Year ends with marked progress amid 1933 outlook
The year end shows progress compared to 1932 with signs of recovery in industry and commerce. Walzer notes stock gains, higher farm prices, steel and auto production growth, railroad income, and rising brokerage commissions as 1933 begins with cautious optimism. A separate ocean survey reports a vast undersea continent with high plateaus and deep seas, potential links to Asian margins, and numerous volcanic features.
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Toun
Mimer C. Walzer
United Press
Walzer
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
National City Bank
General Motors
Pacific
America
Asia
U. S
Ramapo
Mount Everest
Axia
C. ‘B. Mayo
North America
South Sea
Talanda
Sertyps Institution
Groano- Fru
la Jolla
Wallace
Roosevelt Kin Backed by Big Finances Fails to Impress
The younger Roosevelt spoke at a Philadelphia bankers luncheon and urged immediate end to public works with direct cash grants to the poor and employment exchanges. He attacked his cousin President Roosevelt’s recovery program, criticizing past administrations and signaling favor for high wealth interests. The address suggested he remains aligned with Hoover era ideas as masses face hardship and hunger.
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Philadelphia
Bankers and Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Adiress
Franklin Roosevelt
Msi
Hoover
Roosevelt
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Era’s Erie Events
Erie Y M C A dominated the Municipal club 72 to 20 in a basketball game. The first annual Elks Charity Ball drew about 150 attendees at the lodge’s new home, deemed a success. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs James McGrath on December 30. A gas explosion claimed uncles Clarence and Forrest Burchard in Oil City. Various locals traveled to events in Union City, Paola, and O city for meetings and gatherings. A surprise watchnight at the home of J. H. Linendoll drew a large youth crowd.
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Erie Y. M. C. A
Erie County
Royal Club
James McGrath
East Washington Street
James Shields
Clarence
Forrest Burchard
Rouseville
Inquiries on Local Figures and Businesses
The note asks when George Nolliniger ran a barber shop here, when Cop Powers held the pony farm north of the city, when William S. Fox served as local manager of Western Union Telegraph Co, and when the Dindley Late roast was consolidated.
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George Nolliniger
Cop" Powers
Wiliam S. Fox
Hie West&en Union
Telegraph Go
Dindley
Pittsburgh Welcomes New Year With Public Festivities
A garbled 1920s style dispatch notes Pittsburgh observing New Year festivities with public gatherings and police planning routine patrols. Police Superintendent France announces regular Friday events, while the report hints at accidents and arrests alongside city celebrations.
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Pittsburgh
Jim
Pittsburen
Midnipit
France
Aegnuma
Hollywood film stars mingle as year begins in 1934
Ronald Colman returns from a globe trotting vacation and plans to resume work in Hollywood within weeks. Jean Parker and Pancho Lucas are the talk of Hollywood dating amid party fashion. Garry Cooper and Sandra Shaw’s honeymoon ends around New Year’s Day as they return from Phoenix. Eddie Sutherland improves after pneumonia, and Leslie Howard plans to resume activities in England. Harpo Marx eyes a Soviet tour while Paul Muni prepares a Moscow run. Transatlantic cut flower shipment to Graf Zeppelin is reported as a success.
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Hollwood
Calif
Ronald Colman
Seattle
Aind
Hollywood
Dutch East Indies
Colman
Holywood
Jean Parker
Pancho Lucas
Lucas
Lee ‘Tracy
Mexico City
Miss Parker
Phie
Garry Cooper
Sandra Shaw
Phoenix
Eddie Sutherland
Hollywood Hospital
Leslie Howard
England
Russia
Stally
Éxpériente
Papu
Harpo Marx
Tom ‘Thumb
Paul Muni
Roy Moscow
Boundary Markey Heldgo Indl Utes Boumtry In Cwarpintian
Fragmentary OCR text describes a boundary matter or market action involving Atuldenhyid Heldgo and a customer context near Berbahire and Fli er wate. Ambiguity and garbled names limit precise event details.
