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...Roosevelt and his friend, Senator Bulkley of Ohio, who edited The Crimson when the two were schoolmates together at Harvard, the paper's editorial of Monday, criticizing the President's now famous address to Congress last Friday, must not have been very encouraging news from the old alma mater...
Luncheon at University Club, Cleveland, 12.30 o'clock noon, Saturday, December 28, James C. Weir '30, Secretary, 630 Bulkley Building, Cleveland...
...Senator Bulkley of Ohio had dared to defy Coughlin-inspired telegrams, vote against the Patman bill. "That's his death warrant!" screeched Priest Coughlin. The audience booed approval. Swaying and flailing his arms like a college cheerleader, the priest kept the boo going on & on, finally stopped it with an imperious gesture...
Stepping out on the White House steps after a morning conference with the President, Ohio's rotund Senator Robert Johns Bulkley, a conservative member of the Banking & Currency Committee, told the Press: "We discussed further devaluation of the dollar. I don't think it is necessary now, but it may be in time and I am not unalterably opposed to it.'' He reminded reporters that an Act of Congress would be required to authorize the President to reduce the dollar's gold content below the 50% limit set last year. "I think it might help...
...taxed the reporters for giving the country a "bum steer." The reporters countered by asking if Mr. Roosevelt now had anything specific to say about his future money policies. Impatiently the President told them: "I am neither a prestidigitator nor an astrologer." Forthwith he denied that he and Senator Bulkley had talked about anything except Ohio politics. Any impression that he and the President had talked about dollar devaluation was "entirely in error." declared Turnquote Bulkley. His White House mission had been solely to promote Representative Charles West of Ohio for budget director...