Chronology of 1934 Rapid World Events Timeline
A compact chronology lists key 1934 events by month, including Roosevelts New Deal actions, air mail crisis, Dillinger incidents, trials of Insull, strikes, and growing totalitarian moves in Germany Austria and Italy with international consequences. It names leaders, dates, and notable acts such as assassinations, treaties, and policy shifts across the year.
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Dollfuss
Germany
Austria
Mendieta
Cuba
United States
Poland
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Barthou
Marseilles
Japan
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Saar
Albert I
Namur
Augusto Sandino
Managua
Leopold III
Mussolini
Nazi Party
Hitler
Kurt von Schleicher
Dollifuss
von Hindenburg
Hiler
Fuehrer
Ife
Mahatma Gandhi
Doumergue
Pierre Flandin
Christmas Pageant at Jacksonville M E Church
Jacksonville M E Church held a pageant The Consecration of Christmas presented by the church school and a White Gift offering supported the Home for the Aged Cincinnati and the Children's Home Worthington The pastor and wife Rev J G Deeds and Mrs Deeds were thanked with gifts In a later service parishioners returned with more good items and money for the parsonage table
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville M. E
Cincinnati
Worthington
J. G. Deeds
Pisgah Church
Wool Market Quiet as Quotas Firm on December Trade
Wool market quiet though quotations held firm as traders expect demand to rise. December activity shows sustained manufacturer interest, with raw wool coverage still incomplete. Boston Grain and Flour Exchange receipts estimate domestic wool at 229,300 pounds for week ending December 29, down from 622,200 the prior week.
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Boston
Boston Grain and Plour Exchange
Fragmented financial figures from a Liberty ledger
Readable entries show various bank and loan figures with references to Liberty bonds or securities. The data includes percentages, numbers, and ratios like 32-47, 4%, and 101.14 across several items such as Treasuries and Home Ownership loans.
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Liberties
Treasuries Sus
Fed Farm Mortg
Fed. Farm Morty
Home Own Loan
Laymen To Speak at Glouster Church Service
Tonight at the Methodist Church a laymen night service begins at 7 p m with ten speakers discussing the topic Our Church each speaker allotted five minutes. The public is invited to attend.
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Glouster
Rail Time Card Details For Various Lines
Rail time listings show New York Central South and North schedules with daily and Sunday exceptions. Chesapeake and Ohio No 30 departure and No 97 arrival times are noted alongside Baltimore and Ohio West Bound National Limited times. Eastbound schedules include Diplomat and National Limited daily departures with morning and afternoon slots.
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NEW York Central South
NEW York Central North
Chesapeake & Ohio
A No. 97
Baltimore & Ohio West Bound
National Limited
Digkemnet
Local families greet holidays with travel and births
Mr and Mrs Richard Angell of Pittsburgh visit relatives in Athens before transferring to Philadelphia mid January. Durward Pierce announces a son born December 20 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Gene Goldsberry and Wipple family celebrate Christmas at relatives homes.
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Richard Angell
Pittsburgh
EB. G. Angell
Angell
A. M. Byers Co
Philadelphia
Robert Perry
Athens
Hubert C. Buck
Paul Jeffers
John Newland
Nelsonville
Lewis Pierce
Mark
Dicky Bobo
Donna Cowen
Columbus
Earl Cowen
Durward Pierce
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Dorsey Bolin
Richland Avenue
R. E. Wilson
Kate Chapple
Floyd Willams
Leighty
Gering
Nebraska
Mrs. Wipple
Market Closed: New York Stock Exchange observes New Year's Day
Markets nationwide remain shut as the New York Stock Exchange and other major exchanges pause trading for New Year's Day observance. Banks and financial services also close, with some venues resuming activity tomorrow.
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New York Stock Exchange
Livestock Market Report Mixed Again Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs show 1500 head active with prices up to 26 cents higher in parts and 200 to 300 lb bulk at 1.75, other weight ranges 5.25 to 9.50. Cattle totals near 500 with better fed steers and yearlings 50 cents higher. calves steady with vealers $8.50 to $9.00. Sheep 1000 head steady to 40 lower with fat lambs around 9.65 and ewes up to 5.75. market broadly steady to higher on better lots. Exchange closes show commercial cattle 725 government calves noted. bulls 26.50 up. fat cows 3.25 to 4.50.
Treasury December 28 Receipts and Expenditures Report
The Treasury reported on December 28 receipts of 6 million 719 thousand 290 dollars and 17 cents, expenditures of 13 million 333 thousand 252 dollars and 40 cents, leaving a net balance of 2 billion 561 million 953 thousand 249 dollars and 16 cents. For the month, custom receipts were 30 million 157 thousand 927 dollars and 60 cents, and for the fiscal year since July 1 receipts total 1 billion 842 million 7 thousand 542 dollars and 34 cents while expenditures reach 3 billion 538 million 294 thousand 403 dollars and 41 cents including 1 billion 827 million 991 thousand 77 dollars and 82 cents of emergency expenditures, leaving an excess of expenditures of 1 billion 606 million 206 thousand 961 dollars and 7 cents. Gold reserves stand at 8 million 232 thousand 559 dollars and 543.09 cents.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Ohio Highway Users Federation Outlines Road Protection Plan
In Columbus on January 1 Lee B. Palmer, president, urged immediate action to halt diversion of road funds as Ohio roads deteriorate. The plan calls for data collection on construction costs, informed legislative briefing, public education on highway issues, and unity among highway groups to improve maintenance and curb gasoline tax increases.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Users Federation
Lee B. Palmer
Ohio
Palmer
Ohio General Assembly
Baltimore Produce Eggs Market Firm Receipts
Street sales in 24030 area show hennery whites large size 30032 medium size 28030 and pallets 25 with current receipts. Butter tubs 720 and eggs 143 cases reflect daily market activity.
Creamery Butter Prices and Extras Listed
Butter in tubs and pound prints at 33 to 37 cents per pound with 20 dozen fresh extras and current receipts at 26 percent.
Toledo grain on track price quotes and hay values
Grain prices listed for Wheat No 2 red and No 1 red, Corn No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow, Oats No 2 white and No 1 white plus tonnage in store and transit premiums. Hay prices shown for Timothy Clover alfalfa and straw. Cincinnati produce bags butter stocks and packing fats noted.
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Toledo
Timothy
Elfalfe
Cincinnate
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Report
Pittsburgh market notes show eggs values with nearby receipts 27028, fresh extra firsts 20090, hennery white extras 20053.
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Pittsburgh
Hennery
Butter and Egg Price Notes from Local Market Ledger
The listing shows butter with quantities and grades such as speciale 93 score and extras 92, plus firsts and seconds percentages, alongside 204 percent standards and fixed carrot notes. Egg figures include firm extra firsts and fresh graded firsts across multiple cases with percentages and current receipts.
Winter Wheat Acreage Large In This State
Ohio drought slows winter wheat growth with 1935 harvest prospects at 1 871 000 acres sown in fall 1934 up 5 percent from 1 782 000 in 1933. Rye sowing rises to 157 000 acres. US fall 1934 wheat area is 44 306 000 acres. 1935 production forecast 475 000 000 bushels. Ohio pig crops fall 1934 total 1 320 000 head, down 40 percent from 1933. spring farrow 276 000 head forecast for 1935.
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United States
Ohio
Post Office Department
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Gallia County
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Athens, Ohio
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Ogg & Beasley Logan, O
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Athens Cash Feed Store
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Stimson Ave
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Sugar Creek
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Case
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Seventy-third Congress
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Barrington
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Ate
Bbc
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T. & Treasury
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Cleveland Produce
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