New Deal Prevails as Business Rises in 1936 Bulletin
A 1936 trade bulletin notes higher iron ore and fuel consumption, record May lumber output, farm product income gains, rail freight up 18 percent, and largest quarterly profits for Gulf Oil. It attributes these gains to the New Deal with broader production and employment improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Iron Age
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Association of American Railroads
Union Carbide & Carrier Corp
Bulletin of Cleveland Trust Go
Leonard P. Ayres
Amocistion
Economic optimism clashes with New Deal rhetoric in 1930s reports
A fragmented essay cites various 1930s sources claiming industrial gains and high production levels, including increases in heavy industries and steel outputs. It notes indices from Business Week and The New York Times, alongside reports from the American Iron and Steel Institute and other trade bodies, portraying a bullish view of recovery despite political critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin of Trade
the National City Bank of N
W. J. Mellon
Gulf Oil Corp
American Canners Association
New York
American Locomotive Co
Gacpita
New York Times
Times Weekly
Iven Ped Steel Institute
Ance Organisation
Fhe
Atec
New York Cotton Exchange
General Meters Corp
Carpets Corp
Lerptet
Porar
Eastern Panhandle editors plan three day West Virginia tour
A group of business and professional men from the eastern Panhandle and nearby areas will undertake a three day 700 mile motor tour through Lewisburg White Sulphur Charleston Parkersburg and Clarksburg during the first week of June The second annual trip aims to acquaint eastern Panhandle residents with other regions of the state and invite visitors to the eastern end It is a stag affair with about 18 dollars outside cost this year and will include stops to observe development opportunities and meet West Virginia communities
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West Virginia
Eastern Panhandle
Lewisburg-White Sulphur
Charleston-Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Elking- Philippi-Fairmont
Morgantown
Wen
Virginia
Charles Town
Shepherdstown
Ferry
Berkeley Springs
Marlinsburg Journal
Strawberry Festival planned for Buckhannon in June
Friends in Buckhannon plan a Strawberry Festival next June with a strawberry queen crown to publicize Upshur county's suitability for strawberry growing. The note urges broader publicity of West Virginia's diverse resources to boost state income.
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Buckhannon
Upshur County
Randolph County
West
Tygartx River
West Virginia
Eikina Intermountain
It Cant Happen Here Says National Whirli Gig
An excerpt from today’s National Whirli gig suggests a looming repudiation of last year’s union contracts tied to the Guffey bill. The note asserts contracts with United Mine Workers of Aworis remain in force until April 1 1937 and were signed in good faith by both sides.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of Aworis
President pressed on monopoly and court by senators
Washington May 31 reports describe a candid after dinner exchange with Senate liberals. Senator La Follette urged action on corporation surpluses and a concrete bill, Shipstead pressed for a clear presidential stance, and Frankfurter backed tougher monpoly limits and court reform. King of Utah faced delegate defeat, Davies linked to Trujillo, and infantile paralysis research using rhesus monkeys at the Lincoln Memorial advances noted.
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Washington
Alewan
Senate
Bob LaFollette
Wisconsin
Treasury
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota Farmer-Laborite
Old
Preal- Gent
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Felix Frankfurter
Toe Davies
Marjorie
Post Hutton
Post Toasties
Joe
Trujillo
Santo Domingo
United States
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Joe Davies
Rose
Davies
Lincoln Memorial
India
Az Ciemdan
Boor Ajar
Charlee Armutrong
Traffic on Dickinson Street Causes Double Parking
Intercepted message dated May 31, 1934 warns about parking on both sides of Dickinson Street between Lee and Quarries where vehicles park at will, suggesting enforcement attention.
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Dickinson Street
Lee
Quarries
Diary of McIntyre reveals scattered anecdotes and literary names
In a day by day journal style the text threads memories of governors, artists, editors, and writers. It references Diego Rivera, Dreiser, Ibsen, Katharine Brush, Gelett Burgess, Mussolini portraiture, and figures like Lloyd Schall and Rose Wilder Lane, mixed with travel notes and personal recollections.
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Lloyd Schall
Cincinnati
Ibsen
Scholl
Rudge
John van Gercock
Ibigen
Nella Webb
London
Gelett Burgess
John P. Marduand
DiMaggio
Diamond's View
Rose Wilder Lane
Harry Richman
Whitnlet
Chirea
Perrotukt
Tor Ae Cavetins
Paradox of War and Peace Across Generations
A reflective column argues for avoiding war by examining Civil War veterans and Memorial Day parades. It overhears voices from Rev Dr Berard and President Lewis on war’s costs and considers how nations might one day unite to ban war. It also touches myths of heroism and the canal project.
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New Yorke
G. A. Procesion
Wlilers
Sunrrer
Berard
J¢dings Beil
Rhode
London
Staten
Gaitte Wee Neey
Ely
Amstrica
England
America
Lewis
Lafayette College
Napoleon
Charles Twelfth
Sweden
Alexander the Gros
Esai
Bohemia
Wagner May Again Be Drafted for New York Governor
Washington Close-Up discusses senator Robert Wagner as a potential contender for New York governor as Lehman drifts from re election paths. It notes Wagner’s New Deal alignment, past drafts by Al Smith and Franklin Roosevelt, and the political maneuvering affecting 1940 party strategy and Al Smith’s possible position.
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Washington
Lehman
New York
Bob Wagner
Tammany
al Smith
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Albany
Wagner
Senate
Jom
Govee Lehman
Tammeny
House
Smith
Roose
Velt
Rocesvelt
Fragmented History Quiz Questions
A garbled list of questions appears to ask about opera Tannhauser island geography Knoxville Tennessee Mrs Frankish dorvel moo evel Cerpathian mountains and mood in the atmosphere. The text is incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnifémmel
Knoxville
Cerpathian
Eimosphere
Fragmentary notes on rivers, wildlife, and politics in 1934
Partial excerpts describe U S naval trivia about Commodore Truxtus and the flag, ask about cold blooded fish and haywire slang origins, and give brief facts on Siberian mammoths. A stray line mentions presidential bulletin services and party conventions of 1934 with names and costs.
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U. S
Eelic
Bacring Down On the News
Fragmentary OCR note shows garbled phrases and stray words about two cents and mail with unclear meaning. No coherent events, names, or places readable to summarize.
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