Warren Plan for Monetary Reform Draws Administration Interest
Cornell economist Prof George F Warren outlines a four factor price theory linked to a commodity dollar plan. He argues gold demand drives price levels and calls for raising the gold price and reducing the dollar’s gold content to restore price stability and employment.
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George F. Warren
Cornell University
Roosevelt
Hig
Warren
Country Home
Wphis
France
Iiss
Farley Sketch Poker Flight and Senate Inquiry Quips
United Press reports Postmaster General James Farley proudly displays a pen and ink sketch of him playing poker in an airplane with J W Chip Robert and A Dalrymple aboard en route to Kansas City for a Young Democratic clubs convention. The caption notes a hand of nine ten jack queen and king of hearts. Also covered is the Senate stock inquiry where Pecora questions Chase National Bank vice president Shephard Morgan about Cuban loans with Morgan remarks about being a poor lawyer after Pecora’s pointed queries.
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United Press
Washington
Jim Farley
King High
Farley
J. W
Chip) Robert
Treasury
A. Dalrymple
Prohibition Bureau
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dalrymple
Senate Stock Inquiry Committee
Pecora
Shephard Morgan
Chase National Bank
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Twenty Years Ago Journal Snippets From 1913
Excerpts note debates on currency value and purchasing power with economists praising a scientific money. Loyola University reports Loyola Freshman John D Nix as youngest student and plans to enter medical practice. Harrisburg lists seventy state market houses where farmers sell products at regular intervals.
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Loyola
New Orleans
Loyola University
John D. Nix
Farmers
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hollywood Film Shop Gossip and Oddities Feldman Style
Hollywood Boulevard trappings, rumors and capsule quirks from the film set scene. Names like Francis Lederer, Mae West, George Raft, and W C Fields surface amid playful anecdotes about actors wardrobes, pets, and odd mishaps.
Anchor Linked to Sunken Flying Bugle Found in Mississippi River
Fishermen recovered an anchor in the Gospi River near Hannibal believed to be from the sunken river steamer Flying Bugle which disappeared in 1903 with three men aboard. The find comes as divers search for relics of early river trade and wrecks.
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Hannibal
Gospi
Crystals Basis of Court Suit Over Health Salt Brand
In Erie a federal suit seeks to stop H. Kenneth Shutts operating as Mineral Wells of Texas from using the word crystals to describe his health salt sold as Crazy Crystals by Crazy Water Hotel Co. The plaintiffs say $750000 has been spent on advertising and demand an accounting plus an injunction to restrain further use of the term.
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Erie
H. Kenneth Shutts
A3d
Miners Wells of
Texas
Crazy Water Hotel Co
Bf & Health Salts
Crazy Crystals
Edward ©. Petrillo
Shutts
Mineral Wells of Texas
Shoulder styles split into architectural natural trends
Paris fashion notes divide shoulder silhouettes into two schools this season. The geometric or architectural shoulder rivals the natural shoulder, with a refined balance for mature, stylish ensembles. Designers mix both to create a single chic silhouette.
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Paris
O. K
Columbus Man Confesses to Oil Lease Theft
Colum bus man Milo Walton confessed to stealing brass fittings from an oil lease near Three Bridges south of East Branch. Walton, arrested by Warren police after attempting to sell the items, was turned over to Warren county authorities for a hearing after his confession was obtained.
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Walton
East Branch
Warren County
Three Bridges
Milo Walton
Columbus
Huff
Warren
Spring Creek
Woman Shot After Ride With Unknown Man
State police sought an unidentified man who drove Mrs. Hilda Crawford home and sped off, leaving her critically wounded by a bullet from her husband Viner Crawford's pistol. She would not name the driver or press charges, saying her husband did not intend to harm.
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United Press
Conway
Hilda Crawford
Viner
Happy Now Rheumatic Agony All Gone
A reader’s family notes joy as a swift working prescription named Jmowno clears rheumatism neuritis backache and elatica. It claims uric acid leaves in 24 hours and pain swelling vanish in 48 hours. Sold as an eight ounce bottle via Keister's Cut Rate and pharmacies.
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Gacaren
Keister
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