Advertising's Benefits In A Geo Medium
The piece extols printed advertising in a regional medium, noting it reaches not only prospects but many others including employers and workers. It argues ads boost business, raise a firm's standing, and uplift employee morale, comparing effects to ripples from a dropped stone.
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ZY Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hintos
W. Randolph Norton
Associated Press
Katz Agency
New York
Chicago
Detronl
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Auania
Dallas
W.va
Beckley Faces Tax Dilemma and Revenue Gap
Beckley leaders warn current property taxes yield 37 500 annually though officials say 60 000 is needed for basic services and improvements. State law restricts special levies. even if allowed, extra funds would cover only 18 000 to 20 000. The city must find additional revenue or cut aims, with a conservatively needed 175 000 budget next year.
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Beckley
Bryn
Prince Street
Lown
Common Man Myth and Capitalism Rethink
RANDOLPH NORTON argues that the idea of a vast "common man" class is flawed and that ownership of capital lies with millions of ordinary workers who hold shares in firms. He contends leaders and executives are hired hands serving owners and urges appreciation of capitalism as a system owned by the mass of workers and investors.
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Brother Neely
Apyth
Champiom
West
Mabscott
Joga
C. and
George Washington Carver
O.stock
Montgomery Ward
C. and . Telephone Company
Amere Gas
Appalachian Electric
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
C. and G
Appalachian
C. and P
Empire State
Ebersole Games
New River
L. C. Campbell
Kappers
L. T. Putman
Raleigh-Wyoming
ES. Pugh
Lillybrook
Dehn L. Lewis
Fred
George Tiller
John Toes
Camsmon
Soviet Russia
Panacreas won't solve basic human problems, says Akomfield
Louis Akomfield argues panaceas are illusory and that global famine, misused wealth redistribution, and strikes reveal fundamental limits of politics and economics. He urges correcting moral and ethical shortcomings, improved resource use, and recognition of natural and economic law as guiding realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Akomfield
Washington Merry-Go-Round Men’s clothing scarce due to OPA inaction
Veterans face clothing shortages as woolen mills shift to higher profit war goods. OPA headway stalls after eight months of meetings with Clothing Bureau chief Maynard pushing for regulations to force more men’s wear cloth. Small blocks the plan, citing shortages and industry profits, while hosiery regulators face similar hurdles.
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OPA
Drew Pearson
Washington
John D. Small
Smail
Producion Administration
Theodore G. Maynard
Sycatan Mills
Marnard
Clar
Small
Foymn
Telft
Caar Small
Edward Max
Schenka
Herbert Kase
Joan Small
America
Truman
New York
Dewey
Newey
Mead
Goveror
Fioretto LaGuardia
Hidale
Seyale
LaGuardia
Tom Dewey
York
Wilemeorre
GOP
Bill Donovan
Buffalo
Coolidge
OCC
Aiea
Dever-Donovan
Truman Gels
MacKenzie
Atomic proposal may ease four-power deadlock
DeWitt MacKENaib notes America's plan for international control of atomic energy and scrapping bombs could break the Big Four foreign ministers impasse in Paris as Moscow weighs compromise. He warns failure could split Europe into hostile zones, while Britain fears division may lead to further conflict. The proposal might bolster the United Nations if Paris succeeds.
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Dewitt Mackenaib
America
Moscow
Washington
United States
Russia
Byrars
Europe
Hritgh
Belvin
Labor Party
Anness
Stettin
Albania
Bevits
Yunoslevia
Romania
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Soviet Union
Baltic States
Unis
United Nations
U. N
United Nalin
Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard Baruch
Paris
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Beckiey
Monongalia County
Buc
Randolph Norton
Buller
HOUSE
Small Business Committee
Certainsor
Wileh Junot
Federal Trade Commission
Departments of Commerce and Justice
Wal C. Vlerser
Missouri
J. W. Robinson
Heny Moon
Lord W. Jal
Teer
Siam
Okla
Wiliam E. Robinson
The
New York Herald Tribune
Elizabeth Arden, Inc
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal
Trinally
Pactorent
Whon US Ag
Radio Manufacturers Association
Chicara
Ray ©. Cosgrove
Brnne Feldman
National Association of House
OPA Yee
Thee
W. Administration
Pine St
General Electric
Earl
John Gir
Lehman
World Organization
Bellers
Frou Etterprise
Democratic America
Soviet
Wmaell
Babor Upton-Leadetr
Campaiai
Thomas Jefferson
House of Representatives
Adolpho Sabath
Saath
Sudge
Sabath
Truoan
Sim
Roosevel
Tme
Senate
U.S
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