Progress Under Democratic Leadership Shown in 1930s Data
A condensed review highlights increases in store sales and bond values, bank deposits after FDIC creation, and rising industry outputs. Data points include August 1932 to August 1936 metrics, six month permits for building valued near 610 million, and a sustained rise in railway income and General Electric orders. The report contrasts 1932 1936 figures and cites Chamber of Commerce projections for 1936.
Emphatic Vote Highlighting Florida Economic Totals
Florida economic data show gasoline consumption 110,615,398 gal in 1933 and 147,679,960 gal in 1936. bank deposits rise from 407,425,000 to 821,921,000. life insurance sales advance from 21,386,000 to 29,461,000. tourism reaches 1,750,000 in 1935. citrus 32,620,000 in 1933 and 42,800,000 in 1935. total retail sales 288,804,000 to 421,249,000. automotive sales 69,818,000 to 100,715,000.
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