Babson Sees Brightening Outlook for Railroads
Roger W. Babson reports a brighter railroad outlook in two months with freight rising from 500000 to 600000, potential annual revenue boosts from rate hikes and wage cuts, and hope for a real prosperity period as loadings improve. He notes fare increases, unions, feather bedding, and a looming wage adjustment to save costs.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson
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Railroad Treasuries
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia Commences New Courts Site
Fiorello La Guardia climbs a steam shovel at a groundbreaking ceremony for the new criminal courts building and city prison, a tense moment captured as officials witness the event.
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Railroads See Major Savings Across Year
The railroads cut costs over the past year with commodity prices down and material buying savings about 30 million annually versus 1937. A table shows potential yearly gains totaling 485 million from freight traffic gains, higher rates, fare increases, and wage cuts, offset by expected higher expenses for labor, infrastructure, and equipment.
Death of Mr Parson's Son Shocks Frederick County
The 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Parson of 438 West Leicester street died Sunday morning at St Luke's Hospital Richmond Va after an operation for osteomyelitis diagnosed Friday He was a junior choir member and student at Handley School The funeral is Tuesday at 4 from the parental home with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers and flower-bearers are named including J K Wheeler Raymond Saxem and June Robinson
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J. K. Wheeler
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J. W. Morrow
R. R. Sartelle
J. A. Hotinger
Samuel B. Preston
June Robinson
Joan Armstrong
Marianna Howard
Paulette Pifer
Doris Sartelle
Hildegarde Wheeler
Evelyn Preston
Donald Sartelle
Carroll Morrow
Sonny Wheeler
Yockie Preston
Paul Holinger
Jake Yost
Bobby Green
John Sencindiver
Junior Robinson
Don
James Saxe
Swimming Pool Meeting Tonight in Winchester Frederick
Mrs Helen Wright executive secretary of the Winchester Frederick chapter of the Red Cross says a Board of Governors meeting will be held at her office at eight o clock tonight Important business will be transacted and all members are urged to attend The note discusses railroad securities and investor attitudes toward rail carriers with focus on deficits and market trends
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Helen Wright
Winchester- Frederick
The
Red Cross
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Louisiana Governor Pledges Aid To Raise Wages
The governor pledged to back wage increases and to fund a soup kitchen that would employ wives of strikers to feed the picket line for the duration of the labor dispute.
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Louisiana
One Killed Eight Wounded In Tiberias Market Bomb
An Arab was killed and eight people were wounded when a bomb exploded in a vegetable market in Tiberias on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. A second device exploded near Peace street but caused no casualties.
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Tiberias
Galilee
Lindberghs Arrive in England for Aviation Repairs
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh landed at Lympne airport at 12 40 p m after a flight from Le Bourget Paris. They cleared customs and proceeded to Reading where the colonel’s airplane was built for repairs and alterations.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Lympne Airport
le Bourget
Paris
Reading
No Trace Hawaii Clipper Found After Australian Search
TOKYO Aug. 8 The steamer Canberra Maru reported reaching Douglas reef with no trace of the Hawaii Clipper which disappeared July 28 while flying from Guam to Manila. Government orders a continued search for as long as water and provisions permit with a fishing boat aiding the effort.
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Hawaii
Roper Describes Elections As Weather Vane For Leadership
New York Aug 8 secretary of commerce Daniel C Roper called this years congressional elections a weather vane for the leadership of 1940. He and Mrs Roper arrived from Europe aboard the Queen Mary and declined to comment on prospects of a further political move.
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New York
Daniel C. Roper
Roosevelt Seeks Third Term Amid Optimistic Outlook
President Roosevelt announced his bid for a third term and expressed optimism about improving business conditions across the nation. He stated that business is improving throughout the country and cited growing economic signs.
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President Roosevelt
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