Employment figures show Detroit recovery gains
In Detroit nearly 4 workers per 10 in the ARO index, June 21, marks a sharp rise from two months prior. Factories near 80,000 jobs as General Motors boosts schedules while Eureka Vacuum reports profits up. Indianapolis launches a 1.4 million public works program employing 1,200 men. Hollywood-RKO orders 52 features for 1933-34 season, expanding employment across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Genéral Motors
Detroit Payor Products Company
Array Auto Body Corporation
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
US auto exports to Europe exceed North America by large margin
Commerce Department analysis of 1982 to 1992 totals shows United States exports of automotive products to Europe over the decade reached 980.55 million dollars, about 830 million more than exports to North American markets. Also notes a separate claim about kid gloves made from goat skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourope
Kia Leon
United States
Commerce Department
Automotive
Europe
Parachute trap rumor and oddities spark Iowa tale
A Baltimore parachute trap plan fails to thrill Iowa farmers as pork prices drop for three years. A Georgia centenarian wife recalls never owning an automobile. An explorer jokes cannibals dislike white men due to taste from smoke. A Chicago graduate allegedly sets a rope skipping world record of 20010. The 20th meridian west of Greenwich marks the eastern western hemispheres divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
University of Chicago
Greenwich
Counties That Lead in This State in Production
Adams leads in apple production. Berks leads in raises vats barley and pears. Bradfords leads in buckwheat hay and honey in tuber of rice lilies and many silos. Bucks leads in truck crops. Quester leads in greenhouse products including mushrooms and farm radios. Mle leads in charities grapes plums and small fruit. Franklin leads in rye. Fulton leads in clover weed. Fireene leads in sheep. Lancaster leads in corn wheat tobacco and milk production and in horses dairy cattle use of fertilizer farm automobiles telephones and electricity. Lehigh leads in potatoes. Montgomery leads in nursery products. Perry leads in Timothy seed. Somerset leads in maple products. Westmoreland leads in lime used on farms. York leads in peaches eggs strawberries and in mules swine and chickens on farms.
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Adams
Berks
Bradfords
Bucks
Quester
Mle
Franklin
Fulton
Lehigh
Montgomery
Jin
Perry
Somerset
Westmoreland
York
Marriage Licenses From Local Registry Listed Pairs
A list of marriage license applicants including Robert L. Craig with Hannah J. Fleming. George Karanovich with Mildred Nemeilovia. Josephine Albert Stadtmiller with Mary H. Walney. Joseph Stadhoni with Mary Agostinone. Kenneth W. Tanner with Selina C. Wolfe. Wilam W. Stiles with Luella Kessler. Pete Ceconi with Lena Manarella. Gourley Patterson with Jeraldine J. Garvin. Elmer H. Still with Martha Traut. Thomas W. Hanes with Helen Kerr. Paul C. McAdoo with Jane Lewis. Steve Hadress with Helen Turkovick. among others listed for various townships.
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Robert L. Craig
Parkwood
Hannah J. Fleming
Clymer
George Karanovich
Rankin
Mildred Nemeilovia
Josephine Albert Stadtmiller
Cherryhilll
Mary HW. Walney
White
Joseph Stadhoni
Latrobe
Mary Agostinone
Bradenville
Kenneth W. Tanner
Saltsburg
Selina C. Wolfe
Salisbury
Wilam W. Stiles
Cramer Luella Kessler
Cramer
Pete Ceconi
Indiana
Lena
Manarella
Blairsville
Gourley
Real Estate Transfers Chronicle List of Property Deals
Real Estate transfers show numerous deeds with buyers and sellers including Snyder to Homer City Na Won Bank for 40.08 dollars, Alexander Kelley to Homer City National Bank for 408, A G Chambers to W J Bence for 1250, Rankin to Donald Adams for 2260, Stuchell to L H W Kunkle in Homer City for RES, Farmers Bank & Trust Co to John R Lawry in Indiana for 150, Victor Yorke to Charles B et al in No Mahoning for 291, Carrie Dowdle to Leslie Chick for 400 acres in Burrell for 950, Ridenour to Indiana Lumber and Supply Ge for 780 in White, Bellini to Courmaugh B and J Association for 100 in Blairsville, Campbell to Clarence Kankle for 10000 in White.
