Boy Killed by Auto Driven by New Market Girl
Edinburg, Oct 10. Paul Burkett of Edinburg was killed instantly when he ran across Valley Pike one mile south of here. Beatrice Moyers of New Market, a Massanutten Academy student, drove the car. The sister tried to stop him but failed. Dr Ralph W Stoneburner and Commonwealth Attorney Phillip Williams aided at the scene. Coroner’s inquest deemed the death unavoidable. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Edinburg
Paul Burkett
Burkett
Here
Valley Pike
Beatrice Moyers
New Market
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Allen
Miss Moyers
Ralph W. Stoneburner
Phillip Williams
Williams
Starfish Damage Hits New England Scallop Industry
Starfish depredations mainly in Buzzards Bay cost the New England scallop industry about 2.75 million dollars in a single year, estimates show.
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Buzzard's Bay
New England
Plans Move Fast for Bank Openings and Low Cost Homes
Washington reports rapid steps under Presidential pressure toward reopening banks and liberalizing credit. Secretary Ickes floated plans for a new housing corporation to build and sell or rent low cost homes, funded by treasury costs and profits, to clear slums and create jobs.
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Washington
Imal
Ickes
Tlon
And He Never Will Jud Tunkins on money and worry
Jud Tunkins says he always wants enough money to keep him from worrying about the future, but he has never seen anyone who managed it that way.
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Jud Tunkins
Smallest Wheat Crop In 73 Years Shown In Survey
The Department of Agriculture reports the wheat crop at 514,816,000 bushels the smallest in 73 years. Carry over around 350,000,000 bushels. Prospects for late crops improved in September, but overall grain output expected lower than last year with corn at 2,291,000,000 bushels.
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Department Agriculture
Crop Estimate Board
McKee Backers Threaten Brooklyn Political Shift
In New York on October 10, backers of Joseph V. McKee pressured John H. McCooey to break with Tammany Hall and denounce Mayor John P. O'Brien. McCooey defended the regular Democratic ticket as anti-Tammany revolt spreads across Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Queens. Francis Sinnott and Baron Jacoby joined insurgent Democrats, signaling a major split in Brooklyn democracy.
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New York
Joseph V. McKee
Brooklyn
John H. McCooey
Tammany Hall
John P. O’brien
McCooey
Tammany
McKee
O’brien
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Francis J. Sinnott
Baron L. Jacoby
Register of Queens
Houses of Tomorrow at World’s Fair Reveal Future Living
Chicago visitors in the Century of Progress Home and Industrial Arts exhibits view nine model homes showcasing future design. The displays feature glass walls, air conditioning, roof gardens, sun decks, and wall systems like Straw-Steel and Rostone, highlighting efficiency, minimal waste, and new materials.
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Cago
Thee
New York
Gilbert Rohde
Sunlight House
Lumber
Roosevelt's Twofold Mission Shapes His New Deal
The essay argues President Roosevelt must balance Recovery and Reconstruction, pursuing immediate economic revival while implementing reform. It praises his cautious, empirical approach, avoids rigid theories, and notes the tension between boosting enterprise and enacting New Deal reforms as essential to navigating a broken economy.
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Amy Johnson
Wasaga Beach
Ontario
Bagdad
Edward G. Robinson
E. J. Ratcliffe
Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol Theatre
John McCooey
Falaanand
Wit Dam
Bickers Motor Co
Winchester & Berryville, Va
WREAM
Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Goodrich Silvertown
Goodrich
Silvertown
Golden Ply Cammer Tire CO
Braddock & Water Sts
Big Sister
Central Press Association, Inc
By Les Forgrave
Walter Lippman
Johnson
Woods
Maine
Roosevelt
NRA
Henry Ford
Russia
Italy
Germany
Glass- Steagall
American Fe
Mr. Roosevelt
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen St
Valley Ave
Braddock St
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