World Demand in Auto Industry Seen Promising
Detroit dispatch reports Roy D Chapin president of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce offers an upbeat forecast for the industry. With a return to normal production and overseas demand, the world auto market should prosper in coming months. He notes improved highways boost vehicle use and predicts better business as Ford reenters the market. Overseas sales rise and domestic gains outpace 1926, while road expansion and lower tax burdens are cited as growth factors.
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Detroit
Mich
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Roy D. Chapin
Presigent
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Hudson Motor Company
Olds Company
Charmes Company
Hudson Company
Chapin
Sworthy
America
Congress
Chapin Bate
Conere
House
Senate
London Poet Alfred Noyes Becomes Athlete Figure
An unusual profile notes Alfred Noyes, famed British poet, shifting to athletic pursuits. The report highlights his public appearance, discussing his attire and engagement with sport as he explores an athletic role alongside his literary reputation.
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London
Alfred Noyes
Jocks
Bevel
The Fun Shop Humor and Collegiate Bits Parade
A collage of light verse and jokes from campus life including fashion notes, student caricatures, a poker tale, and student and professor quips. Notable snippets mention Richard Dick in engineering, Dorothea Brauer, Marjorie Booker, and the professor dubbed history for repeating himself, plus comic dialogue on cards and trains of thought.
Chinese factions seek peace treaty in Hankow turmoil
Subordinates of General Tang Seng Chi, who seized power in Hankow after the Hankow split, urged the Nanking nationalists to halt hostilities and start peace talks. Tang Seng Chi has evacuated his troops except for the thirtieth army guard, and he ordered the execution of a Hunan general who urged retirement, amid fear and disorder.
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Hankow
China
Tangseng- Chi
Lave
Nanking
Tang Seng-Chi
Hunan
Teng Seng-Chi
Tang
Man Charged With Holding Up Hunters in Waterbury
John H. Prime also known as John H. Bierone, 41 of West Porter Street Waterbury was held on $2,000 bonds for arraignment on highway robbery charges in City Court. Prime and two accomplices allegedly held up hunters Alex Retkowski and Joseph Kacewcz on Sunny Side Avenue, robbing them of game and guns at gunpoint as the robbers escaped in a car.
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Associated Press
John H. Prime
John H. Bierone
West Porter Street
Prime
Sunnyside Avenue
Alex Retkowski
Joseph Kacewcz
Union City
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