Gold and the United States Future How gold may shape postwar policy
A survey of 30 economists discussing gold's future after World War II. They weigh gold standard viability, possible international banks, review U S policy, and consider using gold for investments and bases abroad, with varied views on value and circulation.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Uncle Sam
Croesus
Walther Funk
Sam
United States
Frank A. Pearson
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
G. Warren
Roosevelt
Ragnar D. Naess
Wall Street
Willford I. King
New York University
U. S. Treasury
Great Britain
Germany
W. E. Grimes
Kansas State College
Central America
M. R. Benedict
University of California, Berkeley
Marcus Nadler
Banking and Finance
E. J. Eberling
Vanderbilt University
F. Cyril James
McGill University
Montreal
University of Pennsylvania
Fort Knox
G. W. Forster
Department of Agricultural Economics
North Carolina State College of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Compulsory Draft Backed By Wide State Support
A state by state American Institute of Public Opinion poll shows 2 to 1 favoring peace time conscription if held nationwide. About 40 million would back mandatory service, 20 million oppose, with strong support in Mississippi Texas Georgia Maine and Florida and over 50 percent even in Kansas Minnesota and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Union
Congress
Washington
Americas
U. S
Mississippi
Texas
Georgia
Maine
Florida
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
United States
Institute
John L. Lewis
William Green
Munich
Flanders
North Dakota
Gerald P. Nye
Montana
Wheeler
New England
Virginia
North Carolina
Vermont
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Mid-Atlantic
Alabama
New York
New Jersey
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Tennessee
Delaware
Arkansas
Mexican Queen Contest Held In Tucson Fiesta Plans
Thirteen youngsters from prominent Tucson Mexican families competed to select five finalists for a September 16 miniature fiesta at the Blue Moon. Judges chose Patsy Servanti Melba Cranz Alicia Camacho Delia Reyna and Nydia Genevieve Artiaga as winners.
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Tucson
Patsy Servanti
Melba Cranz
Alicia Camacho
Delia Reyna
Nydia Genevieve Artiaga
Mexico
Blue Moon
el Informador
West Broadway
KTUC
Delia Tellez
Delia Robredo
Gloria Romero
Alicia Camach
Trade plans and gold settlement ideas after the war
Erik T. H. Kjellstrom of Georgetown University Washington proposes a postwar interregional or intercontinental gold settlement bank to facilitate free international trade and future trade expansion. He suggests establishing such a bank on a continental or intercontinental scale after the war to support trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erik T. H. Kjellstrom
Georgetown University
Washington, D
Storm Halts Union Service on Tucson Lawn
A dust storm interrupted a union church service at the First Method ist church lawn in Tucson around 8 50 p m as Dr Robert E Dickenson spoke on Keep Awake He cut the sermon about ten minutes early and the congregation rushed for cover The talk contrasted Protestant church attendance and giving with national gambling and liquor spending and noted area musical selections by local Misses with piano and violin accompaniment and gospel singing led by Ferald Capps.
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Union
First Methodist Church
Robert E. Dickenson
University Methodist Church
Tucson Ministerial Association
Dickenson
Dr. Dickenson
Ira Miller
Margaret Cherry
Minnette Dunlap
Marjorie Perrin
Emily Weir
Ferald Capps
Colorado Pact Parleys Resume With River Compact Talk
Negotiations on a compact allocating Colorado river waters below Boulder Dam resume Thursday in San Diego with members from Arizona California and Nevada. Chairman Gov. E P Carville of Nevada leads the conference which will run through Saturday and would require Interior Department ratification if an agreement on flow including storm waters surplus and tributaries is reached.
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San Diego
Calif
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Colorado River Commission
Arizona
California
Nevada
E. P. Carville
Department of Interior
Man with 34 inches of small intestine functions normally
A man who lost all but 34 inches of his small intestine shows the remaining gut absorbing carbohydrates about 99 percent and proteins around 75 percent, while fats are under 50 percent absorbed, causing calcium loss and tetany on high fat intake. Despite extreme shortening, appetite remains strong and calories needed are higher.
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Howard W. Blakesleer
Associated Press
Portland, Ore
University of Oregon Medical School
Edward 8. West
John R. Montagu
W. R. Toad
B. M. Dittelbrandt
Frederick R. Judy
Arizona student makes own violin
Will D. Robbins a Yuma graduate student at Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff works nine weeks under Prof. H O Bjerg to craft a Stradivarius like violin. The instrument will use 72 pieces with wood imported from Tyrol Africa and South America and Robbins expects about 100 hours more work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
D. Robbins
Yuma
Arizona State Teachers College
H. O. Bjerg
Robbins
Europe
Africa
South America
Arizona Artist To Decorate Steamship President Van Buren
R Phillips Sanderson of Scottsdale Arizona is among artists chosen to decorate the steamship President Van Buren for American President Lines. He will work on half spandrels of carvings in red mahogany as part of a national competition selecting decorators for the President Van Buren President Garfield and President Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. Phillips Sanderson
Scottsdale, Ariz
President van Buren
American President Lines
van Buren
Garfield
Adams
Governor Olson Recalled as Petition Seeks Support
Stephen Zunatz of Los Angeles asked Governor Cuthbert Olson for help collecting fees to obtain signatures on petitions seeking Olson's recall.
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Governor's Dignity
Sacramento
Stephen Zunatz
Los Angeles
Cuthbert Olson
Olson
Former Visitor Here Passes In Wisconsin
Funeral services for Albert Habeck, 53, who died Thursday at his Bouduel Wisconsin home, will be held there at 2 p m tomorrow. Habeck was a guest in Tucson last winter, staying at the Illinois camp on South Sixth Avenue and the Paradise Inn on Oracle Road. Survived by wife Emma Habeck a daughter Evelyn and a son Karl he also leaves three sisters and a brother Rosa Seering of 1005 East Fort Lowell Road Tucson is one sister.
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Albert Habeck
Bouduel
Wis
Habeck
Tucson
Illinois Camp
South Sixth Avenue
Paradise Inn
Oracle Road
Emma Habeck
Evelyn
Karl
Rosa Seering
East Fort Lowell Road
Ft Myers Independent Baseball Team Roster Years Highlight
The Ft Myers Independent team drew attention last season with a 48 year old shortstop an outfielder aged 45 and a 40 year old first baseman. This year they boast a 10 year old first baseman George Fox Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Myers
Fla
George Fox, Jr
William W. Jacobs Dies at Home in Tucson
William W. Jacobs seventy five? eighty four, a retired farmer and longtime Tucson resident, died at his home 1143 N Seventh Street. He was born in Illinois, lived in Nebraska before moving to Tucson, and is survived by a sister, a brother in the East, and two sons Lawrence Wilson and E E Wilson of Tucson. Funeral arrangements by Bring's Funeral Home pending word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Jacobs
Tucson
Seventh Street
Mr. Jacobs
Ilinois
Nebraska
Lawrence Wilson
E. E. Wilson
Bring’s Funeral Home
Two Hundred Thousand Students to Celebrate Anti Rum Day
About 200000 school children will participate in celebrations marking Mexico's national anti alcohol day. The event aims to promote sobriety among young people and raise awareness of alcohol-related issues nationwide.
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Mexico
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Chicago
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Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr
University of California
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Rutgers University
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