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Air Snyder
Homer City
Na- Won Bank
Lotsin Center
Alexander Kelley
Homer City National Bank
Center
A. G. Chambers
W. J. Bence
Mahoning
John MM. Rankin
Donald Adaims
Washington
John A. Stuchell
L. H W. Kunkle
Homer Ily
Res
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
John R
Sabbath School and Stated Visits In Our Community
The bulletin notes a sabbath sermon and communion at 2:50 a.m. and lists numerous weekend visits and gatherings. Residents from Blairsville Punxsutawney New Philadelphia Indiana and Sykesville plus families such as Donahey Sandles Klrick Walker Hart Glawson and Hart are mentioned among church and social visits with relatives and shoppers in Pittsburgh and surrounding towns.
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Iiue
Clymer
We R. Donahey
Punxsutawney
Albert Sandles
Shiekville
Suniday
Jennia Sandles
Samuel Miviele
Blairsville
Carrie Klrick
Winh
GC. C. Walker
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Stegar
Willis Miter
Indiana
Homer Glawson
Eugene
Swissvale
Dean Clawson
Carrie Whrick
CW. . Hart
Derry
Jennie Sandles
Corn Sandles
Blairaville
Berk Clark
Sykesville
Mike Rilx
Martha. Cribbs
Teary Town
Charles Hart
Paul Lowman
Fern
M. A. Fulton
A. Jewell
Carl Shearer
Pittsburgh
Allen ‘Love
Vandergriff
McColl and Parks
Arry Coleman
Elder's Ridge
Poster Parks
Lenore
Mildred McCall
Glenn Coleman
Salisihore
Harry Coleman
Ann Rutledge Club
Palmer scarps home from Adrian Hospital stay
Covode C. Be Palmer, patient at Adrian Hospital for two months after a severe operation, was transported home yesterday in the Morrison ambulance. He will be confined to bed for several weeks more. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs J H Miller included Mr and Mrs Byron Gearhart and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Palmer
Adrian Hospital
Morrison
Mr. Palmer
J. H. Miller
Y Byron Gearhart
Marion Center Area Social Roundup Blossoms With Visits
A long list of local residents and visitors is noted across Marion Center and nearby towns. John Gearhirt, Jussel Gearheart, Betty Kusilz, and Betty Brilart are among those visiting relatives, with numerous trips to Scranton, Rochester Mills, Punxsutawney, and other localities. Several families, including Shaffer, Sutter, and Hart groups, share visits, dinners, and dances, highlighting the community’s busy social scene.
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John Gearhirt
Jussel Gearheart
Intima
Lwe Kusilz
Betty
Marion Center
Wlair Gaul
Betty Brilart
Mhursdiuy
Janeauney
A. Uierbaugh
Wie
Vatedllee
Mr. Baugh
Auiquippa
Duck Wline Amd
Trorlage
Joby McCormick
Henry Shaffer
Sarva Shaffer
Sindy
Vornu Shaffer
Sportsburg
Art Beck
Mirtha Snyder
Savin
Mona Strange
Auetile Cuhuigh
Boyd Hirey
Punxsutasney
Dant
Jota Ma Curnadel
Nora
Gene
Max
Iiningville
Ladomme
Lita Belo
Jer Conain
Cherias White
Melly Sutter
Yeha
Wayne Sutter
Massing
N.Y
Saoihiy
Sher
Mies Wayne Sulter
M. Butler
Laied
Dora Brauehler
Rochester Mills
Jack Stemirgay
Ben Hart
George Gatul
Ales
Carrie Bech
Willieer Shaffer
William Obr
Lisle
Jay Suler
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Rko-Radio Pictures Today
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Mike
Georgia
Ito
Mts
Cigaret
Fireene
Lancaster
Thres Thotsand
Future Farmers of America
Roosevelt
J. E. Campbell
Clarence
Kankle
CLARK
Covode
NCR Zeek
Lon
NEES
Death Valley
Mobilgas
John F. Dodge
University of Southern California
Climatic Control
Mobiloil
East & West Pennsylvania
Acuum Oil Company, Inc
Central
Pennsylvanoia Independent Oil Company, Inc
Mobitoil
Dick Thompson
Trom the Nations Style Center
Braeburn
Featuring
Freeman’s Shoes
Quality Clothes Shop
Mrs
Marcus White
Brap Brege Park
Barkley Woodward
Edward Dreiffus
C. E. Palmer
Clark Gaul
Merle
Paul Hick
Plumville
Bulyfalo
N, Y
Har Beck
George Gaul
John McCormick
Luxenberg
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