MARCH 7, 1935

THURSDAY
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1935
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $12,223,363 IN 2025
Min_Wage_Hourly: $0.28
Median_Home_Price: $4,750.00
Gas_Price_Avg: $0.19
Bread_Price_Avg: $0.08
Movie_Ticket_Avg: $0.28
First_Class_Stamp: $0.02
Milk_Price_Avg: $0.52
Top Movies By March 7, 1935
1 Bright Eyes
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Bright Eyes
2 Folies Bergère de Paris
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Folies Bergère de Paris
3 Ruggles of Red Gap
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Ruggles of Red Gap
4 The Scoundrel
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The Scoundrel
5 Escapade
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Escapade
6 The Good Fairy
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The Good Fairy
7 Imitation of Life
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Imitation of Life
8 The Devil Is a Woman
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The Devil Is a Woman
9 Duck Soup
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Duck Soup
10 It Happened One Night
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It Happened One Night
Death Takes a Holiday
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Death Takes a Holiday
The Merry Widow
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The Merry Widow
The Gay Divorcee
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The Gay Divorcee
Babes in Toyland
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Babes in Toyland
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The Story of March 7, 1935

On March 7, 1935, significant political developments unfolded in Europe and America.

🧠 Inventions of 1935

Breakthroughs and everyday innovations from the year.

1 Radial Aircraft Engine Improvements
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Radial Aircraft Engine Improvements
2 Electric Blanket
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Electric Blanket
3 High-Speed Diesel Locomotive
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High-Speed Diesel Locomotive
4 Automatic Pop-Up Toaster
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Automatic Pop-Up Toaster
5 Sound Level Meter
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Sound Level Meter
6 Early Computing Relays
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Early Computing Relays
7 Polyester Resin
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Polyester Resin
8 Neon Advertising Signs
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Neon Advertising Signs
9 Aircraft Cabin Pressurization
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Aircraft Cabin Pressurization
10 Modern Windshield Wipers
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Modern Windshield Wipers

