Ford Sees Threshold Of Bright Future In Machine Age
Henry Ford tells The New York Times interviewers in Detroit that the current period is a recovery phase and the world is on the verge of an inconceivably bright future. He blames exploiters and bankers for hardships, foresees decentralized small communities, and backs farmer diversification.
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New York
New York Times
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Briggs Co
Times
Harold N. Denny
Sali
Tony
Beore
Institute For Spiritual Minded At Bridgewater
Bridgewater Feb 1. The Institute on Spiritual Affairs at Bridgewater College promotes cooperation and mutual understanding among Christian forces. Distinguished speakers from Shenandoah Valley participate in lectures and devotional sessions, drawing large community and student attendance.
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Bridgewater
Paul Bowman
Institute On
Bridgewater College
Bowman
Institute
Shenandoah Valley
Cate
Cole Bh Pee
D. W. Kurtz
Blakley
E. B. Jackson
G. G. Martin
Archie Palmer
Ministerial Association of
Rockingham County
Bankers blamed for money chaos and halted circulation
A speaker laments the mass loss of money and a stoppage of circulation, warning that death follows when currency flows stop. They accuse bankers of hoarding funds and claim only bankers know how to manage money amid the crisis.
Roosevelt to Seek Early Surveys for Mississippi Valley Project
President elect Roosevelt plans immediate action to have government departments survey a large Mississippi Valley plan. He hopes Congress will consider the project soon, believing it self sustaining and bankable with bonds. He foresees similar efforts in the Ohio Arkansas valleys and the Columbia basin.
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Mississippi Valley
Roosevelt
Congress
Ohio
Arkansas
Columbia River Basin
Northwest
Rockingham considers ten cent tax cut plan for Rockingham
The Rockingham Board of Supervisors studied a tentative budget aiming for a ten cent tax rate cut. The current $1.20 levy would drop to $1.10 if approved, with the school levy at 73 cents and general county levy at 37 cents. A Feb 25 hearing will let taxpayers voice views, while officials note no bonded debt and minimal state burden.
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Rockingham County
Board of Supervisors
Rockingham
State Highway Commission
C. J. Dyche
Virginia
Union
Ancient China Used Fingerprints and Anesthetics
Records indicate Chinese authorities twelve hundred years ago required criminals to authenticate confessions with fingerprints. They also reportedly used anesthetics for both medical and criminal purposes during that era.
Notice on Separate Maintenance and Debts
A notice states the wife has left the household and the husband will not be responsible for any debts she may contract, signed by Mr. Linden Pingley with a date of 4 31 31.
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Linden Pingley
Objection to Relocation of Lee Highway Section
Landowners contest the State Highway Commission plan to move a Lee Highway segment four and a half miles north of Natural Bridge. Judge Joseph A. Glasgow heard the case with Henry G. Shirley defending the commission amid claims of autocratic conduct. The dispute centers on route choices between Lexington and Natural Bridge and whether maps used were final.
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Staunton
State Highway Commission
Lee Highway
Natural Bridge
Joseph A. Glasgow
Rockbridge
Henry G. Shirley
Highway Com
Eering
Pace
Lexington
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Institute For Spiritual Minded
Shirley
Mt. Jackson
Richmond
Shenandoah River
Mount Jackson
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Order of the Garter
Kaiser Bill
Adelphia Inquirer
Nebraska
Louisville Courier-Ji
Garette
North Main St
Winchester
IPANA
Creomulsion
Squibb
Herpicide
Jergen
Lyons
Colgate
College Inn
Mango Londres Cigars
Mango Londres
Eveready
Westinghouse
Graham
Barnard
Jaya
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