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...embargo on gold, it appears to me, is a necessary Prerequisite to a vigorous attempt to combat deflation. The ground is now cleared both nationally and internationally, for a courageous, but same attempt to increase monetary incomes. Up to the present the success of any bold policy to overcome the depression would have been jeopardized by the deflationary effects of a possible outflow of gold. This danger is now removed...
...scaled down. This the mortgage holders-banks, insurance companies-would not mind in view of their improved security. Farmers would pay the Land Banks 4½% on their new mortgages and be free from foreclosure for at least two years. ¶ By another of his quick, bold pen-squiggles, President Roosevelt last week created a brand-new military pension system for the U. S. and saved the Treasury more than $400,000,000. By authority of the Economy Act, he issued a set of twelve long regulations, prepared by Budget Director Douglas over the loud objections of the veterans...
Havana's Dr. Aristides Agramonte was long a survivor of Dr. Reed's bold associates. He died in 1931 shortly after being elected to preside over the Pan-American Congress at Dallas last week. The Congress kept a chair vacant for his memory...
...lyrics range from a fost of polysyllabic rhyme schemes of which "ambidextrous ... supersextrous" is the acme, to less intellectual attempts of the "pirates bold ... days of old ... search of gold" variety...
...Rome! Prime Minister MacDonald, in a bold effort to forestall criticism of his plan, cried before he laid it on Geneva's table, "Likely as soon as you see it, you will look at me with flashing enmity in your eyes! I will bear it-because...