Gold Policy Strain Echos in Roosevelt Era Debate
A column reviews the Supreme Court rulings on gold clauses and government seizures, warning that repudiation fears linger both home and abroad. It notes inflation links, the political stakes for 1936, Hoover's call for gold payments, and Roosevelt's need for tactical leadership amid a Democratic Congress.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Court of Claims of
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College Trained Girls Seek Domestic Service
The Orange New Jersey YWCA opens a bureau to place educated unemployed young women as cooks housekeepers nurses and companions to the elderly. Miss Anna Davis says educated women unable to find business careers will take respectable domestic work.
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Orange
N. J
Anna Davis
Literary Digest
Do It Now at By-and-by Street Door of Never
A cryptic note places action at a street labeled By-and-by leading to a house named Never. The line hints at a proverb like chain of inertia and delays, with a sense of urgency implied by the title. No additional persons or organizations are identified in the readable text.
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Battle Creek
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