STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS
Date: 08 February 1931
Gloria Talbott Urodziny, Data Urodzenia
Gloria Maude Talbott (February 7, 1931 – September 19, 2000) was an American film and television actress.
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7 lutego 1931 roku była sobota pod znakiem zodiaku ♒. Był to 37 dzień roku. Prezydentem Stanów Zjednoczonych był Herbert Hoover.
Jeśli urodziłeś się w tym dniu, masz 95 lata. Twoje ostatnie urodziny upłynęły sobota, 7 lutego 2026 roku, 137 dni temu. Twoje następne urodziny przypadają na dzień niedziela, 7 lutego 2027 roku, w 227 dni. Żyłeś przez 34 836 dni lub około 836 064 godzin lub około 50 163 888 minut lub około 3 009 833 280 sekund.
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7th of February 1931 News
Wiadomości, które pojawiły się na pierwszej stronie New York Times 7 lutego 1931 roku
THE NEWS FROM DETROIT; ONE OF THE NEW CHEVROLET MODELS
Date: 08 February 1931
By Chris Sinsabaugh
Chris Sinsabaugh
Auto news from Detroit
TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; News, Comment and Incident, on the Stock Exchange and in the Financial Markets. Sterling and Bill Rates. Further Decline in Silver. Telephone Stock. Loan Scares Here and Abroad. Survival of Fittest. Valorization Fails Again. Petroleum Prices.
Date: 07 February 1931
Without making any special demonstration of strength, the stock market yesterday gave speculators for the decline some uncomfortable moments and, according to brokerage-house gossip, diminished perceptibly the enthusiasm of the "bear party." Trading on the Stock Exchange ...
TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; News, Comment and Incident, on the Stock Exchange and in the Financial Markets. Higher Steel Prices. Caution Still Required. European Bonds Rule Firmer. Clearing House Rates on Deposits. Municipal Financing in Prospect. The Railway Merger Situation. Last Week's Movement of Gold.
Date: 08 February 1931
Possibly for want of any other plausible explanation, Wall Street was disposed to interpret yesterday's moderate advance on the Stock Exchange as a sign of satisfaction over the reported probability that an extra session of Congress can be avoided.
NEWS OF MARKETS IN PARIS AND BERLIN; Buying Movement on French Bourse Causes General Upswing in Prices. TRADING ACTIVE IN RENTES German Stocks Continue to Rise After Week of Firmness--Close Is Near the Top. Market Firm in Berlin. Paris Closing Prices. BANKS. Berlin Closing Prices. Italian Stock Prices. Geneva Closing Prices.
Date: 08 February 1931
Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
PARIS, Feb. 7.--The week's closing session of the Paris Bourse today saw further improvement in the market. The volume of trading was relatively small, but the buying movement was sufficiently strong to ...
WORTH OF PENN PLAN SEEN BY YALE NEWS; Editorial Says Similar Changes Long Have Been Advocated for Eli Athletics. RESULTS WILL BE WATCHED Daily Points Out Centralization of Authority Would Be Needed at Yale--Gates Commended. Text of the Editorial. Day Not in Sight. Clear Understanding Obtained. MERCER DISCUSSES COACH. Says Wood Is Type of Man He Would Like at Penn.
Date: 07 February 1931
Special to The New York Times
Yale Daily News comments on new plan; says similar changes have been advocated for Yale athletics
Letters from Readers of The Times on Topics in the News; ALL THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE MUST SEEK REMEDY FOR ILLS Bringing Back Prosperity Is No Job for One Man or Single Group THE TRADE-DOLLAR PROPOSAL Plan for Bimetallic Currency Must Be Based On Ratio of Purchase Power NEW YORK'S BUS TAXES ARE LOW OUR LAWLESS LANGUAGE. TRACING THE ANDRE AFFAIR Records Throw Interesting Light on Operations Of Revolutionary War Spy AND SANTA CLAUS LAUGHED REAL RELIEF FOR THE FARMER MUST BE A NATIONAL EFFORT We Should Take the Gamble Out of Agriculture And Stop Calling Names LAWYERS AND THE TAX LAWS They Might Follow the Example of the Accountants With Profit to All ALASKA AND ITS BALD EAGLES MINORITIES TRIUMPHANT.
Date: 08 February 1931
ROBERT A. SIMONSON.A.M.J.G. LYNE.ETHEL SCOTSON-CLARK.E. IRVINE HAINES.WILLIAM LOWE BRYAN.EWART W. HOBBS.MARTIN KORTJOHNDAVIS QUINN.Rev. WILLIAM A. WOOD
Robert SIMONSON
Lrs on passing of bald eagle
'MILLIE' SHOWN AT MAYFAIR.; Helen Twelvetrees Starred in Film Version of Clarke Novel.
Date: 07 February 1931
Donald Henderson Clarke's novel of the titian-haired beauty who loved many men, but not the right kind, comes to the screen of the Mayfair as such a pleasant and diverting entertainment that its modest excursions into psychological drama need not be taken too seriously. Helen Twelvetrees makes a splendid Millie, and the tragic current of her life is made safe for the diversion seeker by the intelligent and ???rood-humored playing of Lilyan Tashman, Robert Ames, John Halliday, Anita Louise and Frank McHugh, among others.The story carries Millie from her first innocent affair of the heart to the day seventeen years later when she shoots an old admirer of hers because he has transferred his attention to her daughter. She begins by eloping with Jack Maitland (James Hall), member of a wealthy New York family. Embittered by his infidelity, she leaves him and throws herself wildly into the feverish nightlife of the city. Up to the point where she pulls a gun to save her daughter's honor, the piece is a series of tragi-comic episodes. Thereafter the narrative goes heavily melodramatic, and the court trial at the end is in the best traditions of screen hokum.
CHAPLIN HILARIOUS IN HIS 'CITY LIGHTS'; Tramp's Antics in Non-Dialogue Film Bring Roars of Laughter at Cohan Theatre.TAKES FLING AT "TALKIES"Pathos Is Mingled With Mirth in a Production of Admirable Artistry. A College Comedy.
Date: 07 February 1931
By Mordaunt Hall
Mordaunt Hall
Little Tramp loves blind flower vendor. One of the great ones.