What’s Back Of Failures In Business
Sylvia Porter explains which retail and manufacturing sectors have the highest failure risk and which are the most stable. Infants and children's wear, men's wear, and women's ready to wear show the greatest vulnerability while equipment, meats, and drugs are steadier. The sharpest danger is the first year, with half of failures under four years old. 5-year survival odds rise. Financially, most failures concentrate in liabilities between 5 000 and 2,000 dollars and 25 000 to 100 000 dollars.
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Sylvia Porter
New York
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Bankruptcies Rise Amid Postwar Business Slump
Dun and Bradstreet reports 1920 to 1957 failures showing regional spikes in the East West North Central. In 1957 Oregon cancellations doubled reflecting lumber woes. Causes center on lack of experience and incompetence, with 41.4 percent due to inadequate management and high expenses. The casualty rate remains far below 1930 levels.
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West South Central
East South Central
North Central
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Secon
Dun & Bradstreet
Provocative News on Bankruptcies and Business Warnings
A Dun and Bradstreet explanation links bankruptcy rate to inexperience during recessions. The column warns 350,000 people start businesses yearly to ensure competence and balanced experience to avoid personal nightmares. It cites provocative news as the columnist’s stance. Also includes an erratic notice fragment about estate matters and court actions.
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Dun 2 Bradstreet
Wether
Speetubeyan
County Board of Supervisors List of Proceedings and Claims
The April meeting of the county Board of Supervisors examined numerous items including hospital funding, office supplies purchases, and road fund allocations. Officials reported approved and canceled claims, noted salaries for county staff, inspectors, and officers, and discussed a settlement acquisition and various municipal expenditures.
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Smith
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Sunervitor_ Hendereon
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Ervitor Henderson
Conia
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Insurance Hawkerehumber
Disarmament Analogy Describes Delayed Participation
A compact satire likens disarmament to a large party where nobody arrives until everyone else is present. The quip emphasizes collective hesitation and the wait for universal agreement before action.
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Fragmentary 1960s Voice Prompts Moral Debate In Capital Era
Nonsensical clipping references a newsboy, sermons on probation, a TV host accused of taking money, and a judge in St. Louis. It laments teen idleness, school buses, and “blackboard jungles” while invoking Billy Graf and a Nobel Prize.
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Tombstone
Tory
Channel 8
Billy Graf
Lady Gambler
Bam
St. Louis
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