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Nail
Sori Hall Wee Howe Tajwt
Sweden Ships Record Apple Exports For Christmas Season
Sweden exported nearly 3,000,000 pounds of apples this year, mainly to Germany and Czechoslovakia, per Baron Hermelin head of the Swedish Society of Pomologists. They shipped about 700,000 kilograms to Emaland at an average price of 20 ore per kilogram, reflecting a large fruit trade for the holidays.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Ead
Oregen
Germany
Crecko-Slovakia
Baron Hermelin
Swedish Society of Pomologists
Emaland
Production turmoil at Torringpon disrupts wartime work
Report notes Maregard workers and Whitt Legharn facing disrupted production under Ward Rosen. Three experts predict outcome while shifts continue. The piece records declining hours and stalled output in the wartime diary of Torringpon production.
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HEN &Yeps
Torringpon
Maregard Vor Wborter
Bours
Whitt Legharn
Rosen Bees
Washington Power Plays Stirring At New Year Reception
In Washington on New Year’s Day Vice President Gamer and Postmaster General Warley mingle amid a crowded Farley reception. Garner pushes through to Farley’s inner office as a trophy map marks repeals, while rumors swirl of Curtis and shifts in political patronage and horse racing controversies.
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Washington
Warley
Happy Jack
Jim
Farley
Parley
Garner
United States
Utah
Twenty-seven deputies named in Chautauqua county
Mayville Jan 1 Twenty seven deputy sheriffs were appointed by Sheriff elect Harry D Montgomery to serve three years. Most had previously served under Sheriff Samuel A Brown Jr The list includes Samuel A Brown Sr John E Palmer R Dix Alfred C Waldorf Welter Murray Eugene M Fox and others from Jamestown Dunkirk Busti and nearby towns with more deputies to be named later.
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Mayville
Harry D. Montgomery
Samuel A. Brown, Jr
Busti
Samuel A. Brown, Sr
Lakewood
John E. Palmer
R. Dix
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Alfred C. Waldorf
Welter Murray
Hanover
Eugene M. Fox
Rudolph H. Swanson
Fred —. Webber
Gust J. Stohl
William J. Anderson
Rewbex P. Johnson
Carroll
Edward F Penton
Fred Meyers
Elmér W. Jackson
Joseph Pinzone
Klantone
Mortis W. Stormer
Thattanqua
Len C. Peterson
Roy D. Casselman
Ellington
Mary Dye
Mina
Ernest Pratt
North Harmony
Wallace on farming cycles and famine incentives
Secretary Wallace argues that famine periods can drive higher crop output and eventual price declines, a paradox he says tempers farmers to overdo production. The piece explains his view on agricultural cycles, supply, demand, and long term market swings.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Agricultaire
Henry A. Wallace
Ontenta
Sauise
Wallace
Rguin Tor
Alfie
Liquor Store Employees Told To Be Tactful And Courteous
In Harrisburg the State Liquor Control Board issued rules for store workers emphasizing tact courtesy and customer service. Must speak clearly show interest supply exactly what is asked resist favoring any liquor seek to avoid side conversations and keep decorum. No chewing smoking or boisterous behavior hats off no drinking on duty and avoid third party chatter during service.
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Aarrisburg
Van
Rartenes
State Liquor Control Board
Erie Youth Badly Injured In Bradford Car Crash
Pierc e Perry aged nineteen son of Mrs Kathryn Perry Spohn of 116 West 17th Street is in critical condition at Bradford hospital after a Hill Marshburg accident. His lower limbs are paralyzed and recovery is unlikely. Cousin Clerze Symond, riding with him, escaped with minor injuries. Perry’s sister Mira and Mrs Spohn attend at the bedside.
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Erie
Pierce Perry
Kathryn Perry Spohn
West 17Th Street
Bradford
Perry
Marshburg Hill
Warren
Clerze Sy
Mond
Centenary under trees in Sarbondale marks church anniversary
Iil members of the Jerusalem Christian church, organized under two trees a century ago, gathered again beneath those same trees to celebrate the 100th anniversary, reflecting on the long-standing congregation and its roots in the community.
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Sarbondale
Iil
Jerusalem Christian Church
Revere Church Marks 175th Anniversary in Becket
Becket Massachusetts observed the 175th anniversary of the First Church founded by Paul Revere, believed to have forged the first bell for the sanctuary. The celebration highlighted the town’s historic links to the famed patriot and local religious heritage.
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Revere
Becket
Paul Revere
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Friends
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Ernst A. Lehmann
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First Ave
Leslie Eichel
New York
News of the World
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J.P Morgan
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