Economic Outlook and Debt Outlook in 1935
The article analyzes private and public debt trends from 1927 to 1935, noting private debts rose then stabilized while government debt increased through in the government’s involvement in business. It highlights foreign war debts, asset deductions, and the relative per capita debt burden, with optimism for recovery driven by improved stock and bond markets, and rising production across sectors.
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Thomas
Gresham
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Clover Farm Posts Banner Year as Cooperative Growth Surges
The Clover Farm Stores Corporation reports a strong year with wholesaler membership up over ten percent and retailer membership rising twenty seven percent. Executive VP T Blair Willison cites continued adherence to cooperative principles and a four year plan aimed at stronger benefits for the food and grocery industry affiliates.
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National Cooperative Grocery Group
T. Blair Willison
Clover Farm Stores Corporation
Clover Farm
Lafayette annual meeting names captain for 1935 eleven
At the Lafayette letter men annual meeting William Cocke, a tackle, was elected captain of the 1935 eleven.
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Lafayette
William Cocke
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