Quarry Machine Recovered From Deep Water
A machine used at a quarry was found at the bottom of the quarry in over 100 feet of water after disappearing last Monday, with authorities continuing to search for missing components.
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1933
Page
2
A machine used at a quarry was found at the bottom of the quarry in over 100 feet of water after disappearing last Monday, with authorities continuing to search for missing components.
In a Mary Graham Bonner story, Rip the Dog recovers from injuries at Willy Nillys home repair shop. He still bears a bandage on his right front paw but moves about on three legs. Rip fondly aides his animal friends as Willy contemplates fixing his ears while Mrs. Quack Duck seeks help in a developing pickle.
Parents often view a child’s issues through schooling and future work, neglecting the inner distress from small moments like a spoiled doll or a friend’s snub. The text argues adults underrecognize a child’s emotional need for companionship and reassurance in formative years.
Rome reports bankers and manufacturers push for lire stabilization at a lower base ahead of the London conference opening June 12. They argue stabilization here boosts prestige for Mussolini while hurting exporters, and want tariff cuts and a return toward the gold standard with debt relief via goods transfers.
In a senate briefing Albert Asquini, under secretary for corporations, outlined Italy's stance before the Rome conference. He argued monetary policy alone cannot restore price stability, debts must be paid in goods and services, and most favored nation terms require fairness and revision to prevent one sided profit.
The passage notes a 19 paper to dollar rate and 4.246 to the pound, with 3.66 to the gold lira, defended as prestige and policy. It cites the Cesaro speech in which the speaker vowed to wage the economic battle in defense of the lira to the last breath before ministers and the civilized world.
Dr Jones cautioned against restricting teacher hiring to locals and urged understanding child conflicts. He spoke on the role of God in life, recalled John Masefield and the poem The Everlasting Light, and criticized local boards for limiting educator employment to those within the community.
Opera House presents Flaming Guns adapted from Peter B. Kyne. Tom Mix appears in a romance plot as he elopes with Ruth, the heroine, in a program paralleling the Mixs life. Monday showtime noted.
Businessmen from forty nations meet in Vienna for the seventh general congress of the International Chamber of Commerce. Fifty five US delegates join others to discuss currency stabilization, removal of foreign trade restrictions, and related topics ahead of the World Economic Conference. Debates on international arbitration, technological unemployment, distribution, and marketing are planned for opening day. International monetary issues are slated for Wednesday discussions.
Ceveland May 29 steel works for week ended May 27 show ninth straight rise. Factors include heavier pig iron and steel shipments for rail repair, 10,000 tons of rails by Norfolk and Western, reopening Edgar Thomson mill, farm equipment makers to stay productive, auto output May to top 200000. May pig iron sales at Lake furnaces up 150 percent from April. Structural steel advances cited with 17 000 tons awarded, New York apartment and Detroit open hearth project driving gains. Iron and steel prices steady at 28.50 for ingot, 45.10 for finished steel, scrap at 9.37.
The bullet ridden body of Thom as G Curran a key witness against two gangsters was found by a diver in a water filled quarry in Quincy Mass May 29 The Medical Examiner reported eight bullet holes Curran had been critically injuring a Boston police inspector months earlier The diver Fred J Wallace hired by the county found the body amid a sprawling investigation into a mysterious disappearance tied to an expensive automobile suspected to be involved.
Keyser May 29 A memorial ceremony unveiled a tablet and stone marker at the cabin site nine miles south of Keyser honoring Nancy Hanks mother of Abraham Lincoln. Over 2,000 attended under the Nancy Hanks Memorial Association funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corp. The inscription notes the cabin site and was erected by the association in 1933.
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