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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1933

Page

2

Chamber of Commerce opposes Roosevelt monetary policy

The American Chamber of Commerce, led by Henry Harriman, adopts a resolution denouncing Roosevelt's monetary policy as harmful to business recovery and credit. It calls for avoidance of greenbacks and fiat money and condemns public works, housing, and NRA codes as misdirected.

Chamber of Commerce of United States Roosevelt Henry S. Harriman Boston NRA Chamber C. M. W. Sprague Treasury Harvard Sprague James P. Warburg New York American Academy of Political Science Philadelphia Irving Fisher Yale Thomas Oklahoma Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve District Washington Federal Reserve System Savannah Thomases Association of American Tories Rufus King Welles Warm Springs Gray Ambassador Welles Havana Jefferson Caffery Grau

Untangling the New Deal Aims and Farm Shifts

William Bruckart discusses how the New Deal risks wide economic restructuring. He highlights the farm adjustment program, public debt levels, and the push for jobs through public works while noting potential dislocations for farmers and changes in land use and crop strategy.

Washington NRA Mr. Wallace Wallace Kansas

Basis of life across animals and humans

A Minneapolis Journal note links Nature’s focus on a deer in Watkins Glen to a broader view of life. It cites Huxley on the physical basis of life and protoplasm as the common material uniting plants animals and humans, urging compassion for all living beings. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are advertised.

Nature Watkins Glen State Park New York Thomas Henry Huxley Minneapolis Journal

Youthful Wisdom The Chicken Leg Proves Best Part

A brief humor piece notes a young boy's confident claim that the chicken leg is the tastiest part and stands by this view with simple, rural charm. The aside reflects a lighthearted, folksy tone typical of small town columns.

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