Three Generations of Fields in Chicago Analysis
A historical essay traces Marshall Field I creating a Chicago mercantile empire and Field Museum, Field III founding the Chicago Sun, and the wealth system fueling office growth and jobs. It notes continuous wealth creation and national impact through business, newspapers, and education. It also covers Hal Orr’s early career, war service, Paris practice, and return to Chicago.
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Chicago
Marshall Fields
Field Museum of Natural History
America
Marshall Field I
Marshall Field III
Chicago Sun
Hal Orr
Grand Canyon
Cuba
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Orr
AEF
France
Paris
Santa Claus belief spans nation in imaginary Christmas column
The piece relays Mrs. Roosevelt and Westbrook Pegler views on Santa Claus, noting widespread belief across many cities and media. It humorously links Santa to radio, editors, and a federal push, while mentioning local councils and consumer charges amid a holiday tone.
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Santa Claus
Westbrook
Kris Kringle
Santa
Westbrook Pegler
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Western Newspaper Union
Washington
National Resources Planning Board
Kansas City
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Poughkeepsie
Nyack
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Haverstraw
Chicopee Falls
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Golden Beach
Carson City
Oil City
Women’s Federation
Society of Restaurateurs
Japan
ED Wheelan
Myra
Hal
Darling
Tao
Hollywood
Sterling
ED Wielan
Lala Palooza
Rube Goldberg
Vincent
Dearie
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc
Gene Byrnes
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Yare
Pop
Mister
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Beil Byndicatg, Inc
Loteng
Noua
Pein
Hem
Lang Armstrong
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