International Metal Products builds evaporative coolers in Phoenix
The International Metal Products Company at 500 South 15th Street majors in evaporative coolers with 97,000 square feet of space and a $1,000,000 investment. Since 1939 it makes over 40,000 coolers yearly in 23 models, employing about 250 at peak and about $50,000 monthly payroll. The firm also produces roof ventilators, coffin liners, and wall ties with national distribution in the Southwest and beyond.
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Phoenix
International Metal Products Company
South 15Th Street
Southern Pacific
Adam
Gust Goettl
International
Southwest
Funk and Wagnalls style 20 volume encyclopedia review
A critical look at Unicorn Publishers New Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia based on the old standard, illustrated with maps and photos, praising its factual up-to-date content and accessibility for high school and college readers. It notes Roel Wolfson among staff and highlights the companion novel Silverlock by John Myers Myers, lauding its philosophical depth and literary craft.
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Unicorn Publishers, Inc
New York City
Funk and Wagnalls
New Standard
Frank H. Vizetelly
Roel Wolfson
Silverlock
John Myers Myers
E. P. Dutton and Company
James Branch Cabell
Jurgen
Myers Myers
John Myers
Arizona State College At
Tempe
Tombstone
Arizona
Pioneer Phoenix Resident Mrs. Goldman Dies in San Francisco
Mrs. Leo Goldman a Phoenix pioneer and wife of early merchant Leo Goldman died in San Francisco. The Goldmans arrived in 1880 and built Phoenix business in Central Jefferson area. Leo served as vice president of First National Bank of Arizona. Survived by niece Mrs. David Steiner and nephew Eugene Goldman.
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San Francisco
Leo Goldman
Phoenix
Central Avenue
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
First National Bank of Arizona
Goldman
Westward Ho
St. Luke’s Home
David Steiner
Burlingame
Calif
Eugene Goldman
CAB OKs Cross Nation Airline Link
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a pact between American and Delta to connect routes from the Southeast to the West Coast via Dallas Fort Worth with DC-6 exchange. Through service from Miami to Delta and American points in the Far West becomes possible on a single plane. The agreement stands pending action on the Southern service to the West case.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
American
Delta Airlines
West Coast
Dallas
Fort Worth
Miami
Fla
Delta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
American Airlines
Far West
Southern
West
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