World affairs and Roosevelts Washington talks this week
A survey of global economic and political shifts during the week notes Sir Ronald Lindsay’s four hour meeting with President-Elect Roosevelt at Warm Springs and anticipated talks in Washington. Debates on debt, tariff policy, and potential cabinet appointments frame the looming transition and international responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lindsay
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Ronald
United States
Washington
London
MacDonald
Italy
Czechoslovakia
England
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Senate
Wilson
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Congress
Reed
Hoover
Sir Ronald
Europe
XPERT
Warm
Springs
Jacksonville
Natirniahal
Bet
Wits Udad
Cordell Hall
Georgia
Paris
France
Michigan Roundup of Local Developments and Incidents
Michigan briefs report Marshall constructing an $85,000 post office using sandstone. Ionia approves reopening the Ionia State Savings Bank with court plans. Detroit revokes a blue law on Sunday meat market closures. Fire, legal, and civic updates across Saginaw, Royal Oak, Muskegon, Traverse City, Mt. Clemens, Port Huron, and more detail bank, school, and municipal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Carrollton
William G. Lavalley
Royal Oak
James G. Matthews
Royal Oak Township
Muskegon
Ole M. Loberg
Muskegon High School
Loberg
William H. Wallace
Michigan Sugar Co
Caro
Sebewaing
Bay City
Lansing
Michigan Elevator Exchange
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
State Savings Bank of
Harry W. Gross
Mt. Clemens
Traverse City
Grand Traverse County
North Shore
Platte Lake
June Towse
Arbutus
Arbutus Lake
Eva Smith
John H. Fessler
Jackson
William Fessler
Detroit
Sally
William
Mt. Pleasant
Senate
House
Port Huron
Army ‘Engineers
Washington
Black River
Juege Nz HK
Reid
Sarah Simms
Russell J. Simms
Lee
Campbell
Center
Second Street
Grand Rapids
Joseph’ Endres
Tindres
Elizabeth Fordan
Michigan
United States
Foran
Fred. M. Raymond
Inflation Debate In Washington Affects Prices And Policy
In Washington inflation talks rise with an expected April session. Experts warn currency and credit inflation may lift prices, affecting farmers workers and industry. Three methods include expanding money supply, increasing paper gold backing, or creating new dollars, with silver as a proposed alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Baruch
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Spess
Germany
Wheeler
Montana
Bryan
Senator Long
Louisiana
India
Senate
Union
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Hitler
Edward W. Pickard
Pomerene
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists of
von Hindenburg
Kurt von Schleicher
von Papen
von Hindenbureg
von Schleicher
Konstantin von Neurath
Count Lutz von Schwerin
Krosigk
Eliz von Reubenach
Guenther- Gereke
Alfred Hugenberg
Wilhelm Frick
Interior
Ould
Frick
Reichstag
Hugenberg
Hélme
Vet
Mperor Hirohwito
Saionji
Japan
Uchida
Geneva
Committee of 19
League of Nations
Manchuria
League
Sweden
New York Life Insurance Company
Nebraska
Lans
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Walsh
Massachusetts
Bingham
Connecticut
Fred Britten
Ninois
Ors Galsworthy
Rome
Hampstead
Fkorsyte
Amon
Canton
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Edouard Daladier
Marshall
Ionia
Ionia State Savings Bank
Common Council
Escanaba
Holland
William Prince
Sixth Reformed Church
Charlevoix
Michael Kowalski
Charlevoix County
Mich
Isadore Taylor
Isaadore
Alfred Custer
Taylor
Brown City
Charles Harrington
Michigan State Teachers’ College
Ypsilanti
Secret Services
Allegan County
Louis Pickens
Grand Rands
Allegan
Secret Service
Pickens
Charlotte
Calhoun
Eaton
Ingham
Clinton
St. Patrick’s Day
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
Harry H. Atwell
Board of Supervisors
Sample
William Bruckart
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