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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
2
In Ankara hundreds of thousands hear Mustapha Kemal extol the Turkish republic as ten years old. He says the nation’s great work is only begun and vows to advance Turkey among the world’s civilized powers through science and arts. He affirms peace while aiming to extend cultural influence into Europe.
The article analyzes President Roosevelt’s move via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to buy newly mined gold at above-market prices to support a managed currency. It notes the plan’s ambition to raise commodity prices while reducing dollar value, frames it as an experiment, and discusses potential inflation, world trade effects, and political reaction, including fox farming credit loans and GOP commentary.
President Roosevelt chaired a conference with financial advisers to pursue a dollar depreciation plan. Warren and Rogers urged lowering the dollar abroad as well as at home to boost prices. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will buy gold and the move prompts coordination with British and French banks.
H L Hopkins Arryl Hopkins federal relief administrator toured Kansas City meeting Missouri Iowa Kansans Nebraska Arkansas and Oklahoma delegations. He warned relief needs will rise with 3 250 000 families on rolls and a million more to start winter. He cited 2160000000 allotted and urged private contributions alongside a billion dollar annual relief bill. He endorsed work relief and noted 15 000 000 people receive relief by two methods. Governors Herring Olson and Schmedema then went to Washington after Des Moines conference.
Secretary Hull races toward talks with Maxim Litvinov as recognition of Russia nears. Sokolnikov, ex-ambassador, could be first Russian ambassador to the United States. ERARD SWOPE proposes a private council to supervise codes, with Johnson and Harriman backing a broader NRA transition to a private industry oversight body.
Gamael Insule, a fugitive former utilities magnate, and the Greek people welcomed a court ruling that the appeals court would not extradite Insull to the United States. The judges found the indictment insufficient to justify extradition and ordered Insull’s release from custody.
The Pecora inquiry scrutinized Albert H. Wiggin of Chase National Bank over large loans to Wiggin’s companies, tax-avoidance schemes in Canada, and 1929 stock pools. Wiggin admitted selling Chase stock as market trends suggested, while pools allegedly stabilized prices.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt chairs the women's division in a Chicago conference of 34 welfare groups and city delegates preparing to campaign for community chests. Gen Baker calls this crisis year a test of democracy as campaigns press welfare work forward. Wheat farmers sign 80 percent of seed acreage for crop reduction, with 102 million dollars in cash benefits projected this fall. Checks are already going out. Applications cover 570,268 farms over 51,925,612 acres. A 15 percent cut would trim next year’s harvest area by about 7,780,000 acres.
The Literary Digest notes birds rarely sing in human scales and details an early recording device led by Albert R. Brand of the American Museum of Natural History. The setup adapts voice recording tech and captured a common oriole at a 250 foot distance, with mirror and microphone far away, yet yielded a clear sound picture.
A prolonged Nevada earthquake sequence became the largest recorded in the United States and lasted several months. Geologists attribute the shocks to deep earth forces near the core, predicting minimal damage as thousands of minor quakes followed. The area of felt shaking spans about 400000 square miles, disturbing topsoil and spring flows without major loss of life or property.
The article promotes a liquid laxative, claiming dose control and no habit formation. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, widely used prescription laxative for adults and children, based on senna. It cautions against mineral-based cathartics and notes NRA membership.
Lillian Wills of 35 North Third St Alhambra California seeks to swap a furnished Palm Springs home and a furnished Los Angeles area four flat in Alhambra for a ranch in Montana. Contacts provided for negotiation.
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