparks Tension

Principal socialist critique argues code wages are too low and hours too long, with insufficient labor business partnership. Critics warn price fixing could erode purchasing power and many NRA officials lack labor sympathy. Johnson breaks NRA tradition by naming a union leader to a high post as George L. Berry of the International Pressmen's union to temporarily relieve C. Williams in a code division administration. Beattie, Wash. proclaims reins deer meat day with local restaurants offering special menus to boost deer meat purchases.

NRA George L. Berry Internati Pressmen’s Union C. ©. Williams

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