Radio World Fair to Feature Major Exhibits in New York
Aug 10 YORE announces a Radio Worlds Fair planned for September 14 to 18 1625 at the largest hall in the world the 268th Field Artillery Armory. Key organizer A J Herrman directs efforts with Conde Nast publishing and radio industry leaders to expand coverage and public interest across the United States and Canada.
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Clay It “Yedle
Addéttial Prositig
Genéral Puban
Ridio Worlds Fair
F. Kerr
Plaat Dune
Wade
A. J. Herrman
Printipihy
Direstor
Reje Efron
Fay North
MacMlan
Wwovidis
Madlics Square Garden
T Ty
Alnth Regiment
Hauke
Segond
Field Artilley Aumnéry
Disor “Square Garden
Radio F
Ier
Swing
Brooklyn Eagle
Carrie
Eagle
Ais
Canada
Condé Nast Publishing Ny
Radio
Radio Fair
Rogram
Trade Slowdown Reflects Harvest Struggles and Cash Shortages
Reports from farm regions describe declining collections and scarce cash as harvests press on. Stores and industrial centers show quiet May and June demand, while overall trade hints at prepay figures and wholesale activity ahead of actual purchases.
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Ition
Fragmented Trade Data Blur National Distribution
The article notes that consumer volume is best measured by large retailers like chain stores and mail order houses, not all the thousands of smaller retail outlets, so nationwide distribution is hard to estimate. It reports Texas business varying by region, cotton prospects in Northwest Texas, drought damage elsewhere, and general hopes for improved business in coming months.
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Texas
Cényal
Portfonio
West
Virginia
Kentucky
Central West
Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation of America
Lone Bandit Robs Theatre in Chicago Police hunt after theater heist
A lone bandit robbed the State Lake Theater in Chicago during a late show, taking between 10 000 and 15 000 from the ticket and office cash while 3 500 spectators watched. Police and detectives launched an intensive search as another holdup elsewhere left one suspect dead after being shot by officers. The report also notes church and road projects in Scranton Conneaut and Mt Pleasant with related construction updates.
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Chicago
State Lake
Sixty four construction projects completed in Pa highways
Sixty four highway construction jobs ended in Pennsylvania with a total of 173 miles finished by August 1. Two extra projects totaling about 6.5 miles near completion, pending contractor acceptance. Early season work set a record as officials push to finish main projects before winter. Miles opened include numerous routes across Columbia Sullivan Lycoming York Berks Schuylkill Erie Jefferson and other counties with scattered applications and route numbers listed. Harrisburg report notes deadlines and ongoing work statewide.
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State Highway Department
Columbia
Sullivan-Lycoming
Heo
Venango
Neute
Berks
York
Chester
Indiana
Jefferson
Somerset
Lycoming
Bradford
Tioga
Buntingdon
Lackawanna
Monroe
Pay Oraing
Allegheny
Beaver
Westmoreland
Ee Epistion
Washington
Erie
Crawforde
MetteKean
Sige Womeryer
Harrisburg
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Ness
Birmingham
Ala
Hera Ta
Scientista Belléva
Lone
Bandit
Robs Theatre
Scranton
St. Stanislaus Palish
Lodust Street
Conneaut Lake
East Side Road
Reensburg
Pennsvania Railroad
Mt. Pleasant Street
Keeler
Department
Nash
Studebaker Touring
Studebaker Light
Duco
Ford
Dodge Bros
Studebaker Special
Maibohn
R. M. Motor CO
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