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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

6

Conference opens world economic talks in London

Ninety six nations send top financial and monetary officials to London as King George opens the world economic and monetary conference. Key issues include currency stabilization, silver reserves, and aligning gold and silver policies to raise world prices and reduce trade barriers. The debate features Senator Pittman and Ralph Morrison as United States negotiators.

George London Key Pittman Nevada Ralph W. Morrison Texas United States Pittman Washington

National Topics Interpreted by William on Economic Upturn

The piece reviews the federal budget near the end of the fiscal year closing June 30 and the start of new accounts. It notes a deficit of about 1.75 billion dollars for the year, down from nearly 3 billion the prior year, with rising tax receipts helping. It explains timing of income taxes and highlights monthly taxes like sales on radios cigarettes and beer contributing about 825 million dollars this year.

Washington Treasury Hoover Roosevelt Tention Mr. Roosevelt Western Newspaper Union

May tax receipts show beer gain and tariff rebound

May miscellaneous internal revenue jumped to 93.5 million dollars while 1982 May was about 36 million. Beer tax tops expectations, averaging perhaps 20 million monthly. Tariff duties rose in April and May vs 1932, with May at 20.515 million as prices fall and ad valorem duties cut receipts. Officials say imports grew in quantity though value varies.

Treasury United States Bureau of Customs Woodin

Rhubarb Delights and Everyday Ways to Use It

A 1933 guide explains rhubarb as a versatile, economical staple. It covers color, texture, and two main cooking methods, plus serving ideas with raisins fruit and spice, and notes on pies puddings marmalades and fruit cups.

Bell Syndicate WNU

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