Mart Faces Second Half Of Year With Pro and Con Signs
The article notes a renewed hope in the stock market as 1934's mid year ends, with federal regulation of exchanges in place and expectations for autumn. Analysts see a mixed outlook with inflation talk, gold standard shifts, and sector variances.
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Mart
Frederick Gardner
Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Washington
Administrative Commission
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Retiring rural carrier tallies life on route in Slippery Rock
William T. Bingham, after 33 years as rural mail carrier at Slippery Rock Pennsylvania, recalls weighing 24 babies with his postal scale, matching two couples, traveling 3,960,000 miles, wearing out six horses and four vehicles, and naming 15 babies for patrons along his route.
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Slippery Rock
William T. Bingham
Camden Firework Cart Animal Delights Holiday Crowds
A startled horse named Dobbin rattled a firework cart as crowds in Camden watch with glee. The incident spattered sparks and the animal zigzagged three blocks before halting near the lineup of holiday festivities.
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Camden, N. J
Camden
Dobbin
Holiday Game in Davenport Ends with Bluestein Grange Win
In Davenport Washington the Bluestein Grange baseball team defeated the Community Grange team 12 to something after intervening in a grass fire near the grandstand, stopping a fight between umpire and player, giving first aid to a woman struck by a foul ball, and taking part in a tug of war between farmers and townsmen.
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Davenport
Wash
Bluestein Grange
Community Grange
Alexander’s Angry Denver at Water Trough Showdown
ALEXANDER, chief of the city flock, stands at the park water trough in Denver. He endures a scorching head immersion as spectators watch, attempting to gauge how long he can stay underwater amid tension and mystery surrounding a provoking act.
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Alexander
Denver
City Park
Quality Tools Make Quality Workmen
An amateur craftsman learns that investing in quality tools transforms work and mood. He recalls buying cheap gear and failing, then upgrading to sturdy steel, balanced tools that reduce time and frustration. The lesson: if worth doing, worth buying quality.
Mrs Keys Breaks Door Glass After Missing Keys
In Portland a woman named Margaret Keys forgot her keys and tried to break the door with her elbow. The blow cut her arm and police emergency hospital treated her. She now says the key to such incidents is never being without keys.
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Portland
Margaret Eys
Burdick Accusation Over Swallowed Note in Court
In Montreal Burdick faced a superior court claim over a S700 note to baker M. D. Ivanoff. Testimony showed Burdick tore the note into scraps and swallowed them. Burdick denied the act and claimed payment. Ivanoff won the case.
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Montreal
Que
Timothy 1
Burdick
Superior Court
M. D. Ivanoff
Ivanoff
Covington Fire Dept Buys Secondhand Ambulance
Covington firemen chose a secondhand ambulance after the lowest bid came in at 4000 dollars. They converted the vehicle into a two patient unit with inhalation first aid equipment and full staffing planned.
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Covington
Talking Crow Keeps Eggs Safe in Woodstock Yard
In Woodstock Ontario Mrs M P MeGachie’s crow cares for three chicks and guards the yard, substituting bantam eggs for crow eggs. The 12 year old bird can speak several words and snaps at strangers near its nest. A vole story notes a small rodent defeated an army by gnawing arrows and bowstrings.
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Crow
Woodstock
Ted Bantam
Sennacherib
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