Putting A River Under NRA
Burton Kline argues NRA will not suffice alone to revive the economy. He asserts a monetary expansion via the treasury and Federal Reserve is needed to create credit, with inflation or bond revaluations as tools. He links NRA to socialization of industry and urges Roosevelt to provide a money river for power and growth.
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Burton Kline
Boulder Dam
Colorado
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New York
One Corporation
United
Federal Reserve Board
the Treasury
Jack Horner
John W. Taxpayer
Federal Reserve
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Roosevelt
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Protests and talks on securities act ripple through finance
A McClure Syndicate column surveys reactions to the securities act across markets. It notes protests from small city financiers and a stalled real estate bond deal, while affiliates seek relief and reform moves target exchanges. It also covers gold export rules, British currency hints, and new radio lesson plans.
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New York
National Whirligig: Scrooge Faces NRA Code Looming
The column outlines potential bank lending shifts as NRA codes raise costs and prices. It notes banker risk if consumers buy less, possible government loans at lower rates, and a push to strengthen licensing and inflation controls. The piece cites Roosevelt, Mussolini, and industry leaders like aluminum trusts amid a broader economic debate.
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George Dunne
Scrooge
John Scrooge
Blue Eagles
NRA
Babe Ruth
Blue Eagleites
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Italy
The Chuck Industry and Shoulder Pad Codes
The article discusses a proposed 93 page code covering industries from power tool gadgets to coat shoulders and pencil workers. It notes 3,409 employed in the shoulder pad sector and hints at a Washington belief in a securities market strike amid post act concerns. Professor Rogers is sent to negotiate with investment houses but findings remain elusive.
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Washington
U. S
Sam
NBA
New York
James McMullin
Professor Rogers
Brain Trust
Hammill Acts as Iowa Acting Governor for First Time
John B. Hammill, acting governor of Iowa, assumed duties for the first time during Governor Kendall’s health trip. In Muscatine County, Mrs. Lucetta McCain of Conesville became president of the county WCTU with Mrs. Gertrude Carr of West Liberty as vice president. A Lake Township farm, the Henry G. Ankel place, burned down, with losses around 6000 dollars.
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John B. Hammill
Iowa
N. E. Kendall
Lucetta McCain
Conesville
Muscatine County
West Liberty
Gertrude Carr
Henry G. Ankel
Lake Township
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