Davis Walsh Names All American Team Picks
Davis Walsh selects a 1928 All American team with Cagle Mizell Harpster and Crabtree among backfield and end choices. He notes the difficulty of ranking twelve top backs and praises Mizell and Crabtree for speed and blocking, while doubting Harpster’s placement.
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Treasury estimates show wartime surplus shrinking in 1929 tax period
Uncle Sam will net a January 1 surplus of about 731 thousand dollars with a small overall surplus for June 30. Receipts for December provide a preview of the 1928 revenue act, while debt refunding due over the next nine months totals 2.061 billion. The public debt stands at 17.493 billion, and a full billion-dollar cut is unlikely this year.
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1928 Exports Surpass Imports by Billions in Trade Peak
Washington report cites Commerce Department data showing 1928 exports at about 3.985 billion and imports near 4.1 billion, giving a net export advantage of roughly 800 million. Manufactured goods dominate exports at 46 percent with substantial gains over last year. Europe remains top customer despite slight export decline.
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Town Forest Conference in Boston Dec 7
Marlboro City Forester Clifton E. Sowerby plans to attend the first conference of Town Forest Committees in Boston on Friday December 7 starting at 9 30 a m in Room 436 State House under the Massachusetts Forestry Association and State Division of Forestry. A luncheon at the Boston City Club precedes the 2 p m session.
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Hudson Clarence Reardon Green Street Update
Hudson Clarence Reardon finishes installing a Frigidaire at a neighborhood store on Green Street. Mrs. Josephine Dupre of Grafton visits daughter Mrs. Frank McNally on Winter Street.
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Expert Finds Radio Trouble In Westboro Fire Alarm
An expert traced radio interference in Westboro to the charging system for the fire alarm batteries at the Central fire station. The remedy is expected to cost about $30. A new interference detector helped James Vu and local workers pinpointed the fault in about two hours. Similar issues may occur in other towns using battery fire alarm boxes.
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Murtiland Family Relocates to Watertown for New Post
Marlboro couple Mr and Mrs Stanley Murtiland and family of Berlin Road move to Watertown where Mr Murtiland takes a position with a large paper company.
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Classy Amateurs Will Toss Friday Night Show
Pastime A A plans an amateur boxing event next Friday featuring Marlboro and Hudson talents plus entrants from Worcester Springfield and Greater Boston. Notable fighters include Henry ol Victor Lodi Marlboro Tony Silva Hudson Percy Bousquet Hudson Joe Preston Worcester Wallace De Wolfe Newton and possibly Link Maloney Framingham Elwin McNutt Milford. Soucy and Findlay supporters clash over who should fight again as fans push for rematch. Hudson fans focus on Stanley Markland and Young Stanley while Marlboro fans await Soucy Findlay rematch. Secretary Billy Farrell says tickets are selling fast with several Marlboro and Hudson outlets for reservations.
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Thorny Path for New Bill in Congress
Senator McNary sponsors a new 100 million agricultural stabilization bill with no equalization fee and government-financed costs. The measure faces a thorny path amid Republican and Democratic splits over a special session after March 4, jeopardizing enactment at the short session.
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Old Moore Almanack Foretells a Tumultuous Year
The piece describes predictions from Old Moore the Almanack for the coming year. It foresees gloom, wars in the Near East, royal deaths, political upheavals, aircraft battles, and natural disasters across months from January to December, with noted dangers in Turkey China India Ireland and Europe. It mentions a predicted White House occupancy change in April and various upheavals throughout the year.
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Governor Smith Returns to Clean Up Albany Duties
Governor Smith resumes work at the Capitol after vacation, tackling unfinished state business and arranging for his successor Franklin D Roosevelt. He faces a backlog of issues and a task of organizing the executive mansion and disposing of mementos before leaving office.
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Hoover sees opportunity for trade in South America
An exclusive interview with Dr. Sloan Jr. of Edaateen Motors outlines optimistic views on American automobile exports to South America. Sloan predicts strong demand abroad, notes growth in overseas markets, and cites rail and road transport as factors boosting U S car sales overseas.
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