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...situation lie neither in the domain of repression nor of regulation. Measures of the kind adopted in foreign countries, notably Germany, have given most deplorable results. There is no possibility of hiding the fact that the present movement of the depreciation of the franc began this time from the interior. This is indisputable. There has developed in the last few days among the French public an unjustified panic, causing excessive purchase of foreign currencies unwarranted by our commercial requirements...
Bulletin No. 41 (1923) of the Bureau of Education of the Department of the Interior at Washington tells the story with charts and statistics. It is entitled Consolidation of Schools and Transportation of Pupils, and its author is J. F. Abel, Assistant in Rural Education...
...national committee, of which Franklin D. Roosevelt is the acting head. Money will not be spent while building prices are at their present sky-high level. In any case, about 15 years will be required to complete the building. Certain features of the finished Cathedral will be unique. The interior of the proposed nave, as designed by Architect Ralph Cram, will have columns 100 feet high-the tallest single columns in existence...
...Manoury, Minister of the Interior, conferred with MM. Peret, Roulleaux-Dugage, Justin Godart, Briand, Varenne, Barthelemy. It was decided to ask the Chamber for a postponement until Dec. 20 in order to enable the Government to make a decisive stand on the question before the Suffrage Commission. The Chamber, however, defeated the Government's motion by 282 to 246 votes. After a further period of discussion, in which M. Andrieux, dean of the Chamber, further complicated the extremely complex problem by suggesting that Article 1 be treated separately, the bill had to be adjourned until...
...Interior-decorated, magnificent, "like the shining face of a lady friend that has been lifted," the Hippodrome (Manhattan), re-opened as a Valhalla of Vaudeville. The seating capacity is now 6,100, making it the "largest vaudeville theatre in the world...