Cuban political turmoil tests Gran San Martin balance
Ramon Grau San Martin struggles to form a stable government as Cuban factions clash at the National hotel in Havana. U.S. ships loom nearby and Ambassador Welles departs as Roosevelt seeks neutrality while Spain and other nations shift cabinets.
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Ramon Grau San Martin
United States
National Hotel
de Cespedes
Havana
Uncle Sam
Gran San Martin
Cuba
Col
Horatio Ferrer
Mario G. Menocal
Machado
Federal Deposit Insurance takes shape with new board
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation forms with Walter J. Cummings and B. Bennett named to the board. Auto insurance begins January 1 1934 for deposits up to 2500, then July 1 1934 expands coverage to 10000 fully and 75 percent to 50000. Banks must join. examination is strict and funds rely on bank contributions.
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Washington
Walter J. Cummings
Chicago
B. @. Bennett
Salt Lake
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Deposit Insurance Fund
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Comptroller of the Currency
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Banking Act debates and dairy policy wrangles described
The piece discusses opposition to the Banking Act of 1933 with deposit insurance and the burden on banks. It notes debates over bank soundness versus guaranteeing depositors and the human fallibility in lawmaking. It also covers Secretary Wallace’s plan for a national dairy production agreement to curb cut throat competition as milk and butter output rises.
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Congress
Treasuries
Wallace
Western Newspaper Union
Oldest Cooking Metal Copper in Kitchens Through Centuries
Copper is among the earliest metals used for cooking utensils dating back to 2320 B C in bronze form. It was common in ancient domestic life, faded in American homes as iron tin and aluminum rose, yet hotels and European kitchens kept solid copper vessels.
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United States
John van A. MacMurray
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
MacMurray
Moscow
Russia
Europe
Far East
China
Hitler
Albert Einstein
Hinstein
Germany
France
Belgium
Einstein
Brussels
England
Oliver Locker- Lampson
America
Baby Healed After Cuticura Soap Ointment Trial
A Virginia mother recalls two months of watery blisters on her baby causing itching and sleeplessness. After trying remedies, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, bought more, and says her child fully recovered in about a month. Outurn Laboratories advertised free samples.
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Sandy Sowell
Gladys
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Ontario
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Frank A. Trotter
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Ontario Hydroelectric Company
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Tower No. 88
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America's
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