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...that the crowd grew restless and Umpire Benjamin Dwight had to hold up his hand for silence. Helen Jacobs won that game and the next, from 0-30. Serving again, Mrs. Moody won one point and then lost four in a row. She walked to the side of the net as though to change courts, held up her racquet, said to Umpire Dwight that her legs were so tired she felt unable to continue. Sensing the situation before the crowd knew what had happened, Helen Jacobs ran up to the net, put her arm around Mrs. Moody's shoulder...
...Later Mayor Kelly gave out a statement showing his assets and net income from 1919 to 1929. He had bought & sold $1,417,011 in securities and $243,351 in real estate, at a total profit of $361,445. To this was added $362,923 from salary, dividends, rents and interest, making a net income of $724,368. TA corporate body which controls all canals, waterworks, sewage and drainage systems in Cook County. Neither fish nor fowl, it is responsible to no other local government, raises its own money by taxation. Authority is vested in nine trustees...
Chesapeake & Ohio, only Van Sweringen road to pay dividends throughout the Depression, last week announced net July income at $3,172,000 compared to $1,207,000 a year ago. Earnings per share for the first seven months of the year aggregated $1.77 compared to $1.30 for the same period a year ago. Optimistic stockholders promptly prophesied that C. & O. would be the first major railroad to stage a post-Depression rise...
...which lies along the track of the Amundsen route, sent reports to Tromso which, if investigation bears them out, will enable Norwegians at least to mark with a reverent X the spot where their great explorer died. One report said a "heavy object'' brought up in a net had been identified as part of the plane, but had broken through the net and been lost again. The Norwegian Government wondered whether other identifiable wreckage had been found, ordered an investigation, stood ready to send the Arctic ship Fridtjof Nansen promptly to Bear Island...
...consumer will pay the Government through processing taxes), between $125,00,00 and $150,000,000 for turning under one-quarter of the crop. Yet due to good growing conditions, to the laziness of 1933 boll weevils and to the large acreage planted by the farmers the net reduction in the crop is estimated at less than 700,000 bales or about...