Federal Reserve notes replace gold backing amid banking crisis
President Roosevelt unveils a new currency plan using liquid bank assets and federal reserve notes to reopen banks, end gold payments, and curb hoarding. The legislation ties banks to the federal system, promotes a unified banking network, and aims to salvage confidence while cutting $700 million in government spending.
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Colorados Riches and Roadways Spark Colorado's Transformation
The piece traces Colorado's shift from a rugged mountain wilderness to a developed region with highways and railways. It notes the creation of vacation districts, expansion of motor routes, and booming mining for silver, molybdenum, vanadium, and zinc. Irrigation fuels agriculture and sugar production, while tourism grows as roads penetrate the high country.
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Del Monte and California’s Great Resorts Vision
Artitur Brisbans extols Del Monte as a vast resort complex with 90 000 acres of land, extensive infrastructure, and alluring road travel along Skyline Boulevard to Monterey and the Bay Area. He highlights Cal averages, the Cathedral Redwood Forest, the University of California, and figures like John Francis Neylan claiming California and the nation’s greatness.
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King Features Syndiate Inc
Senate confirms several appointments at inaugural brief session
During a 19 brief special session convened on Inaugural Day the senate confirmed President's picks. Prof Raymond Moley of Columbia becomes assistant secretary of state and William Ethips of Massachusetts is undersecretary of state to report to the secretary. Wilbur J Corr of New York is named assistant secretary. Henry Morgenthau Jr of New York joins the federal farm board, with William Stevenson of South Carolina and TDwieht Weebs of Tennessee named to the home loan board.
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Japanese Conquest Pivotal Village in Jehol Province
Japanese forces under Lieut Gen Koiso completed control of Jehol after a Chinese retreat from Koupeikow. Tokyo claimed seizure of 23 miles along the Great Wall from Vongolia to the Yellow Sea. Chinese governor fled, city disturbances prompted authorities to tighten measures in port city. General Kawahara’s brigade secured Puashions and Chang Hsueh Kang faced criticism and resignation as military officer.
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Reichstag Victory Deepens Nazi Grip in Germany
In the aftermath of the election Adolf Hitler and the National Socialists secure about 44 percent of the Reichstag seats while allies the Nationalists hold 8 percent. The vote passes quietly. Hitler intends to rule without parliamentary aid for years and monarchists hint at restoring the monarchy as signs point to political change.
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Woodcock orders prohibition funds used for enforcement shift
The Woodcock order moves prohibition enforcement away from wire tapping and liquor purchases effective immediately, prompting a shift toward targeting manufacturers and transporters. Will R Wood of Indiana, completing his ninth term, died suddenly in New York before a Mediterranean cruise.
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Two Electricians Scar Degree Of Blame In Home Lurid Tale
A elderly woman complained after two electricians used lurid language in her home. In court the men explained that a hot lead fell on Bill’s neck from a ladder prompting the other to caution better care.
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Dr Pierce’s Pleasant PeVets Ad Highlights Health Claims
An old advertisement urges readers to take Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pe- vets to regulate liver bowels and stomach. The copy endorses digestive health benefits in a compact product pitch.
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Unchanging Truth and the Proverbial Will to Endure
A concise reflection on the saying Where there's a will there's a way. The piece explores enduring spirit and determination across life challenges.
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