Inflation amendment passes in Senate amid broad support
The Thomas inflation amendment to the farm relief bill wins an easy Senate victory amid clashes with anti-inflationists led by Senator Reed. President Roosevelt seeks to align disarmament talks with Britain, France, and Canada, while economic policy shifts raise prices and spark debate on gold standard and debt renegotiations.
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Thomas
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Michigan News Byte From Around the State
Marshall National Bank plans to reopen after lender consolidation. Albion lowers assessed value by 19.8 percent to 35 228 950, marking the third cut in three years. Royal Oak outlines large scale welfare farming under city supervision with two 80 acre co operatives and multiple garden plots. Petoskey damages suit seeks 105 000 over toboggan crash injuries. Mancelona workers buried in cave in at a gravel pit, one man dead. Lansing endorses Southworth tax allocation bill for general property tax. Muskegon firefighter injured by airplane propeller in station basement. Detroit wins health conservation contest. city leader to Minnesota Anti-Saloon League post. Pontiac and Detroit area notes on suicides, resignations, and new industry openings.
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Antrim County
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Muskegon
Alfred ‘Smith
Smith
Ingham County
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Grand Rapids
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John Vandersluis
F. P. Stephan
Nicholas Kammerad
Ernest C. Brooks
Battle Creek
Civilian Conservation
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R. IE. Bates
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Charles ‘H. Crim
Silver Creek
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Newell
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Strongs Camp
United States Chamber of Commerce
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New Haven
Brooklize
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Inder
Lodi
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R.N. Holsaple
Anti-Saloon League
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Ralston Purina Company
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Clifford Kelley
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Sidney C. McLouth
Marine City
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Alma
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Herman Babnsen
Steve Tolychuk
North Star
Gratiot
Kalamazoo
Edward C. Ruiz
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Transportation” Co
Adrian
Chicago Federal ‘Reserve Bank
H. J. McGill
Epochal shift ends gold standard era in 1933
The article outlines the U S departure from the gold standard under President Roosevelt in 1933. It explains the emergency actions, inflationary potential, and new authority to manage currency including possible $3,000,000,000 in new money. It notes implications for gold reserves, foreign exchange, and economic policy.
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