Hitler ousts Schacht in Reichsbank shakeup
Berlin and London report Hitler replaced Dr Hjalmar Schacht at the Reichsbank with Walther Funk, signaling tighter Nazi control over monetary policy amid stalled talks on a Jewish transfer plan. Rublee’s refugee committee faced uncertain prospects as discussions faltered and the Berlin talks scheduled for departure day ended without agreement.
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Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Reichsbank
Walther Funk
Schacht
George Rublee
Reichsfuehrer
Nazi Party
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Rublee
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Funk
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Turkey
America
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London
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Seidere
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Trade Spotty During Week Reports Show Mixed Retail Demand
New York January 20 reports from Dun and Bradstreet indicate wintry weather boosted demand for seasonal merchandise but overall U S retail trade for the week was spotty. City by city comparisons show variations from 10 percent below to 15 percent above last year with the national average 1 to 5 percent lower than the 1938 week. Wholesale trade fared better, with turnover 4 to 10 percent higher than 1938.
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New York
Dan and
Bradstreet
Labor Conciliators Avert 339 Strikes
Washington dispatch reports the Labor Department conciliation service prevented 339 strikes in the year ending last June. Rector John R. Bredman said about 230,000 workers were involved in 338 disputes, saving about 4.61 million man days. Steedman’s annual review notes 2319 disputes affecting 1,480,795 workers, with 99 percent terminated satisfactorily for both sides.
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14 000 Foot Flight Aids Coughing Boy Recovery
Seven year old Lawrence Moore rode a 47 minute flight to 14000 feet and stopped coughing, raising hope the journey may cure a severe whooping cough siege. His father L F Moore helped him from the plane as the boy said he felt better, following a story of an 11 year old girl cured similarly in Yakima Washington.
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January Motor Car Sales Hold Up Well
DETROIT January sales of motorcars were reported by Ward's Automotive Reports as holding up in better than seasonal proportions. The survey noted no change in generally favorable conditions. Production for the current week was 90,205 units, compared with 36,925 last week and 65,418 for the third week a year ago.
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Ward’s Automotive Reports, Incorporated
States Retain Wage Control
Washington January 20 Elmer FL Andrews wage hour administrator called the act an example of the new federalism He said the legislation avoids over centralization by dividing authority and blends it to regulate interdependent problems He urged states to adopt laws to complete a permanent framework of wage and living conditions for industrial workers.
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Council of State
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