Commerce Dept Sees Mixed Signs as 1930 Opens
The 1930 outlook notes initial improvement in construction and basic production in early 1930, followed by renewed downturns as raw material prices fall and world markets weaken. It cites a 20 percent drop in industrial production from the prior peak, a 25 percent fall in manufactured exports, and a large shift to public works and utility projects to spur employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Rtel
United States
Local Social Roundup at the Hill and Oldham Homes
Dr and Mrs W T Vandament with Geneva and Lee Kirkpatrick of Bloomington visited Mr and Mrs C G Hill on Sunday. Raymond Oldham hosted a gathering near Occident Friday with a six o clock dinner and bridge. Attendees included Miss Mary Bird Arlington and Harold Brown Detroit plus the Oldham and Newhouse families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Vandament
Geneva and
Lee Kirkpatrick
Bloomington
C. G. Hill
Raymond Oldham
Occident
Mary Bird
Arlington
Harold Brown
Detroit
Mich
Lot Newhouse
Court Oldham
Gary Oldham
Dinner honors Boston couple hosted in Indianapolis
Mrs. Paul Linton attended a family dinner in Indianapolis Monday given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Berry of Boston.
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Paul Linton
Indianapolis
W. A. Berery
Boston
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Frank
Rushville, Indiana
Indiana
Midland United Subsidiaries
Midland United Group
Midland
United Company
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
Gary Railways Company
Interstate Public Service*Company
Jada Service Corporation
Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad
Indiana Railroad
Central Indiana Power Company
Department OF Commerce AT
Washington D. C
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
Federal Reserve
Africa
William Haines
Jack Holt
Dillard
Dillard’s
Dillard's
Cena
Dunn
D. P. Dunn
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