Analysis of 1932 economies by Roy D Chapin
Roy D Chapin surveys 1932 economic conditions in the United States noting factory and mine closures, low manufacturing output, depressed crop prices, weak foreign trade, falling prices, debt pressures, and bank credit curbs. He highlights countervailing gains such as defense of the dollar, domestic legislation by the Seventy-Second Congress, and the US position as a leading money market and exporter.
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Roy’d. Chapin
Universal Service
Washington, D. C
United States
Beintean
Harmony Plea Made to Country by Sec Wilbur
Secretary Wilbur calls for harmony between science and democracy as the nation faces transformation through invention. Aimed at guiding public will, the speech urges embracing intellect and collective effort to reduce friction in economy and understanding, signaling hope for better days ahead.
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Sec. Wilbur
Ray Lyman Wildor
Washington, D. C
Communion Rite And Finance Notes At Local Church
Communion observance is announced for the morning service at Light and Park Presbyterian Church led by Dr. Baxter Greer. An Intermediate Department program is set for county term at 3 p.m., with Greer keeping a 4 p.m. engagement in Boldtville. The page also includes light ads and a lengthy economic commentary noting wholesale price stability and optimistic views on employment, productivity, and domestic markets amid postwar adjustments.
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Baxter Greer
Light and Park Presbyterian Church
Greer
Boldtville
First Signs of Recovery in U.S. Economy
New York reports the first hopeful signs of recovery in 1932 as fall gains exceed seasonal norms and October production climbs while July declines widen the gap. Power use and freight loadings rebound. commodities remain weak with overproduction pressing prices. autos, rails, steel falter, exporters face tariff and currency headwinds.
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Leslie Gould J
New York
United States
Finance Revival Slated at Central Christian Church
Prof Hanna, minister of finance from Enid Oklahoma, will lead a stewardship revival for the Central Christian Church in January. The event was announced last Saturday. Mr Hans Weta is noted for successful church financial campaigns across the brotherhood and will address the congregation at the annual meeting in January.
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Hanna
Menance
Enid
Oklo
Hans We Ta
Jane Mary
Alamo City Business College Opens New Session
The Alamo City Business College in the Nickey building San Antonio announces a new term opening January 2. The college offers year round sessions with night and day classes covering all business subjects and aims to provide practical education for daily duties and responsibilities.
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Business School
Mfe
Alamo City Business College
Nicky
San Antonio
Schools Keep. Good Record
The National Education Association reported that American schools maintained efficiency and service to children in 1932 despite drastic budget cuts. Across communities, educational opportunity was threatened and some localities faced deeper cuts than other public enterprises. Teachers faced reduced incomes and heavier workloads, yet schools remained the brightest spots. Mississippi noted keeping programs after adopting a state sales tax balanced the budget.
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Washington, D. C
National Education Association
Mississippi
Bishop Stamm to Preach at First Evangelical Jan 8
Bishop John Stamm, head of the church's southwestern area, will preach at the January 8 services at First Evangelical Church per Rev. F McP Bayles. The last quarterly conference session of the current year meets Friday. The annual conference opens in El Campo on January 12.
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John 8. Stamm
Evangelical Church
First Evangelical Church
F. McP. Bayles
el Campo
Oil Troubles and Greed Hold Back Oil Industry Recovery
Andrew M. Rowley argues that greed by a small number of producers is impeding recovery of the US oil and gas sector, despite widespread cooperation to stabilize supply and demand. He notes theft and overproduction beyond state allowables depress prices and hinder refiners, with storage and sales metrics showing a weak market into late 1932.
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Andrew M. Rowley
Wrenion
Yndaree News Berrien
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Great East Texas
Oklahoma City
Electric Firm Head Cheerful Outlook Heralds 1930s Upturn
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing president F. A. Merrick states in a New Year’s message that the 1932 upturn should continue despite economic stresses. He cites confidence in the banking system and government’s role, with petroleum and manufactured goods stock reductions. Gasoline use rises. oil stocks fall. oil industry losses trimmed from peak business.
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New York
F. A. Merrick
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
United States
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