Word: distributor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...from dead. The new Ware Manufacturing Corp. has been actively engaged in development work during the past two years. Last year it marketed a small line of high-class receivers entirely representative of the Ware reputation. . . . The Ware company has the nucleus of a strong distributor organization throughout the important sections of the U. S., and is now in production on the Ware Bantam, a diminutive receiver which we will all hear a lot about in the next few months...
...making regular deliveries. This has made the consumers ready to accept such substitutes as gas, oil. Then too, imported coal has been mounting. The U. S. S. R. and Wales have been leading foreign sellers of coal to the U. S., but last fortnight Burns Bros., most potent distributor of coal in the New York area, announced it would start importing some anthracite from Germany. If Andrew J. Maloney, flanked on one side by Stone & Webster engineering skill, on the other by Morgan-Drexel financial shrewdness and potency, can lead PRC to stability of earnings, perhaps eventually to dividends...
Standard of New York. Through its subsidiary, General Petroleum Corp., Standard Oil Co. of New York is potent on the west coast, has strengthened its position through the purchase of many a small independent marketer. Last week General Pete acquired A. M. Mortensen, Inc., large distributor of San Jose, Calif. Brand name of General Pete's gasoline: Violet...
Another dividend omitted was that of Warner-Quintan Co., Texan and Mexican producer and, in the New York area, a large distributor. Last spring Warner-Quinlan's dividend was bisected but President William W. McFarland said it would be resumed by the end of the year. This time he merely said conditions would be better...
...just what these purchases will be was not divulged last week. Rumor said lumber, coal, mineral ores, petroleum. Chief weakness of Italy's war machine is her great lack of coal and petroleum in commercial quantities. It is known that the Soviet Naphtha Syndicate of Moscow, official distributor of Soviet oil, has set up a subsidiary company in Italy known as Petrolea. Observers guessed that Petrolea will be given the job of stocking the enormous oil reservoirs which Italy's army and navy are now building...