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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
4
Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana said he would not take part in the contest over Mrs. Bolivar E. Kemp’s seat from the Sixth Louisiana district. He indicated support for administration measures in the current dispute and said his aim is the good of the country, not involvement in party struggles.
Washington reports the government aims to stabilize the dollar near 41.44 per gold ounce, a 50 percent devaluation. Administrations steps include starting international currency stabilization talks, seeking Congress authority to seize gold profits, and raising the open bid for gold from 34.06 to push toward stabilization.
A collage of short items from across the nation notes warm and cold swings in New England weather, local quips about Hastings students misreading famous names, and political economy chatter on gold, silver, and devaluation. Mentions Fairmount WV, Hastings NE, Allerton IL, Independence MO, Washington DC, Oklahoma City OK, and Portland OR.
In Tokyo a two hour ceremony announced Japan's crown prince's full name as Akihito Tsugi Mo Miya, the name meaning [text truncated]. The ceremony marked the prince's formal naming with his father presenting the title in a traditional ritual. Acknowledgment of the name comes as the nation watches the royal family closely.
An infant born amid great rejoicing seven days ago stands to become emperor if he survives to succeed Hirohito. If he ascends he will be known as Akihito, a name celebrated in a festival across the empire.
A fragmentary OCR line discusses flavoring and flour quality, mentioning dealers and self flour and sheep intestines in a vague marketing style. The text appears as an unreliable advertisement snippet with no clear event or identifiable entities.
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