The World at a Glance by Leslie Eichel
A snapshot of 1930s concerns and opinions on Coughlin anti-lynching and economic outlook. Baruch and Soith lead a list of influential figures. anti-lynching debates merge with free speech issues. Industry signals point to steel and coal gains, gold backing, and rising prices as demand returns. Roosevelt's Tugwell bill draws Mrs. Roosevelt's interest amid dye safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jase Doubls
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rex Tugwell
Roosevelt
Congress
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Frank Merriwell
YALE
Frank
Rocke
Boomerang
Burt L. Standish
Nell
Otani Lake
Merriwell
O ‘Suns
Asie
George Swan
Seuta
Wancuan Ae
Joe
FERC
BRICK
Bradford
Muggs McGinnis
B.B
Muggs
William Ritt
and Clarence Gray
By Wally Bishop
By Paul Robinson
Etta Kett
Daddy
Larry Shoe
O'Kan
Big Sister
Bungle
Foure Bloucs
PSST
George
Central Press
Will
Byles Forgrave
Harry J. Tuthill
George Bungle
Dardan
Rome
Leslie Eichel
New York
Bernard K. Baruch
Alfred K. Soith
Coughlin
Charles E. Coughlin
Indiana
California
James R. Rolph, Jr
Iires
Justice and Humanity
Simmons
Neries
Axminster