Babson Analyzes Price Trends and Goods Availability
The article discusses how prices for food, clothing, and rent may move as full employment persists. It argues that broad price cuts are unlikely, with lower prices likely only through reduced quality, and notes that high quality garments may cost more as 1920s-era brands vanish from the market.
Wages and prices tied to supply and demand
The take home pay depends on hourly wage and hours worked. Unions push wages but cannot force consumer purchases. Government cannot curb prices now. the dollar will be weaker next year. Do not hoard. buy what you need, save, and value quality over quantity.
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New York City
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Washington
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Roosevelt
Engaged couple announced in Amherst area
Mrs Sophie Lach of 228 W Martin Ave announces the engagement of her daughter Jenny to Thomas Heinzerling son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Heinzerling of 295 N Main St The couple both graduated from Amherst High School Jenny works at Thew Shovel Company in Lorain and Heinzerling is with Cleveland Quarries in South Amherst No wedding date set.
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Sophie Lach
W. Martin Avenue
Jenny
Thomas Heinzerling
Raymond Heinzerling
N. Main Street
Amhers High School
Miss Lach
Thew Shovel Company
Lorain
Wir
Heinzerling
Amherst Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Quarries Company
South Amherst
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Cinthia Monger
Vivian Mather
Flo Darling
Ethel Pietch
Edna Rockwood
Cynthia Monger
Paula Afaegle
Beral Powers
Jule Miller
Russ Susan Monger
Peter M. Torow
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Herbert R. Watkins
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Corbett Hayes
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Jay Theodore Kirk
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Herbert W. Bradley
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Charles R. Sutliff
Leveland Avenue
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North Elyria Grange Hustlers Meeting Report
Mrs Harold Starkey opened the gathering of fourteen at the Grange hall for an all day meeting with a noontime three course dinner. The group planned a Fall bazaar and card party for October third and a June twenty first supper with committee members Mrs Harold Blake Mrs Frank Behnke Mrs Winfield Scott and Mrs Frank Provoznik.
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Winfield Scott
Frank Provoznik
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