Russia in transition An American newspaperman Sees Russia As It is Today
St Louis Post-Dispatch reporter Raymond P. Brandt tours Russia to compare present conditions with his 1918 Hoover Food Relief Commission visit and last year. He notes American engineers citing Russia as a major market potential and cites specific plants in Nizhni Novgorod, Chelyabinsk, Verblad, Stalingrad, and Dnieprostroy with millions in American machinery and power equipment either planned or supplied, highlighting tensions over alleged dumping and industrial needs.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Raymond P. Brandt
Washington
Hoover Food Relief Commission
Central Press
Moscow
Soviet Russia
United States
Nizni-Novgorod
Harry PF. Miter
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Cleveland
Nizni
Chelyanbinsk
Siberia
John Thome
Peoria
Verblad
Leon
Margolin
Don
Stalingrad
Pish Committee
Treasury Department
Leningrad
Kharkov
Magnetogorsk
Kuznets
Miter
Germany
Chelyabinsk
Bayer Aspirin advertised for headaches and fatigue relief
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as a headache cure citing rest and easy relief. It claims safety for the heart, urges keeping tablets handy, and warns against delaying relief during illness. The piece then shifts to a separate report on Soviet use of American industrial equipment and growing trade imbalances.
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