K U Professor Talks About Business Causes of Failures
A radio talk by Professor Sternberg of the University school of business criticizes lack of knowledge of costs and prudent credit as major internal causes of business failures. He cites surveys showing many merchants do not know standard costs or their own costs, and urges study of operating expenses across trades.
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Tey Sternberg
Universiay School of Business
Sternbers
Sternberg
Wanted for Perjury in Kansas City Case
John L. Miles will follow Prosecutor Forest Hanna’s advice on arresting E. L. Lourie alias Frank, wanted by Fort Worth authorities for perjury. Texas asks for Lourie’s arrest after Kansas City police failed to seize him, as he is a key witness in the alleged plot involving Mrs Alberdina Frank and Carl B. Davis to kill him. Lourie’s perjury charge stems from a divorce in Fort Worth and claims he did not know his wife’s whereabouts.
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Kansas City
A.P
John L. Miles
Forest Hanna
E. L. Louriealias Frank
Fort Worth
Tex
Hanna
Laurie
Texas
Alberdina Frank
Carl B. Davis
Exhibition of Philadelphia architects in university display
An exhibition highlighting prominent Philadelphia members of the American Institute of Architects is on view in the department of architecture. The show features photographs and drawings, with various views and perspectives shared for public viewing.
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American Institute of Architects
Department of Architecture
Photographer beaten as divorce dispute heats Tampa case
Dudley Read, 36, a Tampa photographer, was abducted from his home by unmasked men and severely beaten. Police ordered the arrest of Read’s wife and her relatives after he filed divorce proceedings naming a man in Read’s house. The assault followed threats to drop the suit. Public exhibition of commercial and memorial buildings planned for this week.
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Tampa
Fla
Dudley Read
Carter
Read
John Kelly
Hime at City Hall Clinic for expectant mothers planned
A clinic for expectant mothers will be held at City Hall tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. In New York, March 9 AP reports Sebastian S. Kresge, ten cent store owner, and his wife Dora Mercer Kresge facing imperial difficulties tied to stock issues.
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City Hall
Kresges
New York
Sebastian S. Kresge
Dora Mercer “Kresge
Speeding Charge Hearing Falters in Local Court
A court adjourned yesterday as Lawrence Thompson faced a speeding arrest matter. The couple involved conferred with a justice and then sought their pastor, signaling a pause in the case as a hearing progresses.
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Lawrence Thompson
Speeding Charge Set For East Thirteenth Street
A man was charged with speeding on East Thirteenth Street and will appear before the city court tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
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Ed Lastight
Egg Laying Record Reported by Mrs J W Hole
A White Leghorn hen named by Mrs J W Hole laid a remarkably large egg described as seven and a half inches in circumference, drawing astonishment for the unusual size and prompting remarks on poultry feats of the era.
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J. Wi Hole
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Brinksman’s Bakery
Will
Lawrence
Jf Wlass
Kansas
Heradteba
C. Penney Company
Wation
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Roy Lawrence Market
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Merchants National Bank
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