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... DAILY TELEGRAPH TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1931 NO NEED FOR PANIC GOLD STANDARD PASSED KEEP COOL IN' GRIMSBY FISHING NEWS AND MARKETS j$ CENTENARIAN HIS HEALTH ROUND ABOUT ALL THIS WEEK Cursing Association District 2425 visits paid convalescent relieved IS died ...
... the measure to through Parliament THE NEW MEASURE This measure will entitled Gold Standard Act 1931” it will provide for suspension of Sub-Section of Section 1 of Gold Standard Act of 1925 which requires of England to sell gold a fixed price The Prime Minister ...
... currencies is that it facilitates trade For century the gold standard has been the governing factor in international trade its value been disputed small minority of economists Britain abandoned gold standard would bold will be it provided finance is skilfully ...
... 237 am Full moon MORE TO BE DONE PARLIAMENT last night im- plemented decision of the National Government to suspend the gold standard for six months The passing of the Bill required for such purpose occupied approximately seven hours Throughout country ...
... Bank of England that it -has become necessary to suspend for time being the operation Subsection (2) of Section 1 of the Gold Standard Act 1925 which requires the Bank to sell gold at fixed price A Bill for this purpose will immediately and it the inten-tention ...
... Providence been responsibility lies in the to distribute and Providence has him HOARDED GOLD The plain fact is that the gold standard worked that adequate means payment are available throughout world All the has centred in two nations into bankruptcy mainly ...
... Edward Iliffe Deputy President the resolution said that all regret that it had been possible for Great Britain to remain gold standard The introduction of tariffs should considerably help exports “We shall (he said) bargaining power which has been denied ...
... selfish view of the situation Should retail prices essential commodities rise it would not because Britain gone off the gold standard but because of profiteering Food therefore should not cost our people more UNFINISHED TASK rTHAT the Premier who is suf- ...
... That pretty compliment to die courageous course Mr MactDonald the Premier the National Government taken regard to the gold standard step which the Government should take and that speedily declare favour imposition of tariffs Should they decide they have ...
... Telegraph learned from many the passengers of their experiences on the Continent following the British suspension of the gold standard Their stories were both interesting and informative The moral is stay at home at present The passengers comprised men ...
... Bowman’s Market-plabe 104 263a XXKX- Fear Ye Not High Prices Always Shop at Colbrook's Pioneers Cash Prices they Cheir Gold Standard values qualities keenest prices Motto: Small profits quick turnover of this Store your Footwear it Ladies’ Gent’ Children’s ...
... offer in the bullion market to-day Africa consisted of 250000 sovereigns and £484000 in bars and or the fact that the gold standard has ceased to operate in country' considerable interest taken the price at which this consignment is likely to be sold ...