Financial schemes promise debt retirement via gold certificates
Edward W. Pickard reports Treasury Secretary Morgenthau plans to retire 74,026,680 of national debt using gold certificates and issue federal reserve notes. The move aims to curb currency expansion and cut interest costs, shifting backing to gold certificates and potentially redefining the nation’s currency system. Washington monitors Cuba’s Mendieta regime as military dictatorship and strikes surge. The Senate approves a large army funding bill to raise enlistments to 165,000, amid tense debates about defense needs.
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Federal Reserve
Treasury
Federal
National Bank
Heb .Mendieta
Cuba
Havana
Washington
Mendieta
Malgencio Batista
Machado
Farmers refuse census details and arrest linked to relief bill woes
Payee Twinols farmers refused to disclose farm values and mortgage levels to census takers, claiming it violated government limits. The trio were jailed for alleged census act violation as political battles over a $4.88 billion relief measure dragged in the Senate. Harry Hopkins noted 20.5 million on relief but cited rising employment and self-care shifts.
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Long
Llbuster
Sengtora
Senate row over Long and Farley stuns chamber
The senate erupted as Huey Long clashed with Joe Robinson over Long’s attacks on Postmaster General Farley and the New Deal. Robinson decried Long as a madman while the chamber, gallery, and several senators reacted with applause and threats of action.
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Senate
Farley
Ors
Kingish
Gtnvs
Appropriations Committee
Senator Long
Tlouisiana
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Long
Robinson
Garner
Galeries
Huey
Varley
New Deal
Norman Davis
Kingfish
Senate Post Office Committee
New York City
Parley
Post Offices and Post Bonds Committee
Oliver Wendel Holmes obituary and 1930s crisis notes
Notable passages recount Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr and his career from Boston to the U S Supreme Court, with homage at the Supreme Court chamber and Arlington burial, plus political notes on NRA repeal plans, Borah lumber code ruling, Hirota’s diplomatic stance, and market jitters after Roosevelt price stance. The article also mentions anti race and immigration debates and a crowd in Minnesota capitol.
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Oliver Wendel. Holmes
Supreme Court
Chef Dustee Hughes
Tuatha Hughes
Congress
Coronel
Holmes
Supreme Court of
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
ENATI
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
United States Distriet
W. G. Borah
New Orleans
Pretty work in Maltese crochet
Grandmother ct Ark describes Maltese crochet using a hairpin and crochet hook to speed up work. Sizes vary with loop width. collars, edgings, centers, and novelties can be made from cotton or wool. Instructions and collar samples offered for 10 cents, hairpins 15 cents each, address Home Crafts Co, Dent B, Nineteenth and St. Louis Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Include stamped envelope.
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Address Home Craps CO
Dent B
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Control of Imagination Important to Mankind
The article asserts imagination is a vital blessing that drives invention and art, while warning that uncontrolled or imaginary fears can harm. It emphasizes training imagination to serve us, noting its potential to either empower or enslave, with a quotation attributed to Frank A. Garbutt in the Los Angeles Times.
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Frank A. Garbutt
Los Angeles Times
Powerful Feminine Band The Delphian Society Forms
A national women’s educational group with chapters in all states except Vermont and Rhode Island. It counts about 250000 members and 3000 chapters, with city federations of up to 80 chapters. The society promotes higher education social progress and personal improvement with self expression as its keynote.
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Delphian Govletys
Vermont
Rhode Island
De Pierce’s Ploangat Petlota Regulation Note
A brief cryptic notice mentions De Pierce’s Ploangat Petlota in relation to keeping clean and healthy. It references regulating livar bowels and stomach in a terse, nonspecific manner with an odd advisory tone.
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de Pierce
Reading standards challenged by Josette Frank
The Parents magazine essay by Josette Frank argues parents overestimate their influence on children's reading choices. She says there are no universal best books, and reading tastes vary by child, age, and circumstance. Parents should provide access to quality books and let individual reading develop.
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Parents’ Magazine
Josette Frank
Mrss. Frank
Child Study Association
Gulliver
Miss Prank
Avoirdupois in Demand in Cypru and Mediterranean Markets
In Cyprus and the Meiterranery markets, current prices show demand for wives driven by weight and appearance. British ownership ranges cited, with a slim starting price around $100 amid fluctuating rates and market interest.
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Avoirdupois
Cyprus
Meiliterranery
Britain
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Treasury Department
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Morgenthau
House
Lewis
Russia
Japan
McAdoo
Manchukuo
Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Constantine Yourenelt
Ting Shih-Yuao
Mnance
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Crete
Venizelos
Kondyllis
Macedonia
Atheny
Thrace
Vinson
Patman
Doughton
Patsman
Jackey
Hepa
Senator Robinson
Ko Hirota
Arizona
United States
Clay Williams
NIRA
Recovery Administration
Willams
Arthur D. Whiteside
Walton Hamilton
Sidney Hillman
New York
Tagian
East Africa
Bomaliland
Graziana
Bomallignd
Petal
Minnesota
St. Paul
Legignntors
Oliver W. Holmes
Ct.ark
Mareiaga
Palestine
Tess
Clu of
Yrup Pepsin
Aganis
Jheferson
Jowa
Bayer
Hamburg
Simoniz
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