All Wall St Concerns Not Without Heart
A Forbes piece discusses employer duty to seasonal workers and the burden on taxpayers. It argues firms should shoulder more responsibility for those they hire, warning against shifting costs to the public as economies shift toward permanent staffing. It condemns treating workers as temporary assets and urges steadier employer practices.
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Building Liot Bis Board Feature Sevelope Crest 10
Ambiguous text fragment references a 1937 scenario with moderate pressure and a New York run. Mentions Bick, Shores, and European names in unclear context. Unable to determine a clear event, persons, or organizations to summarize.
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U S Steel borrows $50 million from banks for building
New York February report notes United States Steel borrows fifty million dollars from banks in Chicago for notes maturing in one two and three years. The funds support construction at Carnegie Steel and Tennessee Coal and Iron additions. Directors debate new debt and corporate structure amid ongoing outlays.
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Carnegie-illmeis Steel
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co
United States
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Causes of dollar decline cited in debate
The text surveys explanations for the dollar's weakness, noting fear of monetary shocks, labor and tax policies, government interference, and rumors about non monetary causes. It argues economic malaise, unemployment, upcoming elections, and the New Deal as factors shaping the mood and policy, while assessing potential monetary expansion.
Iron and steel exports expand in 1825 to all markets
Washington February 2 exports of iron and steel rose with total shipments 8 471 92 tons valued at 222 475 in volume iron and steel up 434 percent over 1825 scrap imports totaled 4 485 81 tons valued at 3 576 51 Japan was buyer in both markets and in scrap trade small tonnages noted
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Washington
Japan
Wall Street Earnings and Coal Share Decline Discussed
Wall Street hears Best & Co. earnings around 32 cents for the year and notes for the grocery rate. Pennsylvania Coal & Co. reported a rough 28 percent decline in earnings per share last year.
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Pennsylvania Coal & Co
67 Million Bonds Offered By Appalachian Electric Power
New York Feb 24 Public offering is being made today by a syndicate of Appalachian Electric Power Company securities. The issue comprises 67 400 000 dollars of first mortgage 4 per cent bonds due 1965 and 316 600 000 per cent term bonds due 1958. Proceeds will be used to redeem notes and provide funds for new money and refinancing.
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Wednesday Weather Chart Details Regional Pressure Shifts
The weather chart notes a departing central pressure disturbance moving eastward across the Central Plains States and Southern Rocky Mountains. It records 29.63 inches over the Mississippi and Ontario regions, with 29.60 inches at Portland Oregon. Precipitation trends show rain along the East Florida Coast and Upper Lakes, with temperature drops across James Bay and the Atlantic Coast, and light to moderate precipitation in the Rocky Mountain plateau areas.
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Exchange May Eliminate Old Guard
By Leslie Gcolld in New York assembly discussion centers on reorganizing the stock exchange governance. The article lists longtime governors including Simmons and Wellington and argues for bringing in non governors to reduce old guard influence while maintaining experienced leadership during reform.
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Livestock Market Report Amid Mixed Receipts
Livestock receipts show 600 head of cattle with bids around 450 to 208 pounds, mixed offerings across cows and calves. Calves total 7 007 with steady to good demand, while sheep and lambs see 500 head and 20 pound lambs under Monday. Local market notes from Nebr show varied prices and conditions.
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Treasury balance and revenue figures for January
The Treasury reports a January 31 balance of 2,580,088.35 with miscellaneous internal revenue of 8,238.60 and customs receipts of 25,281.85.
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Japan War Disrupts Trade With China and Japan’s Economic Strain
A wartime report outlines Japan facing foreign exchange pressure and altered import patterns as war considerations affect trade with China. Bank of Japan notes adequate funds for foreign positions amid shifting demand for metals and raw materials. Japanese industry eyes international deals, including talks with Thomas J. Wars International Bus Corporation, to expand mining and manufacturing in Manchukuo.
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Douglas Suggests Local Financing
Douglas urges local financing to boost small business in Williams. He notes securities exchange commission action, stock market influence and the need for local investors in oral enterprises. Community leaders are urged to support local financing and participation in market ventures.
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Cabbage Prices Rise at City Market Oddities in OCR
Reading from a damaged page, cabbage sales at City Market show higher prices with mixed quality. Journal notes wholesale demand and varied quotations from 40 cents a sack to over $2 per 50 pounds, with several curbside buyers paying above costs for better lots.
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