Morgenthau forecasts treasury gold profit to cut debt
Secretary Morgenthau in his first speech as Treasury head estimated a future gold profit of 2.8 billion dollars to be kept in a stabilization fund for now, with plans to eventually apply it to reduce the national debt. He outlined net asset gains and the cost of the New Deal, while NRA and Cuba trade talks shape administration politics ahead of elections.
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Conservatives Back Stronger Fight as New Political Force Emerges
National observers say campaign issues split over Roosevelt New Deal radicalism versus conservatism. The American Liberty League forms led by Jouett Shouse James M Wadsworth and Alfred E Smith to defend the Constitution and counter radical plans.
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Nearer brides for young laborers study finds
A Lehigh University survey of 570 Pennsylvania wedding licenses shows that brides tend to be within a mile of the groom for young unskilled workers. As occupations rise to executive, distance to brides increases and older, wealthier men seek partners farther from home. The author ponders implications.
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Devil’s kick marks stone in St Francis church
A Canadian legend linked to several French places tells of Satan forced to labor as a horse bridled by a priest. A mason unties the beast, freeing it to drink, and the devil’s kick mars a stone now visible in the church of St. Francis on Orleans Island. The mark remains uncarved in relief.
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Crazy Water Crystals Bring Mineral Health To Your Home
Ads claim natural mineral waters aid neuritis and rheumatic pains with no additives. Consumers are urged to mix Crazy Water Crystals into drinking water for a cost saving home remedy, citing testimonials of relief and urging readers to try.
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