Morgenthau forecasts gold profit to cut national debt
Secretary Morgenthau outlines a projected gold profit of 2.8 billion dollars from prior monetary policy. He notes most profits are held in a stabilization fund and will eventually reduce the national debt. He estimates net costs of the New Deal and discusses AAA adjustments and looming strikes in textiles and related industries.
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Morgenthau
NRA
Treasury
Morgenthal
Congress
Johnson denies NRA dispute amid reorganization plans
The article reports Hugh Johnson denying a clash with Donald Richberg and Secretary Perkins over NRA control while the Roosevelt administration reshapes the NRA for efficiency. It notes salary changes, code realignment into 22 classes, mergers expected to trim codes, and political impact from Cuba trade talks.
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Hugh
Johnson
Donald Richberg
Perkins
NRA
Washington
China Sells Silver. US Debates Bi Metalism and Gold Link
Treasury experts fret over China exporting 100000 dollars in silver after nationalization. They worry Far Eastern speculators may expect higher world prices, complicating a US push toward bi metalism or a new gold silver coin effort.
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Washington
Treasury
China
Orient
India
Far East
United States
House
Congress
White House
Colin
Bryan
Capitol Hill
Driver alertness and vision define safe driving
The Detroit Free Press notes driving safety hinges on vision breadth depth and eye dominance. It cites Dr Alvah St Lauer of Iowa State College on how tunnel vision narrow fields color blindness and depth perception affect driving ability. Recognizing personal deficiencies enables compensating steps.
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Alvah St. Lauer
Iowa State College
Detroit Free Press
Loyalists to Britain settle in St. John after Revolution
St. John New Brunswick known as the City of the Loyalists welcomed more than 10 000 loyalists who left the United States at the end of the Revolution. On April 16 1788 about 8000 landed in St John from New York and Boston. The first 3000 included many Boston residents who fled to New York and sought shelter with Sir Guy Carleton. Today thousands of Boston Loyalists descendants live in New Brunswick and many remain in New England as American citizens.
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United States
Philips Lee Goldsborough
George L. Radcliffe
Senate
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Washington
Maryland
Goldsborough
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland Free State
Ritchie
Millard F. Tydings
Glad Tidings
Senator Tydings
Tydings
Governor Ritchie
St. John
New Brunswick
New York
Boston
Guy Carleton
New England
Crazy Water Crystals Promise Relief From Ailments
An advertisement touts Crazy Water Crystals as a home remedy to mimic mineral water baths. It claims widespread relief from rheumatic pain arthritis neuritis gout and stomach issues and promotes purchasing the crystals for 1.50 per box to treat drinking water at home.
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Europe
America
Crazy Water Co
Mineral Wells
Texas
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