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U.S. a u t h o r i t i e s on s i l v e r coinage:
Sumner; l a l k e r ; Bolles; Taussig; Hepburn,
etc.
SILVER PROBLEM: Plttman episode of 1918
F.D.R. - 1934
Silver legislation
Pittman Act during World War I (April 23, 1918)
Silver purchases in early 1920»s
May 1933 Inflation B U I of 1933
June 1934 Silver Purchase Act passed
U.S. SUver Pelier*
Its external repercussioas
SILVER PUPCHASIL ACT, 1 9 3 4 .
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Silver
Agger, E. t.
s i l v e r ' s threat to i t s e l f *
lln* American
Banters association Journal, January 19S2, p.445446.)
Decreasing demand and not excessive output
the chief cause of shrinking price• Prospect of
reviving bimetalism slight*
Anonymous
"The silver situation since the completion of
Ihiited States Treasuiy purchases under the Pittman
Act, ECONOMIC WORLD, September 29, 1923*
Based on article in FEDERAL RESERVE BULLETIN,
November, 1923.
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v.f.
Silver
Silver Arentz, Samuel S.
Is silver a commodity; Silver needs stabilization.
(In: Congressional redord, February
13, p,4972f March 3, p.7076, 1931.)
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Silver
Badger, S. C.
Our political dollar - the crime of f 34 f
silver bill the wedge to trip us off gold again1?
(In: Barronfst May 3 , 1954,p.3)
Suggests that the bill is a redundancy and
can only mean inflation, but chiefly that since
the silver probably w ill have to be bought on
foreign markets it will force another valuation
of the dollar in gold.
To oe clipped and filed in v j . Silver
Dollar-De valua ti on
Silver purchase act of 1934.
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Silver
Barbour, Percy E.
America's ^silver policy**: what it has done
to date and what it is costing*
(In: Annalistf
Dec* 13,1935* p*812-13*
Sooner or later the government will have to
lump all the silver with tremendous losses and
people r the general public ^rill have to foot the
biU.
Silver purchase ate
of 1934
BARBOUB, P. £.
"America's •silver policy.* What it has done
to date and vhat it is costing," THE ANNALIST, December,
13, 1935.
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Sliver
Baxbour, Percy £•
The bull market in sliver and the unpalatable facts about its economic value» (In: The
Annalistt May 3*19X5, p•659-61*)
Criticising the silver policy of the administration as stupid and to cause an inevitable
collapse*
Author*
BELL, Elliott V.
The silver fiasco, CURREHT HISTORY,
February, 1936.
M
Silver
Bell, John F.
The world1 s silver legacy.
(In: .American
Bankers association Journal, May 1931, p.897-98f
929-30.)
Low prices
time quotations
as in whaat and
needs some sort
of silver today due to high warand resulting overproduction, just
other commodities. World trade
of balance between metals.
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Silver
Berridge, Y/illiam A*
Some facts bearing on the silver program*(In
Harvard Review of Economic Statistics,Nov«15,1934
p.231-36)
A condensed summary of data bearing on the
program showing under four heads what has been
tried and accomplished.Increase of metallic reserves, stabilization and rise of price,stimulation
of production and effect on China.
BERRIDGE, William A.
"Some facts bearing on the silver program,"
REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS,
November, 1934»
Pp. 6*
BERRIDGE, V. A.
Some facts bearing on the silver program, REVIEW
OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS, XVI,
1934, pp. 231-36.
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BERRIDGE, W. A.
"Some facts bearing on the s i l v e r program,"
REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STATISTICS,
November 1934.
6 pp.
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Siii&r
Silver Black, William P.
••Something for silver" symmetaliem the latest
argument for the ibite metal.
(In: Barron's,
Dec.11,1933,p.3,11.)
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v.f.
Silver
Silver
Boesel, A, G.
Silver: the key to world recovery; by A. G.
Boesel. (In: National Sphere, October, 1931,
p. 15-18.)
An American Silver Board, backed by only
|150,000f000, could raise silver prices, restore
the buying power of the Far East and lift commodity prices generally, thus breaking the back
of the depression.
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No other cards
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Silver
B r a t t e r , Herbert M#
The s i l v e r episode* ( I n : Journal of P o l i t i c a l Economy, Oct* 19?8, D.609-652; Dec. 1958,
p,302-57)
A complete story of the s i l v e r p o l i c i e s of
the O.S.Government from 195S-1958.
BRATTER, H. M.
"The silver episode, Parts I-II, JOURNAL OF
POLITICAL ECONOMI, October and December 1938,
pp. 44.J PP« 36.
BBATTER, H, M.
The silver episode, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL
ECONOMY,
XLVI, October, 1938, pp. 609-52;
December, 1938> pp. 302-37
BRATTER, H. M.
