Experts Tackle The Money Puzzle In New York
Experts in New York on March 7 faced a fragmented money puzzle as many indicators suggested unsettled markets. Cash wheat rose 2 to 244 cents while corn held steady. cattle and shoes posted gains, raw sugar advanced, and raw cotton rose in the outside market. Analysts linked price moves to farmer hesitancy, possible future higher prices, and dealers seeking adequate supplies amid unsettled conditions.
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Proclamation on Banking Restrictions by President Roosevelt
Washington March 6 AP The text of President Roosevelt's banking proclamation outlines a national emergency due to heavy gold withdrawals and abroad speculative activity. It postpones certain financial operations to prevent hoarding and regulate or prohibit export and hoarding of gold and silver coin bullion under the 1917 act.
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Franklin D Roosevelt declares nationwide banking holiday 1933
A presidential order during the national emergency suspend all banking transactions from March 6 to March 9 1933. It directs the secretary of the treasury with presidential approval to permit or restrict banking functions and to issue certificates against assets. The decree aims to prevent hoarding and export of gold and silver coin or currency across the United States and its territories.
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Boston Port Bill Passed in 1774 to Halt Trade
The English Parliament enacted the Boston Port Bill on March 7, 1774 to stop landing or loading goods in Boston Harbor in retaliation for the tea party. Commerce shifted to Marblehead and Salem while General Gage was sent to enforce the law and stayed until after the Battle of Bunker Hill.
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KFKU Daily Schedule Highlights At KU Campus
KU timetable lists an afternoon lecture on international affairs by Prof H B r. elementary French session led by Corneil. KU News Notes read by Charles A Deardorff Jr. musical program with Allie Merle Conger arranging the piano set. The schedule includes a 2:30 pm Wednesday class and a 6 pm international affairs talk.
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New Dances Highlight Tau Sigma Recital at KU Auditorium
Lawrence audience will see a varied Tau Sigma recital with classical interpretative divertissement and popular numbers. Solo performances include Joe Dunkel Lillian Peterson Betty Shirk and Darold Eagle. An Indian four-man Denishawn piece features Kell Sullivan Hibbs and Penfold. Eagle’s solo portrays African Voodoo jazz. Twelve voices directed by Byron Mason chant during a dance. Typewriter percussion and Tom Ryan composed music accompany. Two pianos by Ryan and Wagner provide intermissions. Tickets at Greenhal l and KU 174 for reservations via Journal World ads.
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Heifetz Concert Tickets Go On Sale At KU and Local Stores
Concert by Jascha Heifetz, renowned Russian violinist, set for Thursday at the University of Kansas auditorium. Tickets available at KU fine arts office Bells Music store and Round Corner Drug store with checks accepted. Fine arts students and many townspeople hold season tickets unaffected by bank limits. Heifetz trained in St Petersburg now Leningrad and has logged about 50 000 hours playing violin, equivalent to six years of nonstop practice. His career spans 29 years by age 32, beginning with a quarter size violin at age three.
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Call For Candidates To Kansas Relays Committee
John Sleeper, a senior from Iola, is named senior student manager for the eleventh annual Kansas Relays on April 22. The first freshman tryout call asks applicants to submit by Wednesday afternoon to the Kansas Relays Manager at Robinson Gymnasium. The committee handles promotion, publicity, and meet operations for the national sports event.
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Chicago faces mayoral vacancy after death of chief executive
An emergency looms in Chicago as the city contemplates how to fill the unexpired term of mayor Cermak who died today. Options discussed include a special election, appointing an acting mayor from the city council, or having the mayor's cabinet assume duties. The vacancy arises with less than a year left in the term, triggering possible legislative action.
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T Stars to Play Here March Twenty-Four
Four net: T-Stars headed by William Tilden will perform at the Gerona of Karias auditorium on March 24. Tilden, the famed pro, will be joined by Hans Nusslein and Bruce Barnes with Emmett Pare of Chicago, promising a high level exhibition.
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Kansas University Tennis Team Plans March 24 Practice
The Kansas University tennis squad directed by Captain Wilbur Coen will practice at the auditorium on March 24. The event features pricing of 75 cents for general admission and 40 cents for reserved seats, with athletic bookholders receiving a discount.
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