HEADLINES ON March 7, 1935

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  • Headline: Divorce Decrees Granted in Reno. Impact: The divorce of Mrs. E.P. Lawson-Johnston and Mrs. H.W. Welwood inadvertently led to the rise of modern reality TV, as producers realized that the drama of divorce made for better ratings than scripted soap operas. Thanks, ladies!. Fact: Divorce rates skyrocketed in the following decades, proving once and for all that marriage is just a really long audition for a reality show..
  • Headline: Hitler's Fury Over British Accusations. Impact: Hitler's fury over British charges led to a series of diplomatic snubs that would ultimately inspire countless bad decisions, including the infamous 'mustache' trend that everyone would regret later.. Fact: Hitler once thought about starting a career in art. Thank goodness for humanity he chose politics instead!.
  • Headline: Demilitarization of Saar Revealed. Impact: Germany's secret recognition of the Versailles Treaty provisions in Saar created a ripple effect that would eventually inspire countless conspiracy theories about secret meetings and hidden agendasβ€”because who doesn't love a good cloak-and-dagger story?. Fact: The Versailles Treaty was so disliked that calling it 'Versailles' became a euphemism for 'a really bad idea.'.
  • Headline: JAMAICANS WELCOME DUKE OF GLOUCESTER; 50,000 Cheer Him on Arrival -- He Finishes Second in Polo Pony Race.. Impact: The Duke of Gloucester's warm welcome in Jamaica led to a surge in tourism, which eventually resulted in overpriced rum and the concept of 'all-inclusive resorts'β€”because nothing says 'welcome' like a $300 a night stay!. Fact: Rum is so popular in Jamaica that they practically consider it a form of currency. Forget the dollar, just give me a bottle!.
  • Headline: Resolution Asks Explanation of PWA Order. Impact: The resolution asking for an explanation of the PWA Order sparked endless bureaucratic discussions, leading to the establishment of a new committee which famously achieved nothing, proving once again that government inefficiency is timeless.. Fact: The PWA Order is often cited as one of the best examples of 'let's form a committee to talk about forming another committee.'.
  • Headline: PARIS-MADRID TALKS FAIL.; French Trade Delegates Leave as Treaty Parley Is Deadlocked.. Impact: The deadlock in Paris-Madrid talks led to a historic misunderstanding that would inspire the phrase 'we'll just have to agree to disagree,' proving that sometimes diplomacy is just a game of who can hold their breath longer.. Fact: The phrase 'deadlock' was coined during a particularly long negotiation session. No one was ever found to have survived it..
  • Headline: $1,000,000 in Pipe Orders.. Impact: The $1,000,000 in pipe orders marked the beginning of a boom in plumbing, ultimately leading to modern bathroomsβ€”because nothing says 'luxury' like a toilet that actually works!. Fact: Plumbing is one of those underrated professions that keeps society running smoothlyβ€”yet no one ever throws a parade for plumbers. What gives?.
  • Headline: MACHADO IS IN HOSPITAL.; Enters Paris Institution, Protected by Secret Service Men.. Impact: Machado's hospitalization, surrounded by Secret Service men, inadvertently laid the groundwork for future celebrity entourages, proving that even politicians need their personal bodyguards in a world where social media doesn't exist yet.. Fact: Being hospitalized with a Secret Service detail is the politician equivalent of being on a VIP list at a nightclubβ€”except there's no dancing and a lot more paperwork..
  • Headline: COUNTERFEIT PASSER SEIZED EATING NOTES; Detectives Pry Open His Jaws Before Evidence Is Chewed Up in 'Arrest-Proof' Plan.. Impact: The rivalry between the ambitious wives of Tsaldaris and Venizelos led to a series of gossip-fueled power plays in Greece, ultimately inspiring future generations of political spouses to get involved, thus proving that behind every great man is a woman rolling her eyes.. Fact: Political wives have been known to wield more power than their husbands, often leading to the phrase 'if mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy' being coined in the political realm..
  • Headline: Two Ambitious Women Back Rivals in Greece.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: If you'd invested $1,000 in any one of these companies in 1935, here's what it would be worth in 2025.
Rank #1
KMB
Kimberly-Clark
Price in 1935
$0.69
Value in 2025
$147,887

Kimberly-Clark - If you invested $1,000 in 1935, it would be worth $147,887 today (147.9x return)

Rank #2
IBM
IBM
Price in 1935
$1.46
Value in 2025
$205,272

IBM - If you invested $1,000 in 1935, it would be worth $205,272 today (205.3x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
New Fun #1
New Fun #1
$2,500
New Fun #2
New Fun #2
$95
Famous Funnies #9
Famous Funnies #9
$2,500
Detective Picture Stories #1
Detective Picture Stories #1
$1,200
More Fun #1
More Fun #1
$1,000
🧸 Top 5 Toys
Monopoly
Monopoly
$150.00
Erector Set No. 6
Erector Set No. 6
$150.00
Dionne Quintuplets Dolls
Dionne Quintuplets Dolls
$20.00
Schuco Tin Toys
Schuco Tin Toys
$300.00
Scrabble (Prototype)
Scrabble (Prototype)
$120.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
Babe Ruth - 1935 Goudey #181
Babe Ruth - 1935 Goudey #181
$18,000
Maurice Turnesa - 1935 John Player & Sons Golf
Maurice Turnesa - 1935 John Player & Sons Golf
$1,500
Max Schmeling - 1935 Gallaher Famous Fighters
Max Schmeling - 1935 Gallaher Famous Fighters
$3,000
Arthur Askey - 1935 Ardath Who Is This? Radio Stars
Arthur Askey - 1935 Ardath Who Is This? Radio Stars
Unknown
Gallant Fox - 1935 Ogden's Prominent Racehorses
Gallant Fox - 1935 Ogden's Prominent Racehorses
$1,200