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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1933

Page

10

Business Still Moving Forward Amid Recovery Signs

WEW YORK June 12 A broad recovery continues as employment, production, and trade indices rise. Automobiles textiles shoes hardware steel and furniture show higher schedules. wage increases spread from coal to metal, lumber, and electric power up 58 percent year over year. Rail traffic and steel demand improve. farm implement orders rise. Revenue freight for the week ending June 2 fell Memorial Day observance but total cars 508,234, up 13.5 percent from last year.

York Middle Haves Oparn Inurensea Furnitura Davis Stee Produsion Stoelworkw Ymar Eyo

Inflationary Trends and Industrial Shifts Amid Recovery

Dun's Review notes tentative recovery with extended industrial activity and mixed profits. Despite inflation measures, production centers show gains in some sectors while others reverse improvements. wage inflation spreads across textiles and autos. Credit expands, employment forecasts remain cautious, and 1938 comparisons lag behind prewar peaks as consumer demand rises in retail, apparel, and footwear with white goods and millinery gaining momentum.

Furnish & Titre Salon Tigures

Dollar Comeback Sparked by One Clerk’s Old Souvenir

A Denver tramway worker’s tale recalls a 30 year old dollar earned by a post office clerk in Omaha. The first “cartwheel” souvenir dollar, traded for food and lodging, reappeared in January 1939 when a young Indy paid Pierson's for stamps with the dollar marked Fierson’s Indleli.

Omaha Denver Tramway Company Indy Pierson Posege Denver Fierson Zormec

Fashion Retail Pulse Signals Upbeat Summer Demand

The report outlines brisk sales in men’s clothing with favored three piece suits, cheviots, and tweeds. hot demand for straw hats and Paramay hats. and strong mid to high end fabric lines. Rugs, linoleums, and electrical appliances show solid movement as retailers rebalance stock ahead of July price changes. Wholesale orders for Fall wares rise while farm equipment and mining gear gain. employment in industry expands with higher wages and longer work weeks across autos, textiles, and steel, aided by dispatches of refrigerators and furniture.

May Co Tols Ars Himber Alligade Mullston East Middle Eest Alsa Inga

Fragmentary Market Notation on Iron Prices and Bars

A truncated note lists various iron products with obscure pricing terms such as pig iron at 16 dollars and bar shapes with vague units. The fragment references “x- Plusion” and seasonal trends, but lacks complete context or clear dates or entities for fuller reporting.

Bond Market Slips After Brief Rally in Early Week

New York June 11 Bond prices retreated after a brief rally the past week led to a first sizeable relapse in two months. Declines were centered in specialties and rails with German obligations softening. U. S. government securities remained steady to firm and top-tier corporates eased only slightly. Analysts debated the impact of a sharp dollar drop in foreign exchange on bonds as bankers watched Washington and European developments. Inflation fears eased but a sagging dollar potential inflationary price pressures noted with gold standard linkage. Cartier liens showed uncertainty from Santa Fe preferred dividend cut and Chicago & Northwestern amid reorganizational chatter denied by officials.

New York United States Washington Cartier Santa Fe Chicago & Northwestern Tiiuany Club

Unclear fragment hints at baseball game details

Fragmentary sports note references players and teams Detroit and Chicago with unclear pitches and outs. Mentions Rowe Lyons Struck out and names like Appling Kraus Lett and Greenberg. Lacks coherent events or final score due to damaged OCR.

Berg Rogers Ownn Chhringer Greenberg Hoyes Appling Kraus Detroit Chicago Bois Rowe Lyons Gelsel Cod Marterty Tims Bild

Senators rout Athletics 13 to 6 in Washington

Washington Senators piled up 19 hits led by Goslin with four as they trounced Philadelphia 13 to 6. Foxx hit his 14th homer and Cramer, Madjeski, Myer and others contributed multiple hits in the victory at home. Pitchers Crowder and Mahaffey allowed runs as Philadelphia mistakes aided the surge.

