Business is Business
Tells of Nicholas M. Scheneck, and his brother Joe and the story of their careers, business interests, etc. Came from a poor family of seven, and started …
April 30, 1932
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Emergency Lunches
Tells of the special relief service that is being extended to the needy school children. They are given lunches free every day. Thirty-five thousand free …
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Character sketch of a radio announcer, and some of his traits, habits, likes and dislikes. He is a big money man and his weekly income averages about five …
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