NOVEMBER 1, 1934

THURSDAY
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1934
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $27,693,117 IN THE 2025 DATASET
Min_Wage_Hourly: $0.27
Median_Home_Price: $4,900.00
Gas_Price_Avg: $0.19
Bread_Price_Avg: $0.08
Movie_Ticket_Avg: $0.27
First_Class_Stamp: $0.02
Milk_Price_Avg: $0.52
Top Movies From 1934
1 Kid Millions
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Kid Millions
2 Cleopatra
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Cleopatra
3 Forsaking All Others
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Forsaking All Others
4 It Happened One Night
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It Happened One Night
5 Chained
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Chained
6 Wonder Bar
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Wonder Bar
7 The Barretts of Wimpole Street
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The Barretts of Wimpole Street
8 Here Comes the Navy
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Here Comes the Navy
9 Judge Priest
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Judge Priest
10 Treasure Island
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Treasure Island
The Thin Man
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The Thin Man
Six of a Kind
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Six of a Kind
You're Telling Me!
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You're Telling Me!
Twentieth Century
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Twentieth Century
The Lost Patrol
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The Lost Patrol
Mandalay
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Mandalay
Viva Villa!
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Viva Villa!
Manhattan Melodrama
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Manhattan Melodrama
The House of Rothschild
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The House of Rothschild
The Black Cat
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The Black Cat
I've Got Your Number
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I've Got Your Number
Little Miss Marker
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Little Miss Marker
Stand Up and Cheer!
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Stand Up and Cheer!
Of Human Bondage
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Of Human Bondage
Operator 13
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Operator 13
The Richest Girl in the World
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The Richest Girl in the World
Now and Forever
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Now and Forever
It's a Gift
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It's a Gift
The Old Fashioned Way
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The Old Fashioned Way
Shoot the Works
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Shoot the Works
One Night of Love
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One Night of Love
The Girl from Missouri
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The Girl from Missouri
We're Rich Again
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We're Rich Again
The Affairs of Cellini
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The Affairs of Cellini
Imitation of Life
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Imitation of Life
Bright Eyes
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Bright Eyes
The Invisible Man
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The Invisible Man
The Bitter Tea of General Yen
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The Bitter Tea of General Yen
Design for Living
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Design for Living
Duck Soup
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Duck Soup
Dinner at Eight
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Dinner at Eight
Little Women
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Little Women
The Bowery
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The Bowery
Sons of the Desert
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Sons of the Desert
Heroes for Sale
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Heroes for Sale
Queen Christina
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Queen Christina
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The Story of November 1, 1934

On November 1, 1934, former New York State Assemblyman George Husted was sentenced to prison for fraud, marking a significant event in a period of growing concerns about corruption in politics.

Inventions & Breakthroughs of November 1934

Gadgets, lab surprises, odd bets, and future-shocks from this slice of the calendar.

1 Frequency Modulation Refinement
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Frequency Modulation Refinement
2 Electric Typewriter
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Electric Typewriter
3 Infrared Night Vision Concepts
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Infrared Night Vision Concepts
4 Automatic Transmission Concept
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Automatic Transmission Concept
5 Stainless Steel Surgical Tools
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Stainless Steel Surgical Tools
6 Hydraulic Power Steering
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Hydraulic Power Steering
7 Photoelectric Door Sensor
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Photoelectric Door Sensor
8 Sound Suppressor (Silencer)
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Sound Suppressor (Silencer)
9 Electric Eye Counters
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Electric Eye Counters
10 Commercial Air Conditioning
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Commercial Air Conditioning