Washington Washington Senators Philadelphia Athletics Goslin Foxx Bishop Myer Cramer Ilkubel Ao M'djeski Higgin Ieewell Crowder Finney Peterson Bae Madjess Maoush Gaslin Cronty Schulte Bluege Willam Mahaffey Cronin Rung Obleman Foxe Ges- Mn Schulte Myer Sewell Wilizein A Sayed Sebalie Willams Coleman Blaege Loft Kniteneini Freitas Biruck Mahattey Prelus Coombs Pitetier Statnuitey Mecowan Hildebrands Summers

Local Theater Listings and Film Notes at Kearse Rialto

The page lists showings at Local Theaters including Kearse with Dan Lansing and Brazilian stars in Sliver Slipper, Cover the Waterfront with Claudette Colbert and Ben Lyon, Khmer the Great at Rialto with Joe Brown and Pacrizia Elin, She Done Him Wrong at Greenber with Mae West, The Nubanee at Tica Cafutol with Tee Tracy and Madge Expos, plus Diplomaniaca at the Virginian with Bert Wheater and Robert Woolsey. Also Bobby Jones in Back Swing.

Kearse Dan Lansing Claudette Colbert Ben Lyon Ernest Torrence Mickey Mauga News Rialto Joe £. Brown Pacrizia Elin Frank McHugh First National Greenbrer Mae Weut Gary Grant Abemono Virginian Bert W Wheater Robert Woolsey Marjorie White Louis Cnihers Alon Bobby Jones

Gorczyca Adds Medalist Honor At Southern Championship

Albany Georgia June 11 UP Mike Aniela Gorczyca a young Fort Worth Texas golf star earned medalist honors in the Southern women's championship, adding a new victory to her growing list of titles.

Albany Mike Aniela Gorczyca Young Fort Worth Texas Ster

Metal Markets: Tin and metals advance on strong demand

New York June 11. Tin quotations rise 3 1 2 cents per pound due to consumer buying, plate mill activity, and London exchange strength amid tight international tin pool supplies. Copper steady at 8 1/2 cents in Connecticut valley as demand holds. lead gains on brisk smelter intake. zinc and antimony quiet. steel demand up on potential recover bill, while auto buyers maintain interest but producers wary of costs. Ingot output at about 44 percent capacity. Also Meridian Miss band concert halted by court and relocated after disturbance.

Rado Milla Retailerator Vice Fair Trade Pittsburgh Smarlt Bessemer, Iron Sig Valley Algat Chicago Hrowera New York Trong London Connecticut Washington Sclera

Death of whale bone worker ends a fading trade

George Mesaman, age four, is mourned as the last whale bone worker in his shop for 58 years. The once common craft supplied whalebone for umbrellas and bustles, but demand declined as steel ribs and automotive belts emerged. The piece notes hunting for fat and new industry shifts, alongside mentions of German church plans and Aryanization efforts, and ends with an account of an ax-throwing event at a Boy Scout pow wow in Pueblo.

George Mesaman Ott Poe George Mereman Jana Camp Roostvelt

Derby Winner Bradley Jockey Drowns in Lake

Chicago June 11 Eugene James a 20 year old jockey who rode King Bradley’s Burgeo King in the Kent Derby last year drowned in Lake Michigan while cooling off after a swim with two companions. He disappeared after diving 900 feet offshore and was recovered within two minutes. James had begun racing four years ago at Churchill Downs winning 19,100 dollars his first season and was once ranked among the country’s top riders before health cut his career short.

Chicago Eugene James Kent Darby Edward RK. Bradleys Hogan James Farr Dov m Churchill Downs Lawsville Wes

Dartmouth Brown to rotate football schedule in 1936

Dartmouth and Brown will employ traditional football rotations with a game at Providence in 1936, the Dartmouth athletic council announced tonight. The war films Western Front 1913 and Journey's End were banned in Germany.

Hanover N.H Dartmouth Brown Providence Dartmouth Athletic Council

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