Industrial recovery debate underpins postwar economy
AU.S. economic policy analysis discusses the path to recovery, noting higher industrial demand as people return to work and consumption rises. It argues for prudent domestic measures, coordinated international price stability, and continued public works to bolster growth while warning against premature restrictions. The piece also links stock market behavior to internal factors and highlights London talks shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Merryle
Ruretser
Colverans Bers
New York
London
United States
Roosevelt
Upward Trend in Birmingham Iron Industry Cited
Birmingham shows renewed iron industry strength as plants reopen and construction orders rise. The slump and tron plant restarts boost output, with Nash ville Bridge company planning production and orders pouring in from Louisiana. Workers returning, shipments expected, and regional demand cited as key signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birminghas Als
Plang
Bissemer
Tat Nash~ville Bridge Company
Lieterail
Sev
Eral
Windred
Ra J. Howes
Winrager
Louisiana
Senn
Reitiy
Roland Stephir
National Council on Trade Relations Formed in New York
June 18 New York A National Council on Trade Relations is formed to promote fair practices between producers and distributors. The non profit body will cooperate with trade associations, act as a clearing house for complaints, and help implement agreements to eliminate unfair trade practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Organization of & National Council
Tonel
Lucius A. Eastman
American Arbitration Asoctaion
A. Lincoln Filene
Boston
Julius Porstmann
Pawsic Woolen
Sylvan Golshil
New York City
Nice
Chainoen
Wounenl
Business Increase Shown by Survey
New York reports show a steady rise across the economy with stronger employment, retail trade, and industrial activity. The Gurren monthly survey from International Business Machines draws on 1600 company representatives nationwide, indicating broad noninflationary expansion amid policy changes and expectations of continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juor
United States
Irbie
Gurren
International Businee Machines Corporation
Stovement Ree
Ported
Monteka
Ratsryelt
Becsie
Onake Expert Recovering After Rattler Cannibal Demo
Cannibalism and a rattlesnake feeding display drew 1000+ visitors at the Witte Memorial Museum garden. Robert Harvey, bitten seven previous times by snakes, is recovering at Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital from a lang graze while undergoing anti venom treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harvey
Doziog Bender
Rattlers
Witte Memorial Museum
New Reptile Garden
Harvey
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Dudley Kity
Mudley Jerkson
W. A. Bevan
Harvey Moses
Durio
Croudh
Mother of Peggy Takes Stand to Tell of Kidnaping
In Harnstable Massachusetts Margaret McMath testified today about her daughter's kidnapping. She described a telephone hoax in which a man claimed to be from a telephone company and instructed her to disconnect the line for ten minutes. She recalled becoming worried when Peggy missed the school bell and the child later did not arrive at class.
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Peggy
Harnstable
Mass
Dune i
Margaret McMatt Nethee
Margaret i
McMath
Razistable
Smperiol Court
Kenneth
Cyril Huck
Harved
McMath Tole
Brady Caravan To Advertise July Jubilee Tour
A Brady Caravan of 70 will tour July Jubilee advertising from Brady to multiple intermediate points. Led by Livie and Meiveere Contorraw, the caravan will travel through towns including Sinba J tan, Miso, Precericksburg, Kerryglie, nivellas, Wvsid, Del Rig, Bavara, Ray Alle goto, Hallineer, Coline and more, promoting the event with band and street promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Livie
Lin Teindy
Blas
Savi Sinba
Stocks Sweep Markets Rally Amid Broad Advances
Stocks posted broad gains as industrials led. Major names include Amalgamated, U S Steel, General Electric, American Telephone, DuPont, and Union Pacific with several up around 5 points. Call money held at 2 percent as market traders weighed dollar stabilization plans and domestic production trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapi
Sven Jipward
Sary
Neeldon
Banat Bunyant Wrone
UW. & Smelling
Casa
Western Union
Union Pacific
Ament San Tobade B
DuPont
Americun Con
Delaware & Hudson
Johne-Manville
U. S. Steel
Americaan Telephone
Allied Chemical
General Elottars
New York Central
General Electric
Anaconde
Gane
Washington
Amibuntes
Balun Steel
Tw Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
France
Hayddtementa Busines
Crise
Anslrsis
Exnorla
Soln
Midwestern Business Gains Amid Industrial Upturn
Regen progress in business and industry across the Middle West shows no interruption. Increased farm prices and higher wages lift purchasing power, boosting retail and wholesale trade as steel, electricity, and transport output rise amid Century of Progress activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
Iisinesses
Diatrick
Indus
Lelal Nora
Mie
Beverol Naliopaluate Groupa
Melons
Me Ihdutrinl Renoymy Dim
Sana USA
Ervon
Intercate
Phreshicers
Avast
Phe Chink
BiIrber
Maltaet
Ares
Cotton Market Reports Mixed Activity in New Orleans
New Orleans July market notes show active trading and price changes with gains in early sessions. Trade centers on turnover and speculation as traders react to Washington signals on price controls and margins, while documentation records specific futures for October December and January.
