Overtising Representatives Lorzenen and Co Claims Wide Network
Lorzenen and Inc lists advertising representation across major cities including New York Chicago Cincinnati Atlanta St Louis Kansas City Los Angeles and San Francisco asserting a broad national reach for clients seeking agency services. The firms offices span multiple markets to coordinate campaigns and media buying.
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Lorenzen & Inc
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St Louis
Kansas City
Los
San Francisco
War and hunger drive nations to conflict says essay
The piece argues war among nations mirrors animal aggression when starving. Feeding hungry peoples and supplying seed grain and tools could reduce tensions and prevent wars, focusing on Russia and allied states amid Europe’s tensions. It urges decisive aid to stabilize winter needs and future planting.
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Russia
America
Britain
Washington Calling By Marquis Childs
Washington confronts isolation among US servicemen overseas and reviews world events. A Philippines letter criticizes UNO, colonial plans, and rising imperialism, urging stronger American engagement and democratic meaning beyond rhetoric amid global changes. The piece stresses the risk of backsliding into new imperialism and calls for decisive policy shifts.
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Washington
Marquis Childs
Pacific
Europe
Eleanor on Russia offers pragmatic Western view
Mrs. Roosevelt suggests Russians may seem haughty due to insecurity and urges Western visitors to share convictions, be friendly, hold to beliefs, and work as Russians do. Travel observers echo the assessment as a useful approach for cross cultural encounters.
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Roosevelt
Broadway Society World’s Largest Sports Palace Planned
Louis B Mayer and brothers plan a massive sports palace for Las Vegas New Harlem between 145th and 146th Streets Seventh Ave to Lenox with Madison Square Garden ambitions. Media and show business figures, radio stations, and prominent names populate a bustling Society page item.
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Broadway
Louis B. Mayer
Jerry
Rudolph
China
Las Vegas
New
Harlem
Madison Square Garden
Seventh Ave
Lenox
Hearst
San Fancisco
Milwaukee
Collins
New York County Supreme Court
Louella Parksons
Eve
Walter Wanger
Jimmy Fidler
Fun in Washington By Frederick C. Othman
Washington editor notes Sen Langer of North Dakota pushes varied bills including a 3.75 billion dollar loan to Britain and a 3.74 billion dollar cancer research fund while quipping on agriculture in Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico The piece satirically sketches his appetite for spending and debt reduction amid committee action and public scrutiny.
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Jerome Zerbe
The
Whitney
Bertram Hartman
Frankie Carle
Margie Hughes
Carle
Meadowbrook
New Jersey
Tavern-on-the-Green
Central Park
Mitzi Green
Regan
George Joan Nathan
Galantiere
Sophocles
Seth Babits
Spencer Man Beast the Seabee
Mona Pauler
Lark
Elaseie
Rls
Dolores del Duceva
Gerry Societe
Washington
ULP
Reyes Gaddeaars
Wiliam Langer
Detrt
Beto Muu
Basoirek
Cere
Senate
Committee On Post
Sen. Langer
Amelia
Committee On Education
Sen Langer
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Agriculture Committee
Secret State cables reveal pro Axis links in Spain and Argentina
Secret State Department cables obtained after Byrnes took over reveal a pattern of cooperation between Franco's Spain, Argentina, and Nazi Germany. Highlights include Spanish support for Argentine fascists, shipments of airplane motors, and a plan to transfer funds and tech to Argentina, with Spain aiding Nazi operators across Latin America. The cables implicate British aid, faltering U.S. protests, and failed consular interventions during the war.
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Washington
Byrnes
State Department
Spain
Cordell Hutt
Edward Stettinius
Hitler
Argentina
Great Britain
Franco
Allied Blockade Committee
United States
Motors
Mrplane Motors
Avgentine War Ministry
Peron
Farrell
South America
Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Colombia
Lopez
USA
Accion Come Inade de Hispanidad
Secretari
Spruilie Braden
Rome
Germany
Wiheeds Siap
Gibratas
Thera Airlines
Ilvine
Nihe Falanga
Spanish Morocco
General Orgaz
Orgaz
State
War Departments
Jimmy Dunn
France
Melilla
The
Bell Syn
On the Record: U S View on Spain and Democracy
Dorothy Thompson argues the gravest U S interest lies in Spain under Franco. A non democratic Spain risked Soviet influence and pan American security, urging restoration of constitutional government, human rights, and a non police state Spain in the global order.
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Spain
United States
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Latin America
Bulgaria
France
Hitler
Mussolini
Soviet Union
Sain
Popular Front
Poland
Jugoslavia
Rumania
San Francisco
The
Hell Syndicate Inc
Health editor urges diphtheria vaccination to end deaths
An editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association highlights wide state variations in diphtheria death rates and urges nationwide immunization. It cites delays in treatment and undersized antitoxin doses as key death causes, urging early physician calls and large-dose antitoxin to save about 1,000 American children annually.
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Department of Health
United States
Canada
Journal of the American Medical Association
Delaware
Arkansas
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Leason
Big powers clash over UN role in world order
Back of the Headlines analyzes how Britain, the United States, and Russia diverge on UN authority. The Iranian dispute at the London Security Council exposes tensions over whether the UN should judge small nations while major powers act outside its bounds. Soviet fears of being “ganged up” echo past League dynamics and shape postwar policy.
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Britain
Russia
Tran
Great Britain
United States
Security Council
London
Singer
Sovet
UIN
Safeguerd
Rusia
General Assembly
Soviet Union
League of Nations
San Francisco
New World Organization
Davis Named Chairman Of Hunger Emergency Committee
St Louis banker and former war food administrator will chair the famine emergency committee named by Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson to mount an outreach campaign to aid the hungry abroad. Former President Herbert Hoover is honorary chairman of the group.
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Davis
St. Louis
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton Anderson
Herbert Hoover
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