Bankers defend the system amid 1929 crash aftermath
A measured defense of American banking after the 1929 crisis argues most deposits survived, many banks stayed open, and losses were limited by mergers and salvage payments. It warns against reform bills that could wreck stability and urges continued cautious governance, disciplined lending, and balanced budgets to restore prosperity.
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Ion
New York
United States
al- Bross
Congress
Karl Marx
World Trade Fuss Sparks Patriot Complaints Abroad
A wave of protests erupts as citizens in multiple nations voice concern over imports and foreign goods. Officials in several capitals urge restraint while media track rising sentiment and economic anxieties shaping policy debates.
Inspectors of Motor Cars Must Be Bonded
State Director of Motor Vehicles T McCall Frazier announced bonds will be required for all age and fill station operators serving as state automobile inspection agents for the second statewide examination. The blanket bond costs 10 dollars total, with 7.50 for the bond and 2.50 for advertising. The policy aims to curb abuse of the 1932 law and protect car owners. The old certificate expires February 15. the 30 day inspection period will follow.
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Conoco
Midni
Sawinaun
Lawa
Continental One
Ove Radio
Addrust
Ommelal Company
Peace City
Oklahoma
T. McCall Frazier
Prazier
Local Airport Land Use Survey in Virginia
A Virginia land survey shows about 3 500 acres used for airfields in the state. The Virginia section lists eleven municipal landing fields, two naval air stations and one army airdrome. Richard Byrd flying field near Richmond comprises 400 acres and is the largest described.
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Virginia
United
Richard
Clarification of Municipal Airports and Feeder Lines
The text lists municipal airports and feeder routes across several towns and cities. It names Dariville Fredericksbu Galax Hopewell Richmond and other hubs with varying figures for poreage. It notes two commercial air entries in Norfolk and feeder points at Alexandria Blacksburg Charlottesville Emporia Hot Springs and Waynesboro with corresponding numbers.
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Dariville
Fredericksbu
Galax Eae
Randolph-Macon Academy Edges Shenandoah Valley 27 25
Randolph-Macon Academy defeated Shenandoah Valley Academy 27 to 25 at Front Royal. SVA led 8-7 after the first quarter but the game was tied 14-14 at halftime. Cook, a substitute, sparked Front Royal late to give RMA the lead, with Reed leading SVA in scoring with 10 points and McFall and Brown providing solid play.
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Randolph-Macon Academy
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Front Royal
Cook
L. A
Payne
Vhe
Reed
Thane
McFall
Brown
Frontier Barter and Biscuits on Campus
Barter on the frontier used coonskins but the college scene has not adopted it. A Connecticut man reportedly disrupted Mother's biscuits by inserting plaster, a note of caution about shaky local practices.
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Coonskins
Connecticut
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