The Silver Episode, Parts I - I I , JOURNAL OF
POLITICAL ECONOMT, XLVI, October 1938 (pp. 609-52);
December 1938 (pp. 802-3^)»
Bratter, Herbert M.
Silver sanctions: effect on American i n t e r e s t s . (Ins Barron 1 s, Apr.4,1938, p,7)
Reduction in the p r i c e which the U.S.Treasuiy
pays for foreign s i l v e r and complete suspension
of purchases from Mexico w i l l affect the fortunes
of American mining and smelting companies operating in Mexico, South America and Canada.
BRATTER, H. M.
Four years of the silver program,
EDITORIAL RESEARCH REPORT,
December 14, 1937.
BRATTER, H. M.
Four years of the silver program,
EDITORIAL RESEARCH REPORT, Dec. M , 1937.
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V.F.
Silver
GOLD B r a t t e r , Herbert M.
Grold and s i l v e r on t h e Oapitol doorstep, ^summarizing in simple terms the proposition before
the coming Congress.l
(In:American bankers association journal, Jan. 1934, £.2B f 27 f 48).
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Another month1 s changes in the s t a t u s of gold*
by same author*
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Silver
Bratter, Herbert M.
"ITee coinage*1 and bimetallism, our s i l v e r
policy eaplained by an a u t h o r i t y • . . ( I n : Barron's
J a n . 3 , 1934 t p,9)
Clear explanation of the differences between
bimetallism, free coinage, e t c .
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v.f.
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Silver Bratter, Herbert M.
The world hears silver's case*Forum, Summer 1955, p.501-510)
(IntEconomic
An analysis of the silver situation in an
effort to prove that the importance of silver per
se is not sufficient to warrant governmental purchases or other measures designed to increase its
price •
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BRATTER, H. M.
"Should ve turn to s i l v e r ? " PUBLIC POLICY
PMPHLET, No. 6. Chicago: University of Chicago
P r e s s , 1933. Pp. 28.
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Silver
Bratter, Herbert M.
The career of gold and s i l v e r since 1917.
(In: American 3ankers Association Journal, December 1922, p.51-32.)
Provides history of the many previous gold
and silver conferences.
Gold
International economic Conference
BRATTER, Herbert M.
"Should we turn to Silver?" PUBLIC FOLIC!
PAMPHLET MO. 6. Chicago: The University of Chicago
Press, 19?3? 28 pp.
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Silver M a t t e r , H. M.
Silver - some fundamentals,
(In: The Journal of p o l i t i c a l economy, June 1931, p.321-363.)
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A description of the s i l v e r market, supply
and demand with table of production and d i s t r i b u t i o n . Covers the price and influence on commodity
price level and foreign exchange t r a n s a c t i o n s in
s i l v e r , and the s i l v e r s i t u a t i o n i n India, China
and Mexico.
Clipped and f i l e d .
CAROTHEES, Neil and BRADFORD, F. A.
Legal Aspects of Silver Policies of the
United States in Recent Years* Hew York University
LAW QUARTERLY REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT,
March, 1945.
Pp. 11.
CAROTHERS, Neil and BRADFORD, F. A.
Legal aspects of silver policies of the United
States in recent years, NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW
QUARTERLY REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT,
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Pp. 11.
CAROTHERS, Neil
Silver in America. BULLETIN NO. 11 prepared
for the Commission on Banking Lav and Practice.
Chicago, Association of Reserve City Bankers, July,
1936.
"infla
Silver
tion & Oarothaw,
Seil
deflation D e a r °02l8re88""* ^ °P e n letter to the lairmakers at Washington evaluating inflation schemes
and other "Sure cures for Depression"*] (In:N.Y.
Herald Tribune, Magazine Sec.,Apr. 8,1934.p*4-6)
A severe criticism of the legislation of the
Boosevelt administration and a warning that b i metallism TOuld be f inanoial suicide.
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DETEEDIKG, K. V. A.
Silver: Its International Position, ECONOMIC
FORUM,
Spring, 1934, pp. 129-144.
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SH.VER Deteiaing, Sir Henri »# A.
Silver, i t s international position*
Economic Forum, Spring 1934, p* 129-144)
(In:
I am against an a r t i f i c i a l l y enhanced currency, whether i t i s gold or silver* It i s artif i c i a l l y created disparities which are s t u l t i fying world trade*
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ELLISTON, H. B.
"China dethrones silver," FORHQI
AFFAIRS,
January, 1936.
Iff
Silver
Ellis ton, H. B.
Silver, east and west.
(In: Foreign
Affairs, July 1935, p.666-679)
Would private silver come out like private
gold if there were the same price incentive? Such
a result is less likely. A discussion of the
silver dilemma throughout the world, and of the
effeet of The American Silrer purchase act on
Chine, India, etc.
