Need for Reciprocal Tariff Adjustments
The January export drop to 11,798,000 evidences the need for reciprocal tariff adjustments. Canada also signals willingness to discuss reciprocal charges with Washington as US trade declines broadly including raw cotton. Employers and workers await any Roosevelt Administration moves to advance economic conferences and tariff considerations.
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Canada
Sel Tt
Walcome
Washington
Roosevelt
Firestone urges simple fundamentals to lift business
Harvey Firestone spoke in Miami recounting 1920s struggles when he owed $45 million to banks. He advised returning to basic fundamentals, cutting expenses and banking on broad newspaper advertising to sell 18 million tires in two months and erase debt within four years.
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Firestone
Harvey
Wirestone
Miami
Europe
United States
Rising Protest Against Gas Rates in Pennsylvania
A statewide protest grows after long lawsuits over gas bills. Nearly 500,000 Consumers of Manufacturers Light and Heat Co. in the Pittsburgh area organize across counties to challenge utility rate hikes. Towns including New Castle, Butler, Washington, Avalon, Carnegie join, backing a major legal fight with adequate funds. Governor Pinchot signals support as lawmakers face public demand to repeal unfair laws and curb rate practices. The movement aims for prompt, fair rate reductions to stave off further unrest and pressure on utilities.
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Pennsylvania
Serne
Warren County
Ita
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Pittsburgh
Citita
New Castle
Bouyer Balls
Washington
Avalon
Carnegie
Corry
Trna
Warren
Pinchot
Legisature
Hollywood film shop sells animals on installment plan
Hollywood wild animal trainers move to installment sales offering thousands of birds and beasts for a dollar down with payments later. J S Horn notes he repossesses animals, rents them to parks and theaters, and supplies circuses and zoos worldwide.
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Horn
Texas
Corry Schools Leader Hatch and Key Baseball Catcher Craker Note
Fragmented notes reference when Buster returned from the Spanish American War veterans and John Hatch led Corry Public Schools. Other lines mention Charles Craker as a top catcher and a Keystone victory over the New York Giants world champs. Also cited are consumer overcharges and Harrisburg commission actions prompting calls for reform.
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Buster
John Hatch
Corry
Charles Craker
Bne
Keystones
New York
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files February 1913
Dissenting call set for Wednesday evening to discuss final lighting reports. Mrs Willon Levine injured in a morning fall at the Starr home where she worked. A locomotive left the track at West end yards, Pennsylvania line, with repairs underway. Union City delegation returns from a weekly city spree, free-for-all noted. Prank Schrambling Sr. of near Columbus dies at about sixty. Charles M. Stewart of the Paint Restaurant rushed to Warren for his father Willian Edmonds’s illness. Willian Edmonds, Howard Tanning Co road rep, leaves for two weeks in Detroit and northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stasck board a train for Cleveland to reside there. The Bernice Polar Bears troupe to perform at Gerry fair. Canty Tee Co signs five-year contract with Dilitiric Tee and Fuel Co.
Paris Styles By United Press
Paris report on technocracy in fashion notes Rotter plant craft and new fabrics. Granica crepe described as two heavy and resilient yet drapes as a gown. Rodier Plumilap silklike fabric praised for fine weave and colors like putty blue and yellow. Laurens Thomas and M. I. Spouting plan a Buffalo trip tomorrow.
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United Press
Paris
Times
Paul Rotter
Rodier
Washington inspector Headley on bonus army riots
Inspector Albert J. Headley of the Metropolitan Police recalls directing policing of all bonus army camps last summer. He cites his own negligence as a key cause of rioting, insisting a stronger backing from his superiors could have prevented disorders, shootings, and troop calls.
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United Press
Washington
Albert J . Headley
Metropolitan Police
Albert J. Headley
Heatley
Glassford
Army
Headley
Meadville Man Heads Lake Erie Postmasters
Meadville man described as leading the Lake Erie Postmasters Association presided over the semi annual meeting in Cambridge Springs with officials from Eiles and Crawford counties attending. Officers elected included Speakman of Meadville as president and Bullock of Gambritize Springs as secretary and treasurer. discussion covered civil service status for third class postmasters and potential two cent letter postage reductions.
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ERIP
Med
Lake Erie
H.R. Bullock
Gambritize
Mus, H, R, Bul- Jock
Federal suit brought for $10 damages to post office truck
United States Attorney seeks judgement of 10.62 plus interest from April 13, 1932, against John Wilson and Lloyd Malmstrom for damages to a post office mail truck after a collision on Harrison Street near the station. The defendants allegedly acted through recklessness and negligence in the incident.
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Bumbaw
Samestown
United States of America
Colt
United States
Richard J. Templeton
John Wilson
South Main Street
Lloyd Malmnstrom
Charles Street
Wilson and Malmstrom
Sugar Grove Veteran Dies at 89 in Sugar Grove
Warren Wilcox Spencer age 89 years 9 months 15 days died after a long illness at his granddaughter’s home in Sugar Grove. Survived by son Laverne Spencer Jamestown daughter Verdibelle Pirsch Sugar Grove sister Dame Stoneburg Tidioute brother Perry Spencer Chandlers Valley six grandchildren six great grandchildren. He stated there will be other armies to come after the new administration.
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Sugar Grove
Warren Wilcox Spencer
Abbott
Spencer Ta
Laverne Spencer
Jamestown
Verdibelle Pirsch
Shgar Groyé
Dame Stoneburg
Tidioute
Perry Spencer
Chandlers Valley
Washington Prepares for Prohibition Convention Fallout
A scrambled Washington scene centers on Prohibition policy and the upcoming convention, with senators like Lewis and discussions of the beer bill, potential vetoes, and a possible special session. Observers watch embassies and political shifts as the era's tensions shape future legislative moves.
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Lewis
Congress
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Arthur Colegrove
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Chicago
Hollywood Film Shop
United
Harrisburg Commission
Journal
Willon Levine
Ben Starr
Union City
Prank Schrambling
Collmibis
Charles M. Stewart
The
Paint Restaurant
Is Father
Willian Edmonds
Howard ‘Tanning Company
Detroit
Points
Northwest
Charles Stasck Tett
Cleveland
Bernice
Canty Tee Company
Diitiliric Tee and Fuel Company
Laurens Thomas
M. I
Buffalo
Ute
Meadville
O. A. Speakman
Cambridge Springs
Hanley
Frank C.chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Ty Charles P Stewart Coufal
Hees Stag Riter
Warhington
Pat Youling
Riley
Byrns
Hovsé
Congressnuuy
Guener Wales
P. W
Widaapeettiil
Hoover
Ele Hoovevelt
Curtis
Prirnos
Inetuidine Severn
Ening Denochey
Kuenferton
Leslie Eichel
Ghigagu
Filinols
Drewmilig
Ejisa Amande Mont Muy
X Hamton Lewis
Mito
Jao
Washinton
Hpn Fuinge
Pat Ellos
Hewk
Ty Eesti
Mires
Huhinsom
Heaton
Fvethir
Wie Pinion
Minieth Ward
Gheelah
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Elton Fo
Tiaye
Piven Wii
Uree
Tina
Tom Mittin
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