Secrecy Surrounds U S Gold Purchases Abroad Policy
The United States maintains strict secrecy over foreign gold buying to deter market speculation and avoid provoking other nations. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York handles purchases, with member banks urged to import gold and accept debentures. the first billion reportedly bought in Paris, amid rising domestic prices.
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United States
Federal Reserve Mini of
New York
Reserve Bank
Paris
London
America
London Post
The
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Roosevelt
the Mail
England
South Dakota Weather: Snow Likely Tonight and Saturday
Weather forecast shows rain or snow for Uuron and vicinity with colder temperatures in the west. No decisive change in temperature overall as the system moves through tonight and Saturday.
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South Dakota
West Portion
Berday
Uuron
Findings Explain Champ Hollerin in Champ’s Throat
Cincinnati report details Lee Chrisman a 32 year old Danville Kentucky auctioneer famed for a Cumberland mountain Yee Hoo heard across three states. Doctors note his extraordinary vocal apparatus including high arched palate thick vocal chords and four inch chest expansion as the cause of his hollerin prowess.
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Lee Chrisman
Ah-h-h
Danville, Ky
Cumberland
Morris Hyman
Christman
Chrisman
Banker Protests Auto Progress In New York Taxi
Wil lam H. Hamilton a long legged banker led a one man revolt against modern cars after buying a London taxicab in New York. He toured Gramercy Square with his wife and friends enjoying the meter money while critics claim the vehicle’s tall deck and headroomless design clash with progress. The 1919 model cost him about eight pounds plus shipping.
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New York
Addess
Willam H. Hamilton
Hamilton
Gramercy Square
United States
Brazi
Republican Pamphlet Draws Democratic Fire in 1934 Campaign
Democratic leaders denounced the Republican National Committee pamphlet as destructive criticism of President Roosevelt and the NRA. Speaker Rainey and Rep Burns said the GOP document shows a boomerang effect, failing to offer constructive alternatives while opposing recovery legislation aimed at bipartisan support.
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Washington
Democratic House
Roosevelt
NRA
Rainey
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Republican National Committee
House
Senate
City Ordered to Pay for Hernia Operation in Huron
Attorney General Walter Conway acting as state industrial commissioner ordered the city of Huron to provide a hernia operation for L. H. Gordon or pay expenses. Gordon alleged the injury occurred while employed by the city on a relief project in Ravine Park. The case, heard in Huron in September, will be referred to the city’s compensation insurance carrier.
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Walter Conway
Huron
L. H. Gordon
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Pierre Dispatch
Huron High Leads At End Of Half In Tight Game
At Huron college football field today Huron High School led Mitchell High School 7 to 6 at halftime. Huron scored all seven points in the first quarter while Mitchell remained scoreless in the period.
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Huron
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Trucker Attack on Iowa Highway By Strike Pickets
In Woodbury County near Moville a truck driver Vern McFarland and helper Ward Libby were beaten by strike pickets after shots were fired at their cattle and hog laden truck bound for Sioux City. Pickets attempted to burn the machine. gasoline was used on a sack but extinguished. No arrests reported and a pistol was found nearby.
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Woodbury County
Sioux City
Vern McFarland
Ward Libby
Odebolt
Moville
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Highway No. 20
Boon
Libby
Governors Battle Over Price Rise Plan Quietly Spreads
National farm strike reaches Wisconsin and South Dakota with peaceful picketing and blockades. South Dakota units withhold products until costs cover production, while Wisconsin leaders weigh ending the action. Reports of violence and a bombed cheese factory accompany tense meetings at Madison and White House discussions on a new price-raising plan.
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Leo Tt. Crowesley
A. Schmedeman
Crowley
Roosevelt
White House
Madison
State Farmers Holiday’ Association
Nebraska
Plans For Muron Ice Skating Rink Announced
Clarence G. Walker, president of the park board, said an ice skating rink will be provided in Muron once weather turns cold. The project leveled a ground plot near Riverside park, with water pipes installed and readiness to spray the rink, as departments coordinate. The level ground and ideal soil offer good prospects for a recreation center for local youth.
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Clarence G. Walker
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City Street
Riverside Park
Third Street Highway Bridge
Walker
Relief Committee To Meet With County Officials
Beadle county relief committee members join county commissioners at the courthouse tonight for a joint session to discuss the county relief situation. The meeting is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. in the courthouse council chamber.
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Overall Price Becomes Symbol of Agrarian Discontent
In the Midwest farmers tie agrarian discontent to rising retail prices for everyday workwear. Kansas City retailers show overalls up from 59-69 cents to 89-98 cents, and higher grade pairs from far below to 1.9 dollars. Wholesale costs also rose from 9.50 to 16.50 per dozen, squeezing margins for stores.
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Midgle West
Beadle and Brown County Farmers Rally for Cost of Production Move
Beadle County farmers and business leaders urge residents to back the national farm strike by writing to President Roosevelt or Secretary Wallace demanding cost of production data. Distress sales at markets noted as farmers call for federal farm relief and unity. Brown County group demands resignation of relief director W L Eales and endorses product exchanges among farmers during the strike.
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Roosevelt
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Ealis
The News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Washington observers report Republicans aim to shape opposition to Al Smith. The Getz treasurer appointment fuels suspicions while insiders see a quiet strategy aligning Smith with Roosevelt opponents. The administration frets as GOP organizers build, though public presence wanes in Washington.
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al Smith
George Getz
Republican Nations Committee
Getz
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Roosevelt
Iestlers
Iisson
Calls Comic Strips Good In Education
Milwaukee on November 3 report that comic sections of daily newspapers form important childhood literature. Dr. W F Lorenz of the University of Wisconsin says the emotional influence of comics aids children's development and education.
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W. F. Lorenz
University of Wisconsin
Dynamite Blasts Hit Dairies in Krakow and Zachow
In Shawano Wisconsin on November 3 dynamite blasts wrecked Brezinski Brothers creamery in Krakow and damaged A H Graf creamery in Zachow. No milk was produced at Zachow and warning threats by farm strikers preceded the attacks. The blasts marked the fifth and sixth bombings since the Wisconsin farm strike began.
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Zachow
Brezinski Brothers Creamery
Otto Druckery
A. H. Graf
Wisconsin
Mercury Falls to 24 as Cold Delays Paving Work
The night temperature in Huron dropped to 24 degrees as official readings between 2 and 3 am showed the minimum eight degrees below freezing. The cold weather delayed concrete pouring on East Third Street paving this morning, with a possibility of starting work this afternoon.
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East Third
Browns To Train In Florida Again In Spring
West Palm Beach Florida November 3 The St Louis Browns will return to Wright Field for spring training in March L C McEvoy vice president of the club has advised the public The manager Rogers Howashy is to lead the team in Texas duties
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Howashy
Texas
Midwest governors clash with Wallace over farm price plan
Washington reports a five-state conference on lifting farm prices hit snags as Secretary Wallace said detailed plans would not be ready before tomorrow. Governors pressed for price fixing and production control, while legal obstacles and NRA licensing limits hindered progress.
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Ness
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