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New Orleans
Iafi— Collen
Imi
Liverpool
Waa Materisky Weer
Shedelier Declinas Peakes
Wasitinatan
Anduunes- Mant Ggeiing
Tamporery
Mabitizatiot Roposwle
Siage
Daler
Priosa
Ortobec
Eolerday
Wallace
Washington
Gener
Grain Market Report Shows Choppy Wheat Trade Amid Heat
Grain market notes from CHIGABO and SAN ANTONIO indicate heavy crop damage rumors and rising wheat prices on strong temperatures in the United States and Canada. Corn and oats gains cooled as prices fluctuated, while drought conditions in parts of Kansas and nearby counties prompted calls for relief aid and weaker pasture conditions.
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Chigabo
Kuneun
Weatera Kueisea
Woodin and Davis Resign Posts During Roosevelt Era
Rumors swirl around Treasury Secretary Woodin and Ambassador Norman Davis resigning in the Roosevelt administration. Disclosures by Morgan interests fueled pressure while Davis faces accusations in Congress over Havana pay scandals. Lewis Douglas named to succeed Woodin as Treasury secretary.
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Tatyeeial Srev., Inc
Washington
the Treasury
Woodin
Norman Davis
Roorevelt
Universal Bergice
Square Banking Committee
Hat
Davis
T. P. Morgan
Ab “Hugel
Ab “Hugel Oraunter
Lewis Douglas
Treasury
Temayehin
Rumons Hite
Aenele
J. P. Morgan and Company
United States
Weedin
Sais
Roosevelt
Nevis
Makit
Universal Service
Morgan
Severos
Pon Davis
Sonetess
George Holden Tinkham
Massachusetts
Balurday
State Department
Havana
Davis Denies He Will Quit as Roosevelt's Envoy
London report says Norman H. Davis, Roosevelts special European ambassador, denies resignation rumors. He departs for Southampton en route to the United States after the Geneva disarmament conference. Davis says he will not resign and plans to meet the president in Washington. He also notes meetings with Secretary Hall and World Economic Conference delegation chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Norman H. Davis
Money and Metals TANMON AKTALS and Market Notes
A jumbled note lists metal and currency pricing with scattered figures and market references. Mentions Great Britain and New York markets, various currencies, and commodities, including pounds and silver, with country and city tags, but many OCR errors obscure specifics.
Local Circles and church groups meet across city
A schedule lists Circle No 10 of First Presbyterian Ladies meeting at 339 West Woodlawn with Mrs A B Weakley and Circle 36 with Mrs W Quiver at 7 pm. Methodist Mpls meet at 2 pm. Daughters of the Nile and other groups gather at Beagle Temple and Crockett Street for 2:20 pm and 2:24 pm events. a Trinity health drive and Beethoven Auxiliary card party are planned at 3 pm and 422 Pereida respectively.
