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August 2, 1933 issue

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The article presents information on various issues. Few commodities have had such persistent champions for their welfare in the U.S. Congress as silver. The success of the efforts of these champions is all the more remarkable when one considers the comparatively few persons in the U.S. who are directly interested in the price of silver. Yet again and again the propagandists have compelled the U.S. Government to buy more silver-usually much above the market price, than it had any need for.

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SILVER; PRECIOUS metals; PRICES; MARKET prices; UNITED States. Congress; UNITED States
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