Realtors See No Impending National Financial Crisis
Delegates from the National Association of Realtors in Iowa City voiced renewed confidence in the country's economic future. Talks by Frank Miller and Thomas Shallcross highlighted high building costs, housing shortages for industrial workers, and the need for bank financing. Chain store growth and licensing real estate boards were also discussed, with a push to push licensing through Ohio’s legislature.
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I National Asian of
Isas City
Canton
T. K. Harris
Frank F. Miller
New York
Harris
Miller
Thomas Shallcross
Philadelphia
Shallcross
Chain Stores Co
C. Nichols
United Cigars
Woolworth
Nichols
United Cigar
Ohio
Ld Rse
Hs Rec Baird
City Bank of McKeesport
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May Building Activity Slows Across United States
May building contracts fell 10 percent from April in the Pittsburgh and Central West districts. F. W. Dodge Co reports east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio rivers awarded $247.2 million, down from March and April totals, with public works and utilities, residential, and industrial plants shaping the outlook amid freight congestion and material price expectations.
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F. W. Dodge County
Ohio
Chicago
Central West
Te Ieee
F. W. Dodge Co
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Vic
Robbery at Bevihr Home by Band of Boys
Mrs. D. N. Evans reports she was robbed at gunpoint by a gang described as bold and small. She says the oldest boy looked under twelve, and the thieves took a pocketbook containing eight dollars. Police search Bevihr Missouri for the juvenile robbers.
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Bevihr, Mo
D. N. Evans
Rubber, tires power a prolific U S auto industry
The country now has 182 factories making 400 styles of automobiles. To supply these cars with tires requires importing 175000 to 200000 tons of rubber, with 70 percent turned into 40 million casings and an equal number of tubes.
An Artistic Bungalow and Economic Outlook
An artistic bungalow features plaster walls, a broad front porch, an open stair hall and fireplace, a practical dining area, pantry, kitchen, two private bedrooms with bath, and two more bedrooms on the second floor. The text then shifts to a Canton chamber report praising export potential, American manufacturing leadership, and international interest in U.S. products and machinery.
300 000 Workers Face Idleness in New York City
New York City could see 300000 workers unemployed within sixty days due to a railcar shortage caused by strikes. Carpenters and cement workers have been laid off, with thousands warned their jobs may end by June. Cement shortages and railroad embargoes threaten building projects and allied industries.
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New York
New York City
Edward L. Hanna
Central Federated Union
Hanna
Lke
Federation
Pennsylvania
Canton Exports Grow as World Requests Surge
The Canton chamber reports world demand for American goods with requests from Coblenz Cuba Havana and Tokyo. Officials credit the chamber list and commerce department for promoting U S products worldwide while transport and port facilities expand. Japan is noted as making notable progress in export markets.
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England
Germany
America
Chamber of Commerce
France
Canton
Belgium
Coblenz
Havana
Cuba
Tokio
Department of Commerce
Washington
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