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Presbyterian Church
Iy Oelok
A. B. Weakley
West Woodlawn Avenue
W. Quiver
Sorlely
Fellowship
Kedah
Daughters of the Nile
MW O'Etock
Beetle Bulle
Order of Railway Conructoce
Alon Crockett Street
Ladies' Aid
Cleel
Freedens Dyangrlice
Charch
The
Beethoven
Bunen
Livestock Market Notes and Prices Across Regions
Regional livestock markets show a downward trend in prices for calves and cattle with mixed demand. Quotations list pounds for calves from varied suppliers, with specific figures for Mercer Nixon and other sellers. hogs, sheep, and vealers reflect overall softer pricing, while turnout and weight classes influence daily totals and reported receipts.
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Jie
Raine Heejag
Weming
Paarhei
Brunt Stahl
Fan Agtonio
Tal Veoelinnn
Neerove
Ieven
Mann
Mercer
Nixon
G.wollam
Mous Layiswurn
East RY. Louis
Callies Ftocelota
Parkers
Price Rule On White Opudg Prices Across Markets
A garbled market report notes minimal changes in most prices with one exception. Potatoes and various produce show mixed movements while several items from Luverne and Seenie regions appear in market lists. wage, freight, and commission details are unclear amid the OCR noise.
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Birdinesn
Jocal
Michel Manony
Orluik
Munday
Mara Plen
Luverne
Ems
Peleeq
Aay Babu
Tahiel Gurtety
Mulund
Aline Shiu Baniel
Valle
Larisher
Telo
Doxen
Auples
Wingaan
Aruchoken
Asparacia
Anzicais
Asooadon
Jommmer
TANIA
California
Poultry and Produce Prices and Trade Notes
A jumble of poultry and produce items and market notes from a historical page. Mentions prices, shipments, and traders, with scattered references to locations like Texas and Illinois. Contains many OCR garbles but preserves named entities such as markets, brands, and people where readable.
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Induetris Recovery Uni
Warnington
Treniaes
Askteeini A
Saayan
Mmani Coslenmy Anilen
Anya
L. A
Body 10 Guide Trade
Aransas
Aransab
Jane
Hoh
Blankmeyer
Texas
Chenneake & Ghio
Lodey
Austin
Liwelcatren
Cullen RA
Vailverelt
Penis
Ian A
Onake
Button
Enake
Brady Caravan
Midaest
Ian Nies Trogen
Gil Panremn
Eansemy
Dirk
Wyvertons Cottan
Invexhab
Cobion
Sprites
Orleans
Nena
Ate Ae
Farmere
San Antonio
San Antonio Ghain
Fort Worth
Wort Worth
Pork Werth
Erwin Mart
Abinpera
Marcel Lias Uni
Bias
Mtr
Ava
Anil
Hal Antinem
SAN Antoni Tay
Parmére
Antonin Mockel
Euav Aga Ghaty
Lg Provisa
Cinse
Bent Jenitier
Aiiel Anil
Amun
Altae
Arun Gait
Tanmon Aktals
Pondon
Raly Cannery Istamilard
Poreign Bnnhy
Lune
Great Britain
Great Hrbain
Damard
Dior
Tealy
Immand
Hetelui
Norway
Fomion
Banik
Bwltreriane
Greene Gons Penn
Dons” Broz
Paktegan
Matera
Alandarag Sania
Tae Won
Giaouend
ALOR
Hasan
Anton
Gara Regina
St. Mary's Stront
Health Department
Oon Council of Catholic Women
Aires
Inogily
Ian Friday
Joha Bod Pratitty
EIA
Heavler Welauils
Fang
Alnushter
Owentea USA
Taddner
Hadsas PY Mivestooi
Kanbas Cit
Bol
Chile
Trecalniy
Togo
Naaler
Alona
Netad Natal
Nhjaire
Ldmha Generaliy
Butler
Wai i
Erie
Tigona
Fryar Brand
Roorters
Melas
Shaniah Ghianona Cabwt
A. Building & Loan
Security Building & Loan
Roth ‘Tesas Meow Bieg
Cartirld Wang
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