Industrial improvement seen for Logan in 1938
Logan and Hocking County expected better industrial conditions in 1932 says local business men after reviewing the prior year. The 1931 downturn included Penn grade ore prices, the closing of carshops, and the First Rempel Bank failure.
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Hocking County
Poearest
Zpore
Longien
Pennsylvania
Rempel National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Hert- Spencer’ Company
Chicago
Oweng
Hasb Seveeck
Outlook for Copper and Steel Leaders Hopeful
The Copperweld Steel Co president discusses a market cycle shift from overproduction to stabilized supply with improved confidence for 1982. He notes past price regulation harmed demand, yet expects normal production and robust demand for non rusting materials. Carnegie Steel recalls 3,500 workers. Louisville and Nashville orders steel rails worth a million dollars.
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Copperweld Steel Co
New York
The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
U S Steel Unfilled Orders Fall to 21-Year Low
New York report shows United States Steel Corporation facing steady declines in orders throughout 1931 with unfilled orders slipping below five million and marking the lowest point since late 1910. The three prior months saw continued reductions in pending demand.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
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