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...desire is not to oppose trapping or killing of animals, but I endeavor to prevent throughout the country the torturing of animals in steel traps...
...Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. Among them were men hitherto more notable than he in steel, men such as Pres ident James A. Campbell of Youngstown, Chairman Leopold E. Block of Inland and President P. D. Block of Inland. They and their colleagues agreed upon the merger of the two corporations. A majority of their directors and stockholders must yet formally agree. If they do, as seems probable, their combined assets will be $385,000,000, their ingot capacity 4,942,000 tons yearly. Surpassing them in the U. S. will be only U. S. Steel (assets...
...Last week U. S. Steel was operating at 83% of its capacity, the others at an average of 72% -practically the same production rates as at that time last year. At the end of last March, U. S. Steel was at practically 100%, the *independents* at 87%. Expectations for this spring are the same. ±Made chiefly by his activities in public utilities at Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, Kansas City, Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis. He is a director of the Bowman-Biltmore Hotels Corp. and, when in Manhattan always stops at the Biltmore. **Another Otis partner is Joseph Oriel Eaton (president...
Bethlehem Steel Corp. (Second largest U. S. steel corporation)?$15,826,142. Previous year $20,246,167. "Unfortunately the economies in production have not resulted in a corresponding increase in the net income, because the prices of steel products have steadily declined," said President Eugene Gifford Grace...
...hundred fifty two train passengers were killed in 1926 (latest available figures). In 1906, when the travelling public was much smaller, 359 were killed. Steel coaches, which in large part have replaced wooden coaches on the major railroads, largely explain the difference.* In 1906 a train wreck meant a holocaust? passengers mangled in cars telescoped and burning. In 1926 a wreck meant simply a bad accident. Steel may twist in a crash. It does not splinter nor burn. Pioneer in equipping passenger trains with all-steel cars was the Pennsylvania Railroad. Since 1907 it has bought no wooden ones. What...