Roosevelt Seeks Broad Plan for Economic Recovery
The article reviews President Roosevelt's joint session address outlining a broad new social and economic order under the National Recovery Act and allied programs. It notes NRA successes, debates on farm relief, currency issues, and suggested deficits and borrowing to fund recovery, with mentions of Cuba and global peace proposals.
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Secretary of the Treasury Resignation Accepted
William H. Woodin has resigned as secretary of the treasury. Menary Morcenthau Jr is named to succeed him and took the oath on New Tenora day in the presence of Mr and Mrs Roosevelt and their family. Woodin’s retirement had been anticipated since last summer. Hals remains in Arizona recovering from illness.
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Downturn in Farm and Food Prices Amid Political Confidence
Prices for farm products and manufactured foods edged down while government and grain dealers assessments on acreage cuts suggested the Agricultural department’s program largely failed. President Roosevelt and advisers saw cautious gains ahead as Congress prepared a constructive, not dramatic, session with supply and tax measures. In Romania, Premier Duca outlawed the Iron Guard after a member was killed at a railway station, and an assailant admitted the crime.
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Dutch devaluation threat and gold surrender order
The Treasury prepares for a dollar devaluation and orders surrender of all gold holdings under the currency banking law. Penalties include up to ten years in prison and fines of $10,000 for individuals and entities failing to comply. The order excludes Federal Reserve Banks which hold gold reserves and certificates.
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This Week by Arthur Brisbane samples 19th century prose
The column spans literary praise of John Keats and Charles Dilke, plus reflections on Manchuria, emperor prospects, and early spaceflight plans. It blends biographical notes, critical musings, and speculative geopolitics with a broad, period voice.
Humphrey Removal Dispute Lands Before Court of Claims
The United States Court of Claims will rule on whether President Coolidge and later Hoover acted legally in removing William S Humphrey from the Federal Trade Commission last October. Humphrey, who served fourteen years in Congress representing Washington, challenges the action seeking back salary from October 8 to November 30. Documents include four letters from the president, with two urging resignation, one noting acceptance of resignation, and a fourth implying removal effective October 7. The FTC was notified of his refusal to resign, while recognizing the executive order. The case becomes a political issue amid ongoing congressional debate.
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Argentine revolt attempt amid Osario'S and Santa Fe election clashes
Northern Argentina faced a thwarted bid to disrupt elections as mutinous police fired on protesters near Osario and Santa Fe. Dozens of Rioters were killed or wounded in the ensuing clashes. Authorities moved to restore order amid the unrest.
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Recalling Time When All Turkeys Were Wild
A fragment from a historical note contrasts wild turkeys of ancient Kentucky with modern mass production. It references incubators, branding, and automated dressing while recalling Brillat Savarin and the shift from wild abundance to standardized farmed turkeys.
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Pest That Bids Fail to Exterminate Itself
Porto Rico pest known as yaquita leafening weevil lays eggs between two leaves and now between two sheets of paper. When pauper available the beetle seals sheets so tightly the young cannot escape, trapping them in their nests. George N Wolesti of the Porto Rico Insular Experiment Station reported this method, cited by Science Service.
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