Money Market Pressures Drive Securities and Bank Reserves
Prof Keonamien of New York University outlines how very low money rates push corporations toward securities and idle funds into government debt. He argues excess reserves by banks reflect unsound finance, not a simple inflation cure, and emphasize government borrowing and spending as root causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Sianey
Keonamien
New York University
New York
Iportant
Apt
ANKE
Revere
Thit
Ain the Treasury
Treasey
Treasury
December club notices and meetings in local organizations
The calendar lists events at the Tek Tock Tea Room, Mother's Club dances, Hanukkah observances, and ladies’ club installations. It notes December birthdays, renewals, and officer appointments across organizations including the Hebrew Institute, Alamo, Five Randolph PTA, Amazon Club, and other civic groups with Christmas programs, lectures, and a progressive New Year’s dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delonian
Lunehroy Geist
Pension Plan to Give Printers Work
Austin reports a pension law designating printers as beneficiaries while others await eligibility. State Auditor Orville Carpenter leads the old age pension commission preparing a million plank forms ready for system start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tor
Orville Carpenter
Pencon Commission
Industry Hails Goal as Dealers Hit Target
Tlondok Ontario reports the United States and Canada will lose about five million dollars due to a plan to shut a hydrogen and oxygen electrolysis plant. American suppliers feel the impact less, as the provincial government uses surplus water power to guide the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlondok
Ont
United States
Dericys
Aflfmurs
North Atlantic
Inganitta
Commerce Department
Boston
Health Department Battles Mosquito Menace in 1995
The Texas Health Department spent 1995 tackling malaria and mosquito control in East Texas. Dr. John W. Brown reports a malaria survey covering about 190,000 people and a rural sanitation program costing roughly 1.0 million dollars, including drainage ditches, pit privies, septic tanks, water and sewer mains. State and federal services cooperated, with 25 water mains sanitized and extensive wastewater work completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Department of Health
John W. Brown
Texas
Federal Health Services
Oller
Underground Water Survey to Start in Local Area
Brownwood December 30 1907 WPA district headquarters will establish offices here to survey underground water in six counties including San Saba Llano McCulloch Mason Gillespie and Blane. A A Dimlay of the state board of water engineers arranged the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
WPA
A. A. Dimlay
State Board of Water Engineers
Bis Mide
Inelwlegan Saba
Liana
McCulinith
Mason
Gillesbie
Blanes
Houston County to Lose CCC Camps
The Pennington CCC camp will be abandoned around the first of the year marking the second Houston county camp closure after the Wechey camp. Only one unit remains as the federal forest service expands the Sam Houston national forest with over 100000 acres purchased. The army reports reduced personnel as the reason for camp abandonments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
CCC
Crockeit
Pennington CCC
Wechey
Federal Forest Service
Sam Houston
Texas Mineral Survey Set
The University of Texas bureau of economic geology, with WHA funds, will conduct a state mineral survey. Dr E H Setlards notes a WEA grant of 373000 dollars funds about 8000 field workers and over 80 geologists. The study may reveal commercial mineral potential and prompt quarry openings and better development of Texas clay beds and glass sand sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Deegy
University of Texas Bureau of Economic Iealcer
WHA
E.H. Setlards
WEA
BGO
Murk Jyey
de. Seliartis
Texas
Iniustry
Allred Deer Yarn Faces Acid Test
Gov James V Allred concedes he misstated deer killing distance to Edward Clark, who relayed it to reporters. The discrepancy over the 273 pace claim feeds a controversy as observers question whether the deer could be seen that distance on a cloudy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allred
Austin
James V. Allred
Edward Clark
Edward
Fieu
Walter Wordul
Moustan
Woodu
Motor Carrier Law Violations Decline Amid Increased Inspections
The transportation division of the Talroad commission reported today that isolations of the motor carrier law were decreasing while more rocks were under regulation than before. The last legislature provided funding for five additional inspectors and the law enforcement department has been unusually active. Despite remaining violations, officials say there are probably fewer than at any other time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ano Tar Transportation
Talroad Commission
Dalhart airport project gains presidential approval
Dalhart reports a 14,000 allotment for a new Dalhart airport received presidential approval. Amarillo district WEA director Meredilly cited the action as reported recently by AA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalhart Airport
Okehed
Dalhart
Meredilly
Amarillo
WEA
Texas State Audit Center Projected in Austin
The state board of employments orders a $100000 building financed by federal funds in Austin to house records from county and district relief organizations the old civil works administration now works progress administration and rural rehabilitation. Officials say thousands of documents showing federal relief in Texas could fill many freight cars and the project will take months to complete before records are consolidated and the site becomes a record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Dec
Nuge
State
Patien Teliat
Texas
Acc
State Board of Emylrol
Autin
Civil Works Acutinstraton
Rural Resettlement Administration
Works Progress Administration
iStudents Disregard Attempted Ouster in Columbus
Five directors of the W G A board faced a formal protest from Franklin County Legion post claiming the student group is Revolutionary and Communist. The Legion urged the meeting to end quickly and objected to a lack of a displayed American flag. Leo Krackl of Milwaukee spoke as vice president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.
