New England Economy and Home Products Advocate Speech
Governor Brewster of Maine speaks at Governor Trumbull dinner, urging loyalty to home products and urging New England to expand its own manufacturing and marketing. He cites California competition, notes women’s role in the economy, and stresses regional cooperation to strengthen the New England market.
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Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
Trumbull
Brewster
Connecticut
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United States
California
Herbert Hoover
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Pacific Coast
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Maine chief executive voices on governor's dinner at New England confab
Sees N. E. Gains, chief executive of Maine, who spoke out about Governor Trambu i's dinner at the New England conference last night.
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Trambu i
New England Confer
New England Urged to Lead in Cultural and Economic Rise
A rhetoric urging New England to lead the United States out of nationalism and toward revival in culture and industry. It argues England’s example of spirituality and trade, compares colonial empire values to New England’s climate and heritage, and envisions a dawn of prosperity with stronger factories and farming, placing New England as a rising force.
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United States
England
Interral
New England
America
Problems on inter state basis urged by Hartfort professor
Report of the New England council committee on vital New England problems notes overall prosperity yet room for improvement. Boston president John S Lawrence calls for efforts to break down artificial barriers, standardize agriculture, and improve marketing, taxation and waste elimination to meet rising lumber and food demands. Harry R Lewis and Prof A W Yount stress broad New England focus. poultrymen urged to pursue high grade eggs for food differentiation and housewife recognition.
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New Wagland
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Harry R. Lewis
B:ville
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Agricultural Commission of the Council
Af. W. Yount
Massachusetts Attural College
Lewis
North
State Commissioners of Agriculture
Yount
New Scongland
Essay winners named in Citizenship League contest
Boston November 18 AP Miss Dorothy Hibarger of State Normal University Normal Illinois won first prize for an essay Methods of Promoting World Friendship Through Education in a world contest run by the American School Citizenship League announced by Dr Fannia Fernand The secondary school winner was Mise 7 Miller of Mesa Unenigh School Mena Arizona for The Organization of the World for the Prevention of War.
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Dorothy Hibarger
State Normal University
Normal
American School Citizenship League
Fannia Fernand
Mise
Miller
Mesa Unenigh
Mena
Ariz
Organization of the World For
New England Conference Reports Rising Summer Advertising Costs
The New England conference heard that Maine alone plans about 100000 dollars for publicity this year while New Hampshire spends around 84000 and Vermont reports 10 to 12 percent gains in summer business. The committee notes increased publicity across the six states, with expanded visitor inquiries and a push to coordinate recreational resources and safety across summer areas.
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Ermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Council
Vermont
Chambers of Commerce
East
Maine
Jesus
Cape Cod
Cape Ann
Berkshire Hills
Berkshires
Mein Ineres
Newngland
New Fengland
New England Publicity Floods Conference Lobby
Hartford reports a mass display of New England promotional materials at the second New England Conference. Posters from Maine to Connecticut tout vacation allure and regional beauty, urging visitors to consider New England as the best place to live.
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Apito
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Lower Consert
New York
Temp
Rhode Island
Maine
Land Claremont
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Connécticut
Community exhibitions highlight regional booster displays
Bedford Maia and Greenwich join in promoting regional opportunities with colorful posters and displays. The New Haven radio features vivid posters in lobby, while Maine Central and Boston and Maine showcase well planned exhibits. Most showcases prepared by the Chamber of Commerce.
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City of Opportunity
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Gardner
Maya
New Haven
Maine Central
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Mine
The
Chamber of Commerce
Expert proposes reforestation to save land values
Hartford reports Austin Hawes Connecticut state forester opened the New England conference urging a regional forestry program. He warned New England has only 4.2 acres of woods per capita and Connecticut 1.1, calling for acquiring 200000 acres of state forests and enhanced fire protection, with local volunteers and youth groups supporting the effort.
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New England
Austin Tr. Hawes
Connecticut
New England Council
Hawes
Europe
State Park Commission
Hasres
Trance
Switzerland
Thas
Bor Ecouts
Chambers of Commerce
Coast Guard Cutter Floated Try Again After Storm
Provincetown Mass Nov 8 The coast guard cutters Oxsiore and Acushnet strained at the hawsers during flood tide this morning but could not pull the Morrill off the shore. Another salvage attempt is planned for tomorrow. The Morrill appeared little damaged though two wharves were splintered by the wind and waves.
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Coast Guard
Oxsiore
Acushnet
Morrill
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