Resignation at Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
George Gordon Crawford resigns as president with June 1 effective date. Mark L Samuel E Hawkett to succeed as president while Crawford remains a director and advisor. Announcement notes Crawford joined J and L from Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad in 1930.
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George Gordon K. Crawford
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Mark L. Samuel E Hawkett
Crawford
Jones and Laughlin
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Steel Industry Outlook Warns of Limited Recovery
B Randall of Chiara, VP Salard Seed, warns the iron ore and steel sectors may not rebound to pre downturn levels. He tells Michigan Tax Commission that steel may not return to former capacity for at least ten years as railroads cut purchases and aluminum rises in use.
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B. Randall
Chiara
Salard Seed Company
Mr. Randall
Michizan Tax Commission
Ishoeming
Liteages & A
Pencils Rise in Popularity Among Buyers
Betty Wesster notes pencils have gained popularity in recent years. Blue pencils attract buyers, with many styles appealing to a broad audience. The writer asserts people can never have too many useful items.
Chintz Handbag Styles and Homemade Salad Dressing
Discusses chintz as a popular handbag material for plain or quilted bags with various frames and deep sizes. Provides a recipe for Emergency Salad Dressing using condensed milk vinegar sugar and mustard. Includes a mayoral quip about relocating a church and schoolhouse and notes over one million corn hog contracts signed in the control program.
Do You Know That Paint Removal Methods Questioned
The article poses questions about removing paint and varnish from hands. It suggests greasing the skin before washing with soap and water. It also asks whether gasoline or alcohol removes adhesive tape more effectively from the skin.
Michigan urged fair rates to boost tourism in 1934 drive
Mr J John Pope of the Michigan Press Association joins calls to curb tourist overcharging as Michigan braces for a big travel year. A U S Commerce survey notes seven million non residents spend 274 million dollars in the state annually, urging hospitality and steady return visits. The letter closes with plans to promote Michigan as a year round resort. Drill Sergeant's exchange follows with a grim question about trigger pull and bullet trajectory.
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J. John Pope
Michigan Press Association
U. S. Department of Commerce
Michigan
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