Knudsen predicts brief recession for GM
Washington January 6 William Knudsen president of General Motors testified that the current business recession would be short lived and that GM was planning accordingly He said a $450000000 company surplus cannot be used to keep workers employed amid 30000 layoffs He favored curtailing production over lowering prices and supported Roosevelt's proposal for ongoing industry government planning.
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Mission Society Meets at Calvary Methodist Church
The Women’s Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. M. R. Etchison’s West College Terrace home Tuesday at 12 30 p m with 37 attendees including guests Seven joined the society Devotions were led by Mrs C E Cline ritualistic services by Mrs Webb and Miss Helen Eschelberger Program chair Mrs Blentlinger led the meeting Mrs J D Hendrickson read from Publishers Column of Home Missions and Mrs George HeinleIn read a poem The Women are our Hope The book Rebuilding Rural America by Dr Dawber was reviewed first three chapters by Mrs Ransom R Lewis Miss Helen Eschelberger and Mrs E F Munshower An account of the quarterly meeting at Hagerstown was given by Mrs E H Sharpe Conference Secretary Mrs B W Meeks reported a credit of 529 62 for a box sent to Rev Harris and family in Alabama Committee reports followed concluding with God Be With You Til We Meet Again News item notes lawyers and clergymen in Britain have best life expectancy per statistics.
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Proper Timing Wins Slam in North and South Bridge
In a North South duplicate at three no trump, east west faced a tough contract. South's careful timing and card reading secured four tricks in the trump suit and precise play of spades and diamonds to reach twelve, making the slam despite defensive threats. East and West efforts could not prevent the decapping sequence.
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Newspaper Decline in 1937 US Total Lists 2084 Daily Papers
The 193B edition of N W Ayer and Sons Directory notes 2084 daily English language newspapers in the United States in 1937, a drop of 23 from the prior year, with 10629 weeklies and 359 semi-weeklies also down. It lists 1605 evening and 454 morning dailies, totals include 41600000 paid daily circulation, and 31000000 Sunday papers. The directory adds 20683 publications across the US and Caribbean, plus state county city summaries, while noting a rise in periodicals by 91. A sign-up meeting today at Walkersville High School and a Frederick district meeting are reported alongside a moon observation about the Great Wall.
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Roosevelt to Speak at 49 Dinner Events on Jackson Day
New York broadcasts list Roosevelt dinner speech from Washington with Farley introducing him at New York events and 49 dinners nationwide. Other network airings include Wagner after 9 15 pm on WMCA Intercity. Multiple radio schedules note music programs and readings through the night across WEAF WABC WOR and more.
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Pomona College Glee Club Guest Broadcast
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Miss Margaret Nelson Remsberg Receives Master of Arts
The article notes Miss Margaret Nelson Remsberg, Hood College graduate 1932, teaching in Wanamassa School Asbury Park, N J, was awarded the Master of Arts degree from Colgate University. It mentions her father Dr D E Rems and references her family and status.
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Asbury Pars. N. J
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