Babson Links Temperament to Business Cycle Shifts
Roger Babson argues the temperamental view of businessmen shifts with the cycle. He notes a current dull period due to weather, floods, strikes, and Europe, but expects a natural readjustment leading to a gradual recovery across industries including building, autos, and rubber, with equity markets rebounding in coming months.
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Roger Wis
Babson
South
New England
New
York
Europe
Ing
Dumber
Altho
Accoiatic
Akron
Youngstown
Ohio
Ansonia
Conn
Farm Bureau defense of tax free bonds sparks tariff debate
A political clash over authorizing a new issue of tax free bonds for the Farm Loan Board rouses debate. Howard of the Farm Bureau defends tax free bonds as correct while opponents urge responsibility and fair protection for farmers. Union dues in mines cited as costly to the public, highlighting economic handicaps and taxation without progress.
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Bec
Congress
Farm Loan Board
Howard
Farm Bureau Federation
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Farm Bureau
Senate
United States
Tariff Commission
Pleads Guilty in Abandonment Case
Levi Huey pleaded guilty before County Judge Edward Pearce on a charge of child abandonment. He was sentenced to pay a total fine of 208 dollars, with payments set at four dollars per week.
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Levi Huey
County Lldge
Edward Pearce
Large Crowd Witnesses Fourth Game of Eastern League
Large crowd of 450 witnessed Greenup and Marshall play at Sportsman Park. Marshall won 7 to 4 with Lefty Gunder pitching, Mathews keying Greenup with a three-base hit and Wilson driving in two runs for Marshall. Casey remains tied for first as Marshall and Casey head toward a Sunday game.
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L. Petridtshan
Casey
Wes Saeed
Paris
Es Greenup
Marshall
Sportsman Park
Inday
Lefty Gunder
Greenup
Albhiough Greenup
Wilson
War Club
Scorink
Green
Browning
Reidinger
Steppe
Litton
Freeman
Mathews
Bishop
B. Bowman
Reidingérs
Gunder
van Dyke
Ewart
Guider
Herron
Mashall
Hopwood
Ferris
Boes
Wise
Nets
Lutton
Farshall
B. Ferris
Medsker
Industry, Service Spirit Hasten Recovery Despite Slump
The Babson index shows a 2 percent weekly improvement while general business sits 18 percent below normal, reflecting cautious optimism in the service ethos and market conditions.
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Babson
Auto Collision Near Mill Creek Bridge Leaves Two Unhurt
A Sunday evening crash west of town near Mill Creek bridge involved Daugherty and Clatfelter. Daugherty’s car was demolished after losing control and overturning. both occupants escaped unharmed while Clatfelter's car sustained minor damage and Mrs Clatfelter suffered no injuries.
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Daugherty
Otto’ ‘Clattelter
Mill Creek “Bridge
Clatfelter
Decoration Day planning underway by chamber luncheon
The bi monthly chamber luncheon at Highway Cafe discussed Decoration Day plans. A tourist park addition, Vine street grading, gravel purchase from Justin Harlan, and mayoral cooperation for hauling gravel were approved. A committee of Sol Handy C A Dixon and W G Young will arrange events while health matters were left to Marshall. Secretary Bertha Car Panter noted eight prospective members for the next meeting.
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Chamber of ‘Commerce
Nefa
Marshall House
Fred B. ‘Keifer
Sol Handy
Vine Street
James O Heyworth Construction Company
Justin Harlan
C. A. Dixon
W. G. Young
Marshall
Bertha Car- Panter
City Officials to Meet With Springfield Experts Over Water Pollution
Dr L J Weir and Mayor Arthur Poorman received word that Dr R W Nauss and Assistant Sanitary Engineer Alex Van Prague Jr of Springfield will visit Marshall Friday afternoon to meet city Council and Board of Health amid pollution findings from samples at a pumping plant and other city sites.
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L. J. Weir
Arthur Poorman
R. W. Nauss
Alex van Prague, Jr
Springfield
Marshall
Board of Health
Engaged Speakers Set for Cemetery Services
Decorations Day observances planned at York cemetery Tuesday forenoon and Brick cemetery at 2 30 p m William McCarty of Rovinson to speak at York services and William P Holaday of Danville Republican candidate for Congress to speak at Brick cemetery.
