News Review on Roosevelt policies sparks Chamber backlash
The American Chamber of Commerce directors, led by Henry J. Tu rman of Hastings, condemn Roosevelt monetary policy as restraint on credit and recovery. They oppose public works spending, favor private housing finance, warn against gold standard drift, and urge steadier government credit policy to revive business.
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United States
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Besry J. Turriman
Hastan
Roosevelt
Bal Wones Goll
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Bathmain
Murotutstentioa
Public Works
Imlateration
NRA
Trodn
Soringans
Eaeh Lduster
M. W. Shane
Trensurs
Die
Sprague
Sprigue
F& Coke
Roosevelt Valley
Presidiot
Jaros J. Warturg
New York
Jesus
Bornuve
American Academy of Pullttea Science
Irving Pinher
Yuin
Meiers
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
International Acon
Savannah
Thomases
Association of American Tories
Thesslavlc
Rufus King
Aesuserian
Russia
Warm Springs
Lit Finey
Willan O. Runt
Moycow
Waslington
Alexander Antonovich Troyanovsky
Mo Jomalie
Tekso Endow Rice
Trussian Stile Planning Commission
Gehtomar
University of Kiev
Siberia
Prance Vnti
Tussian Revolutionary Army
Tlnssia
Siberie
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Aubescuder Welles
Grau
Sumner Welloe
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Itovee
Howe About on Ruling Class Murder and Bloodshed
A long, dense polemic quotes public figures and events about fear, upheaval, and the supposed reign of terror. It laments bloodshed while urging restraint and national unity amid political agitation and social unrest. The writer cites Woodrow Wilson, Samuel Gompers, and others while condemning rioters and agitators.
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Debate on Farm Debt and Adjustment Policies Amid War Aftermath
The text discusses war debt, demobilization, and the impact of agricultural policy under Wallace and the administration. It describes postwar debt peaks around 26.05 billion and current levels near 23.4 billion, with eventual reductions to about 10.8 billion. It praises farm adjustment measures, warns of taxes to repay debt, and compares policy moves to a chess game affecting wheat, corn, and cotton production along with price supports and harvest prospects.
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Nation debates Treasury reshuffle and wartime economy
The article analyzes President Roosevelt's cabinet changes with emphasis on the Acheson Morgenthau reshuffle and the push to strengthen the treasury. It notes concerns about unemployment, public works funding, and the drive to place experienced leaders to steer fiscal policy while initiating road and highway projects and other relief efforts.
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Dean Acheson
Germany
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Acheson
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Washington Observer
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Morgenthau
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