Roosevelt plans banking reform and new currency shock
The article describes Roosevelt's extraordinary session actions creating a inflationary federal reserve backed currency, bank reforms, gold suspension, and measures to reopen banks. It notes impacts on the Glass Steagall provisions, hoarding penalties, and nationwide expectations of relief and fiscal reorganization.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
William A. Weedin
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
United States
Federal Reserve System
Federal
Congress
Senate
House
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Congress Faces Economic Panic and Roosevelts Chance
Washington observers debate what Congress can do to fix the banking crisis and economy. Roosevelt supporters see confidence building as key while conservatives fear overreach. Party tensions rise as progressives seek new blocs and realignment within Republicans and Democrats.
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Congress
Capitol
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Listory
Ags
I Ns
Lion Meets Fate A Seed Warning Script Plan Looms
Intermountain News Briefs report a six and a half foot mountain lion killed near Levan Utah. Notes on seed labeling in Boise Idaho and seed origin notice. Delta hosting 3rd annual livestock show April 21. Nevada taxpayers push state reorganization. Plans for Brigham Young University funding add to Provo commerce. Snow storage and water outlook in Idaho and Utah.
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Levan
Richfield
Benner
Mackay
Ida
Idaho
Delta
Delta Chapter
Delta Lions Club
Richmond
Dairy Men of
Boise
State Department of Reclamation
Water Resources
Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Provo
Brigham Yong University
Mechanic Arts
Provo Chamber of Commerce
U N I N G Special Session Names Top State Officials
The brief session on inaugural day confirmed President appointments including Prof Raymond Moley as an assistant secretary of state William Phillips as undersecretary of state and Carr as assistant secretary of state. Morgenthau Sr and Stevenson were named to federal boards and Webb to the home loan board while Kuniaki Kolso's campaign plan led to major Japanese advances in China with martial law in Peiping and leadership shakeups.
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Senate
Raymond Moley
Columbia
William Phillips
Massachusetts
Tull Wilburn. Carr
New York
Henry Morgenthau, Sr
Federal Farm Board
Wiliam F. Stevenson
South Carolina
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
T. Dwight Webb
Tennessee
Home Loan Board
Kuniaki Kxolso
Jebel
Koupelkow
Great Wall
Kawahara
Inner Mongolia
Yellow Sea
Peiping
Chang Hsueh-U Wang
China
Maxim Litvinov
Russia
League of Noadlana
League Committee
Woodcock orders prohibition funds to enforce new limits
Amos W. W. Woodcock ordered immediate enforcement changes under an $8.44 million prohibition budget that bars wiretapping and Aquorn purchases. He says cases now violating limits will be tried under the new law, shifting emphasis to manufacturers and transporters of liquor. Also noted is the sudden death of Rep. Wilbur Wood of Indiana in New York at age 72 after nine terms in Congress.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Illinoois
Senate
Joe Sobleson
Arkansas
Kendrick
Wyoming
Key Pittman
Edward Halsey
Chesley Whutney
L. L. Biffle
Pelbes
Adolf Litler
Germany
Els
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Reichsrat
Azis
Old Empire
Hitler
Vno
Lermano Goering
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Bureau of Prohibition Enforcement
Amos W. W. Woodcock
House of Representatives
Wil RB. Wood
Indiana
New York
Mediterranean
Washington
Wood
Appropriations Committee
Western Newspaper Union
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France
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Geneva
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Japan
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William E
Jruckart
Jr. Roosevelt
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Nebraska
Steed
Pennsylvania
Reed
Ile
Wealera Nowepapve Talon
Intermountain News
Salt Lake City
onWitah
Indian Service
Wintesh- Ouray
Strawberry-Daniels Divide
Supervisor of
Dintah National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
A. T D. Stanton
Chamber of Commerce
Ogden
Weber County
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State Board of Education
Pocatehie
Tira Normal Schools
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Albion
M'Cammon
J. A. Grover
Marsh Valley
Inkom
McCammon
Kunlaki Kolsa
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