More Facts On Credit Practices Are Seen As Necessary
Dr Julius Klein of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce told a National Retail Association gathering in Missouri that detailed credit facts are essential for prosperity. He cited retailers and credit bureaus as stabilizing forces amid complex economic problems, stressing accurate operation data over opinion.
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Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Commerce Department
Kanissouri
Klein
Salen
Sinlee
Senadase
Moe
Australia Faces Criticism Over Culinary Trends
The general public questions a new cuisine named “Cuisine” as it shocks Australia. Opinions drive conclusions about the venture’s soundness rather than verifiable facts, leading to uncertain direction in the business.
Retail survey to aid nationwide study on credit costs
Dr. Klein outlines a national retail credit survey in cooperation with the National Retail Credit Men's association to study cash transactions, open credit and installments. Two questionnaires will target retailers and consumers with confidential individual reports and geographic group summaries. A Baltimore pilot informs the plan ahead of a countrywide study. June 26 and July 8 junior chamber dances are noted in related items.
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Klein
Commerce Department
National
Retail Credit Men's Association
Geographic Re
Baltimore
Credit Men's Association
Next Junior Dance Scheduled On 26th
The Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce announces the next junior dance will be held on June 26 in the evening. The date was chosen after it was found impossible to locate a suitable orchestra for Wednesday evening June 20. Following the dance on Tuesday.
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Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce
Vienna Opera Star Stabbed Onstage During Performance
Jeritza, famed opera soprano, was accidentally stabbed in the arm while playing Helen in Vienna when a knife used in the production slipped. She had her arm bandaged and proceeded with the second act as medical staff tended the injury.
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Eme
Jeritza
Vienna
Menelaus
Helen
Interns
Pional
River Falling As Gauge Reads 0 Feet Today
The Tennessee river level was dropping with a gauge reading of 0 feet, indicating a continuing fall in river water. Weather reports note lower flows and potential impacts on nearby communities and river activity.
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Tennessee
Community Sing At 9th Street Church Draws Crowds
Singers from many sections gather at 7 30 oclock at the Ninth Steel Methodist Church for a community sing. Recent events have attracted large crowds and officials anticipate capacity will be tested tonight.
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Ninth Steel Methodist Church
Bonanza Chorus Set for Hartselle Concert
The Bonanza chorus will travel to Hartselle Sunday night to sing at the First Christian church.
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Hartselle
Bonanza
First Christian Church
Youth Held in Auto Theft in Giles County
Robert Met, a 16 year old from near Ilinor Hill Tennessee, was returned to Giles County to face charges for stealing Campbell Hannah's Ford roadster while the county judge attended a chautauqua in Pulaski. He was arrested by Athens officer Carl Wilson after a statewide lookout. He confessed and claimed the ignition was started with a knife. Sheriff W P Butler took him to the Giles County Capitol to await trial.
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Athens
Ala
Robert
Ilinor Hill
Tenn
Giles County
Pulaski
Campbell Hannah
Hannah
Carl Wilson
W.P. Butler
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9Th St
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Nature
American Tobacco Co
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