No other car&s
ELLISTON, H. B.
"Silver, East and West," FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
July, 1935.
Pp. U .
ELLISTON, H. B.
"Silver, east and west."
July, 1935.
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China and the flow of silver, THE
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FETTER, F. ¥.
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PONG, H. D.
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Froman, Lewis A«
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International bimetallism is entirely impracticable and the advantages in this country are only
political if that. What the New Deal has done for
silver can only be justified on the political
ground, and agitation for silver will die down when
business recovers.
FROMAN, Lewis A.
"Bimetallism—Reconsidered in the Light of
Recent Developments," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW,
XXVI, March, 1936, pp. 53-61.
Inflation bill of 1933 J silver purchase act of
1934
FB0MAN, Lev*6 A.
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GAINES, M. V.
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Mexico, TALE REVIEW, Vol. H I ,
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The problem of monetary reform in Mexico,
TALE REVIEW, XEII, February, 1904..
GRAHAM, Frank D.
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The s i l v e r question once more, i n EXPLORATIONS IN
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GRAHAM, Frank D.
"The fall in the value of silver and its
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GRAHAM, Frank i).
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GRAHAM, Frank D. and KEEPS, T. J.
Silver and Chinese purchasing
power, QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS,
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"Silver and Chinese purchasing power,"
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GRAHAM, Frank D.
"The Fall in the Value of Silver and Its
Consequences, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
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The fall in the value of silver and its
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An attempt to show that the fall in the
gold value of silver has not had cataclysmic
effects, and that the purchasing power and prosperity of the Orient are not at all dependent
upon the gold-silver ratio*
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The fall in the value of silver and its
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An attempt to show that the fall in the
gold value of silver has not had cataclysmic
effeets, and that the purchasing power and prosperity of the Orient are not at all dependent
upon the gold-silver ratio.
Clipped and filed.
GRAUE, E.
Die Auswirkungen des Silberankauf sprogramms
der amerlkanischen Regierung auf den Handel zwischen
den Vereinlgten Staaten und China, WELWIRTSCHAFTLICHES
ARCHIV,
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China forced off silver standard after
Akerican silver revalorization
GRAUE, E.
Die Auswirkungen des Silberankaufsprograinms
der amerikanischen Regierung auf den Handen swischen
den Vereinigten Staaten und China, W^TOIRTSCHAFTLICHES
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All purchases of silver by means of newly
issued currency are directly inflationary to the
exteat of the dollar amount of the money*..
Inflation & deflation
Vol. T
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HOTTER, Jean Paul
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des origines a 1900* Paris: Des Presses Moderates and
New York: G. E. Stechert & Co., 1938, Pp* 493 •
comprehensive history of silver money in America
based on synthesis of preceding works on
silver coinage—Sumner, Valker, Bolles, Taussigm
Hepburn, etc*
KELLEY, Cornelius F.
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Metallurgical Engineers, Inc., 1921.
KELLEY, Cornelius F.
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Jyfany o t i e r and more important f a c t o r s have
been i n f l u e n c i n g p r i c e s and t r a d e in China t h a n
s i l v e r exchange r a t e s - and the p r i c e of s i l v e r .
Doing something for s i l v e r w i l l do very l i t t l e foi
Chinese purchasing power o r for American e x p o r t s *
Prices-China
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Many other and more important factors have
been influencing prices and t r a d e in Gnina than
s i l v e r exchange r a t e s and the price of s i l v e f .
Doing sons thing for s i l v e r w i l l do very l i t t l e for
Chinese purchasing power or for ionerican exports.
Silver-Price
China-Trade
Silver-China
^oney*
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A discussion of the clauses and conclusion that silver
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LEAVENS, D. H.
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LEONG, I. S.
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168 pp.
statistical data on price, production and economic
significance of silver.
discusses silver provisions of Thomas inflation
measure.
Review:
by Neil Carothers, American Economic Review, XXIV,
June, 1934, pp. 333-9-
LEVIS, A. B. and LU-LUAN, C.
SILVER AND THE CHINESE PRICE LEVEL.
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LIEU, D. K.
"A study of our price level, 1906-34-"
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LIN, Vei-Ylng
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New York: Stechert, 1935.
LIN, ¥. Y.
CHINA UNDER DEPRECIATED SILVER, 1926-1931.
THE NEW MONETARY SYSTEM OF CHINA: A PERSONAL
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An attempt to show the results of the silver
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Silver Purchase act of 19?4 and their effect on
China.
ET
Michelle H.
The crisis in silver.
