Stabilization Fund Aims at Currency and Bond Stabilization
President Roosevelt seeks congressional approval for a stabilization fund of at least 2 billion dollars. The plan mirrors Britains and Frances use of stabilization reserves to defend exchange rates, buying or selling francs or government securities to keep values near target levels. The approach aims to stabilize both foreign currencies and domestic government bond markets under predefined triggers.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Great Britain
France
Britain
Export Gains Seen From Roosevelt Policy Yet Attack Persists
Business experts forecast a marked revival in American export trade and a return of capital that fled in recent months. The administration’s monetary moves face sharp criticism from ultra conservatives, yet observers believe the main obstacle to growth would be restraint on U S products by key foreign markets. With current policies, it is thought other nations may adjust in response.
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U. S
Roosevelt
Hollywood Film Shop Sparks On Fashion And Finance Debate
In Hollywood Galif on June 18 experts discuss body fashions in dance and the economy. Seymour Felix criticizes modern silhouettes while noting film work demands lean figures and disciplined training. Separate analysis covers currency stabilization, foreign trade impact, and estimates of US capital repatriation amid dollar stability.
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Hollywood
Galif
Seymour Felix
M-G-M
Mt. Tamalpais
Felix
Sodality to Sponsor Card Party and Dance
The Junior Sodality of St Edward's School met in the Senior class room to plan a card party and dance for Wednesday evening. January 1st Miss Philena Cataldo was appointed chair for arrangements.
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St. Edward's School
Philena Cataldo
Interior official seeks ideal stenographer in Washington
In Washington a soil erosion division official seeks a male stenographer with college education engineering and agriculture knowledge and no smoking while decimals of morals swirl. President Roosevelt's monetary message sent grain prices soaring as AAA hearings mix with flour milling codes. A nameless AAA official overreported acreage claiming 145 acres. county agents measured 125 acres, payment adjusted accordingly.
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Washington
Tekes
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
AAA
Rubber fashions loom in the Alps fashion tip
Paris Styles Saris notes spring and summer trends featuring white color relief and rubber dresses hats stockings gloves and slips. Elastic tops replace shoulder straps enhancing evening gowns while garterless socks and garterless noses spark demand. Manufacturers prepare ribbed stockings stools with garter tops as hose makers brace for competition.
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Suring
Alps
Bohemian Girl play at the Library Theatre
Local playgoers recall the Bohemian Girl performed at the Library theatre, with emphasis on the production dates as recorded in the paper. The item notes the event alongside other local happenings of the period.
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Jeremiah Stone
Avenue
Library Theatre
Momentoz
Charles Qoyell
Carry High School
Buckley's Cough Mixture Ad Promises Quick Relief
An Owls Head ad touts Buckley’s Cough Mixture as a powerful, fast acting remedy for colds and coughs. It claims relief within 24 hours with triple strength formula and urges purchase at Ikeister's Cut Rate and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Owls Head
Alaine
Ray Green
Ikeister
Take the Witness and Other Books Review Picks
Two California writers Alfren Conn and Joe Chisholm chronicle Earl Rogers life in Take the Witness with Adéla Rogers St Johns introduction. Neuman profiles Cobb in Irvin Cobb His Life and Achievements. Pearl Buck The Mother praised for lyric beauty. A McKee at Centre Street introduces a new detective rivaling Ellery Queen and Sherlock.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
California
Alfren Conn
Joe Chisholm
Earl Rogers
United States
Adéla Rogers St. John
Rogers
William Falion
Gene Fowler
Stokes
Red G. Neuman
Irvin 3
Cobb
Paducah
Cabo
Frien
Mencken
New York
Ladlay
America
Neuman
Cabb
Judge Priest
Jeff
Mr. Neuman
H Mian
Womon
Mrs. Pearl
Buck
John Day
Mckee
Centre Street
Doubleday Doran
Ellery Queen
Hiriln Vance
Craig Kennedy
Sherlock
Inspector McKee
Man Arrests After Shot At Officer In Vacant House
Anthony Linonos, 18, fled into a vacant home as police tried to arrest him and fired at Officer Paul Mosley, who entered after residents reported a light. Mosley disarmed the youth as the shot went wild. The home’s former occupant Fred Iseshler, 68, died, and relatives contested his will.
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Sharun Jan
Anthony Linonos
Linonos
Paul Mos Jey
Tis
Mosley
Fred Iseshler
Bani
Beauty shops must register obtain license in PA
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania's new beauty culture law requires all beauty shop owners managers teachers operators and students to register and obtain licenses. The department mailed blanks to over 18 000 shops and individuals with fees set by role from 1 to 50 dollars and renewals varying by category.
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Harrisburg
Tin
Pennsylvania
Department of Public
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