Overhaul of machinery complete in New York era
Long historical survey traces economic upheavals from 1932 to 1935. It describes banking, gold standard abandonment, Roosevelt policy, stock market swings, and industrial shifts as the nation set a new course toward recovery with public works, credit, and regulatory programs shaping 1933 into a strained but pivotal transition.
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New York
America
Washington
Chicago
Congress
Iandor
Wallstreet
Te National Recovery Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Stock Exchange
Ntalional Recovery Administration
Etec
Roosevelt
del- Ayu
Amber
Civil Works
Canwamer
Bent Jeveln
South American Outlook Faces Debt and Political Strife
Buenos Aires reports Argentina adopts a Roosevelt style devaluation as import relief fades and the peso declines. Across the continent, Chile and Argentina endure quiet politics after chaos in 1933 while dictatorships in Braet and Uruguay constrain reform. Argentina signs major trade treaties with Brazil as Pan American talk of a common South American debt solution and a central bank looms amid stalled regional reconciliation.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
South America
Chile
Arturo Alessandri
Santiago
Sanchez Cerro
General Genivides
Braet
Uruguay
Colm
Justo
Brazil
Montevideo
United Front
Colombia
Peru
ABC
T la
Ditfiecwitica
Ballvin
Faraguay
Chico
Pan-Amtutean
Bolivia
Neceas
Liesta
Stage Does Big Comeback With Hits and Packed Houses
New York theatergoers returned to Broadway in force as audiences revived after years of absence. Major successes included Eugene ONeill’s Ah Wilderness with George M. Cohan, Irving Berlin Meash Hert revue satire, and risqué comedies Sailor Beware and She Loves Me Not. Helen Hayes then starred in Mary of Scotland with Helen Menken as Queen Elizabeth, amid a lineup of notable productions and rising stars.
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New York
Broadway
Eugene O'Neill
Ceason
George M. Cohan
O'Neill
Coward
Herbert Hoover
King George
Barbara Hutton
Ghandi
Aimee Semple MacPherson
Joan Ac Ie
Kenyon Nicholson
Columbia
Edward Howe
Princeton
Polly Walters
Two Helens
Helen Hayes
Maxwell Anderson
Anderson
Elizabeth
Roberta
Aebeess
Pry Templeton
New Deal reshapes US party system and Roosevelt popularity
Washington report notes the Roosevelt era ends boss rule and party machines, producing a volatile realignment. It highlights widespread Democratic gains in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the president's rare tolerance of criticism, and a looming Lees of a polarized liberal-conservative split shaping 1936 politics.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Temmany Hall
Washington
Municipal and Arkenes See Municipal Bankruptcy Era
A writer for Universal Review argues that municipal defaults rose from a four year low mood and that rebuilding credit hinges on Sumners municipal bankruptcy legislation. The piece explains the bill's aim to allow refinancing with creditor consent, limit minority veto power, and protect both municipalities and creditors through federal court plan approval.
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David M. Wood
United States
Congress
Senate
Sumners
Raymond Moley
Vondholders
House Judiciary Committee
Tr Short
Year’s Upswing in Prices Follows Drop in Dollar
New York report on 1933 price dynamics notes government steps to restore staples toward 1928 levels through dollar depreciation acreage cuts and bonuses. It highlights a shift from gold standard, domestic gold purchases, and rising commodity prices amid speculative demand while the labor price index nears a 1920 parity benchmark.
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New York
Jac
Uoele Sam
Joana
Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bo Lo
Education in Crisis Amid School Closures and Budget Failures
Washington reports a grim year for U S education with 190600 more children denied schooling due to closed schools from lack of funds. About 200000 teachers unemployed. 240 districts in 29 states defaulted on bonds. Pupils per teacher rose as funding collapsed across rural and urban schools.
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Washington, D. C
United States
NRA
Security Act 5 Trade Ban Shapes 1934 Prospects
The piece analyzes three contingencies shaping 1934 prospects for underwriting under the Securities Act of 1933. It notes the lack of will to underwrite corporate bonds under the act, weak long-term credit demand, and banks signaling lines of credit amid shifting finance dynamics.
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Wolverss Service
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