World economic talks face collapse as nations demand currency stabilizing action
Raymond Moley arrives in London amid optimism and doubt about the world economic conference. US prices jump as the dollar weakens, while delegates push for currency stabilization and coordinated debt relief. Senate voices and industrial codes mingle with Prohibition repeal, Chilean bonds, and Cuban conciliation efforts, all amid rising global tension and political upheaval.
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Minute by minute turmoil over currency and gold standard
TIME MINISTER MACDONALD pressed colleagues after a bloc meeting and spoke with Georges Sonnet of France before calling American delegates into conference. The talks centered on stabilizing currencies and the push to ease gold backing, with Isull and Rey Wittman’s resolution shaping debate as Europe fears a move away from the gold standard.
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Hearings Open On Industrial Code Submissions In Washington
GN UGH and JOHNSON opened hearings on Industrial Recovery Act codes in the Commerce Building. W L Allen and counsel Donald Stichberg explains procedures as Richberg notes hearings seek only facts and no oral legal arguments are allowed unless rights are at stake.
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Attorney General Cummings vows to name gold hoarders
The attorney general said he would soon publish names of hoarders who refuse to surrender gold. He warned that if publicity fails to deter them, prosecutions will follow. He noted the government may also pursue criminal and civil actions to recover the gold, and that convicted holders might yield it Voluntarily to seek leniency.
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Bomb blast at St Peter's cloak room blamed on Spaniard
Police in Rome say a Spaniard arrested for the cloak room explosion at St. Peter's Church acted on orders from enemies of the Catholic Church in Spain. No injuries occurred and damage was minor.
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Wilkin testifies on Wall Street plot behind Detroit bank closings
Wilkin tells a one man grand jury that Wall Street plotted to replace two Detroit banks with a single national bank linked to Henry Ford. He claims Eastern bankers sought to force Ford to bow to them and that withdrawals and post holiday clearings show a campaign against the Guardian group.
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Washington's new deal reshapes patronage and jobs
A Washington observer notes the end of congressional delay allows rapid postmaster and agency appointments under Roosevelt. The piece highlights political staffing shifts across Treasury and Agriculture, the use of public works funds, wage and hour rules, and state allocations for roads while urging firm administration of the six hour day and job creation through federal programs.
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Dogs Guard Boston Museum of Fine Arts at Night
Two German shepherd dogs supplement guards and elaborate electrical devices protecting the Boston Museum of Fine Arts after hours. The dogs’ keen senses ensure intruders cannot escape or avoid detection once the museum doors are closed.
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