Morgenthau widens rift over gold policy in Washington
Washington and New York reports outline a widening split over the administration gold policy as Acting Secretary Morgenthau meets Roosevelt at Warm Springs. Developments include Federal Reserve banks selling bonds, advisory council opposition, Morgenthau excluded from Fed meetings, treasury funding market support, and a federal probe into alleged short selling tied to the gold experiment.
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Washington, D. C
TNB
Thhose
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
Morgenthau
Federal Reserve Board
F. DB. R
Treasury
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
Reserve System
United States
Middle Western Reserve
Weather Report Fragment and City Names from Tempest Era Notes
Fragmentary weather and location notes mention temperatures, tides, and differing conditions. The text lists many place names including New Orleans, Oklahoma, Omaha, and Unala, with scattered times, dates, and measurements, but the overall content is garbled. It appears as a clipped meteorological log with multiple errant tokens and misread terms.
Death for A Cordell Ends Noted San Antonio Figure
Ben A. Cordell inspector for the state dye stock commission died unexpectedly at his station in St. Ignacio on Friday his wife present according to Street Commissioner Paul Steffler Cordell once city clerk under Mayor G B Black and a former candidate for fire and police commissioner His last political activity was supporting Governor Ferguson.
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Ben A. Cordell
State Livestock Commission
St. Tenacin
C, B. Black
State
Dyestock Commission
Bexar County
St. Ignacio
Paul Steffler
Steffler
Cordell
G. B. Black
Ferguson Instear
Cologne Stages Wagner Play Authorized by Widow
Winifred Wagner widow of Siegfried Wagner has authorized the city theater in Cologne to present Der Heiligenkoenig a play by her late husband.
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Cologne
Wagner
Germany
Winifred Wagner
Siegfried Wegner
Farmer 94 Held in Slaying
In Greensboro Alabama on November 24 an elderly farmer John George 64 or 94 arrested for the murder of his father in law Walter Mitchell. Police say George shot Mitchell from ambush while hiding behind a tree. George had married Mitchells daughter about ten years earlier when she was twenty.
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Greensboro
Ala
John George
Walter Mitchell
George
Mitchell
Alice to Employ 300 Family Heads
More than 300 unemployed heads of families will be put to work on civil works projects in Alice, Texas, early next week. The plan was announced by George R. Adams, county administrator, amid efforts to boost local employment and public works progress.
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Alice
George R. Adams
New Dam to Make Heaven for Ducks
Helena Montana November reports Fort Peck dam will form a 175 mile long lake about 20 miles wide in northeastern Montana. Primarily for flood control and power, the project will create a potential paradise for hunters according to state game warden Marra.
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Helena
Mont
Fort Peck
Montana
Charles 43. More
Marra
Roosevelt Estate Deed Found in New Brunswick
The original deed to President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s family estate “Krum Elbow” was located in Moncton New Brunswick at Jemsey. The 1760 grant by George II to Joshua Gedney moved when Royalists fled during the Revolution. the property later forfeited in the United Blake. A 4 room house at 258 Weaver is offered at 30 dollars monthly with classified ads noting a 1929 Hupmobile sport coupe for 285 dollars.
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Moncton
Krum Elbow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jemsey
New Brunswick
Joshua Gedney
George II
Blake
Pigeons Delay Normal University Clock, Alibi in Use
Pigeons roosting on Normal University tower clock hands slow the clock causing students to be late. They claim the clock itself was late and use this as an alibi. Officials consider a campaign of warfare on the pigeons to stop the disruption. An 8x12 Oriental rug is requested in classification 104, Light.
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Normal University
Farmers to Hold Colorado Confab
The state plans a December 5 and 6 meeting at Colorado Agricultural College to discuss organized agriculture. Participants include The State Grange, Colorado division of the Farmers Education and Cooperative Union, and the Colorado farm bureau, invited by the state board of agriculture to guide discussions.
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Colorado
Colorado Agricultural College
Btute Grange
Farmers’ Education’l and ‘Cooperative Union of Aderice
Colorado Farr] Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
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