Roosevelt monetary message urges congress for gold reserve plan
Franklin D Roosevelt asks Congress to vest title to all American gold in the United States government, create a bullion base for currency, and set a 60 percent upper limit on gold revaluation, while expanding powers to deal in foreign exchange and support a sound, stable dollar. He notes silver’s importance and references the London silver agreement and proposed monetary reforms.
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Roosevelt blames gold policy on price stabilization plan
In remarks made at the White House, President Roosevelt outlined a program to adjust the gold content of the dollar, arguing a 60 percent cut could double treasury gold value. He stressed the move is not a currency replacement but a safeguard to stabilize prices, with Congress asked to grant authority to control American gold supplies and issue gold certificates secured by Treasury gold.
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Support of Plan Asked by Priest in Detroit Speech
Father Coughlin urged mass popular backing for his monetary plan to issue 20 trillion currency dollars. He asked congressmen and senators to enact the program and counter a Warburg letter alleging insufficient gold to back the proposals. He outlined dividend allocations totaling 26 billion dollars for bondholders, public works, and ordinary disbursements.
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How Cardui Helped Lady Get Stronger
Mrs. Oscar West of Dayton, Texas, testifies Cardui strengthened her, boosted appetite, and eased fatigue after weight loss. She noted many women use Cardui as a tonic and recommend it for weak women.
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Back wheels and front wheels together test the ride
The passage warns that if the front wheels lack knee action the car will pitch and sway like a horse when a hind toe is forced up, noting the need for a delicate mechanism and careful driving amid back seat drivers due to Ford Trans.
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