What’s What at a Glance A Snapshot of 1932 Economic Sentiment
A Guaranty Trust Company survey analyzes recent favorable and adverse business shifts in the United States and abroad. It notes banking disturbances in Michigan, inflation fears, and the impact of Reconstruction Finance Corporation borrower disclosures on confidence. The piece discusses budget balance, currency stability, and calls for avoiding radical inflation while warning against protectionist barriers and technocratic schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busine
Guaranty ‘Trust’ Company of
New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
Michigan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Senate
Move to Cut Postal Rate Sparks Bipartisan Push
The article reports Representative Mead of New York proposing a return to a two cent postage rate after a three cent period. He cites revenue losses, public evasion of the higher rate, and calls the current rate a plunder while urging Congress to restore the old two cent basic rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
New York
Committee On Post
Corry Post Office
Postal Service
Congress
Mr. Mead
Pittsburgh
Mee- Benger
Benjamin Franklin
Railway of Exorbant
Ratifying the repeal bid grips many states in 1930s push
The article lists twenty one states seen as likely to ratify the Eighteenth Amendment repeal, naming Pennsylvania and others such as New York and Massachusetts as probable approveers. It notes battles in Kentucky Tennessee Virginia Alabama and more as the repeal fight concentrates in the South and border states with recent election outcomes cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Louisiana
California
Michigan
Linois
Tridiana
Missouri
Piorida
Arizona
North Dakota
Ohio
Nevada
Maryland
Montana
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Hentucky
Tennessee
Iowa
Virginia
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Akansas
Texas
Georgia
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Delaware
New Mexico
Collide
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Idaho
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebrask
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennesote
Arkansas
Nebraska
Reykolis
Ciry
Chicago
Texie
Moses
Sena
Pie Battle in Senate Echoes Scatters Breakfast Cloths
United Press report from Washington describes a slapstick pie fight involving unnamed youths and senators. It details damage to tables and walls, Nicholson gaining back a police job after Senate action, and a later paternity claim with remorse and relief approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
United States Senate
George N. Nicholson
Nicholson
House
Prohibition Repeal Movement Gains Momentum Across States
A rapid spread of repeal efforts appears to be eroding Prohibition in several states. Fall referendums in Colorado Oregon and Washington favored wet outcomes while Minnesota sent a damp delegate to Chicago. Legislatures in Florida Georgia and others plan April meetings, with Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Virginia Alabama next year. If thirty six ratifications occur without congressional beer bills or legal hurdles, repeal could exit the constitution swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Dale
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
West Virginia
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Local notes on trains, clubs and incidents at city venues
A collection of brief items recounts the Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad, the IR R schedule, and a 1913 baseball team under Elmer Carrier. It notes a power house fire alarm after an auditorium meeting, a rescue of a runaway horse, and social events at the Y E S Club and Congress Street home. It also mentions trout stocking, wire weaving upgrades at NuBont Company, and new hires at the Purditure Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutter Stock “Company
Huffalo
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Mest Uaily
Elmer Carrier
Phild Ward
Lehting company probe backs city ownership plan vote
Twenty years ago the Lehting company inquiry urged city ownership via popular vote at a mass meeting held last evening. A $50,000 bond issue passed and an $85,000 post office appropriation bill cleared the Senate with Postmaster Austin advised by Congressman Bates. Corey Metal Furniture Co. secured all output for the coming months from New York parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehting Company
Corry
Austinsvuss
Bates
Corey Metal Wurnitu'e
New York
Paris Styles Faris Fashion Notes From Dupouy Mage
Feb 27 feature on Dupouy Magazine collection shows eight year old mannequin modeling chic young-fry outfits. Pastel hues and fabrics like wool angora linen jersey silk organdie dominate for day and party frocks with knee-length or slightly shorter hemlines and coordinated accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
Dupouy Magnin
Young-Fry
Hazard
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Charles P. Stewart
Publc
Adelon
Interesignate
Cordell Hull
Bath Hota
Uf Congress
Lowy Aminal
Alan
Tony Aontach
Tarmy
Visser
Sensiar Hill
Woodin
William LE Woodin
Honsewell Catinen
Ie Sims
Tfnstey
Hiss
Penny
Laley
Amurium
Cotniaty
Byrd
Alle Lim
Fimaelr
Iorrenle & Senate Varaney
Savernor
Kemp
Leslie Eichel
Coutrak Prean
Herbert A. Miller
Cie
Peggilae
Unis
Stier
Ganvtid
Praressor Miller
Ramerie
A Miller
Chine
Hanily
Ungerleing
Canada
Luis
Torshirves
Rouiitvin
Canaiteris Sear
Ceer
Can
Tuja
Plito
Russia
Great Britain
Brazil
Cuba
Chile
Japan
Federal Farm Board
Hollywood Film Shop
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
John Boles
Charles Patterson
North Center Street
Wesley Howvard
Ruth Fellows
Y.E. S. Club
Fast Congress Street
Qher Brothers
Hegun
Jamies Richards
Garland
NuBont
Dorset
Ann Smith
the &. P. L. Purditure Company
MH. Brown and Son
Pord Cara
Mesata
Cass Franz
Manwarren, Sandburg
Munger
Dy. Rich
Robert Patteron
Miisy Lotlie MoKinney
Tome
Pouhieepeie
Ollie Skinnée
Splot Sun
Begu
Paris
Mary Knight
Gloria Swanson
Raph Morgar Wis
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Columbia U
Alan Livingstone
Frank Borzage
Clara Bow
Alexander 1Iriland
Heather Angel
Sally Eilers
Aberdeen Scotties
Isa Landi Tikes
Brenda
Aimbilien
Miriam Jordan
Mina Batibell
Lukes Lenis
Merain
Victor Jory
Bonts Mallory
Eata
Baxter
Mundin
Marian
Lillian Harvey
Janet Ghandier
Henry Garat
Garat
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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