Treasury Shakeup Signals Inflationary Policy Debate
Washington sees a dramatic shift as Secretary Woodin takes leave, undersecretary Acheson resigns, and Henry Morgenthau Jr is named to lead the treasury with Looming inflation concerns. The change fuels talk of price rises to aid farmers and sparks calls for gold standard restoration.
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Siough
Treasury
Washingtton
Woodla
Roosevelt
Nean Acheson
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Lous
Department
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Beneft
Morgenthau
Cornell University
George F. Warren
Farm Credit
Farmer Wool Aarm
Dutchess County
New York
West
Agricultural College
Navy
Wilson
Turkey
Acheson
MW. Sprague
Oo the Treasury
Borgzet Liwis Douglas
Beeene Black
Federal Board
Weedin
Ariguns
Warren
Rogers
Guifor Ild
Committee On Monetary Policy
Chicago
Mid-Western University
Al Smith Roosevelts Talks Stir NY Election Shifts
The New York Daily News reports on possible White House shifts and NY political appointments aimed at defeating fusionists in the upcoming election. It cites Woodin's resignation, Raskob as treasurer, Straus replaced by Copeland, Lehman appointing a senator, and Farley poised as the next governor candidate. Britain voices concern over US and Japan naval build ups amid 1938 treaty limits.
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New York Daily News
al Smith
Roosevelt
White Case
New York
William F. Woodin
the Treasury
John J. Raskob
Jesse Isidor Straus
United States
France
Royal
Copeland
Lehman
al Smith Ag Sehater
Sopeland
James A. Farley
Britain
Japan
House of Commons
Weekin
Uaten
Discovery Challenges Columbus Laurels in Early American Habitation
Smithsonian officers report evidence from Albemarle County Virginia suggesting the Atlantic seaboard hosted human habitation about twenty centuries ago. David Bushnell reports a stone ax and debates whether nomadic bands existed east of the mountains before 67 B C. Anthropologist Walter Hough notes ongoing discoveries may push back dates of Indian arrival by thousands of years.
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North America
Columbus
Smithsonian Institution
Albemarle County
Virginia
Atlantic Seaboard
David Bushnell
Cain
Reagan
Bushnell
Walter Hough
New World
Ohio law requires seating for female employees in business
The law in Ohio mandates that every business employing women provide a seat for each female worker and allow her to use the seat when not engaged in regular duties. Seats must be fixtures but not obstructive to duties.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Carry L. Hopkins
United States
Rousavelt
Ohio
Gua
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