Return to gold standard dominates current economic debate
Amid rising calls for a return to the gold standard and fears of inflation, Alfred E. Smith criticizes the Democratic Party for greenback tendencies while President Roosevelt defends gold trading plans. General Johnson denounces critics, while labor and crime stories weave through headlines from lynchings in California and Missouri to political reshuffles in France.
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Labor Leader Cites October Unemployment Rise and Wages Gain
WILLIAM GREEN of the American Federation of Labor reports U S unemployment rose to 10 076 000 in October an increase of 11 000 from September He notes the rise is modest for autumn and urges broad citizen cooperation to limit winter job losses Wages edged up 1 20 monthly while cost of living rose 0 5 per cent boosting real income slightly Real buying power of workers climbed 28 1 per cent since March.
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Army faces dangerous shortfall and needs rapid buildup
General MacArthur warns the U S army is below the danger line and seventeenth in world strength while urging fast expansion of enlisted ranks to 165 000, heavy aircraft and artillery spending, National Guard support, and expanded reserve training. He criticizes current mobilization as weak compared with 1917.
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Realignment debates hint at a liberal Democratic shift
Washington observers see economic views driving party realignment as Republicans and Democrats trade voters. Figures like La Follette Norris and Johnson are cited as potential liberals or conservatives shifting allegiance, with regional economic lines shaping future party loyalties.
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Velasquez Beauty Standard Through Time
Path finder Magazine notes the 16th century painter Velasquez defined beauty for women with seven traits including white skin teeth hands black eyes brows lids red cheeks lips nails slender limbs small ears feet soft hair and broad facial features and notes his status in the Spanish school and life dates 1599 to 1660.
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