Trade Spotty Aut Boom Trade Spotty Aut Boom
Economist Lewis Honey of New York University discusses mixed spotty trade reports and stock averages near October levels. He argues activity is near boom potential due to currency inflation government spending and war prep, with prospects for further gains despite labor and weather setbacks.
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Lewis Honey
New York University
New York
Pacific Coast
Market Tickets Quiet for Yale Market Tickets Quiet for Yale
Markets worldwide will close for Christmas and mostly stay shut through Saturday. Some American grain markets including the Chicago board of trade plan limited Saturday activity while the Winnipeg and Liverpool exchanges reopen after the holiday on Monday.
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New York
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Tiverpool
Atonsay
Dazzling routine photographed with ultra speed camera
A skating champion Sonja Heinze dazzles as a nine times speed camera records One in a Million, her first Star Ring Picture in production at 20th Century Fox.
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Sces
Sonja Heinze
Tweetide Centyy-Fox
Westside club officers named for 1937 and December events
The Westway club elected officers for 1937 with Hinrich as president and Pauline Neuner as president-elect along with a slate including Layce DuMenil and Ciara Jeap in key roles. Christmas parties and programs followed, featuring gifts, carols, readings, and a Christmas tree decorating, with guests listed from local clubs and organizations. The Pi Omicron society held a Christmas gathering at Miss Mary McGann’s home, while the Drama hour of the Woman's club presented songs and poems and announced a future meeting in January. The Navy Molders club planned a regular meeting at the Municipal Auditorium with officer elections, and the Typographical union held its fifth Christmas party at Hightard Park recreation center.
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Wester
Herman Mos
Whinle Ketchum
Hinrich
Pauline Neuner
Daines Ra Ranischiscel
Lettie Hopper
Brother
Westway Club
Margaret Leary
Pioneer Club
Lela May Karp
Pi Omicron Strarity Syns Hitld
Mary McGann
King William Street
Hiss
Wasserman
Harry Harri- 400
Banta Claus
Jying Room
Perry Waring
Ruth McDonald
Elizabeth Mergin
Jewell Manning
Margaret Burke
Marguerite Leroux
Susan Loxton
Mautine McFarland
Ruby Mangham
Elizabetty Marvin
Miriam Sehmids
Jessie Shane
Raith, Wasserman
Hattie Lewellyn
Katherine Creswell
Ethel Lundberg
Lula Scoggin
Josephine Verain
Nettie Kinney
Mesdaines Harrison
Folelle Smith
Mesers
Afartin
W. B. Dale
Leon Kirk
Percy Waring
Pegey Wright
Marty McCuis
MrCann
Woman's Club
James R. McCauldin
T. MM. West
Herman Hirsch
Henry J. Garkey
John W. Leg
Woman's Auxiliary
Typo
Produce Market Prices Drift Amid Mixed Supplies in Market Report
Market rundown shows cauliflow er prices steady while onions and tomatoes show mixed gains. Texas greens and apples command steady box and crate rates, with beets and broccoli listed at low per unit costs and assorted root vegetables varying by region.
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Antonia
Ture Fay
Caulifinner
Sellar
Ant Sniliach
Reniy
Texas
California
Market ends week with cautious gains ahead of Christmas
Spectator reports a half recovery from a recent five day decline with broadening trading led by steels oils motors and rails. New highs include Barnsdall Texas corp Phillips Petroleum and Figulinl while coppers lag. Prices for fruits vegetables and dairy are listed with varied values. Film comedy Two Ingredients notes RoK. O. Ra- Rio's They Wanted to Mary features Gordon Jones and Betty Fitness.
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Barnsdall
Texas Corporation
Ated Phillips Petroleum
Ra- Rio
Mary
Hes
Gordon Jones
Betty Fitness
Pytee Uney
Depression talk and policy push in wartime era prose
A fragmentary 1935 piece blends discussion of scientific genius, economic mood shifts, and German propaganda with U S policy notes. It notes depression as widespread, Nazi to mislead Germans about hunger, and laws in 16 states to adopt unemployment insurance using federal payroll tax funds.
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WGE
United States
Itter
Ermiy
Navy
Washington, DC
Gansress
First Woman to Ride Rail Line Is Dead
Yoakum mourns Mrs. A B Monk 78, buried Tuesday. She arrived when the new San Antonio Aransas Pass line opened and was its first woman passenger. Her home was the town’s third house. her son Ted Monk was Yoakum’s first birth. Surviving daughters Ike Timer California, R S Woodrame Taft, E Reeves Holston. sons Ted Yoakum, Roy Conroe, A P Monk Callifornia. sister Anna Praye Marfa. brother Tom Wiggins Conroe.
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Yoakum
A B Monk
New
San Antonio
Taft
E. Reeves
Holston
Tet Monk
Roy Moni
Conroe
A. P. Monk
Callifornia
Anna Prayte
Marfa
Tom Wiggina
Wage standards spark debate on federal versus state action
In 1938 New York discussions on minimum wages and sweatshop reforms surface. Industry leaders like Lewis H. Brown urge federal action to prevent a race to the bottom, while others argue state standards suffice. The piece cites labor, economic mobility, and textile industry shifts from New England to the South as context, questioning if wage floors alone drive plant relocation or broader efficiency and costs.
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Rueeyser
Gopgeleht
Talverist Geritee
New York
Dee
Lewis H. Brown
Johns Manguls Corporation
Igcor
Inc
Wariff
Frederick Dist
NRA
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South
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Nouth
New Eyeland
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