Roosevelt advocates managed currency and gold control plan
President Roosevelt outlines a systematic currency program including a government gold market and RFC buying of newly mined gold at set prices to stabilize prices and restore commodity value. He aims to fix dollar value, reduce external shocks, and expand credit while farmers protest and seek higher production costs.
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Roosevelt backs reopening of Century of Progress fair
President Roosevelt approves a plan to keep the Chicago World’s Fair open next spring. He cites strong support from railroads merchants and hotel men and says he will seek congressional funding to maintain the government building and exhibits if the decision is made.
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What Congress Will Do Next Roosevelt Faces Tough Congress
Washington notes predict President Roosevelt will confront a resistant, combative Congress when it reconvenes. Acheson and a multi department committee weigh liquor tax levels and enforcement post repeal to maximize revenue while avoiding bootlegging and hurting farmers.
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