Sharp exchange over dollar policy in Roosevelt era
The article reports a sharp public clash over monetary policy with Alfred E. Smith’s forceful denunciation of the Roosevelt plan. Smith extols gold standards and criticizes deflation, arguing for private management and old order reforms while contrasting with current administration policies. James H. Rand defends sound money and criticizes Smith’s record and conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Smith
Smith
Grover Cleveland
James H. Rand
Committee For the Nation
Organization of Business Men
Rand
Himelf
Chamber of Commerce
Jook
United States
Federal Reserve
New York
England
London
Roosevelt
Australia
New Zei
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes Columbus Fatality
Miss Mabel Carrier of Columbus was killed near the passenger station while crossing tracks as sleet fell before nine this morning. The Royal Welsh Ladies Choir concert at the auditorium drew high praise, while B C Roberts dinner at Raeder Grill was a success. Herman G Merker, 63, died at his Columbus avenue home. Mrs M C Barker and daughter Margaret traveled to Smethport for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Carrier
Columbus
Royal Welsh Ladies Choir
Herman G. Merker
Columbus Avenue
Winter gown fabrics and fashion notes from Paris
Paris styles discuss winter gown choices satin georgette marocain chiffon or faille fabrics with silk giving the best drape. Countess Vallem brosa buys Molyneux black wool ensemble with seal trim and velvet bows. In politics, a White House monetary program under President Roosevelt is praised as sound and necessary. In Quincy a man charged with chasing his wife in a car avoids conviction after explaining it was a family quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mike
Cornell University
White House
Roosevelt
Baloney
Quincy
Mass
William Ottarson, Jr
Behind the NRA clash John Swope and Washington gossip
United Press reports on Gerard Swope sending his son to Washington to work for the NRA as part of the new economic battle. It highlights John Swope’s distractions, Farley’s phone record, Dr. James Robertson’s almanac, naval carrier landings, and a whiskey distillers venue shuffle at St. Matthews church card party.
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United Press
Washington
Gerard Swope
Mie General Britia Company
John
NRA
Fire
Iris
James A. Farley
Dulcie Mitchell
Postoffice Department
Farley
John Swope
James Robertson
Naval Observatory
Shanghai
Key West
Treacherous Shoals
Robertson
Georgetown University
Mayflower Hotel
Pall
Last Wight
St. Matthews Ladies Sodality
Sodality
Heavies Endure in Hollywood Says John Miljan
Hollywood veteran John Miljan, long the screen’s top villain, reflects on why heavies endure in film. He notes that missteps in a picture are blamed on leads or directors, while heavies escape blame, and muses about proving a heavy can succeed in comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Heavies
John Miljan
John
Itchy Hitchhiker Hartin Crash Injures Brooklyn Youth
In SRIB on November 27 a 19 year old hitchhiker, Benjamin Karten of 178 H 95th Street Brooklyn, was injured when the car he rode in collided with a truck on Walnut Creek hill. He suffered a lacerated scalp, a dislocated collarbone, and several fractured ribs. He was treated at Hamot Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRIB
Benjamin Karten
H. 95Th Street
Brooklyn
Walnut Creek Hill
Hamot Hospital
Karten
Stanford Hose Company to stage 48th annual frolic Wedn
Firemen of the Stanford Hose Company host the 48th annual Thanksgiving Eve ball at the Wiks club on Wednesday evening with Night Hawks supplying music from 9 to 1. Chief Andrew Paulson reports strong advance ticket sales from local merchants and businesses as the organization appeals for public support during the yearly event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Wiks Club
Andrew Paulson
Corry Officials and Local Businesses Noted in Unclear Text
Alarmed over rising motor accidents in New Castle, John Haven, chief of police, launched a drive to make streets and highways safer. The passage mentions questions about the mayor of Corry, M C Baker as captain of Company A, Climax Manufacturing mowing machines, and George Tillotson as a leading milkman, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
M. C. Baker
Company A
Climax Manufacturing
George Tillotson
New Castle
John Haven
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B. C. Roberts
Raeder Grill
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Navy
Navy Department
Swanson
Department
U. S
Little Girls
Austria
Jane Quage
America
770
Corry, Penna, Model Dairy Co
Hollywood Film Shop
Hartin
Elks Club
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Fa
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
GIESE
Buze
BP de
Cochalis
Letieius
Mts
Crisco
Sunnyfield Family
Vent Lake Shore
Canada
R&p
Hela
Orainges
Crawmberries
Tina Oy Bain
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