Trained cats to upset lanterns in bank crime tale
New York investigator D Wrest of the National Association of Credit Men outlines how commercial criminals profit during depressions. He cites arson schemes and fraud where suspects stage fires or bankruptcy to shield assets, with firms often losing big sums. He notes cases across Chicago Philadelphia and Paterson as examples of organized networks and the roles of insiders.
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Ford Factory Produces 4000 Cars Daily in May Pace
Ford is sustaining full speed output at the Detroit plant with daily production near 4000 cars and trucks. May targets exceed 101,125 units, despite output from Canadian and foreign plants. On May 12 1921 a record 4092 vehicles were produced in one day, hinting at a new high for May. Approximately 43,000 workers are employed, six days weekly and three shifts per day, with legendary efficiency noted by supervisors and a multilingual team member featured.
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Charles Branscombe
Anaconda Ford
Ford Canadian
Ford Motor Company
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