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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1934

Page

2

Roosevelt monetary plan aims to nationalize gold and reto fit dollar value

Roosevelt proposes nationalizing gold reserves and power to revalue the dollar within 50 60 percent of current gold content to restore purchasing power. He calls for government ownership of added dollar value from gold, a 2 billion dollar fund for gold and securities operations, and denies a greenback return. The plan faces Senate hearings with Morgenthau defending it and opposition from Glass Gore and other critics.

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Michigan News Roundup Diverse Events Across State

Bay City fire losses drop to 63025 for 1933 down 33000 from 1932. Burglary at a downtown department store yields 6000 in goods. Forest land purchases earmarked across Michigan totaling millions. Fatal automobile crash near Saginaw leaves two dead and a critically injured man. Portable house deaths by gas fumes in Romulus. Various local incidents include a 88 year old war veteran request and a fatal car overturn near East Tawas. Public instruction planning, school financing and tax reform plans announced in Lansing. Authorities warn against worthless oil stocks and approve 27 new CWA landing fields. Detroit and state reports cover prison lighting upgrades and a large Michigan share of auto production in 1933. A veteran’s hotel room, a 5 inch wire in Albion, and a banana fruit baby snake find mix of city notes. Governor Comstock appoints commissions to study transportation costs, while a Detroit bank reports 1933 nine month performance and growth. A rare 20 acre park in Copemish given for public use by local donors.

Bay City Ann Arbor Lansing National Forest Reservation Michigan Huron Manistee Marquette Hiawatha Ottawa Saginaw Carl G. Dinse Erwin Seidel Diase Seidel Romulus George Keene Rodney Washtenaw County Fulton Edwin Bowman Wakeshma Township East Tawas Howard A. Leist Alpena Here Leist Comstock Secretary of the Interior Harold C. Ickes Mt. Pleasant Paul F Voelker Public Instruction Eansing George F. Mackenzie State Securities Commission Mackenzie State Commission Port Huron Chester Ostrawske Gov. Comstock Ostrowske Detroit Grand Rapids Robert Hings University of Detroit H. Gordon Anderson State Normal College Ypsilanti David Goldman David Goldman of the Colleges of Homer Fred Andreus Albion Andreus Pontiac Honduras Purser Fruit Co Edward Barber Dis Barber Ponac High School Frank A. Picard Liquor Control Commission Muskegon Sunrise Co-operative Jackson Michigan State Prison Peter F. Gray Gray Floyd Evans State Board of Aeronautics Washington CWA American Automobile Association New York United States Canada East Jordan Catherine Walsh Roosevelt Walsh NRA U. S Peter B. Lennon Lennon Theodore C. Ruff St. Clair Federal Department of Agriculture Buchanan Clem Little Joé) Savoldi National Bank of Detroit Copemish Buckley & Douglas, Dioneer

National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart

Washington commentary analyzes Roosevelt era fiscal policy and budget figures through June 1938. It contrasts projected capital and ordinary expenditures with prior years, notes veterans funding shifts, and questions how a ten billion dollar congress will spend the current year. It also mocks congressional junkets to Florida and other sites as fiscal excess.

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