Ford and Corry News: Export Trade in Industry Debate
The article discusses American export trade impact on Ford Motor Company and other industries. It notes Ford opening a branch factory in Italy to supply cars, tractors produced mainly in Ireland, and plants in Canada aiding distribution to Britain and colonies. It mentions Goodyear Tire and Rubber moving exports to Canada, with Canada poised to gain from industrial growth and expanded foreign markets despite tariffs.
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Rome
Goodrich Company
Akron
Kitchener
Ont
Canada
Mass Production and Farm Outlook in Postwar Trade
The Agriculture Department foresees a wheat crop slightly larger than last year and a corn crop about 200 million bushels bigger, troubling farmers due to prices not covering costs. The Farm Board plans to let the market set prices, urging farmers to avoid dumping and reduce acreage to prevent export surpluses. Secretary Hyde questions rural migration as Europe pursues mass production, increasing machinery exports while reducing American demand, suggesting shared prosperity through continued trade and balanced industrial growth.
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Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm
Legge
Hyde
Europe
America
Bumpe
LOOK AND LEARN 2 Answers From Yesterday’s Questions
Answers to yesterday’s questions include The Annapolis Gazette Mining Engineering established 1757 and dates December 2 to March 21 Fairmount Park Philadelphia and 2 Ha acres.
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Ballt
U. 8. Navy
Alps
Annapolis
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Word study note explains common Confusions and misuses. Today's focus is dominate meaning to have ascendancy or control as in He advertises and dominates the market. Includes guidance on using a word three times to own it.
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W. L. Gordon
Cementing a Cistern Wall and Door Cost Problem
A cylindrical cistern 10 ft diameter and 12 ft 6 in deep requires cementing for walls and door. At 25 6 per square yard, compute the cost. The method uses area in square yards and a numeric procedure from yesterday's problem noted in the explanation.
Man Killed by Street Car at 10th and State Streets
Melanchon Alford 87 of 1925 Peach Street died after being struck by a southbound trolley at 10th and State streets. He suffered a fractured skull and died Sunday afternoon at Hamet hospital. Coroner D.8 Hanley will hold an inquest at 7:20 p.m. tonight. Alford was walking east on the south crosswalk when hit.
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RID
Melanchon Alford
Peach Street
10Th
State Streets
Hamet Hospital
Hanley
Alford
Walte
10Th and
W. 26Th
Clymer Bank Plan Amid Local Gossip and Historic Boat Races
Twenty years ago residents of Clymer moved to form a state bank to be named Clymer State Bank with Frank A. Robbins noted in local chatter. The Titusville area hosted Corry baseball. nurses at Gorry hospital hosted a carnival that raised 2385 dollars and a look back at early Thames boat races in 1775 and 1811 provides a historical contrast to local life.
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Clymer
The
James Doggett
Thames
Raleigh Gardens
United States
Knickerbocker
New York
Long Island
Second Arrest for Burglaries Recovers Auto Shop Goods
Kane July 15 The second arrest in a series of minor burglaries was made by Private J D Kelly of the Pennsylvania State Constabulary. Edward MacDowell of Greaves Street was charged with stealing automobile accessories from Ray Chain store and Dave Jacobs Auto Wrecking. He pleaded guilty and settled out of court after arraignment before Justice Emile Stenger. The case stemmed from a confession by William Fox, jailed in Smethport awaiting October court, as police continue the investigation and promise more arrests to curb the gang’s activities.
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MacDowell
William Fox
Smethport
Sn Re
Greatness in Office and the Path to It
The piece reflects on public service as a worthy career. It contrasts earning qualification through exams with being chosen by voters, as discussed in Woman's Home Companion. It emphasizes duty, public trust, and the honor of serving under democratic processes.
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Uncle Sam
Womman
Explosion on Corry lease causes public alarm near Grand Valley
An abandoned gasoline tank on a Corry lease owned by Laurie and Hawkins exploded near Grand Valley Sunday night. The blast shook homes on Goodwill Hill and 200 feet from the Spinks residence, waking residents for miles. no injuries or missing persons were reported.
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Laurie and Hawkins
Corry
Grand Valley
Titusville Herald
Goodwill Hill
C. L. ‘Spinks
Spinks
Spinks Nome and On the Lease Owned By Laurie and Hawkins
Corey
Herald
Rudolf Schildkraut Dies After Illness at Home
Actor Rudolf Schildkraut, a veteran in motion pictures, died at his Los Angeles home after a brief heart illness. He had recently left a project at the R I studio due to illness. Born in Foszani Italy in 1865, he later became a Romanian citizen and finally an American citizen last year.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Rudolph Schildkraut
Cecil Reynolds
Schildktraut
R. I. Studio
Foscani
Italy
Roumania
Harold Besson and Josephine Lester Wed in Clymer Ceremony
Harold Besson son of Mr and Mrs George Besson married Miss Josephine Lester daughter of Charles Lessex at Clymer on Saturday at 8 20 pm pastor Rev Vi V Oviatt presided. The couple will reside at 117 West Washington street after July 20 following a motor trip.
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Harold Besson
George Heston
Josephine Lester
Charles Lessex
East Church Street
Clymer
Vi V. Oviatt
George Besson
Women’s Day to Feature Red Wing Flyers in Circus
The Reba Frets troupe plans an aerial circus in Warren with an all female audience night. NYC visitors will return to open the local engagement later in the week. The Corry event next Saturday will showcase airplane lights for women at 25 cents. The Warren Times-Mark praises pilots Leo Murphy and Roy Ahearne as highly capable aviators visiting the city.
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Warren
New York City
Corry
Sy Sb Werren Tenors
Warren ‘Times-Mark
Leo Murphy
Roy Ahearne
Wiener Roast At The Willows Held At Harding School
The wiener roast scheduled for The Willows moved to Harding School due to rain. Children decorated the schoolroom while songs prepared by Mrs. Roy Street honored retiring president Mrs. Carl Edwards. Gifts and thanks followed as Mrs. Edwards leaves for Texas. G. R. Wood named president. picnic plans set for August 20. Highway Patrol adds two officers to three with C Greenburg joining Warren station.
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the Willows
Harding School
Roy Street
Carl Edwards
Association
Warren
Ineal Barracks
State Highway Patrol
B. C
Brady C. Greenburg
Haseen
Russell Beck
C. Lundgren
Maritime Provinces Summary Noted as Three Provinces
The text lists the Maritime Provinces of Canada and notes that the nine provinces are usually applied to New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
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New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Former Corry Girl Married in Philadelphia Brother in Kokomo
Mr and Mrs H Weiss of Steadtville formerly Corry announce the marriage of their daughter Fann to Ben B Kramer of Philadelphia Pa on Saturday July 42th After a motor trip to Denver and Yellowstone National Parks they will reside in Kokomo and Cory friends extend congratulations to the former Corry girl.
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H. Weiss
Steadville
Corry
Fann
Ben B. Kramer
Philadelphia
Denver
Yellowstone National Parks
Kokomo
Cory
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Fred Kimball, Inc
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Chinggo Chamber of Com
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Ly. Corry
A. M
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank A. Robbins
Titusville
Titusgille Herald
Gorry Hospital
Mae Wightman
West Penn Hospital
Nevin R. Dickson
Rebecca MacKenzie
Oil City
Gelastia MacKenzie
Second Avenue
Manley
W. Church Street
Robert
Walter
Chautauqua
Mary Bligen Plimkett
Erie
Boyd ‘Tozer
Kane Police
Corry Men
Model Dairy CO
RED Wing
Harding Home and School Association
Andrew 1. Beers
Walton, N
Frances Beers
Gordon
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