Auto Industry Sees Shift in Output Plans
Detroit June 29 The auto industry faces a potential fetal car shortage by year end as manufacturers shift plans. General Motors will produce 215,000 cars and trucks July 1 to November 1, extending output beyond July. Alfred Sloan warned of a 1932-like downturn unless demand improves, but Ward's Automotive Reports notes sales outpace production this year and suppliers are recalling workers from layoff.
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Detroit
General Motors
William S. Knudsen
Knudsen
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Board
Alfred H. Ward
Ward
Automotive Reports, Inc
Rail Heads Call for Equal Treatment of Railroads
In a June address President J Peller of the Association of American Railroads urged the industry to solve its problems by running as a business with equal treatment. He spoke at a New York convention, arguing for policy changes to stabilize transportation costs and promote national prosperity through transparent rates and productivity.
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Boston
Mass
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Enner
Loidad
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Ville
Angeles
Cali
Bensisville
New York
Wien
J. Peller
Association of American Railroads
Tala
New
You Association
Polley
Police Join in Camera Party at Amateur Studio
Detectives Luttrell White and Ernest Schaeffer used their hidden cameras during a late night session with Miss Mark Johnson, 26, at a studio run by Leonard Schirman. Thirty to thirty-two photographs were taken before the films were discovered by police, prompting a court continuance in the case and charges of an improper exhibition against Johnson, Schirman, Landfield, and others.
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Tinsi
Luttrell White
Ernest Schaeffer
Mark Johnson
White
Schaeffer
Oscar Caplan
Miss. Johnson
Leonard Schurman
Studio
Joseph Landfield
McLean to See New Baylor Building
Baylor University prepares to inspect and accept its new $17500 physical education building named for the Marrs McLean donor. President Fat M Neff announced the board trustees will review with a three member building committee including D K Martin Alva Bryan and Earl B Smyth on Tuesday.
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Baylor University
Rena Marrs
Fat. M. Neff
Marrs McLean
San Antonio
McLean
D. K. Martin
Alva Bryan
Wato
Earl B. Smyth
Dallas
Spanish Language Classes Resume in San Antonio Plan
Free conversational Spanish sessions will restart under Miss Hetty Davies. Beginners, grammar, and advanced groups meet with varied schedules across Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays Fridays. Grammar runs 1 to 1 30 a m. Advanced sessions use 9 to 10 a m and 7 30 to 9 p m.
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San Antonio
Hetty Davies
Strom
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