The Sounds of

Popular recordings and roots/country selections associated with the year

HEADLINES ON November 1, 1934

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  • Headline: Husted Convicted for Bridgeport Fraud. Impact: This sentencing sent shockwaves through Bridgeport, leading to an unexpected surge in citizens' interest in local government. A butterfly flapped its wings, and suddenly, everyone was Googling 'how to run for mayor'β€”leading to a dramatic increase in amateur political campaigns and a severe shortage of campaign signs.. Fact: Did you know that in the future, fraudulent activities will be reported via social media hashtags? #HustedFraud could have gone viral!.
  • Headline: Vote Charges and Campaign Finance Inquiry. Impact: Byrnes' inquiry into campaign expenditures set off a chain reaction of suspicion among politicians. This led to an eternal game of 'Pass the Buck' that is still played in Washington today, with politicians dodging accountability like it's an Olympic sport.. Fact: Fun fact: asking for financial transparency in politics is like asking a cat to take a bathβ€”it's a messy situation!.
  • Headline: New York Students Earn Harvard Scholarships. Impact: This moment sparked a fierce rivalry between New York and New Jersey students, leading to decades of over-the-top school spirit and the birth of the 'who has the better pizza' debate that still haunts family dinners.. Fact: Did you know that the scholarships were just a ploy to get students to donate to their alma maters? That’s right, education is just a fancy way of saying 'pay us back later!'.
  • Headline: ALL SAINTS DAY TODAY.; Shrine and Book of Remembrance to Be Dedicated at St. Thomas.. Impact: This dedication became a significant cultural touchstone, inspiring generations to honor the dead with elaborate rituals, leading to an explosion of social media posts featuring candles, hashtags, and over-the-top tributes.. Fact: All Saints Day is basically just Halloween for the piousβ€”minus the candy and costumes. So, you might want to save that spooky decor for next year!.
  • Headline: M'GOLDRICK CALLS TAYLOR A WRECKER; Asserts Tammany Candidate Promises to Tear Down All That Fusion Has Done. MAYOR JOINS IN ATTACK Tells Crowd at Spirited Harlem Rally That Politicians Want to Break Administration.. Impact: This public feud sparked a political theater renaissance, resulting in a long line of melodramatic political speeches and a never-ending cycle of mudslinging that would make even the most seasoned reality TV star blush.. Fact: Turns out, calling someone a 'wrecker' is just a fancy way to say they have a different opinion. Who knew politics was just glorified name-calling?.
  • Headline: SERVICE STRIKE IS PUT OFF; Building Employes' Union Reports Owners Are Ready to Negotiate.. Impact: The postponement of the strike led to a temporary truce, but little did they know it was just the calm before the storm, resulting in a long history of labor negotiations that would make any soap opera writer proud.. Fact: Spoiler alert: negotiations often end with one side throwing a tantrum and the other side wondering why they didn’t just start a TikTok channel instead..
  • Headline: PLANS ARE COMPLETED FOR TAMMANY RALLY; Farley, Lehman and Copeland Among Speakers at Dooling's First Major Meeting.. Impact: This rally became the blueprint for future political gatherings, setting the stage for a tradition of overstuffed agendas and a lot of hot air, shaping the course of political rallies for generations to come.. Fact: Did you know that political rallies often serve as a nice excuse for catering companies to make a killing on overpriced sandwiches? Welcome to democracy!.
  • Headline: SINCLAIR MOVES TO PROVE COERCION; His Counsel Asks Inquiry as to Threats by Hollywood Movie Chiefs.. Impact: Sinclair's fight against Hollywood's coercive tactics led to a ripple effect, inspiring future whistleblowers and conspiracy theorists alike, resulting in a new genre of films featuring 'the little guy vs. the big bad studio.'. Fact: Fun fact: Hollywood's coercion tactics have evolved, now involving social media influencer collaborations instead of just threats. Progress, right?.
  • Headline: Minnesota's Treasury Is Overdrawn $3,000,000. Impact: This financial blunder triggered a statewide reevaluation of budgeting practices, ultimately leading to a series of 'How Not to Manage Money' workshops that would become a staple in Minnesota schools for decades.. Fact: Did you know that this is the equivalent of finding out your friend has been using your Netflix account while you’re overdrawn on your own account? Classic!.
  • Headline: DEMOCRATS EXPECT RENSSELAER SWEEP; Copeland Lead Over Cluett and Gain in Lehman Vote Predicted by Murphy. REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT Point to Enthusiasm for Moses and to Drawing Power of Their Senatorial Candidate.. Impact: This political prediction led to an intense back-and-forth that would become the basis for modern-day political polls, ensuring that everyone would continue to make wild guesses about elections and then act surprised when they went the opposite way.. Fact: Spoiler alert: political campaigns are basically the adult equivalent of picking teams for dodgeballβ€”someone's always going to feel left out!.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: If you'd invested $1,000 in any one of these companies in 1934, here's what the stored 2025 dataset estimates.
Rank #2
KMB
Kimberly-Clark
Price in 1934
$0.69
2025 dataset value
$147,887

Kimberly-Clark - If you invested $1,000 in 1934, it would be worth $147,887 today (147.9x return)

Rank #3
IBM
IBM
Price in 1934
$1.46
2025 dataset value
$205,272

IBM - If you invested $1,000 in 1934, it would be worth $205,272 today (205.3x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
Famous Funnies #1
Famous Funnies #1
$50,000
New Fun #1
New Fun #1
$2,000
Detective Dan, Secret Op. 48
Detective Dan, Secret Op. 48
$250
Tip Top Comics #1
Tip Top Comics #1
$3,000
The Funnies #1
The Funnies #1
$2,500
🧸 Top 5 Toys
MÀrklin Model Trains
MÀrklin Model Trains
$250.00
Tinkertoy Construction Set
Tinkertoy Construction Set
$75.00
Buddy L Toy Trucks
Buddy L Toy Trucks
$1,200.00
Mickey Mouse Wooden Doll
Mickey Mouse Wooden Doll
$350.00
Fisher-Price Pop-Up Kritter
Fisher-Price Pop-Up Kritter
$75.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
Enos Slaughter - Goudey
Enos Slaughter - Goudey
$11.00
Lou Gehrig - Goudey #37
Lou Gehrig - Goudey #37
$167,300
Jimmie Foxx - Goudey
Jimmie Foxx - Goudey
$250,000
Al Simmons - Batter-Up #57
Al Simmons - Batter-Up #57
$11.00
Babe Ruth - Goudey #144
Babe Ruth - Goudey #144
$300,000