Be Cleared By Foreign Office Moscow Jan 27
The Soviet Union issued a decree through the presidium of the Supreme Soviet establishing that virtually all relations between foreigners and Soviet institutions must pass through the ministries of foreign affairs and foreign trade. Exceptions exist for everyday needs, with Molotov’s ministry handling foreign communications and responses. The decree replaces a 1926 statute to uniform relations, allows special permissions under treaties, and directs that inquiries involving foreign naval or military attaches be sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Trade.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Presidium
Supreme Soviet Parliament
Russia
Molotov
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Foreign Trade
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Ministry of Armed Forces
Council of Mhinisters
Salary Inadequate For Soup Worker Struggles
Washington hearing hears Cyrus Waud of Camden and his wife describe living on 2500 a year with rising prices. They say they cannot reach shelves, never drink orange juice, and must cut meat and milk purchases. Tobey orders a $5 relief to show the family hardships while planning testimony from food company officials on price controls.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Cyrus J. Waud
Camden
Cyrus
Waud Announces Long-Wearing Suit After Four Years
Cyrus Waud recalls buying his last suit four years ago and notes it is still wearing well. Mrs Waud mentions her sister once gave Mrs Waud a dress, prompting the couple to discuss their wardrobe.
McCabe Named Chairman of Reserve Board
Washington reports President Truman demotes Jerome Eccles from chair to vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board and elevates Thomas B. McCabe, a 54 year old paper industry executive, to chair the influential agency amid tensions with Treasury Secretary Snyder. The move signals a new approach to monetary policy in the United States and the world.
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Washington
Marriner S. Eccles
Truman
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Natin
Thomas B. McCabe
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
New York
Truman picks McCabe to join Federal Reserve Board
Denied Snyder was responsible for policy splits with Snyder opposing stricter controls on banks while stressing no personal rifts. Rumors say Truman faced pressure from financial leaders to replace Keeles as Fed chief for advocating strong government controls. McCabe, longtime Philadelphia Fed director since 1938 and chairman since 1939, was nominated to fill Ronald Reagan’s term ending 1956. Senate action required.
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Maem
Truman
Keeles
Federal Reserve Board
McCabe
Federal Reserve Banks
Philadelphia Bank
Board of Governors
Ronald Ransom
Senate
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