Wall Street Survive Market Woes and Rigid Supply
Private SEC survey finds bullish mood on a tight stock supply due to inflation fears and high taxes. Margin buying nears 1920s levels as scarce new issues total 200 million in 1935, with auto, aviation, and radio sectors stable. Du Ponts and other insiders face backlash while isolationism and neutrality debates shape policy.
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Political turbulence and Klan revival in a shifting 1930s landscape
The piece surveys tax disputes over retroactivity and NRA-era wage battles, notes Parker’s caution on retroactive farm taxes, and details garment and railroad tax reactions. It highlights a rising Klan-influenced political scene with Arthur Robinson’s Indiana bid, Klansmen funding, and anti-foreigner campaigns, plus looming concerns over deportation rhetoric and electoral strategy.
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Dollar Trends and Political Moves Roil 1930s Press
The piece analyzes dollar weakness and gold exports, noting foreign investors retaining funds in the United States for profits, while Britain and France manipulate exchange rates to buoy the franc. It also covers U S inflation politics, Senator Dickinson’s presidential chances, and Jim Farley’s control of Tammany influence amid Democratic maneuvering.
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Population of New Zealand in Dominion era
The Dominion of New Zealand is stated to have a population of 1,600,000. The note lists demography as a basic statistic of colonial administration and planning.
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Mansfield Utility Appeals Dismissed Over Gas Rate Ordinance
Ohio utility regulators closed the Mansfeld appeal case. The commission adopted a 6 GG plan submitted by Mansfield city solicitor and Ohio Fuel Gas Co counsel, dismissing the company appeal from the Mansfield council gas rate ordinance dated April 7, 1931. The company said rate differences had been adjusted.
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Manasteré
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
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al Retesde
Theatre in Education of Every Child in Soviet Russia
A concise remark on theater as a component of child education within the Soviet regime, highlighting its role in shaping cultural and ideological formation for youth.
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