World at a Glance: Roosevelt and NRA in Turmoil
Across a sweep of Wall Street analysis and political chatter, the April dispatch notes fears of a devalued franc amid European strain, with NRA extensions sparking confusion. It highlights Couzens shaping auto strike talks, Morgan opposition to Roosevelt policy, and debates over a proposed constitutional amendment altering electoral votes. The report also flags saving declines, bank liquidity, and a looming credit tightening atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couzens
James Couzens
Michigan
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Wall Street
Budd
Philadelphia
Henry Ford
Huntington Bribes and Local Social Notes Recorded
Local notes report visits and gatherings around Huntington with multiple names and towns mentioned. Events include family visits in Elshia Norwalk Sullivan Burbank Spencer and Elyria, a play at Sullivan high school, and Krage moving onto the Stanley Rice farm east of Huntington. The page also contains a jumbled trivia section and a civil war era War Department remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ralph Krage
Albert Krage
Elshia
H. D. Bowen
Earl Easterday
Phillis Jean
Norwalk
Ruth Easterday
Sullivan
Dorothy Mae Naexcle
Helen Gingery
Doris
Dorothy Hines
John Gingery
Lawrence
Elyria
Ray Fortune
Spencer
C. A
Robert Rugg
Paul Wilkinson
Sullivan High School
Stanley Rice
L. E. Chapman
Mr. Rice
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Germany
Stock Exchange
Financial District
Wall Street Journal
Washington
House
Republians
Pennsylvania
Jeffers
Alabama
Trui
The
U. S. War Department
South
Earth
Stortly
Abbr
DE Sev
T HE Krazee Komenes Core
Lulu
Eno
George Swan
Hve
Evance
Piso
Swins
Wms
Annnys
Mag Teu
Frank Merriwell
YALE
Coach
Tom Butts
Merriwell
Ured
ANK Ju ‘the
Muggs McGinnis
Coor
Tura
Burt L. Standish
Basih
By Wally Bishop
IL Gould
Etta Kett
BY Paul Robinson
Atire
Big Sister
Bungle
ATAXI
Vere
Gers
Herman
Vincer
Voob
By Les Forgrave
Harry J. Tuthill
Herman Buzzer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!