Advertising Representatives networks listed in Chicago and New York
A brief wire report notes advertising representatives for Allen Klapp Frazier Co in Chicago at 610 N Michigan Ave and in New York at 531 Fifth Avenue. It mentions full leased wire reports from AP, IN, and UP and credits the Associated Press.
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Chicago
Allen-Klapp-Frazier CO
N. Michiean Ave
New York
Allen-Klapp-Frazier
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
United Press
Success Is Ten Percent Opportunity and Hustle
Quote attributed to Elbert Hubbard emphasizes the balance of opportunity and intelligent effort as keys to success.
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Elbert Hubbard
Marconi Sees Radio as Global Link Amid World Turmoil
Marconi speaks to a Chicago audience via Rome about radio as a channel for improving relations. William Shirer reports from Berlin that European radio fosters propaganda and national antagonism, while Marconi doubts broad international harmony will come quickly despite hopeful possibilities.
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Chicago
Rome
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
William Shirer
Cedar Rapids
Berlin
Europe
Shirer
Russia
Moscow
Italy
France
Signor Marconi
Trotzky Articles in American Press Spark Debate
The piece critiques Leon Trotzky writing for U S newspapers while exiled, noting irony that a capitalist press funds his Mexico stay. It compares his clash with Stalin, argues exiling leaders like Hoover and Landon would follow if Russian methods ruled, and reflects on free press in the United States.
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Leon Trotzky
Mrs. Roosevelt
Rex Tugwell
Calvin Coolidge
Trotzky
Mexico
Tretzky
Russia
Germany
Italy
Japan
Copetclet
Ploe
Minneapolis
the Civilization
Stalin
Herbert Hoover
Alf Landon
Wosem Lemke
Father Coughlin
United States
Legislation by Agrifwment and Railroad Retirement Reform
A tentative agreement suggests legislative action on railroad retirement taxes after a five to four court ruling. The proposed act would lower retirement taxes for railroads if supported by management and employees, potentially replacing current contested provisions.
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Manserort
Editorial on Congress and court limits in economic legislation
The Gazette critiques Congress for failing to test new economic laws for constitutionality, noting some measures pass with broad business support and labor acceptance. It cites the 1934 acts and rail and coal legislation, arguing courts may resist functional legislation driven by economic groups despite broad political backing.
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Congress
Gazette
Supreme Court
Oregon
Guffey
United Mine Workers
Senate
House
Yate
Reflections on Death Faith and Society From a 1937 Essay
A lengthy meditation compares fear of death across humans and animals and contrasts philosophical death views from Oriental and Christian perspectives. It argues a man’s dignity in facing death depends on belief, culture, and learned attitudes, urging early education to foster faith and lessen terror.
New York Day by Day Nightlife and Observations
A digest of social scenes and celebrity notes in midtown New York. The writer recalls encounters with Frederic McKay Faith Baldwin Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Bert Lahr while sharing personal anecdotes about April Love gloves gifts and a playful magicians’ trick.
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York
Ohio
Shirley
Frederic McKay
Faith Baldwin
April
Josephine
Harry Burton
Chic Ender
Charlie Farrell
Mascotte
Cedric Hardwicke
Robert Koechlin
Shopping at Maison Glass and a glimpse of Tudor City life
The piece wanders through West Forty first street life and upscale shopping. It notes a 5,000 resident cul de sac and snow making, then roams to Maison Glass near the Ritz Carlton with French delicacies and pricey items. It also mentions celebrities and a taxi anecdote, ending with a wry aside about change.
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Tudor City Enterprise
Heywood Broun
Irving
Maison Glass
Ritz Carlton
France
England
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix 1937 Linn County
On February 27, 1937, Ethelyn M. Scott was appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Cynthia Edith Grau of Linn County. All debts should be paid to the administratrix, and any claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court. Crissman, Attorney.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Cynthia Edith Grau
Linn County, Iowa District
The Mind of Man and Social Heritage in Debate
The text discusses happiness tests by Drs Burgess and Cottrell with 250 married couples and external ratings. It argues personal growth comes from sharing thoughts and feelings, and that strength determines burden capacity. It cites Emerson on burden bearing by strong versus weak people.
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Emerson
Self-Confidence Booklet by Dr. Mitchell Promoted
A newspaper advertises a new self-help booklet credited to Dr. David Mitchell, featuring ten scientifically tested rules and a self-rating chart. The item is offered without profit for readers with a 16 cent charge and a 3 cent return envelope.
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Albert Ward Ggam
David Mitchell
Albert Edward Wissam
Outsiders and couple share same happiness rating
The agreement between outsiders and the couple on happiness was striking as their ratings nearly matched. The text notes that one cannot easily hide true self from others and includes Regina Wescott Wieman’s claim that no man can be self-made.
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Regina Wescott Wieman
Man
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