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Newspaper
Gary Evening Times
Location
Gary, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
19
President Roosevelt moves to cut the United States off the gold standard anchor and set the stage for urgent conferences with visiting European statesmen starting tomorrow. The rapid shift in gold policy dominates the agenda as Ram MacBonnd and Prima Whaster Whaster Ram MacBonnd are noted in coverage.
The article outlines discussions among Franklin Roosevelt, Prime Minister MacDonald, and Premier Herriot about stabilizing currencies and reopening global trade. It notes Britain, France, and Canada as key players, the shift off the gold standard, and plans for a three way meeting at the White House to align monetary policy and revive commerce.
A fashion feature describes a tailored model in crepe silk with brown bone buttons, options for snap fasteners or buttonholes, belt variations, and a navy blue or brown print. Style No 2564 fits sizes 16 to 40 inch bust, requires 3 3/4 yards of fabric. Also promotes a Spring Fashion Magazine offering 48 pages of styles and tips, priced 10 cents, with orders to CHE TIM'S FASHION BUREAU, 400 Fifth Avenue New York City.
A fragmented analysis tracks Peru States toward new constitutional and trade paths, contrasting Hoover era policies with a looming new deal. It notes shifts in international markets, debt payments from German reparations, and rising domestic farm production amid deflation and tariff changes.
At La Porte Indiana April 21 farmers, marketers, and transport operators face faster farm product market shifts in Northwestern Indiana. A new Bulletin 304 from Purdue University details regional changes in local marketing procedure for livestock and feed spanning Lake, Porter, LaPorte, Elkhart, Starke, and other counties. The study cites more rail use, fewer local agencies, altered sales volumes, and price differences across the region, urging adjustments in investments and marketing strategies.
Mrs Owen of Florida the newly chosen United States Minister to Denmark is pictured with Otto Wadsted Danish Minister to the United States during a social call at the Danish Legation in the capital. She is the first woman in U S history appointed as minister to a foreign nation.
Berlin reports show Adolf Hitler celebrated on his 44th birthday with public buildings defaced and streetcars decorated. A presidential gift dedication followed. Amnesties were announced for political offenders, with nationalist students and Nazi members receiving preferential treatment while Jews and Marxists face no scholarships. Hamburg named Hitler an honorary citizen.
Thelma Gravely of Roseville California cites Kruschen Salts as part of a regimen to lose 29 pounds in three months. She notes feeling better and plans to continue use, praising the product's help with weight loss and energy.
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