Lipman outlines a revised New Deal philosophy and market based balance
Walter Lipmann argues for a program of emergency public employment that supplements private enterprise rather than replacing it. He warns against laissez faire and collectivism, stressing market driven prices and a government role as a balance wheel. He notes implementation challenges and the need for coherent policies on monopolies banking and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
United States
Four Year Test For Bed Sheets At World's Fair Display
The Home Service Department of General Electric tested J C Penney sheets for 104 washing and ironing cycles to simulate four years of home laundering. GE Activator Washer and Flatplate Ironer reduced effort while preserving fabric, with demonstrations at the World's Fair in Chicago and in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot W. Jenkins
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Company
Home Service Department
General Electric Company
J. C. Penney
Jenkins
Chicago
Bridgeport
Conn
Four Die As Auto Hits Bridge Abutment Near Wake Forest
A crowded car traveling from Robersonville to Durham crashed into a cement abutment on the Neuse river bridge six miles from Wake Forest North Carolina. The dead are Clayton Mizzelle Leon White James Morris and Katharine Batchelor. Three others were critically injured and two more seriously hurt. A quart bottle of liquor was found in the car. Coroner L M Waring said speed and a curve caused the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
N. C
Neuse River
Clayton Mizzelle
Windsor
Leon White
James Morris
Katherine Batchelor
Durham
Robersonville
Pauline Whitfield
Levera Grimes
Doris Batchelor
Raleigh
Batchelor
L. M. Waring
Wake County
Stop The Leaks And Save Money Notice
City meters prompt a new notification form for leaking fixtures. Citizens pay for water used or not, so repairing leaks quickly benefits the consumer. An old notice warned of a $5 fine and water shutoff after a fixed period. One notice served to four citizens during home fixture overhaul.
Flashes of Life and Oddities From Across the Nation
A strange jitter of notes from cities nationwide. Richard Fisher, 82, jailed 30 days in New York after a drunken pocket attempt, while stories of beer promotion spark nationwide debates. In Pittsburgh Mayor McNair warns of tax cuts and cost-saving firings. A stray injury in Welch Virginia and a dramatic dinner-ruin in San Francisco add to a mosaic of quirky events. Twins named for Governor-elect Earle and Senator Guffey receive silver spoons in Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Fisher
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
Earle
George Earle Peterce
Joseph Guffey Peterce
Monessen
Speedy Verdict in Ohio vs Smith Jury Ends Deliberations
After hours of deliberation, the twelve jurors announced their verdict in the Ohio versus Alas Smith case. A bailiff conveyed the inquiry to Judge Fred L. Hoffman, who reminded jurors that service is not a meal ticket as the jury delivered their decision minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alas Smith
Fred L. Hoffman
Hoffman
Foot pain hobbyist cleared in Columbus court
Mrs. Pfefferle benefited from an arch fashioned by J. W. Miles to ease foot pains. The state medical board charged Miles with practicing chiropody without a license. Judge Pfefferle dismissed the case after hearing the evidence and noting Miles treated foot pains as a hobby. In Farrell, Pa., youths of Frank Steibley’s neighborhood admit boisterousness and sent him a card saying we are all guilty about
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Columbus O
Benjamin Pfefferle
J. W. Miles
Pfefferle
State Medical Board
Ben. Pfefferle
Milo
Farrell
Frank Steibley
Steibley
The Fallen Gladiator Sword Mystery at Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh-Ross Pollis who oversees Carnegie statues asks why many want the sword on The Fallen Warrior statue. The Gladiator figure rests reclining with a sword near the floor. Pollis replaces the weapon about monthly and has yet to learn its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ross Pollis
Carnegie Museum
Braguse
Pollis
Recent Transfers of City Realty
Recent transfers of real estate in the city include Katie G Webster et al to A C Oates on North Loudoun street for $3 000. John F Allen and Jacob N Yost executors for David F Yost to Annie W Sikes on North Kent street for $805. T Russell Cather to Shenandoah Valley National Bank on a lot and dwelling for $6 400. Fannie R Stouffer to William S Sargent on Valley avenue for $10 and valuable considerations.
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Katie G. Webster
A. C. Oates
Loudoun Street
John F. Allen
Jacob N. Yost
David F. Yost
Annie W. Sikes
North Kent Street
T. Russell Cather
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Fannie R. Stouffer
Williams
Sargent
Valley Avenue
Tom Cats Differ in Temperament and Jealousy
Report notes that domestic cats vary widely in temperament with some caring for newborn kittens and others attacking or killing them, highlighting the range of feline behavior across individuals.
You May Be Found Out
In a Chinatown sage’s quip, patience helps avoid rash retaliation when you uncover deceit. The speaker cautions against quick actions that pale beside the reveal and may lead to self-undoing.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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Walter Lippman
New York Tribune Inc
Jacob Rupert
United States Brewers Association
William N. McNair
Henry George Club
Welch. Va
Ob Richardson
San Francisco
Sam Lim
Sam
Audi
Ence
Sasha
Merce
Siemel
South America
City Realty
Herrell Sales Corp
Mason J. Herrell
Englishtown
Winchester
SUEDE
Apollo
Manhattans
Brown & Fisher
Baker’s Drug Store
N. Main
Winchester, Va
Watchmaker
Bickers
Ford
Chrysler
Plymouth
Bickers Motor Co
Big Sister
The
By Les Forgrave
Ress Association, Inc
Pyrigh
Echine Cc
Snapp Foundry
Tic
N.cameron Winchester, VA
Virginia
Common Council
Erubetenes
Eee
P. P. Pilcher
Scammertireco
Vullanizing & Road Service
Braddock & Boscawen Sts
Winchester Va
Minstrel Monarchs
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave. & ‘Braddock St
Republic Oil CO
Twin Onry “Oil & ‘Gas Corp
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