Tucker Topics (April 1948, engl.) - Seiten 8 und 9
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... stockholders who had gathered in the factory for their first meet ing," the Tribune reported in a story similar to wire service and special reports in hun dreds of other newspapers, news magazines, trade papers and technical magazines throughout the country. "The demonstration was the climax of one of the most unusual stockholder meetings in Chicago history. The large number of stock holders, assembled in a room bedecked with flags and bunting and entertained with mu sical recordings, asked not a single question ANOTHER world record has fallen to Tucker! More than 1,600 corporation stockholders trekked through the snow Tues day, March 9 to attend a routine stockholders' meeting in person. Some came from half across the country. One came 11,000 miles to be present at the type of annual business session which ordinarily draws written proxies and perhaps a dozen stockholder representa tives. "Tucker Auto Given Trial Before 1,600," said a Wednesday morning headline in The Chicago Tribune, "Climax of First Annual Meeting." The black type carried a column news story in which Anthony Wirry, veteran financial writer described how the "car backs up." It was a Tribune story, written several months ago, describing the new and different riding sensation experienced by that news paper's automobile ...Source:Archiv
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