Federal Reserve Opens Market to Buy Government Bonds
The open market committee of the federal reserve system will buy government securities for the accounts of federal reserve banks to ease money and support banks in meeting the May 1 1937 reserve increase. The move follows talks among Roosevelt Morgenthau and Eccles to curb the market slump and stabilize finance.
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Roosevelt
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Morgenthau
Eccles
Reserve’ Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Roosevelts Labor Policy Debate Sparks White House Conference Talk
Washington column reviews mail protests against President Roosevelt over the sit-down strike. It notes Congress debates a potential White House conference and whether federal power can regulate interstate commerce or act within state borders. The piece contrasts cabinet views and the politics of labor leaders led by John L. Lewis.
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Texas
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Washington
International Association of Oil Field
John Lewis
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James V. Allred
Minnesota
Senate
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Gov. Benson
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Perkins
Sidney Hillman
C. I
Hillman
Wagner
New York
Martin Dies
House Rules Committee
Charles L. Gifford
Massachusetts
House
White House
Capitol Hill
Proeerary of
Frances Perins
Miss Perkins
John W. McCormack
Washington Society
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Metropolitan Club
Detroit
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Grover
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Supreme Court
Star Chamber
Kenneth D. McKellar
Tennessee
McKellar
Senator McKellar
Dewey's Rise and Dewey as Modern City Prosecutor
A portrait of Thomas E. Dewey recounts his early life from Owosso Michigan to Manhattan, his rapid ascent as a prosecutor, his pursuit of racketeers from Luciano to loan sharks, and his reputation as a relentless, high‑energy legal force. It notes his background, education at Columbia, and early career steps.
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Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Owosso
Michigan
Windy Gap
Manhattan
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Nebraska
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Oklahoma
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