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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
2
Influx of Gold to United States Driven by Policy and World Events
Washington columnist explains a surge of gold into the United States since September, totaling over 1 billion dollars and lifting U.S. gold stocks above 9.4 billion. He attributes the flow to devaluation effects, Roosevelt-era policies, foreign silver purchases, and the Italian Ethiopian dispute influencing global demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P . United States
Plains
South
United States
Europe
Roosevelt
America
Inflation fears and Hoover politics shape the era
The piece argues inflationists push for more paper money amid vast U S gold reserves. It warns of a potential currency collapse if inflation accelerates and notes Hoover’s rising impact on Roosevelt era politics as Republicans hedge on his candidate status.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Golg
Uvity
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
New Deal
Nebraska WPA plans and midwest medical assembly noted
D. Felton announced competent Nebraska Indians will be certified for WPA jobs while wards stay under federal bureau care. Omaha hosts the third annual post graduate assembly of the Omaha Mid-West Clinical Society with 1500 physicians expected, featuring lectures and clinics by twelve prominent doctors. York, McCool, Henderson, and York County schools use PWA aid for new buildings and insurance raises. city auditoriums planned via bonds. Farmland rental incomes and farm management figures show modest returns. Zehnder to manufacture cheese in Omaha with Norfolk move imminent. Nebraska corn production for 1935 seen at 124,874,000 bushels. Efforts to use southeastern sand and limestone for road and irrigation infrastructure under federal funds proceed.
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D. ¥. Felton
Works Progress Administration
Nebraska
Omaha
Omaha Mid-West Clinical Society
Ernest Rausch
Dairymians’ Association
Joseph Zehnder
DeForrest
Wis
Zehnder
North 8Th St
Vierling Iron Works
Switzerland
Wisconsin
Norfolk
George E. Condra
University of Nebraska Conservation and Survey Division
Condra
Indignation Meetings Shortage Warned By Organizer
A local organizer notes a lack of indignation meetings due to needing to nurse wrath to ensure success. The remark underscores the challenge of mobilizing energy for public demonstrations.
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Omaha Farm Management Organization
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