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... juestion of disarmament. They lit then see whether It was a force • farce. Was everything right with , hurches? Had their gold standard )ped. Churches were finding many sulties. the question of finance ,ng • great deal of trouble, and a ng towards the attractions ...
... franca to the pound. Mot of the other rates were unehanged. but Stockholm was an exception owing to the suspension of the gold standard in Sw:den. To-tier's rote na that renntry tees quoted at 17-19 compared with 19-13 on Saturday. 'this rtdjukilient I%ringe ...
... died the following day. plovees. and with the serious dang that pri-es will rise all round as a rest of going off the gold standard, is unj! and objectionable, and 1 will g svmpathetic consideration to any ame? ment to the Finance Bill on auestion. BUDGET ...
... MORE COUNTRIES OFF GOLD BASIS. Both the Swedish and Norwegian Governments decided last night temporarily to go off the gold standard. The Norwegian State Council also decided to prohibit until further notice the export of gold. A meeting of the Danish ...
... DEPARTURE FROM GOLD STANDARD SPELLS DISASTER FOR FRENCH FURRIERS (Only those Furs actually landed here or consignments en route on the High Seas before the Government's momentous decision are now saleable in London.) Page 8 CPD 89-424 ...
... Westmoreland, objecting my plain speaking in the House of Commons on the occasion of the passage of the Bill abandoning the gold standard, when I accused the leaders of the new Government of negligence and incompetence. Mr Westmoreland should examine the facts ...
... no carping criticism of the suggestions made for retrenchment. was not prepared to say what the effect of giving up the gold standard would be, but it was hoped that with the economies adopted and the increased taxation to balance the Budget the pound sterling ...
... profitably and take advantage of their opportunities with rates of exchange moving as they have since our suspension of the Gold Standard. It is too much, perhaps, to expect real stability until the position on the Continent is clearer and the General Election ...
... subjected to profit-, taking, tlie tendenov in hanking circles to discredit rumours that other nations were suspending the gold standard probably promptin n'e realizing. Domestic industrial news failed to indicate any impressive change hut reports from the ...
... Northumberland and Durham County Association Newcastle on Saturday It wus urged thfct they were demanded so to tnalntaln the gold standard, and that this hod been abandoned there was no longer Justl flcatlon for reductions- After parade geah&m Sea Scouts boy ...
... failed . It had been formed to keep the country on the gold standard , with ihe most wild and fantastic prophecies of both Mr MacDonald and Mr Snowdcn as to what would happen if we left the gold standard . None of these prophecies had . fortunately , been ...
... liquidation from abroad « as surprising io all concerned . The momentous decision on the following Sunday to suspend the Gold Standard brought some measure of relief , while the Comuiittee of the Stock Exchange wisely decided to close markets during the ...