DailyTimeCapsule brief
May 29, 1931
The story of May 29, 1931 is best read through its archived headlines. On May 29, 1931, one archived headline reported: "Radiator Workers Continue Strike." The archive note adds: Strikers object to new combined piece-work and hourly pay basis. This card keeps the item tied to the source headline instead of adding unsupported detail. Another item reported: "ADLER ADMITS HEMPEL PAID HIM $1,200 HERE; Berlin Teacher Suing Singer for Failing to Aid Him; Tells Court He Had Lost Business There." A third item noted: "FARM BOARD NEARS END OF EXPORT DEAL; Europe Buys 25,000,000 Bushels of Its Wheat--Sales toBe Finished by July 1.PRICE ABOVE WORLD RATEStone Answers Soviet Complaint bySaying That Europe ReducedIts Former Market." Together, the page presents a same-day newspaper snapshot rather than a modern retelling with invented color.
Key developments
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On May 29, 1931, one archived headline reported: "Radiator Workers Continue Strike." The archive note adds: Strikers object to new combined piece-work and hourly pay basis. This card keeps the item tied to the source headline instead of adding unsupported detail.
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On May 29, 1931, one archived headline reported: "ADLER ADMITS HEMPEL PAID HIM $1,200 HERE; Berlin Teacher Suing Singer for Failing to Aid Him; Tells Court He Had Lost Business There." The archive note adds: Adler, on cross examination, admits receipt of $1,200 and traveling expenses from her in 1928. This card keeps the item tied to the source headline instead of adding unsupported detail.
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On May 29, 1931, one archived headline reported: "FARM BOARD NEARS END OF EXPORT DEAL; Europe Buys 25,000,000 Bushels of Its Wheat--Sales toBe Finished by July 1.PRICE ABOVE WORLD RATEStone Answers Soviet Complaint bySaying That Europe ReducedIts Former Market." The archive note adds: About 25,000,000 bu of Farm Bd's wheat has been sold abroad. This card keeps the item tied to the source headline instead of adding unsupported detail.
