Inflation Amendment Passes Senate in Farm Relief Debate
The Thomas inflation amendment to the farm relief bill won an easy Senate victory amid partisan clash. It would devalue the dollar and shift value from creditors to debtors, with warnings from inflation opponents about long term harm and constitutional concerns over gold clauses. The broader talks included disarmament, debt settlements, and potential policy shifts at Geneva and in London conferences.
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National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart Ogden Mills 6¢E-DEPUBLICAN
Washington notes on a Hoover era group forming to aid the party in 1934 elections. Key figures include Walter F Brown as president and Ogden Mills as chairman with Arch Coleman and W Irving Glover leading the Washington HQ. The piece details aims, board members, and links to six cabinet members. It also covers Wisconsin ratification of a prohibition repeal and a broad analysis of currency changes under Roosevelt.
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Roy D. Chapin
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Walter B. Hope
the Treasury
James J. Patchell
Union City
Ind
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Harry Culver
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Federal Reserve Board
Mary Pickford Rise From Stage to World Fame
A biographical sketch of Mary Pickford tracing her start in Toronto at age five, Broadway beginnings in The Warrens of Virginia, and transition to film under D W Griffith. The piece notes her global popularity, European royal honors, marriage happiness, and the belief that her work brings happiness to others.
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Alice Dahl Lands Leading Role in Free Ranger
Miss Alice Dahl, a former member of Southern California Little Theater movements, rises to a leading role in Free Ranger after earlier minor film parts. Renowned as a skilled horsewoman, she is paired with McCoy in the new picture.
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France
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Edouard Benes
Prague
Alice Dahl
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