Sharp gains in district business despite year declines
The Monthly Business Review of the Fourth Federal Reserve District shows the strongest upturn of the year in mid November with autos leading the rebound. Production, inventories and payrolls rise while steel and coal output trend above prior year levels.
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Fourth Federal Bank
Sesson
Monthly Business Review
Fourth
Federal Reserve District Bank of Cleveland
Autay
Cleveland-Lorain
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Eutall
Gpondinge
Rerall Muratsutt
Willey
Princeipil
Uncertain fate of proposed academy and municipal shakeup
The article notes strong opposition from new and former board members to an academy project and hints the plan may fail after a rushed push. It mentions possible large changes in city administration come January and warns such upheaval could burden taxpayers.
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Latas
Farm City Balance and the Call for Balanced Production
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace urges a farm city balance to boost high quality foods and overall production. He argues city and country must both raise output and exchange goods, but notes friction when government aid helps one side and not the other.
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Secretary of
Wallace
No Inflation Yet In Public Perception
The passage notes inflation is not proved yet with commodities rising little, wholesale prices up about 1 percent in eight months, and living costs below pre depression levels. Some services have fallen slightly while stock prices rose about 40 percent, yet remain below 1928 levels. The overall tone sees stock gains lifting mood despite speculation.
Beating Social Security and Mechanization Trends
A business writer argues social security cannot cap its own flaws and notes a rush to mechanization in offices and factories to offset new taxes. A brokerage firm plans to automate accounting to handle the elderly and unemployment tax, claiming efficiency during stock booms with reduced staff. The piece criticizes growing wastage as industry preps for human costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progres
Fall on Sixth Floor Sparks Street Panic in Brussels
Passersby on a Brussels street reacted to a fall from the sixth floor of a building. A man landed on a pile of sand, was injured, and received urgent help as authorities responded. The event ties into concerns about safety and public welfare in the area.
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Brussels
Anil
Hollywood Film Stars Train Like Olympians in Hollywood
Hollywood insiders describe leading men such as Richard Dix Randolph Scott James Cagney Clark Gable and Walter Abel as elite athletes who train with Olympic rigor. The piece highlights boxing, horsemanship, fencing and endurance feats with stars like Erik Rhodes Irene Dunne Katharine Hepburn and Molly Lamont showcasing varied athletic prowess.
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Hollywood
Calif
James Cagney
Clark Gable
Walter Abel
Erik Rhodes
Rhodes
Pacific Ocean
Irene Dunn
Katharie Hepburn
Pacific
Molly Lamont
South Africa
STAR SIGNALS December 7 forecast for December 81 19%
The column warns most favored dates May 1 to May 21 and a doubtful afternoon with an evening decline. Birthdate guidance suggests separating undertakings until January 20 1936. A period of disappointment and trouble is noted from March 1 to March 21 with health caution advised and a danger window May 30 to June 4 1936.
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Mura
Twenty Years Ago Events From December 7 1915
Stormy city session as Mayor Patterson’s ordinance on movies drew no action. City tax levy set at fourteen mills, down one. Board of Education held final 1919 meeting. George Barlow and Clarence Rogers new members. A Loveland elected president, Whittlesey vice president. Salaries for city workers, including police and fire drivers, rumored to rise by five dollars monthly. Mrs. F S Austin hosted a birthday party for daughter Tha. N D and J Darling were business visitors at Beaverdam.
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City Commission
J.B. Patterson
Board of Education
George Barlow
Clarence R. Rogers
I A. Loveland
Mr. Whittlesey
Paris Styles Paris Evening Gowns Highlight New Collection
In Paris, Louisuhoulanger showcases a bold collection of gowns and tailored suits. Extravagant fabrics, gold fringe necklines, and gold girdles define elegant evening wear, with a sheer plaid fabric gown and a pink gold lame piece drawing attention.
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Paris
Louisuhoulanger
Seven Silver States Strong for Roosevelt
A Nevada field report notes the seven silver states Utah Arizona Idaho Montana Nevada Colorado and New Mexico back Franklin Roosevelt. It cites the silver boom, rising prices, and mixed views on New Deal policy and Townsend plans while detailing investor interest and local attitudes toward residency and taxation.
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California
Nevada
Twan
Max Wreischmann
Santa Barbara
Lake Tahoe
Reno Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
New Deal
William E. Borah
Utah
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
University of Nevada
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Geer
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Oae
Tndustry
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Paul Talbot
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association, Inc
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Waterford Vocational School
United States
Bingliere Curry Stores
Pay Corry
Taxis
Protec
Hollywood Film Shop
F. 8. Austi
North Center Street
Miss Tha
N. D
J. ®. Darling
Beaverdam
Incre
Thia
Eastern Money
W.S. Palmer
University
Mackay School of Mines
Eastern Capital
Palmer
Robert Cubbon
Building Trades Union
North Virginia
W. Farrington
Tabor Leailer
Roggevelt
Townsend
Roy A. Hardy
Oddie
Fallon
Lake Tahou
Morthwear
Alf Landon
Kansas
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
Condra’s Pharmacy
Thar Airesidier
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