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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
7
A sprawling, garbled recap cites debates in Washington on New Deal policy and relief funds, amid mentions of McCarran amendments and works programs. It notes European tensions, labor unrest in Italy and Germany, wartime diplomacy, and Austria’s political shifts with Britain and Soviet pressure shaping postwar alignments.
The piece discusses the gold payment repudiation and its international and domestic repercussions under President Roosevelt. It notes potential impacts on U S prestige, the dollar's value, and future political battles over gold policies, with reference to Hoover comments and legislative maneuvers by Wagner and NRA extensions.
Special Adviser notes need to choose which ports to accept imports through and what concessions to offer. He favors bilateral deals country by country over blanket tariff cuts or unconditional most-favored-nation policy, arguing for tangible benefits in exchange for targeted trade terms. He proposes abandoning blanket free trade and restoring conditional MFN practice from 1789 to 1922.
Ty William Guthrie argues against a proposed constitutional amendment that would transfer control of child labor from states to Congress. He contends it would undermine federalism and local self government by placing future American children under national oversight and potentially under labor union influence.
The administration says business is improving across railroads department stores and major industries. Officials dismiss alarmists who warn of persistent trouble, insisting the job is far from finished but the nation is on a solid path to recovery.
The treasury faces mounting deficits with rumors of up to two billion more and fears of four to ten billion in the near term. Analysts warn ongoing borrowing may force emergency financing as the public worries about major inflationary pressures.
A fragment notes Dr Wallis Wiley asserts the press of America is free and independent, serving the public and advertisers. It mentions public confidence in one press as the people’s trusted source for news and opinion, though the text is garbled.
A fragmented and old style excerpt argues that national resources are a heritage for future generations. The text laments squandered assets and urges preservation and wise allocation for posterity.
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