Business leaders predict 1935 will bring progress and growth
Prominent executives including Thomas J Watson General Electric Alfred P Sloan and William Knudsen share cautious optimism for 1935. They foresee recovery faster with stable currency stronger contracts and legislative support. Industry outlook spans steel oil railroads autos and manufacturing with plans for expansion and improved conditions.
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Oisinguished
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Manchines
James FL Bell
General Mills
Gerard Snape
General Electric
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
A.W. Robertson
Westinghouse
C. Huffman
Continental Can
Albert
Lehmiat
Blaw-Knox
Ketcham
Graybar
Leeie
William
Knudsen
F. A. Merrick
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Hecht
American Bankers’ Association
United States
T.M Girdler
Republic Steel
Howard Pew
Sun Oi
Loomis
Lehigh Valley
Roy D. Chanin
Hudson Motor
Joseph Wilshire
Blanchard Brands
John J. O Brien
Stannard
Edward G. Seubert
Standard of
Indiana
Thomas ¥. Parkinson
Floyd B. Odlum
Official of NRA Gets Promotion
W. I. Penke, city counsel of the NRA litigation division in Washington, has been promoted to litigation specialist. He prepared to move his offices to Dallas and will direct NRA prosecutions in Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma with sole power to decide whether to initiate suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 1. Penvke
NRA
Washington
W.R. Smith Jr
Dallas
Brempten
Philip
Attention
Wington
Pencke
NEA
Texas
Arvansee New Mexico
Obrahoma
Appeals Justices Take Office Oaths
Two members of the Civil Appeals bench were sworn in for new terms on Thursday. Chief Justice jobs were noted for WH Bickett Jr and Associate Justice Edward W. Wee. They administered the oath to each other, with Bickett taking a two year term and Justice Smith a four year term.
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Goard
Civil Appeals
Jobs
Bickett Jr
Edward
Erras
Bickett
Ductice Smith
Japanese Officers Released From Harbors Photo Probe
In Miami on Jan, engineers Yasumiari Murakami and Yoshitane Higashi were released after being observed taking harbor photographs. Japanese Lieutenant Goramander Yas u Rio Matsuda traveled to Washington to explain circumstances that led him to photograph southern ports and U.S. Trenton in St. Petersburg harbor.
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Miami
Jan
Yasumiari Murakami
Yoshitane Higashi
Goramander
Yasu Rio Matsuda
Imperial Navy
Washington
U.S
Trenton
St. Petersburg
King of Ocean Island Taxed by British Crown Court
In the Cocos Islands, King John Clunies-Ross faces an $83,280 tax claim for 1921-22 and 1924-30. He, or rather John Sitney Clunies-Ross, ignores in court. aged 84, he rules a peaceful realm, claiming comfortable laws but missing payments. He is the fourth king in the dynasty begun by John Clunies-Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cocos Islands
Indian Ocean
King John
John
John Sitney Clunies-Ross
John I
Scotland
West Abolishes Gambling Destroys Machines and Seizes Tokens
Deputies seized token paying machines at two spots and a poker wheel plus a penny slot machine with no mint attachment. Three complaints were filed in chaos court against cafe operators John Arbuckle Gus Gillinger and R Warneke under the vagrancy statute for misdemeanor gaming. The district attorney’s office sought orders from Judge W W McCrory to destroy the machines.
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West
Tom Cook
Charles Matson
J. W. Bryant
Justice of the Peace
John F. Gallan
John Arbuckle
Warnecke
Criminal District Attorney's Office
W. W. McCrory
Sobers Report 3 Holdups Involving Taxi Bus And Transient
Three holdups were under police investigation including a taxi rider, a bus passenger, and a transient who robbed $86 in cash and clothing. Frank Holland, rode to Snake Hill after being robbed. another victim, driver R W Roach of Alamo Heights, lost $20 and a money changer. Robert Adair, registered at 419 South St Mary's, was robbed of $22, an $8 hat, $8 shoes, and $48 worth of clothes near South Frio and Mata Morales streets, found nearly unconscious by firemen and taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folce
Frank Holland
Rogers Jalreet
Souther Pacific
Seguin
Snake Hill
Holland
Pallet
Austin
R. W. Roach
Alamo Heights
Darver
Thief Fails to Get 8.4 Slot Machine in Texas
A failed attempt to steal a slot machine from A. A. Githinger’s cafe at 1421 South Flores Street left $25 and a notch taken, a chain securing the device was found half-sawed, and clothing valued at $100 and $10 cash vanished from a nearby truck. Detective Homer Tong described the effort as too arduous for the intruder.
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A. A. Githinger
South Flores
Hallmark
Baccus
Texas
R. L. Bass Sr
Alamosa Street
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Ong
E. C Forbes
Santa Barbara
California
Pasadena
Int'l
TINO
King of
Ocean Island
Sobers
NSA
Wesker
Denton County
State Treasurer of
Denton
Fort Worth
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Texas & Pacific
Inpal
Messrs, Chapman and Cutler
Chicago
Llinois
Yiels
Dallas Bank & Trust Co
Bond Department
Lee
Hour
The
Frost National Bank
San Antonio
Frost Naniox
Bann
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