WORLD PRODUCTION
AGRICULTURAL OUTPUT LOWER
INDUSTRY SHOWS INCREASE
GENEVA, September 11
World agricultural production declined by 6 per cent, in 1934-35, according to the economic survey /bf the League of Nations. ' The output of industrial and raw materials increased 6 per cent., and general industrial activity 10 per cent.
The gold value of international trade rose for the first time for six years.
Gold reserves of central,, bank* increased and are now at "least 75 per. cent, greater than in 1929.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21577, 13 September 1935, Page 13
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