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York Cemetery
Brick Cemetery
York
Wm. McCarty
Rovinson
William “P. “Holaday
Danville
Congress
Baccalaureate Address at Township High School
Rev. Clarke S. Thomas selected to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the township high school graduates. Services set for Sunday evening June 4 in the Pythian Theatre with all churches uniting. Dean Thompson of the University of Illinois to deliver the commencement address on Wednesday evening June 7. Thirty five students comprise the class.
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Clarke S. Thomas
Pythian Theatre
Dean Thompson
University of Illinois
Martinsville Plans Celebration for New Street Lights
Martinsville residents schedule a Monday night celebration to mark the completion and lighting of the streets for the first time. The note mentions payments for 2 High School Annuals and receipts from Dulaney National Bank, with limited copies contracted.
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Martinsville
Marriage Licenses in Terre Haute and Robinson Districts
James O. Dix, 21, Terre Haute, wed to Helen Garvin, 18, Terre Haute. John Stewart, 36, Robinson, to Fannie Blakely, 31, Robinson.
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James O. Dix
Terre Haute
Helen Garvin
John Stewart
Robinson Fannie Blakely
Robinson
District S S Convention in Marshall District Two
The Marshall district Sunday school convention for district two meets at Centenary United Brethren church on Sunday May 28 starting after 1 30 p m A good program is arranged and it is hoped every school in the district will be represented by Sunday school workers Mike Stare District President.
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Marshall
Centenary United Brethren Church
Mike Stare
Martinsville appoints Kilborn as principal at $750
Prof L S Kilborn accepts Martinsville school principal post for nine months with a $750 salary. The Martinsville community applauds the choice as Clark Lucan Bert Hogue Wm Campbell Fred Shaw Ed English Will Doherty and several Misses attend a private Wabash bank picnic.
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Katie Kuhlman
Terre ‘Haute
Fred Bartlett
Wabash
Perry Liston
John Arney
Kilhorn
Westfield
Amelia Grabenheimer
Attica
Ind
Hannah’ Levore
L. S. Kilborn
Martinsville
Social notes report visits and gatherings near Westfield
Twenty years ago Miss Edna Bell visited from Terre Haute for a Sunday. Mrs H M Janney and Miss Cora Heller were in Terre Haute Monday. Ada Jennings went to Caldwell Ohio to join her husband Thursday. Roy Bilston and Walter Stevens enjoyed Quaker Lane Sunday. Sammy Prevo with Mabel Cox from West Union toured Westfield Saturday and Sunday visiting Miss Ethel Prevo at Westfield College. Miss Carrin Keller hosted a small social Friday night. The afternoon club met with Mrs Mary Hamill yesterday. refreshments were served.
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Edna Bell
Terre Haute
H. M. Janney
Cora Heller
Ada Jennings
Caldwell
Ohio
Roy Bilston
Walter
Stevens
Lane
Sammy Prevo
Mabel Cox
West Union
Westfield
Ethel Prevo
Westfield College
Carrin, Keller
Mary Hamill
Ten Years Ago Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua Road Tour
George Kohl will go on the road next week as advance agent for the Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua. Mrs. James Millhouse hosted a dinner party for friends. Miss Emma Romay and Pauline Cork left for Olney to visit William Dittman. Mrs. Susan Leslie and son Charles from Indianapolis arrived for a weeks visit. Miss Ethel Hurst travels to Terre Haute for a pipe organ recital with Prof. Anderson's pupils. Mrs. M. F. Sebree of Shelburn and Mrs. Edith Jett and her daughter of Jasonville are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casteel.
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George Kohl
Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua
James Millhouse
Emma Rtmay
Pauline Cqrk
Olney
William Dittman
Susan Leslie
Charles
Indianapolis
Leslie
Ethel Hurst
Terre Haute
Farmers Need Time to Market Crops Says War Finance Chief
Eugene Meyer Jr. argues farmers face a time element gap between production and consumption. He notes marketing delays cost the nation and calls for financing and storage mechanisms to extend market windows. War and postwar shifts have forced growers and banks to bear longer carrying periods, especially for cotton, as foreign buyers alter buying patterns.
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Eugene Meyer, Jr
The
War Finance Corporation
United States
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