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t IIUII U1IV TV UV TUI'26$ cars under the same week in 1932.Miscellaneous freight loading totaled 161,9511 cars, increase 12,591 cars above the preceding week, but j 24,889 cars tinder the corresponding I week in 1932. Loading of merchandise L. C. L. 154,976 cars, increase 2,1 F»t cars above the preceding week, but 30,367 cars below the corresponding week last year. Grain and gniio products 31,200 cars, 4,536 cars above the preceding week, and.4,093 cars above the correspondingweek last year. In the western districts alone, grain and grain products 10,039 cars, increase of 3,212 cars above the same week last year.Forest products 15,717 cars, 1,-3S0 cars above the preceding week, but 4,590 cars under the same week in 1932. Ore, 2,249 cars, decrease 231 and 732 cars. Coal 90,358 cars, increase of 3,095 car* above the preceding week, but 26,564 cars below the corresponding week in 1932. Coke 4,163 cars, decrease 131 and 1,058 car,?. Live stock 15,034 cars, Increase of 2,747 cars above the preceding week; but 1,161 cars belowthe same week last year. In the western districts alone, loading of live stock totaled 11,718 cars, decrease of 1,139 cars compared with the same week last year.All districts reported reductions in the total loading of ail commodities compared with the same week in both 1932 and 1931.JEWISH TRADE PARALYZED AT AN EARLY HOUR(Continued from Page One)pickets were posted outside the larger stores owned by Jews to take the names of persons attempting to enter.As a last-minute concession the Nazi employees' syndicate Betriebs-zellen revoked its demand that Jewish stores in Berlin pay their German employes two months’ salary in advance upon assurance by the Association of chain department stores, that salaries would be paid promptly no matter what situation arises.' In response to a further demand by the Betriebszellen, however, thousands of Jewish employes ofBerlin shops were dismissed last night.The association of Chain Department Stores recommended that all department stores throughout the country, including non-Jewish, remain closed today in order to support the government in defense ot the anti-Germ an boycott abroad.” This recommendation, however, was only partly heeded,rFlm Wnnlwnvili P.hum SUnvny ivnvp
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Apr 01, 1933
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