Roosevelt plans gold purchases to spur farm prices
President Roosevelt and advisers endorse buying gold in all markets to force dollar depreciation and lift agricultural prices before 1939 crops. Officials from the Treasury and Federal Reserve, including Jesse Jones and Dean Acheson, outline steps and defend the policy against inflation fears.
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Cornell
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Yale
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
America
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Rhaf
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Farm Credit Administration
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Iernir
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Nebraska
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Indiana
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National
Carmeras’ Heliday Assoriation
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Wisconsin
Hopkins warns relief needs to rise this winter in Midwest
ARRY L. HOPKINS, federal relief administrator, told Kansas City and Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska Arkansas and Oklahoma relief officials that need will be greater than ever. He said the Witter will start with a million more families on relief rolls and that the needy will be taken care of this winter. He cited about 250 600 families on relief now and noted $216 million had been allotted in five months to aid the needy. He stressed the Idle relief bill totaling about one billion dollars yearly and urged private contributions alongside direct relief and work relief programs.
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Missouri
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Nebraska
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Oklahoma
Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
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Hophing
Governors Confer Des Moines to Present Plans to Roosevelt
Des Moines leaders Herring Olson Langer and Schmedeman traveled to Washington to meet President Roosevelt and push conference plans approved by the group. The delegation aimed to secure federal backing for their regional program amid ongoing discussions on policy and funding.
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Des Moines
Herring
Town
Olson
Minnesota
Langer
North Dakota
Schmedeman
Wisconsin
Washington
Ian
Roosevelt
Russia to Seek Diplomatic Ties With United States
Secretary of State and aides prep talks with Maximos Fitvinov of Russia on establishing relations with the Soviet republic. Upon recognition, Moscow will appoint Russia's first ambassador to America. Sokoluskoy, ex London ambassador, and Valery Meshlak are named for key roles in the talks and trade delegation.
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Maxios Fitvinov
Russia
Soviet Republic
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Ils
Washington
Moscow
America
Sokoluskoy
Ihe
London
Erussia
Valery Meshlauk
United States
State Planning Board
Roosevelt Aides Resolve Labor and Industry Disputes
Developments in recovery programs show counsel for a workers group securing a temporary injunction against a steel company over NRA compliance and reemployment terms. Roosevelt announces settlements with steel interests, including a substantial agreement with United One Workers and Pennsylvania mines. A rail price dispute is resolved to a middle ground, and Ford Michigan charges alleging NRA code violations are largely dismissed.
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Ife
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Pennsylvania
J Be Lastman
Plan to convert the NRA into a private governing council
LRARD SWOT and officials outline a scheme to turn the NTA into a private organization with broad industry control. The plan envisions a national council guiding code oversight, government collaboration, and extensive research. chambers of commerce would expand to include major representation.
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General Epectric Company
Exindustrial
Recovery Administration
NTA
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Ftenry I
Am National
Greek Court Refuses Extradition of Inusual to U S
The Greek Court of Appeals again refuses to extradite the fugitive former public administrative magnate to the United States and orders his release from custody. The indictment lacks sufficient facts for extradition. Washington may denounce the extradition treaty and uphold hopes Insuil may return to Greece under a new identity.
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Ga L Insuil
Greek Court of Appeals
Inaugli
United States
Phsull
Washington
Opaulog
Turkish Republic Birthday Address in Ankara
The Turkish president spoke at Ankara celebrating the republics tenth year. He praised national growth, vowed further progress, and pledged to raise Turkey to the ranks of the world’s most prosperous nations while aiming to spread Turkish culture beyond its present borders.
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Ankara
Mustapha Wemal
Turkish Republic
Larkey
Furape
United States War Debt In Dispute With France
In DICFEMABITR 15 France argues the United States owes a portion of the war debt amounting to 92 percent. Butane refuses to accept payment and may default. A new government led by Feaded by 4 to re Sdrraut plans default as of June 1. Parliament would abstain from the vote to avoid global responsibility for former Premier flernct L 18 Voauen New York.
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France
United States
Butane
Daladwr
Parschat
Flernct
Roosevelt
Europe
Brazil
Thanksgiving Turnaround in Janet and Arthur’s Marriage
Janet Edelman rethinks frugality that strained her marriage to Arthur Hamptons. She realizes her penny pinching blocked both partners from joy and career growth. On Thanksgiving a large turkey feast restores goodwill as they invite friends to share in a fresh start.
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Libur
Progress and crime mix in a world of Mussolini Stalin and Roosevelt
The piece cites Senator McAdoo praising U S Russia ties and econstruction progress while noting Russia’s employment discipline. It reports Camden gangland murders, police efforts, and fascist Italy’s Rome anniversary. It questions who could be the world’s “hope” after Mussolini Stalin and Hitler and remarks on foreign debt and U S farm price supports.
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Pack
Russia
Yle
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Moscow
Copeland
New York
Camden NJ
Ben
Italy
Mussolini
Rome
United States
Because of Thy Great Bounty Poem Reflection
A devotional verse extols sharing God’s bounty with the needy. It speaks of gratitude for sheltering care and urges giving bread, clothing, and comfort to the cold and hungry, reflecting a call to communal charity. The piece emphasizes love poured out as thanks through acts of generosity toward others.
The Gold Basis and Our Dollar Riddle
Arthur Brisbane riffs on American gold policy and currency shifts in a satirical Weelx column. He notes abandoning the gold basis, government pressure to hoard gold, and inconsistent buying as the dollar sinks while Britain’s pound rises, mocking public understanding of money.
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Batavia
Soane
United States
Lurops
Britain
Bargain Mind Turns Toward Home Industry Patronage
A fragment urges readers to support local industry as the sure path to buying good goods, emphasizing the value of patronizing home manufacturers during tight times. The note ends with a call to prioritize domestic products.
No title available about carbon dioxide and plants
A brief note on how excessive carbon dioxide harms humans but a native cane plant thrives without it, contrasting effects of CO2 in air on people versus plant growth.
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