Roosevelt plans dollar devaluation and gold purchase push
News Review details the U S administration weighing a foreign exchange shift to weaken the dollar with a gold purchase plan. Key figures include George Warren Cornell and James Rogers Yale advising on policy, plus Treasury and Federal Reserve officials coordinating with French and British banks to stabilize exchange rates. The piece notes economic relief discussions, relief administration actions, and international finance moves amid inflation fears.
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Howe About a Man Smoking By ED HOWE
A fragment from ED HOWE discussing World War era anxieties and social habits grows into a parable on honesty and self restraint. The writer uses conversations and anecdotes to warn against vanity, urging prudent conduct amid national turmoil.
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Roosevelt’s Gold Purchase Plan Sparks Economic Debate
The article analyzes Roosevelt’s gold purchase program and its impact on the dollar, prices, and world trade. It compares the policy to a broader New Deal strategy, notes expert views on currency control, and discusses farm relief and fox farming credit schemes tied to the government’s stabilization efforts.
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