Trade With Soviet Russia Remains Key Exports Market
The article reviews US Soviet trade from 1923 to 1931, noting exports outpacing imports and Russia as a top seventh export market while ranking twenty-third as an import source. It highlights growth from 5.998 million in 1923 to 198.785 million in 1930 and a 16 percent drop to 116.8 million in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
Canada
Germany
Japan
France
China
Unio
Depot plans emerge for Corry rail station site
A 1912 note describes dye prints and preliminary drawings for a new Corry depot to be placed between Center street and First Ave, revealed as part of the Journal files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Ponneglud
Corry
Center Street
First Ave
Loveland Addresses Columbus P T A on Education Ten-Year Plan
F A Loveland of Corry and member of the State Council of Education spoke to the Columbus Parent and Teachers Association. He discussed the ten-year program for education, state school ends, and other points of interest, earning high praise from attendees.
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F. A. Loveland
Corry
State Council of Educator
Columbus Parent and Teachers Association
John J Fos
Spring Street
P. 1. A. Columbus
Mer, Lovelard
State Council
Remaria
Columbus Association
Peake Opens Law Office in Traction Building
Walter L. Peake a Knoxville attorney moves to Cart y and opens a law office in the Traction building. HL HPIA reviews Horn block fire damage while C Field plans to start a government market venture next Saturday. Len Jourdet returns to Philadelphia after a parental visit. Mr and Mrs G W Brown depart for Wisconsin as Brown retires as manager of the VU and Chaiy Company. C C Boyard returns from Warren and other places representing the American Book Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Peake
Atorney
Knoxville
Tioga Cininy
Carty
Traction
G. W. Brown
Wisconsin
Mr. Brown
Vu, & Chaiy Company
C.C Boyard
Warren
American Book Co
Unclear historical questions on dates and names
Questions ask about Union adoption of Washington completion Lee surrender date Oklahoma governor Erie bishop and a quoted proverb author. The fragment provides no definitive answers or context.
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Washington
Lake Superior
Lee
Oklahoma
Erie
Kane Knife Plant to Resume Operation
Burgess W. Albertson announces purchase of the Hellingsworth Knife Company plant. Repaired plant to start Monday with a small force, rising to about sixty workers as production begins under the Albertson company.
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Kane
Starency Aavtnook
Burgess W. Albertson
Hellingsworth Knife Company
The
Albertson’ Company
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meeting Recap
Thursday afternoon's Rebekah Helping Hand Club session drew twenty five members, focused on quill work, and planned a poverty social at the T O C hall Friday evening April 8. Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends invited with dancing cards music and lunch planned. Ella Auer led yesterday's program featuring piano duets readings and solos, with supper served by the tipstess and Mrs Garnicke Orn.
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Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Tve
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Ella Auer
L. R. "Tiffany
E.R. Johnson
Blanch Orn
Ruth Hoetes
Bobbie Marsh
Tipstesaes
Mane Garnicke
Butler Shreve Blaze In Old and King Given Church Endorsement
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a meeting at Mrs. Emily Momiray's home with devotions by Evangelistic Director Mrs. Em an Heath. Members urged support for Smedisy Butler for U S Senator and Milton Shrave for Congress with John King for State Assembly. A drive to register nonmembers for the WCTU and National Council of Women was announced along with plans for a World’s Fair exhibit room in Chicago in 1938.
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Emily Momiray
Yaterday Alter Nour
Eman Heath
Supeport
Smedisy O. Butler
United States
Nellie Wickly
Erie County
McKean
Milton W. Shrave
Couaviss
John King
National Council of Women
W. O
Union
Hulan A. Boole
Minnie Perkins
Agnes. Johnson
Emily McWirey
Johnsonburg Man Hurt in Auto Crash
Aaron Sicker of Johnsonburg is hospitalized at Erle County General after a crash on the Ridgway Johnsonburg highway near Whistletown. Two other occupants, hired workers, escaped uninjured. X rays were taken to assess injuries.
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Johnsonburg
Aaron #5
S. K. Sicker
Erle County General Hospital
Ridgway
Whistletown
Mikers
Sickey
Johnsonburg Woman Shoots Self in Despondent Tragedy
Ridgway March 19. Mrs Edna Snyder 54 of Johnsonburg died at her home after shooting herself in the mouth with a pistol. Coroner Dr. Rik County ruled the death a suicide. a daughter 20 was present in the house at the time.
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Rik County
Cahie
Mes
Ward Snyder
Secon
Philadelphia reports national employment drive totals
Philadelphia March 25 The American Legion reports 212 497 workers employed in the national employment campaign in the past 21 days. The stated goal is 1 million jobs nationwide with progress updates issued today.
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Philadegpria
American Legion
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Corry Evening Journal
Penn
Pennsylvania
State Department of Health
Emlyn Jones
Jones
Alfred Carlson
Tyler Avenue
Fife County General Hospital
Lk County
S. T. McCabe
VanAken Finneral
FA. Loveland
Columbus
P.T.A
Parent and Teachers’ Association
C. Field
D. H. Hasbrouck
First Avenue
Len Jourdet
Philadelphia
Kane Knife Plant
Reshue
Ersonal Finance
Coformerly Beneficial Loan Society
South Senter
Phone Gorry
Pal
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meeting
C. T.U
National Council
Oil City
US Cfty
Pid
Ld St. Anphoel’r. Ta
Séived Street
Frank Schlesser
Lewis Brothers Wholesale Grocery
Incery Ditry Origil
Dupage
Teobert Raynoe
Walter Dolby
Iical Corps
Salvation Army
Ethel Chase
New York
Uahuuni
Montgomery, Ward. & CO
Corry, Penn’a
North Center St
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Ter St
Citizens National
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