Advertising Team at Frey Company Spotlighted
The article profiles Frey & Company highlighting Chuck Stoneham and Pat Vernon as key figures. Stoneham is depicted as a dedicated, artful copy chief who treats advertising as an art, while Vernon is shown as humorous and perching, contrasting with Stoneham's seriousness. Ed Northcott seeks a fresh MarnGlo campaign, and Jeff Frey defends their efforts as they await Northcott's decision.
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Reagan
Ede
Frey & Company
Chuck Stoneham
Pat Vernon
Stoneham
Pat
Vernon
Etorieliani
Patee
Serch
Bae
Frey
Circus Clowns Draft New Jokes For Five Ring Spectacle
A feature on a railroad circus detailing its vast menagerie including 25 elephants and hundreds of horses, with clowns crafting new shticks to stand out amid a packed program of aerial acts and daredevil feats. The big show hits Europe on Thursday September 21 with matinee and evening performances at the proving grounds.
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Yailroad
Ffope
Proving Grounds
Marshall Named Secretary of Defense Despite Senate Hold
Washington reports President Truman signed a bill to appoint General George C. Marshall as secretary of defense though Senate confirmation is pending after Louis Johnson’s departure. A separate law allows Marshall’s tenure despite a military service ban within the last decade.
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Truman
George C. Marshell
Defense
White House
Marshall
Senate
Rmutich
Charles Ross
Louis Johnson
Torporrow
Ross
Omar N Bradley
Army
Marshel
Defense Post
Congress
Odds of quadruple births in U S noted in study
A research note states odds of women in the United States bearing quadruplets are about 650,000 to 1, with additional mention that there are roughly 3,000 islands in the Bahamas.
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United States
Conferees Near final Home Defense bill action
Washington Septi&8 P The conference committee pressed to finish a bill tightening home front defenses against Communists spies and saboteurs. A tentative accord merges senate and house provisions, with wording to be finalized by draftsmen. Key features include internment provisions, registration of Communist groups, barring Communist from federal defense work, and tougher immigration barriers. Final passage expected after Wednesday action in both houses.
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Senate House
Senate
House
McCarran
P-New
Taday
Ichange
El Dorado Announcer Dies at 49 in Arkansas
John Ruseril Gordon a safety engineer by trade and longtime high school sports announcer in El Dorado died yesterday at age 49. He served as chief safety engineer for Lion Oil Co and led regional safety efforts while broadcasting football and other events for 12 years. Survived by his wife and son Tommy, funeral at First Presbyterian Church at 5 p.m. local time. He played high school football in McAlester Oklahoma and Rend Springs Oklahoma, was allstate quarterback 1917 1920.
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National Safety Council
McAlester
Oklo
Rend Springs
Okio
Tommy
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
First Presbyterian Church
Local Hot Springs attorney cited in unclear proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes from Hot Springs describe an attorney and a deputy or official involvement, with garbled dates and names. The readable elements suggest a legal action or inquiry ongoing yesterday, but details remain fragmented and uncertain.
Arkansas Coal Production On The Rise After May
Arkansas coal production shows improvement from May onward after a weak start. Through four months, output lagged the prior year due to labor disputes and weaker demand, while the one cent severance tax revenue to the state appears tied to monthly production trends. August figures are not yet compiled but are expected to meet or exceed last year’s month.
Arkansas Flood Threat Diminishes As Rain Ends
The Little Rock weather bureau reports practically no rain across Arkansas on Sunday, ending a period of heavy rainfall. River forecasts show quick flood decline. Ouachita River floodwater has spread, with 71,887 tons total produced this year. Tonnage by month compared to 1949 and 1948 shows declines. annual production figures indicate a drop from prior years. Flood forecasts predict crest and fall in Arkadelphia and Camden areas, with stages below earlier feared levels. Weather outlook calls for partly clear skies with a few thundershowers statewide. Facts on Cleopatra’s Needle and Galileo are included.
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Revenue Department
Arkansas
Arkadelphia
Ounchit
Carden
Camden
MacArthur cites Communist aid to Korea in latest U N report
The general reported to the Security Council that Communist China supplied trained manpower to North Korea and Russia provided munitions since 1948. USSR denies wartime arms aid. Tsiang claims Manchurian divisions are in action, but U N sources dispute this. The secretary general received the report but it was not made public.
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Ake Sunsese
Bent
Douglas MacArtiur
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North Korea
China
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Korea
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Trygve Lie Thip
Jacob A. Malik
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T. F. Tsiang
Manchuela
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el Dorado
Brarart
Hot Springs
Ap Cei
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Arkansas Coal Production
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Little Hoek
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Cleopatra's Needle
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Galileo
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Bene
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Gloria
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