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...same thing which has aroused public interest in economics was the chief topic of interest to the economists: money. One afternoon 3,000 pundits crowded the walls of the ballroom of the Benjamin Franklin Hotel to hear Professor Warren expound his theory of the relationship of the gold supply to price levels, that the cause of the Depression was that prices outran the supply of gold in the late boom. It was his first public pronouncement since he became adviser to the President. When he had done, the 3,000 listened just as eagerly to Professor Kemmerer who has taken...
...year-old fort which serves as the governor's mansion, Acting Governor Benjamin J. Horton was lunching with Deputy NRAdministrator Boaz Walton Long. NRAdministrator Long stepped to the window, took one look at the crowd and at the tack-strewn streets, decided to postpone his inspection tour of the island. Colonel Francis Riggs, chief of the Puerto Rican police, came bumping into San Juan from Rio Piedras with 23 punctures. "This is anarchy!" he cried...
...making the trip are: Samuel R. Callaway '36, Paul DeB. DeGive '34, Albert S. Dewey '36, Arthur F. Duffey, Jr. '36, Francis H. Gleason '34, Benjamin H. Hallowell '36, Wyndham Hasler '34, Charles McM. Kirkland '34, Francis J. Lane '36, William A. Lincoln '35, John Ware '34, William P. Watts...
...Wyoming Democrats vote for Democrats and Republicans do likewise. For three terms (1917-35) Wyoming's beloved beef-raising Democrat John Benjamin Kendrick was elected to the U. S. Senate by such overwhelming majorities that the State seemed on the verge of choosing him in 1034 by acclamation. But two months ago Senator Kendrick died. In an amazing burst of nonpartisanship Republicans joined with Democrats to amend the State Constitution so that Wyoming's Governor, Leslie Andrew Miller, could appoint to the Senate Senator Kendrick's onetime secretary, Joseph Christopher O'Mahoney...
...Harvard Association of Eastern New York, John R. Todd '20, Secretary, 158 State St., Albany, N.Y.; Harvard Club of Rochester, Hiram Sibley, Jr. '31, Secretary, 404 East Ave., Rochester, N.Y.; Harvard Club of Philadelphia, Maurice Hockscher '28, Secretary, 1617 Land Title Bldg., Philadelphia, Penn.; Harvard Club of Western Pennsylvania, Benjamin J. King '31, Secretary, 5816 Maeburn Rd., Pittsburgh, Penn.; Harvard Club of Washington, D.C., Ralph H. Hallett '04, Secretary, 1901 Wyoming Ave., NW., Washington...