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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1933

Page

5

Eight-Power Pact Signed To Raise Prices Of Silver

World Economic Conference delegates report progress in six weeks of talks. An eight power pact aims to withdraw silver from markets for four years to lift prices. Russia negotiates neighborly non aggression pacts while bi lateral trade talks stall on currency stabilization. Executive committee may reconvene in September to decide on further parley. Wheat restriction talks resume informally outside the main conference.

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Plan for Economic Recovery and Labor Standards

Discussions centered on currency stabilization tariffs and adjournment. Observers noted domestic recovery efforts and a world credit pool plan. Minimum wages set by city size with weekly limits and rules on hours and child labor, plus restraints on price increases to cover actual cost rises.

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What Agreement On Re-employment Asks From All Employers

Washington July 28 The President's re-employment agreement limits wages and hours for factory mechanical workers or artisans. Signers may not pay less than 40 cents an hour or exceed 35 hours a week unless the pre existing rate on July 15 1929 was below 40 cents, in which case the rate then applies but not less than 30 cents.

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Final Rites for Dr. James D Nisbet Held in Charlotte

Funeral services for Dr. James D Nisbet 71 renowned physician who died here will be conducted at his brother Dr. W O Nisbet home and burial will occur in Elmwood cemetery. Nisbet had retired in 1923 and lived at Van Wyck South Carolina. He was brought here for treatment Wednesday.

Charlotte James D. Nisbet W. 0. Nisbet Elmwood Cemetery Nisbet van Wyck 8.C

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