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... HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1931-(5) 2720 line) MR W MABANE CHANGE WHERE WE GAIN BY LEAVING GOLD STANDARD BUT WHAT OF PRICES? COST OF LIVING MUST BE SAFEGUARDED At Liberal last night Mr William Mabane Liberal can- tlirlate first ...
... INDUSTRY’S Q Gold Standard Suspension Effects. NEED OF TARIFF. Stimulation of Iron and Steel Trade. (From Our Correspondent.) MIDDLESBROUGH, Tuesday, The effects of the suspension of the Gold Standard are being watched very closely in the import and export ...
... A RUSSIAN IDEA. The Soviet Prose says Great Britain’s departure from tho gold standard is not only a crushing blow for the world’s bourgeoisie, but a defeat for the Labour party and for Mr, Henderson and his Trade Union Council, who have placed country ...
... Great Britain’s temporary suspension of the gold standard as likely to improve economic conditions both in Great Britain and elsewhere in the world. Stockholm: Rumours that Sweden is abandoning the gold standard are authoritatively described here as absolutely ...
... the week-end, but this was because Mr. MacDonald wished to tell him Britain was going off the gold standard, and to give him an advance copy of the Gold Standard Bill. Mr. Henderson’s efforts have lately been exerted to secure an understanding with Mr. Lloyd ...
... Under Gold Standard Act. Mr. Philip Snowden, Chancellor of the E> chequer, and Sir George Penny, two of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, yesterday signed the following Order made by the Treasury under Section 1 (3) of the Gold Standard (Amendment) ...
... Confidence in British banking and industry was the keynote of yesterday's reaction to the Government’s suspension of the Gold Standard. There was complete calmness in the City and banking business was normal. Features of yesterday’s operations were:— A sharp ...
... foreign exchanges may be further improved when commercial men realise that some foreign currencies are not genuinely on the gold standard or liable go off it. At present, marks are quoted at a premium against sterling, although the only solid basis of the mark ...
... IMMEDIATE ADVANTAGE. Iron and steel manufacturers generally regard the immediate effects of the change from the gold standard as being to the advantage of industry, Mr. Charles Mitchell, the chairman of Dorman, Lou ...
... Brussels in 1920 and at Genoa in 1922. The Brussels ,derence urged the return to the gold standard, while the Genoa Conf•tence urged not only the rehabilitation of the gold standard, but the unportance of preventing undue fluctuations in the purchasing power ...
... the meantime, the Government is making arrangement tor the effective use of the powers which were taken yesterday in the Gold Standard Act to deal with the emergency in the event of profiteering being attempted. There is, at present, no reason expect that ...
... JUSTIFICATION FOR FROM CRISIS TO CONCERT Monday’s note of anxiety over Great Britain’s temporary abandonment of the gold standard gave place, yesterday, to messages of cheer and reassurance for the future, according to Reuter’s correspondents in all parts ...