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Gol
A. D. Tuttle
Aviation School of Medicine
7. M. Harpgraver
Columbus
Ohio
American Student Union
W. QA
America Legion
Commtanis
W.G. A
Franklin County
Legion Post
Legion
Leo Krakckl
Milwaukee
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Young Roosevelt Says He Is Out of Politics
Fort Worth reports Alfred Roosevelt son of the president denying any current political role. He described himself as out of politics during a business trip to Amarillo, recalling last June's Texas Young Democrats convention where he criticized his father's policies and argued with Governor James.
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Amar Uy
el Hint
Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Amatillo
Texas
James ¥. yAlfred
James P. Buchanan
Brenham
Washington
Veras
Warm Springs
Gehsleman
Capitol Hill
HOUSE
Bikhahar
Washington Side-Show and White House Intrigue in 1930s Debates
In a leaden era report, political insiders pile pressure on roiled White House teams led by Tugwell Hopkins and Ickes. The piece covers factional wrangles over cabinet personnel, looming conventions, and a sweeping plan for large merchant ships for wartime and peacetime use. It notes the intrigue around Roosevelt aides, state department friction, and social scenes at Pan-American events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Washington, DC
Roosevelt
White House
Agriculture
Rex Tugwell
Texas
WPA
Harry Hopkins
GOP
Pr Hopkins
Sens Tugwell
Tynwell
Faey
Hesey
Catton Holdings Report On December 15 Cotton Balances
Catton Holdings of Pool reported in New York on December 10 that government sponsored producers pool holdings for December 15 stress date totaled 1 623 020 bales. One folio comprised 627 720 bales of new cotton and 600 110 bales of futures. A prior report showed January holdings at 79 000 bales.
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Catton Holdings of Pool
New York
Bates
New York Colne Fxchange Service
New York Cotton Exchange
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Hawaii
Jimiy
South Seas
Spey
Titan
Vie Forsyth
Sre
Scamelin
Junfoy Hadgsiah
Hebrew Institute
Gertrude Goldofsky
Frieda Bipoloff
Fannie Reisfeld
Robe Goodmin
Goldie Horowitz
Burco
Jey Sam Levey
Alamo Review
W. B.A
IO. O. F Hall
Kate Thompson
Ethel Tyneg
Lowise McPal
Lena Smith
Daisy Hislop
Jeff Harris
Lillian Claus
C. B
Bertha Mergele
Nettie Braun
Erna Dancy
Johson
Ica
Minnie Conyers
Iva Seales
The
Fay
L. Papps
Standart
M. Gerlack
Stella Hadgl
Girl's Club
Julia Smasel
Pioneer Club
Lucy Gase
Katy Beedher
Santa Chuis
Fanny
Robert K. Maup
Martin J. Wilson
Jewel
Wilson
Fourteenth District
Bernays Lowery
Joe A. Blann
A. D. Volder
Bawar
Amazon Club
Dorothy Anderson
Peck Avenue
Margaret Stafford
Louise Olfers
June Hornbeck
Alice Wilson
Mary Bridgewater
Virginia Dowdy
Esther Hawkings
Hal Landrum
James Lane
Edward Davis
Joseph Lee Brysee
Joe Netex Sle
Jules McNerney
George Davis
Billy Roy
William Ruckey
David Mayer
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Carl Bot
Edward Rum
W. O. Little Jey
H. O. Potect
L. R. Bpeelman
Otto Hollman
Lenore Ante Thompson
Miscas Helen Louisa
Ruth Baker
Harrel
Lemma Eiler
Pine Wi
Toys
Ethel B. Waring
New York State
Goller
Home Econonics
Cornell University
National Association der Nursery Education
Toots and
Casper
Brother
Jimmy Murphy
Otmat
Colonel Hoofer
Nan
Cimmyturphy
Polly
A& Firm
Cliff Sterrett
Health Department
Tecny
Juanita Shaw
Lew Peter
Davy Crockels
Texas Mineral Survey Set
Texho Heliee
Chicago
Jin Farley
Historia Ervel
Fred Roper
National Committee
Fred Gidl
Jim
Ravel
Basle
Kalamazoo
Liverpool
M Becton
Kansas
Hull
Stile
Panama
Alfaro
Daugiter
Amelita
Latibh America
Cape Hem
Cate Yi
Sipper
South America
Neves
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