New Deal must unify policy across agencies say Tribune
The 1932 Tribune column urges a single clear policy from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation the Federal Reserve and the government to restore confidence. It argues for decisive readjustment separating viable from nonviable capital structures and demands prompt enactment and strong presidential authority.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Lead Through Strength A Bridge Lesson From Card Play
Central Press presents E V Shepard on lead selection in bridge. A dummy heavy hand example shows why avoiding leading through too strong a suit matters, with step by step play and alternate opening leads to test defenses and preserve the declarer’s contract.
What s What At A Glance Washington DC
A digest of international and domestic policy debates. Cuban refugees urge intervention stance from Washington to influence Havana. Dissolution of the National Electric Light Association is hailed as a landmark public victory. Farm leaders press for direct action amid yeomanry distress. Debates on war debts note conciliatory tone from Britain. Senate finance committee scrutinizes prospects for prosperity with Baruch as witness. New York discussions question relief for red ink and bank support, urging international price stabilization. Roosevelt's early administration faces patronage and liberty concerns, mileage books for railroads return, and auto production debates in New York finance circles.
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NELA
Power Interests
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Bernard M. Baruch
New York
N. Y
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
United States
Cleaning the Clock and the Psychology of Pride
A collection of aphorisms on clock cleaning safety and human nature. It contrasts safe methods with risky bravado, notes industrial gloom like warfare, and quotes Lady Astor Hi Ho Jud Tunkins and Washington Star on pride and advice.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Birth of Washington Observed at Handley High
Pupils of Handley High School observed George Washingtons birthday with chapel exercises at 9 o clock. Garland R. Quarles superintendent of local schools gave a brief talk praising Washingtons manly character and service to the country.
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Handley High School
George Washington
Garland R. Quarles
Washington
Mrs Yost Granted A Bed Board Divorce In Winchester
Judge Philip Williams grants Kathryn McFadden Yost a limited bed board divorce from J H Yost in the Corpora tion Court of Winchester on desertion. The couple married in Washington on May 10 1919 and the husband deserted on August 5 1931.
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Philip Williams
Corporation Court of Winchester
Kathryn McFadden Yost
J. H. Yost
Washington
V. F. W. Post To Meet On Monday
Chester Vets of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting in the post rooms on North Loudoun Street next Monday night February 27 at 7 30 oclock. All members urged to attend as important business will be discussed. If you let someone lead you into doing wrong you are guilty and show you lack sense.
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Congress
Loudoun Street
Progressive Dinner Club For Young Couples
A guide to forming a weekly progressive dinner for couples with rotation of courses. Advice covers group sizes from six to four couples, menu ideas, and step by step service planning. Included are recipes for asparagus soup, black walnut and marshmallow yams, pear heart salad, and apricot sherbet on angel cake.
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Prem
Captain Rosenberger to Speak at Rotary Club
Capt John H Rosenberger chairman of the finance committee will address the Rotary Club at the George Washington Hotel tomorrow at 1 PM. He will discuss taxation and the city's budget, with expected useful information for Rotarians including local financial details.
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John H. Rosenberger
Rotary Ub
George Washington Hotel
Rosenber
Winchester
Rotary 1 Aa
Police Court Docket Shows Fines For Five Defendants
Five defendants appeared before Police Justice Donald L. Weems on charges ranging from illegal possession of beer to drunkenness. W. J. Johnson, 42844 North Kent Street, had case continued. Howard Scruggs, Walter Finchum, Frank Campbell and W. Shryock faced fines of 12 dollars or collateral forfeitures.
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Donald L. Weems
W. J. Johnson
North Kent Street
Howard Scruggs
W. Shryock
Frank Campbell
Walter Finchum
Appreciation and the Art of Seeing
A meditation on how true appreciation requires attentive sight and a just heart. It argues that understanding beauty or virtue isn't separate from practice, and grows from consciously open eyes and a sense of integrity guiding perception.
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