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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
14
The dollar’s decline deepened on FEI GE markets as the gold bloc led by France pressed for stabilization measures. London and Paris saw the dollar slide while wheat talks gained momentum and Australia sought federal backing to steer state support. French plan urged pooling trade accords at the Low conference to reach a settlement.
Health note touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for blood weakness. It claims iron content, tasteless quinine, and quick bodily improvement with regular use. Promotes better appetite, strength, vitality, and color. Sold in stores.
Fragment notes a single account handling receipts and expenses for shipping within a combine operation. No dates places or organizations clearly traceable in readable text.
Washington reports say Dean Acheson denied any action in Washington on stabilizing the dollar since Roosevelt rejected the London proposal. He stated only next year’s budget was discussed with Lewis Douglas and E A Goldenweiser while London conference notes were not a topic. News from the Treasury stressed budget questions and did not confirm new stabilization plans.
Marshall Texas June 29 Sybil Parker editor of the Longview Daily News said he would go to jail rather than reveal the source of information used in a story charging Harrison county officers with laxity in connection with the transportation of 3.2 beer.
Berlin reports Hermann Goering, Prussian premier, launches a secret police system in two thirds of Germany to uncover and thwart plots against the state. The force reports directly to Goering, with Berlin head office supervising press and communications as Gleichschaltung spreads.
Washington June 29 Air mail operators were told rates would drop 25 percent on July 1 due to reduced funding. Postage rates stay the same and mileage has not yet been curtailed. Carriers must submit route-cut priority suggestions by July 9 and a meeting with postal officials is planned after that date.
Astronomers estimate the globular cluster Messier 13 in Hercules hosts no fewer than 50,000 stars brighter than the Sun, indicating a densely packed ancient stellar system.
Johnston cautions the department of agriculture to avoid overestimating production and price. He cites avarice among producers, a sharp rise in prices, inflation, and restored confidence as factors affecting cotton value under normal conditions.
Analysts warn the market advance stems from speculative buying as thousands seek profit from a proposed reduction plan, fueling futures purchases on the cotton exchange and labeling the practice dangerous.
More than 200 cotton farmers in New Iberia Louisiana voted unanimously for the government cotton reduction plan. Cotton administrator W E Williams reports parish wide support above 90 percent. Additional meetings were set for Thursday and Friday at Jeanerette and Loreauville.
Twin City Parent Teacher association leaders urge funds for Monroe municipal playgrounds. People pledged money for the summer but have not sent cash. readers are asked to send donations to The News-Star-World Playground Fund, with funds to go to the recreation department.
The report notes swift adoption of recovery laws as federal and state agencies reorganize. Nineteen state managers are named for home mortgage refinancing loans while Perkins links the new federal employment service to trade code application. TVA readies work under securities law as rail plans proceed.
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