Future of the New Deal After NRA Ruling
Western News notes the Supreme Court’s NRA limit, Frazier-Lemke mortgage questions, and looming AAA cases. It argues confidence may return if the Administration favors practical policy over Brain Trust theory and cautions on credit risk in agriculture amid a shaken national mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Supreme Court of the
United States
NRA
Land
Supreme Court
Congress
New Deal
Blue Eagle
Ballyhoo
Farm Credit Administration
Simmereddom
Frazier Ang
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Senate
Quotes Need for Science by Dr Karl Compton
Dr Karl T Compton of MIT argues for a bilateral program to apply science toward national welfare. He calls for wider scientist collaboration to aid government and for a new style of leadership uniting scientific minds to address major national problems with coordinated, intelligent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Stock Exchange as a National Market Forum
Charles R. Gay explains the stock exchange as a market meeting place for securities where members transact business not as a private club but as a national institution meeting a public need. It aggregates hopes fears and necessities of security holders and serves as a vital market responsive to investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Charles R. Gay
New Work Stock Exchange
Exchange
Living costs and gold value in the dollar
Professor Kammerer notes that if gold remains near February 1933 levels, living costs must rise about 50 percent to absorb the dollar's slack. If gold falls to the 4826 level after the crisis, the cost of living could rise about 116 percent once slack is absorbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pg, Kammerer
Sir Wilfrid Grenfell Faith and Science Clash
The fragment quotes Sir Wilfrid Grenfell reflecting on religion and science. He suggests religion grows stronger and warns of dogma while noting shifts toward materialism and intellectualism. The text references science as a place where spiritual topics are uncommon, contrasting it with gospel rhetoric at the Royal Academy of Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Grenfell
Labrador
Royal Academy of Science
Polish economist Dr Henryk Gruber on Locarno’s economic fix
Polish economist Dr Henryk Gruber says the failure of the political Locarno harms nations economics. He argues a real Locarno focused on stabilization could spark recovery, reduce tariff walls, and revive world trade once the box is opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryk Gruber
Finding New Uses for Products of the Farm
A Dearborn conference on agriculture industry and science discussed converting farm crops into industrial goods. Ethyl alcohol from crops could fuel engines, with corn likely not a primary fuel crop for years. Soybean and linseed oils have industrial use, and new farm product uses may emerge as costs and plant siting improve. The pledge is cooperation to expand rural markets and farm incomes. Kansas City Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture, Industry and Science
Dearborn
Mich
Europe
Kansas City Times
Monkeys Solve Mystery in Bengal Fair Murder Case
In Bengal India two monkeys linked to a pair of gypsies performed at fairs. On the return journey the monkeys' master was murdered as they watched from a tree. A bamboo marker marked the spot, and shmians hurried to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkers
Moystery
Bengal
India
Monkeys Aid Police in Murder Case Suspects Arrested
Monkeys led officers to a grave scene where a body was exhumed after their mistress alerted police about missing master. The animals conveyed the murder through gestures and expressions, guiding authorities to capture two men in a nearby village as they were attacked by the pets.
Washington Alaska Highway Plan Promises Vast Land Access
Advocates push a new Washington to Alaska highway spanning 2,223 miles to unlock 370,060,000 acres of land along its route. Proponents argue it would open vast resources and boost development across northern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctics
State of
Washington
Alaska
Floating Fortresses by Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsel
British naval expert argues that even older battleships provide strong air defense. He envisions future battleships as fortress strongholds, pivot ships that protect empire communications and help keep global peace by securing the western seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton Eyres-Monsel
War Profits by Welfond
Professor of Economics at New York University critiques war profiteering as repellent. He argues that men safe in swivel chairs reap fortunes while millions face death injury and illness, selling their services for paltry sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfond
King
New York University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lemke
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
William JB. Humphrey
Commission
Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission S
the Stock Exchange
Doen
Doan
Doans
Milnesia Incl
Wafers Eee Tal
Dizzy
Stenabocks
Tina
Teane
Too
Dizzy Dean
Ding
Wren
Easni
Ony
Worstes
Leo Sarg
Rae
Ozzy
Battle Creek
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!