New Deal Policies Dominate White House News Review
The report surveys Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration pushing the New Deal agenda, with Blackfin and other figures discussed as potential Federal Reserve appointees. It notes agricultural relief, grain controls, and NRA reforms while outlining political shifts and upcoming elections, highlighting economic recovery strategies amid drought and national policy debates.
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Federal Reserve Bankt
Houlton
Atlantic Federal Reserve Bank
Blackfin
America
Boma Observera
Mahembither
Rossevelt
Lila Reignation
Una
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Mt Ateata
Federal Reserve
Peard
Amuccod
Black Ag
Feueral
Marriner
Eceles
Howe About by Ed Howe on experts running railways
The piece critiques hiring only Algivariced experts for railways and questions high salaries while revenues fall. It quotes a local man earning forty dollars weekly as a trial and argues for practical, simple leadership. It also laments unused talent and comments on women philosophers and American wit.
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ED Howe
Arimary
To & Book
Whits
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National Silver Move Prompts Mixed Market Reactions
A Washington observer analyzes the silver nationalization order under the Roosevelt administration. Officials face scrutiny over secrecy and inflation risks while trade and financial leaders debate its grip on prices and the dollar. Critics warn of uncertainty harming business and wage stability as housing and economic programs expand.
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Washleght
Lant Haw
Ohlat
Songreas
Sud
Siver
Ibhan
United States
Heenze
Hecketery Morgenthau
Treasury
Thordas
Woshington
Les
Obriots
Roosevelt
Bar Tilver
Eegtland
Frei Order
Hooseret
Wilter
Hooverelt
Cerpera Wong
FHA
Gettng
Cigly
James A. Moffett
Walt Canady
Corbett St Clair
Iatler
Dows
New York
Hls
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Banke
Edward W. Pickard
Wartern Newspaper Union
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Black
Wills House
Mintahe
Federal Grain Futures Administration
J. M. Mehl
AAA
Breduria C. Howe
Uowsmrives
Wallace Ling
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Wileasus
SilUams
Ned
Wallacen
Dhookevelt
Nia
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Johnson
Togo
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Plata
Congress
Ad & Permitnent
Busiess
Roongvelt
NILA
Jahugon
Cole
Ani
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NRA
Dolton Textile
United Teste Workera of America
Alrihco
Norman Thomans
Wement Fy
Sevecad
Newraska
RR Durke
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Denaerde Namutontion
Gay
Clarion W. Horgan
Nephyitcans
Robert J. Slamnon
Norrig
Millval
George White
Charles Q. West
Pha
Sam D. Ross
Marin
Davey
Clarence L. Wrana
Arcangas
Atate
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Ben O Koss
Stephin
Waalington
Chetry Party
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SLC
Senato Reits
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Caninpati
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Senat
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Russia
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Moseiay
Thin Atel
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Andrew Wy Myton
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New Kensington
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Logank Perry
Alcon
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Muimdeim
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Conn
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Yves Ile
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Germany
Austria
Diay
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France
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Agares
Nore Kane
BNZ
Enaton
Huey Long
Vietory
T. Semtex Welmsley
New Orleans
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Allen
City of
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Abtairs
New Orlenam
Grant Atiay of the Republic
Reo
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Hassell
Martin Pressid
Way Dern
Dministilatote
James A. Mor
Houleg Administration
Woeshington Bank
Allan MrGirni
Anny Darkers
Mr. Morett
Evouit Thes Flina
Binaing Ade
Binaing Ade Miotstention
Noy Bank
Iilaing
Joan Associaihin
Ihince
Aubrey Wilttate
E.R Aueke
Howe
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Avery
Washington
Combreseny
William Bruckart
Hite
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