(In; Canadian Bankers
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An attempt to show the results of the silver
policies of the TJ.S* and to foreoast future results* Notes the Silver London egreanient,The
Silver purchase act of 1934 and their effect on
China*
Silver
MITCHELL, H.
The C r i s i s i n S i l v e r , JOURNAL OF THE
CANADIAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION,
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MURAD, Anatol
THE PARADOX OF A METAL STANDARD: A CASE
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Pp. xii, 212.
MURAD, Anatol
THE PARADOX OF A METAL STANDARD, A CASE HISTORY OF
SILVER. Washington, D.^.: Graphic Arts Press, Inc.,
1939. Pp. xii, 212.
Review* by Dickson H. Leavens, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
STATISTICAL ASSN., v. 34, D e c , 1939, pp. 769-70.
On monetary history of silver
brief summary of past difficulties of bimetallism, the gradual rejection of silver as money,
and unsuccessful silver policy of New Deal
MURAD, Anatol
THE PARADOX OF A METAL STANDARD: A CASE HISTORY
OF SILVER. Washington: Graphic Arts Press, 1939.
Pp. xii, 212.
Bistory of silver's demonetization
Review:
by H. M. Bratter, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXIX,
D e c , 1939, pp. 879-80.
NICHOLS, Jeannette Paddock
The politics and personalities of silver repeal
in the United States Senate, AMERICAN HISTORECAL
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NICHOLS, Jeannette Paddock
"The p o l i t i c s and personalities of s i l v e r
repeal in the United States Senate," AMERICAN
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Iff
Silver
Nichols, Jeannette P.
Silver diplomacy.
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quarterly, December 1933,p.565-588)
The history: of the bimetalliet movements in
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Bimetallism
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Administration and of its effects on the country
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Silver
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Silver
Pittmun, Hon, Key
Silver in our monetary system,
(In: Proceedings of the Academy of P o l i t i c a l Science, April
1934, p. 27-36)
Suggests that the government not only maintain
i t s silver reserves and silver currency, but that
i t enlarge and fortify such reserves and aid in the
stabilization of world currencies*
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S i l v e r P i t t m a n , Key
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193Q, i n t r o d u c i n g an a d d r e s s by E.*Kann..«
(In:
The Oongressional Record, December 1 0 , 1 9 3 0 , p . 5 5 0 52)
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stabilization of silver, (in: Congressional
Record, December 9,1930,p.443.}
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HAMAIYA, A.
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EAU, B.
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SALTER, Sir Arthur
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China9 s escape from vorld depression
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Substance of address before the academy of
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Silver
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120-25)
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silver try to work out some plan for concerted
action to uphold the price when the U.S. can no
longer or does no longer support it.
IT
Slater*ff.C* G.
Silver again*
120-B5.)
(In: The Banker,Feb#1938fp.
Discussion of the silver situation now and
of the effects of the American silver policies*
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silver try to work out some plan for concerted
action to uphold the price when the U.S. can no
longer or does no longer support it.
Silver purchase act.
Silver
V
Slaterf H. C. G.
Something for silver.
I936,p.205-llj
(In: The Banker, Sept,
Suggests that the President will devalue
the silver dollar as he did the gold dollar and so
provide a solution of the 3 to 1 ratio of gold to
ft liver desired* The intent that silver be used
trore for money has been tmattalned and reversed in
reilty, with only In$£& left on silver*
Silver
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(in:Banker, Sept.
Suggests that the President will devalue
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to silver sesired. The Intent that silver be
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Silver,
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There is no doubt that the present price of
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would fall out of the market on any reversal of
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London agreement and the Indian government can
hardly be expected to continue to sell silver now.
Iff
S l a t e r , H.C.G.
Silver,
( I n : The Banker, London,June 1935,
p •183-89 •)
There i s no doubt that the present p r i c e of
s i l v e r i s e n t i r e l y a r t i f i c i a l •••and the bottom
would f a l l out of the market on any r e v e r s a l of
American p o l i c y . ••Americsa has *bumped off* the
London agreement and the Indian government can
hardly be expected to continue to s e l l s i l v e r now#
Silver
SMITH, G. A., Jr.
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Discussion and t a b u l a t i o n s showing what ha*
teen done for s i l v e r and the r e s u l t s . T h e markets
to whjich s i l v e r must l&ok for l a s t i n g p r o s p e r i t y
fere probably not the monetary markets•
i:
Otolith, Beorge Albert
Silver - its status and outlook* (In:Harvcrd
Business Review, October 1934,p*44-53)
Discussion and tabulations showing whet has
been done £nr silver and the results* The markets
to Tvhich silver must look for lasting prosperity
are probebly not the monetary markets*
Silver
SMITH, G.A., JR.
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SPALDING, V. F.
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Silrer
U.S # - President*
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II
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