New Federal Reserve Board appoints members in ceremony
Edward Marriner and Eccles lead a new Fed board sworn in as Morrison arrives. The seven member panel includes Ransom, McKee, Broderick, and Szymczak with Roosevelt yet to name a seventh. The board, described as a supreme court of banking, will double margins, control open market operations, veto reserve bank heads, and set margins between banks and brokers.
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Hoffman orders renewed Lindbergh probe and联 execution delay
New Jersey Governor Harold G Hoffman orders a thorough reinvestigation of the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder with Col H Norman Schwarzkopf directing two detectives and federal agencies aiding. The February 15 reprieve for Hauptmann nears expiry with possible five week delay before execution, unless further AG consent is obtained.
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Congress Urged to Repeal Three AAA Auxiliary Acts
A surprise message to Congress urged the prompt repeal of the Bank Head Cotton Act the Kerr-Smith Tobacco Act and the Potato Control Act. Only the first has seen attempted enforcement and its validity is pending Supreme Court decision. With the court invalidating the AAA there is consensus that the acts serve no value.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
Senate panel backs Bankhead-Jones plan amid doubts
The Bankhead-Jones conservation bill won Senate Agricultural Committee approval 15 to 2. Chairman Ellison D. Smith expressed doubts on constitutionality. The measure would empower removal of 30 million acres from cultivation and expand the secretary of agriculture’s powers beyond the AAA.
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Miners Defy Green At AFL Convention Boos Fly
In Washington 1700 delegates from coal pits heckled William Green as he urged cooperation to keep labor ranks united. John L. Lewis led the miners in opposition, earning near unanimous delegate support when he rebutted Green.
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Talmadge Boom Draws Southern Democrats to Macon Rally
Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge leads a 10 thousand strong assembly of southern and border state Democrats in Macon demanding his nomination as a constitutional Democrat. The platform calls for constitutional fidelity and states’ rights while denouncing the New Deal.
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Roosevelt
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Smith
New York
Tammany Hall
al Smith
Philadelphia
Greeks’ Kondylis Dies After Greek Election Setback
Gen Kondylis, known as Greece’s strong man after the coup, dies of a heart attack complicated by asthma. Observers link the death to the Liberal Venetists’ victory in the general election. King George and leaders pay homage in Athens.
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Treasury tax plans spark House Ways and Means debate
Washington discusses large tax schemes from the Treasury under Morgenthau. A flat manufacturers’ excise tax and an income tax rise are debated, with concerns about election-year politics and budget financing. FDIC expands lending to banks while agencies push for consolidation. Frances Perkins signals openness to Al Smith.
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Roosevelt
al Smith
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Future Style Of Our Faculties In Faith and Reason
The text speaks of relying on the Creator for unseen outcomes and expectations a future aligned with memory hope imagination and reason. It emphasizes Providence guiding what is prepared and urges confidence in our mental faculties to meet that style.
Doctor advised laxative tip for constipations relief
The note urges avoiding harsh laxatives and recommends gradually reducing the dose with a liquid laxative like Syrup Pepsin to aid Nature in restoring regularity. If relief is not absolute, the bottle promises your money back.
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Select Products, Inc
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