Central Bank Debate Raises Provincial Bank Fear
The Financial Post reports Morris W. Wilson of the Royal Bank of Canada warning that removing note issuing rights could force withdrawal of banking services from smaller Canadian communities. He adds a central bank could aid the system under proper guidance, but note privileges need not be tied to central bank creation.
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Financial Post
Morris W. Wilson
Royal Bank of Canada
Chartered Banks of Canada
Canada
Mr. Wilson
Understanding Sym Metallism in Monetary Policy
The article explains sym metallism as fused gold and silver currency. It cites President Roosevelt’s message noting world wide disputes over bases for money. A fused basis would mix metals, defining value by their proportions and risk reducing silver to a mere alloy dependent on gold content.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Alberta U F A split over radical change versus gradualism
In an Alberta debate the U F A president urged radical socialism as a path out of impasse, while Premier Brownlee warned against extreme radicalism that could isolate Alberta. The public will decide which approach is wiser as a trial cattle shipment from Churchill reached Britain in good condition, signaling strong future service prospects.
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Lethbridge Herald
U.F.A
Gardiner
Premier Brownlee
Edmonton
Brownlee
Alberta
Churchill
Britain
Roosevelt Defines Nonintervention Policy in Global Step
In a December 28 Woodrow Wilson Foundation speech President Roosevelt outlines a shift away from armed intervention and territorial expansion. He backs nonintervention except within the American community, supports the League of Nations in principle, and urges collective peace while stressing leadership instead of national aggrandizement.
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Roosevelt
Raymond Leslie Buell
Foreign Policy Bulletin
New York
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Hull
Montevideo
North
Central
South America
Manchuria
Caribbean
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
League
New York State
Nr.a
Wilsonia
Italy
Soviet Russia
Canada to Liverpool Trade Talks Boost Butter Prospects
The Canadian trade commissioner in Liverpool notes import limits for apples and pears to France in early 1934 totaling 220000 metric quintals with 1200 quintals set for Canada. He says consistent Canadian butter could fetch prices equal to top New Zealand or Australian produce if Liverpool markets can be supplied.
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France
Canada
Liverpool
Eng
New Zealand
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