Reserve Board Seeks Open Market Support for Debt Relief
Federal Reserve open market committee prepared to buy government securities to ease the money market and help banks meet May 1 reserve increases. Morgenthau, Roosevelt, and Eccles outlined steps to shift spending from durable goods to relief projects and dredging.
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Reserve Board
Open Market Committee
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Morgenthau
Eccles
Federal Reserve Banks
Franco Suppresses Mutiny as Fascist Troops Revolt
Franco etapas crackdown after mutinies within Spanish Morocco and southern Spain. Reports say 1000 Italian troops landed at Ceuta to aid the effort, with over 100 high ranking officers implicated. Talks of Pozoblanco coal region and surrounding forces near Cordoba intensify. Leaders warn of international tensions as Britain and France protest naval searches.
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Franco
Spain
Spanish
Morocco
Ceuta
Rely on Advice of Jim Farley
In Washington era of swift change, Jim Farley remains a steady hand guiding Roosevelt era policy. The piece praises Farley for prudent judgment in posts as Postmaster General and Democratic National Committee chair, arguing he keeps reform momentum focused and prevents missteps by reformer zealots. It forecasts ongoing labor and public works planning, plus cautious court debate, with Farley as crucial adviser guiding steady governance.
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Roosevelt
Perkins
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
Wagner
New York
Senate
Labor Relations Board
Martin Dies
Texas
House Rules Committee
Charles L. Gifford
Massachusetts
House
John L. Lewis
General Motors
Pontiac
Flint
Mich
Earl Godwin
Ashington
Washington
Common Sense
Jim Farley
Harvard University
Farley
Stoney Point
New York State
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Jim
Supreme Court
Bert Wheeler
Montana
LaFollette
Wheeler
Burke
Nebraska
Glass
Virginia
Clark
Missouri
Indiana
van Nuys
Anticourt
Progressive Group
LaFollette the Elder
Progressive Party
Congress
Coolidge
la Follettes
Wiitélers
LaFollettes
Labor Department
Senate ‘Committee On Civil Liberties
Dane Ger
Lesson on Alcohol and Temperance Tradition in Bible Schools
A 1937 Sunday School unit outlines how alcohol harms society and individuals. It argues for Christian moral responsibility, contrasts two life paths, and warns that intoxicants are poisons despite appealing advertising. It cites Genesis 13 19 Deuteronomy 32 and Proverbs 23 to frame the temperance message.
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Emerson
Columbia University
God
Christ
Moses
Nyuor
Aims and Duties: perfecting self and others’ happiness
The aims which are duties are the perfecting of ourselves and the happiness of others. These two aims correspond to moral duties guiding personal growth and the welfare of people around us.
Injustice and Mercy in Thoughtful Reflections
A compact reflection cites Mme Swetchine on how human injustice can serve divine justice and mercy, paired with Sir Philip Sidney asserting doing good as a sure path to happiness. The quotes frame morality, benevolence, and faith.
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Edward W. Pickard
Western
Florida Ship Canal
Florida
Markham Harbor Board
War Department
General Markham
Arthur H. Vandenberg
High Court
James Clark McReynolds
Pierce Butler
United Mine Workers of America
Charles O'Neill
United Western Coal Sales Corporation
Ford
Kansas City
United Automobile Workers
Henry
Harvey C. Fremming
International Association of Oil Field
John Lewis
A. F
James V. Allred
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor
Elmer. A. Benson
Benson
America
Reginald R. Belknap
Norris
National Power Authority
George Norris
Tennessee Valley Authority
United States
Sen, Norris
Ludendorff
Erich Ludendorff
Holy Source
Hitler
Canada
Poland
Denmark
Lithuania
Italy
Hungary
Holland
Germany
Estonia
Czechoslovakia
Argentina
Europe
Republican Party
United States Senate
Western Newspaper Union
Uromminte
Twenea
Wasi Atte aWwapaper Union
Madame Swetchine
Si Philip Sidney
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