Our Two Years Loss in Foreign Trade
Article analyzes drastic U S foreign trade decline from 1929 to 1931, noting October 1931 exports at 205 million and imports at 169 million, totaling 374 million against 1929 levels. cites Hawley Smoot impact and Hoover era panic, with ten month totals showing a 52.5 percent drop versus 1928 and a total trade loss of about 4.29 billion.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Phen
U. S
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files December 5 1911
A 1911 item notes Harry Auer elected president of the Board of Education at a reorganization meeting. It also reports a Akron hospital update on Carl Subler injured in a wreck and hopeful recovery. Philadelphia attorney Glenn Mead named assistant district attorney reflecting reform waves in the city. Mrs Will Bradt and her young daughter arrived from Philadelphia.
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Harry Auer
Board of Education
Philadelphia
Pipers
Glenn Mead
That City
Corry
Attornney
Dairymen Meet at Wheelock in Local League Session
The monthly meeting of the Corny Local of the Dairymen's League was held last evening in Wheelock church with large attendance. Due to president Boyd Spacer illness, F C Harvey acted as chair. Dr Straing of Sherman spoke on the Buffalo market and mille situation, Miss E Helknapp of Corry presented weddings, and Clarence McCray gave vocal solos. A question box was opened and members were urged to bring questions for the speaker to answer. Harvey reported on the Waterford league session while beans, sandwiches, and coffee were served by the committee.
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Wheelock Church
Boyd Spacer
F. C. Harvey
Harry
Straing
Sherman
Lesgue
Buffalo
Misa E Helknapp
Corry
Clarence McCray
Harvey
Waterford
New Chevrolet Unveiled With Major Changes In 1932 Line
Chevrolet's new car for 1932 goes on display at dealers nationwide featuring a synchromesh and free wheel transmission, 20 percent power increase, top speeds up to 85 mph, streamlined body and updated front end. The model remains in the existing price range, touting it as The Great American Value for 1932 with refinements over the 1931 design that boosted public appeal and market leadership. A stabilized front end and numerous mechanical upgrades including down draft carburetion, counterbalanced crankshaft, smaller wheels, larger tires, redesigned front end, revised seating, cowl ventilator, and hood doors mark a comprehensive update.
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Chevrolet
Inc
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entainments Tonight
Radio listings from 1931 show United Press sources with WABC CBS network schedules at 12:10 p m. and 8:15 p m. International broadcast at 12:10 p m on WJZ NBC network Stag party at 9:15 p m. on WEAR NEC network and Hall of Fame feature.
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United Press
WABC
CBS
WJZ
NBC
Symphony
NEC
Amici Class Elects Officers for Year
Members of the Amici Class of the United Brethren Church met at the Bergman home for a monthly gathering. They planned December 1 water eight services in the church parlors and elected officers: Orval St. Pierre president Hugh Monster vice president Edna Moster secretary Cyntha May treasurer. Social hour followed with games music and a lunch of macaroni and cheese cabbage salad sandwiches cake and coffee.
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AMICI
United Brethrven
G. Bergman
Mast Irving Street
Orval St. Pierré
Hugh Monster
Edna Moster
Cyntha May
Oil City Man Injured In Odd Auto Accident
Willam Brown of 118 Home avenue was hospitalized with head cuts and shock after a two car collision at the Harriott avenue and Spring street intersection. He faces X rays to determine injury extent as police report the second car forced the first onto the curbside. The article also notes Chevrolet front end mounting innovation reducing squeaks and rattles.
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Oil City
Willam Brown
Home Avenue
Harriott Avenue
Spring Street
Fiarrlott Avenue
Brown
ERIE YOUTHS EXONERATED IN DEATH OF CHUM
Erie dated report says Kenneth Johnston 17 died after being struck by Neil McCarthy 19 driving to avoid a collision at 3rd and Chestnut. Johnston exonerated by police and coroner. McCarthy claims no light on bike and collision with telegraph pole. Both teens former Strong Vincent students and athletes, en route to a basketball game.
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Ing
Dan Hanley
Erimer
Chestnut Streets
Johnston
Deer Kill Reports Surface In Warren County
Reports of a large deer kill fill Warren County as carcasses are hauled through town on car running boards en route west. Officials estimate the season’s total in Warren County has surpassed three hundred.
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Warren
Dec
Warren County
Venison served at Corry Hospital from local deer
A Corry hunter brought a dressed carcass found near Tidioute to the city and delivered it to the hospital via Game Protector Nelson of Sheffield. The item notes Hanukkah celebrations, dividend news for several companies, memorial services, poultry show awards, and local community events amid a string of brief mentions.
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Corry Hospital
Tidioute
Corry
Nelson
Sheffield
Maloney Beats Cobbett in Finch Parlors Pool Tourney
John W. Maloney completed his match play at the Finch Parlors last evening with a 65 to 40 victory over Melvin Cobbett. Maloney finished the event with all wins and three reverses. Earlier Swan defeated Cobbett 60 to 8 and beat Qulerick 80 to 47.
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Maloney
Cobbett
John W. Maloney
Finch Parlors
Melvin Cobbett
Swan
Qulerick
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Colegrove
Arthur Colegroves
Pabner
National
Fred Kimball
W. 46Th
New York
Tribune Tower
Chicago
Chamber of
Akron
Carl Subler
E.R. R
Will Bradt
Philadelphis
Wheelock
Her
PYREX
Shears
Aluminum Ware
Seis
E. E. Guignon
Manin
ERIE
Chum
Dow, Jones and Co
Frie
Corry Lodge
Mike
North Center Street
Guy Simmons
Auburn Automobile Company
One Automobile Company
Alfred J. Parlasd
Fupurd
Calder Gala
Harrispurg Bueau
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph
Pennsylvania
Alubscribirs Ca
Riueville
Stowhor Frilay
Dury Products Company
Dokl
Apobker Corry Hunter
Hemlouls
Il City
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
SION
Pioneer Heat Regulators
Pioneer
E. Main Street
Nthan
Federal Reserve Bank
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