Babson Eight New Resolutions For 1939 From Noted Economist
Noted economist Roger Babson outlines eight resolutions for 1939 focusing on Wagner Act amendments tax reforms pay as you go Social Security reform railroads TVA fairness shelving reform legislation and a defense boost. He argues prosperity depends on cooperation across parties groups and nations with a call for the Christmas Spirit to guide policy and personal conduct.
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Roger W. Babson
Publishers Financial Bureau
Roger Babson
TVA
Congress
Defense
Arma
Brunswick
Uncle Sam
Tennessee Valley Authority
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
South America
Europe
America
Real Estate for a Christmas Present
Christmas gift real estate item notes J O Jn Green a licensed broker at 133 N Cameron St Winchester Virginia with no additional details or terms provided.
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N. Cameron St
Winchester, Va
Duke and Trojan prank war fuels football hype
The piece describes playful psychology and publicity stunts around the Duke Blue Devils and USC Trojans as preparations for a Pasadena game unfold. It cites prank mail involving silk undergarments and a USC professor using newsreel footage to shape perceptions of Duke’s scoring prowess.
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T Myers
Rob Bees
Duke
Southern Football
California
Blue Devils
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Eric Tipton
Dan Bill
Durham
N. C
Howard Harding Jones
Trojan
Dukes
Blue Devil
Jones
Warrior of Troy
Young Coach at VMI Faces Hazardous Wrestling Season
S. G. Barnes VMI's 1939 wrestling coach, in his second year, greets a 25 percent larger squad with four returning champions and several new men fitting in at key weights. The Keydets face a six meet schedule culminating with Lehigh at Bethlehem, a clash to decide East champions and Southern Conference titlists from last season.
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Lexington
S. G. Barnes
Barnes
Oklahoma
Lehigh
Mathematicians to Gather Across Williamsburg and Richmond
About 400 leading mathematicians from the American Mathematical Society and affiliated groups will meet in Williamsburg and Richmond next week. The events, linked with the AAAS session, include general gatherings in Richmond before moving to Williamsburg for meetings. Sir Richard Gregory and Lady Gregory will join luncheon with William and Mary President John Stewart Bryan on December 31.
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Williamsburg
College
William and Mary
American Mathematical Society
Mathematical Association of America
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
American Association ‘For the Advancement of Science
Richmond
Richard Gregory
London
Nature
Lady Gregory
John Stewart Bryan
W. T. Sanger
Medical College of Virginia
William Sure
Bryan
William Barton Rogers
William
Rogers
University of Virginia
Geological of Virginia
Scientists Plan Big Convention In Richmond
Richmond hosts the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting with 240 papers in zoology, multiple lectures by renowned scholars, Sigma Delta Epsilon convention, and notable figures such as Einstein invited as house guest. Universities and institutes across the nation participate, including Harvard MIT Yale and Johns Hopkins. Local hospitality includes hosts, ribbon designations, and 500 cars for sightseeing.
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Richmond
F. R. Moulton
American Association For the Advancement of Science
L. C. Bird
Bird
A.A. A.S
Arthur Bevan
Roger
Virginia Geological Survey
J. K. Roberts
University of Virginia
John Stewart Bryan
College of William and Mary
George D Birkhoff
Harvard University
W. F. Durand
Engineering
Stanford University
United Chapters
Phi Beta Kappa
Frank Pierrepont Graves
New York State
C. Macfie Campbell
Medical School
William M. Mann
National Zoological Park
Washington
Virginia
National Geographic
Mann
Mathematical Association of America
American Mathematical Society
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Williamsburg
Moulton
Medical College of Virginia
Albert Einstein
E. G. Conklin
Princeton
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
J. McKeen Cattell
Esmond R. Long
Henry Phipps Institute
University of Pennsylvania
Otis W. Caldwell
Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research
Burton E. Livingston
Plant Physiology Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Henry B Ward
Irving Langmuir
Harold C. Urey
Arthur H Compton
Harold G. Moulton
Brookings Institution
Kortley F. Mather
Harvard
C. C. Little
Jackson Cancer Research Laboratory
Robert M Yekes
Yale
G. C. Evans
University of California
Mystery of the bouncing bed puzzles Jonesville
In Jonesville on December 23, Dr. Axel Brett and Dr. George from the University of Tennessee investigated Bertha Sybert a nine year old whose bed has been bouncing nightly since November 16 despite sacred ragtime music Bible placements and different hosts. Bertha’s father and grandmother describe persistent jolting while a Raymond Minor a visitor provided music. The case draws doctors lawyers merchants and a minister seeking explanations as Bertha and her bed continue to bounce with no clear cause.
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Jonesville
Axel Brett
University of Tennessee
Marie Sybert
University of Tenness
Walling Creek
Powell Mountain
Bertha
Rebecca Jane Sybert
Robert Sybert
Raymond Minor
Minor
63 Reasons For Economic Setbacks
Cleveland observer W A Hammill 69 year old retiree of accounting lists 63 reasons for current economic setbacks. The items include over production sun spots women in business Wall Street brain trust weather cycles installment buying and other factors. He cites themes from European unrest to biblical prophecy in Timothy.
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Cleveland
W. A. Hammill
Wall Street
Brain Trust
Timothy
Philosophy Undershirt Of Truth by Opie Read Interview
Chicago writer Opie Read, aged 86, reflects on life with humor and wit. He recalls predicting John D Rockefeller would outlive doctors and criticizes politicians for lacking exposure to great books. Read discusses his upcoming Satan's Side of It autobiography and the uncertain future of literature.
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Chicago
Opie
Mark Twain
Eugene Field
Josh Billings
Artemus Ward
Rockefeller
John D
Opie d
Read
Satan
Devil
Diners Can Pay In Installments
In Richmond Virginia the $25 per plate Jackson Day dinner next May offers installment options. One plan requires half payment with the reservation and the balance due March 1, another option splits payments as $15 down $5 on March 15 and the rest April 15. State employees and others receiving benefit dinner slips on January 7 note they are serially numbered for records.
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Richmond
M. A. Hutchinson
National Committee
Destructive Early Morning Fire Ravages Reseco Town
A town fire in Reseco, Beckley district, destroyed seven buildings including five residences a recreation building and the Leconney Fuel Company store which housed the post office and company offices. Firefighters and volunteers fought the blaze but it burned out due to lack of fuel.
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Beckley
Reseco
Leconney Fuel Company
Dartmouth selects standout free thrower in win over Denver
Dartmouth coach Osborne Cowles lauds sophomore Broberg as the finest free thrower in the Indians program after a 56 to 42 victory over Denver. Broberg sank 28 of 29 attempts this season, including five in one game, helping secure the win in the Mountain Big Conference matchup.
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Denver
Osborne Cowles
Dartmouth
Broberg
Indians
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