Secretary Morgenthau Plans Gold Backed Debt Retirement
Treasury plans to use gold certificates to back notes and retire 674 million dollars of national debt, shifting currency backing to Federal Reserve notes. The move would affect national banks and may end the national bank note system, with August 1 as the retirement date for certain securities and a devalued dollar backing the process.
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Capital by Carvein and Pools for Tungsten Trade
National column discusses a proposed international tungsten pool with American manufacturers backing the plan. The aim is price stabilization and a large China import, shipped to Pacific ports and held as a pool reserve. Critics fear it may aid China while protecting U.S. tungsten buyers from price swings.
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Mads Moody Hero to Private Use in Soviet Era Context
Fragmentary text describes Mads Moody as a hero related to private use and a reference to a holographic or electronic Soviet environment. The Long case and SpE Rh Service appear as scattered terms. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable fragment.
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The Wonder of Inquiry and Science in Everyday Life
The speaker extols curiosity as the driver of knowledge. Early insight from Newton leads to physics, while education awakens inquiry. Despite noisy media, thoughtful citizens advance science, reduce poverty, and unite humanity through informed action.
Great City Tragedies At Ballavire Hospital Morgue
The morgue at Ballavire hospital in New York receives about 500 stone slabs packed with human bodies from across the city. Residents face a mix of causes including thunderstorms accidents suicides and starvation. Improvised spaces are sometimes needed to accommodate the dead.
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