Treasury clarifies Silver Purchase program amid refinancing push
Washington August 13 The Treasury under Secretary Morgenthau treads softly yet wields a big stick on the silver program. Refinancing about 1.725 billion dollars looms within a month as inflation fears rise. The plan limits new paper currency to about 8 million, aiming to steady bond purchases. Treasury signals a 24 hour bid and may issue more certificates if silver buys continue. Authorities insist the refinancing keeps Water on both sides of the balance sheet while avoiding large Credit dislocations. If inflationists press, the government may be forced to bolder actions. The move clears 179 fourth Liberty loans and targets favorable bond markets though caveats persist.
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Washington
Secretary of the
Henry Morgenthau. Jr
Treasury
Governmere
Fragmented OCR outlines a nationalization funding plan
An unclear OCR segment describes selling at 129 dollars per ounce of silver, with 200,000 100 ounces of other assets to be nationalized. It mentions legal rates, printing limits, and a treasury impact. The text references pills, ounces, and a vague expansion of current government financial activity.
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Bats
Nebraska plan for Passion Play abandoned in Kearney
Rev David A Johnson PR minister announced plans for a new Telziols pageant titled The Nativity have been abandoned. Johnson who staged the Passion Play previously and the Exodus drama said the event will be presented annually instead to allow permanent scenic developments.
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Kearney
David A Johnson
Yes
Johnson
Landlords Plan Protective Association Meeting Next Tuesday
Elyria landlords announce a meeting next Tuesday at Elyria Savings and Trust to form the Elyria Landlords' Protective Association. The group will affiliate with the local Credit Rating Bureau to keep costs low, with no dues and expenses limited to tenant report issuances for members.
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Elyria Landlords’ Protective Association
Elyria Savings and Trust
Mter
Earl D Bacon
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
Andlords
Tne
Credit Bureau
Bacon
The
Credit Rating Bureau
Migration policy survey concerns American future
Dr Harri H Laughlin of the Carnegie Institution warns that immigration policy shapes which families become future Americans and which traditions are promoted. He notes two phases: regulating aliens in the U S and selecting permanent settlers, arguing a high standard while allowing reciprocal limits on Americans seeking to settle abroad.
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Washington
Harri H Laughlin
Carnegie Institutions Department of Genetics
Special Committee On Immigration
New York State Chamber of Commerce
I Langulim
Saverejan
United States
Laughlin
Ars
Professor predicts swing back to conservative social era
Associate psychology professor Ernest Talbert of the University of Cincinnati told students in a campus address that society is swinging back from the jazz age toward a micro conservative era. He noted social sciences are rising in popular esteem and praised Roosevelt’s humane social philosophy as a sign of growing support for social thought.
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Cincinnatt O
Roosevelt
Nazi Open Six Day Peaking Campaign Berlin
Nazi three minute men launch a six day speaking drive to secure a record yes vote next Sunday on Hitler gaining expanded powers. Goebbels and Hitler headline the program with a lineup including Krupp, Schacht, Hindenburg’s son, Goering and other party leaders. No opposition is presented as public mood shifts since last year’s League of Nations referendum amid economic strain and waning Nazism zeal.
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Berlin
Jas
Adolf Hitler
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Ministers of Propaganda
Hitler
League of Nations
Shere
Germany
Storm Troop Organization Foundation
Nazi Party
Boehm
Cienugis
Otto Peltzer
Hans Sievert
Hans Blunk
Krupp von Bohlem
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Oskar von Hindenburg
Otto Sauerbruch
Paul von Hindenburg
Hugo Ebener
Zeppelin
Prince August Wilhelm
Kaiser
Winifred Wa
Ner
Hermann Goering
Premie
Goebbels
Hitley
Germany seeks credit plan by trading goods with US
Berlin proposes a simple plan to pay American creditors by exchanging finished products for raw materials without disturbing industrial recovery. Reichsbank president Schacht says Germany will ultimately repay principal and interest. The plan outlines several ways Germany could satisfy the United States through transfer of goods.
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Berlin
Germany
Industrieger Schacht
Reichsbank
United States
Jersey Governor Turns Back Clock
Akron police sought cooperation with Cleveland authorities to arrest two men who hijacked a truck and trawler carrying 2000 worth of cloth in Akron. Driver Maurice Kline of Erie said he was forced into a large sedan, then to North Randall before being dumped. The truck was later found empty in Akron. Sandusky reports Miss Fiorence Brushaber of Sandusky will attempt a 32 mile swim.
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Cleveland
Akron
Maurice Kline
Erie
Parma
North Randall
Germany and America trade deficits and proposed barter schemes
A dated analysis notes Germany runs a sizable annual deficit with America in raw materials and finished goods exchange. It cites U S imports possibly rising without harming domestic industry and discusses proposals to swap cotton and finished products via foreign exchange avoidance. It also mentions long waves in the South Pacific with lengths near 600 to 1000 feet and periods of 11 to 14 seconds.
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Milan
Gustr
Iermany
Amelisa
Germany
Foreign Exchange
America
Amena
United States
Tom Comple
Mainz
Witehine
India
Bazil Feru
Dgept
Afiea
Pacofis
Canadian swimmer conquers nine mile Channel From Kelleys to Cedar Point
Point Pelee in Canada to Sandusky this Thursday. She recently completed a nine mile long distance swim from Kelleys Island to Cedar Point in record time. Movie men have been sent from Hollywood to New York to photograph columnists unable to go to California for Gift of Gab.
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Point Pelee
Canada
Sandusky
Kelleys Island
Cmdar Point
Hollywood
New York
California
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