Crawford Resigns as Jones and Laughlin President
George Gordon K. Crawford steps down as president of Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp effective May 21. Samuel E Hawkett appointed to the presidency with Crawford remaining as director and executive committee member, while Crawford will advise. The change is announced without further comment on duties.
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George Gordon K. Crawford
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Samuel E Hawkett
Crawford
Jones and Laughlin
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Bessemer
Steel industry rethink echoes through Michigan panel
B Randall of Chikara, VP of Safard Steel, told the Michigan Tax Commission that the iron ore and steel sectors will not return to pre crisis levels. He warned railroads may not buy, aluminum rises in traffic, and heavy industry will shrink with fewer steel orders for years.
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B. Randall
Chikara
Safard Steel Company
Randall
Michigan Tax Commission
Arcear
Fren
Popularity grows for Betty Webster pencils in recent years
The article notes a renewed interest in Betty Webster pencils across styles and blue hues. It highlights rising popularity among buyers and suggests collectors seek diverse designs while appreciating the practical value of these pencils.
Popular handbag chintz frames for summer frocks
Chintz remains a favored handbag material suitable for plain or quilted designs. Quilted bags require no lining and feature a range of frame styles from simple to deep shapes. These bags pair well with dainty summer dresses and are affordable for all.
Paint and Varnish Removal From Hands
The article notes that paint and varnish may be removed from hands by first greasing the skin and then washing with soap and water. It adds that gasoline or alcohol will remove adhesive tape from the skin more effectively.
Emergency salad dressing and local law talk in crude notes
A quirky recipe for dressing uses condensed milk vinegar sugar and mustard with warm water to form curds and a note that the mixture keeps indefinitely. A mayor complains about moving a church and schoolhouse for saloon proximity and cites an ordinance about 300 feet. a statistic notes over 1,100,000 corn hog contracts signed in a control program.
Michigan tourism urged to curb high charges and show hospitality
In a letter from H A Montgomery Supervising Director of the State Tourist and Resort Commission, editors are urged to combat profiteering as Michigan anticipates its peak tourist year. The piece cites seven million non residents visiting yearly with $274 million spent and calls for courtesy to outsiders to ensure repeat visits.
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Michigan
U.S. Department of Commerce
State of Michigan Tourist and Resort Commission
H. A. Montgomery
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F. G. Pardee
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Lenor
William J. Scholes
SY Betty Webster
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Nesto Erickson
Lansing, Mich
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