Advertising and distribution shape business and culture
The article quotes Francis P. Sisson of Guaranty Trust stressing distribution over production, arguing advertising builds demand and reputations. It cites Mont Blanc visitors to illustrate the reach of advertising, and contrasts U S and Soviet views on religion, with parades and civic unrest noted. It ends with a teaser for continued coverage on page 2.
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Rancis TL. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company
Uipgrade
Str
Bisson Doment
Bolly Wertheim
Mont Blanc
Rebel takes control of Dominican government
General Natact Estrela Lrena, leader of the insurgents, seized the interior ministry today and planned to assume the presidency with the constitution. President Vasquez resigns due to ill health and is allowed to leave the country. Opposition negotiations and American mediation are credited with a peaceful transition.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Natact Estrela Lrena
Interior
Buen
Horavia Var _truet
Vasquez
Singer Is Sued by Sister for a $10,000 Cross
NAW TORR March 1 UP Frieda Hempel, noted singer, declared there was no basis for a suit filed by her sister Helese Schaper to recover a jeweled cross valued at 10,000 dollars. Schaper obtained an order yesterday to show cause on Monday why Hempel should not be enjoined from disposing of the jewelry pending trial.
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Naw Torr
Frieda Hempel
Helese Schaper
Schaper Yesterdas
Mme. Hempel
Abe
Dewelry
Druggists Fight Tobacco Tax Plan in Texas
A Texas tobacco tax plan faces opposition from the San Antonio Retailers Association as J. T. Wilkes reports a 19 percent tax proposal. The bill would require stamps on cigars and cigarette packaging, with stamps placed on products and distributed to retailers.
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Loral
Wilkes
Battle Fleet Heads to Caribbean for Combined Fleet Drills
The battle fleet led by aircraft carrier Lexington moves toward the Caribbean to join scouting forces for a combined fleet exercise, set to begin March 10 after Pacific maneuvers conclude.
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Caribbean
Canal Zone
Pacific
Lexington
Caribbean Sea
Rebel Chief Will Act as President
ANT DOMINGO March 1 UP Mon. Thafani Watrelta Grena chief of the insurgent movement will become provisional president of the Bonsiviteean republic with departure shortly from Devaiten Vasquen.
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Ant Domingo
Thafani Watrelta Grena
Will
Pervisional
Devaiten’ Vasquen
Cold Spell With Frost Slated for Alamo City
A frigid Arctic outbreak is forecast for San Antonio with subfreezing lows predicted. Forecaster AH Tarboe notes temperatures may dip to near 20 degrees Saturday night and a fresh northerly wind will intensify the cold. Western Texans could see fair but chilly conditions, with frost inland and a wind spell beginning Friday night into Sunday.
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Alamo City
Estra Llanker
San Antoniana
Wight
Northwear
Indian War Predicted by Leader Ahmadanad
Rambas India March 1 Vallabhai Patel, Mahatma Gandhi's chief lieutenant, addressed a gathering and predicted an Indian war would begin soon amid rising tensions and nationalist rhetoric.
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India
Ahmadanad
Rambas
Indi
Vallabhai Patel
Mahatam Ghandi
Lievenant
Tadas
Cotton Opening Is Steady at New Orleans
Cotton prices opened steady at New Orleans with bids across contracts. January bids were 15,000, March and May queries shown, with July and October near 15,750 and December around 15,03¢.
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Orleany
New Orleans
Mary
Weather fragment notes chilly weekend and frost risk
Stormy weather details reference Saturday and Sunday with cold highs near 42 and lows around freezing. Fresh north winds diminish by night, with frost possible in northern portions. Mentions frost risk, variable winds, and frigid conditions across several regions and times.
Murder charge filed over street protest by Weldon
Donovan J. Weldon editor of Beane Fuels faced arrest after placarded protest slogans on downtown streets against a bond issue. He and associates were charged with violating city advertising ordinances and argued the action was political persecution. The case drew ACLU backing and scrutiny of municipal orders.
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Donovan J. Weldon
Beane Fuels
W. W. McCrory
Weldon
San Antonio
Houston
St. Mary's
Convicts Escape Using Forged Passes at Leavenworth Prison
Two inmates Thomas Holden and Francis J. Keating escaped Leavenworth March 1 by forging outside passes. Each serving 21 years for robbing a mail car on a railroad train near Averston Park. They fled in September 1776 and remain at large.
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Leavenworth
Kon
Thomas Holden
Francis J. Keating
Averstron Park
Funeral Invitations Circulate From Deceased Artist
Chicago March 1. Invitations to L. A. Thiel's funeral were mailed by the deceased Fresco artist who died two days ago. The cards, bordered in black, include a brief philosophy on death and a short biography, with a line about the funeral date to be announced or via telephone.
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Chicago
L. A. Thiel
U- Herat
Whiel
Shook Admits Guilt Dies Calmly in Ohio Chair
Dr James H Shook former Ohio State University veterinary instructor confessed to murder of his student mistress Theora Mix and was executed in the electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary He calmly faced death after a final meal and last hours of reflection his body later released to his wife Helen Marple Snook amid public interest and legal refusals to intervene.
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Shook
Olin | State University
Theora Mix
Jane Tlay
Greenlare
Snook
Collmbus
Janes
Shook
Theorn Hix
Tentiary
Kis State University
Coot
de. Snook
Helen Marple Snook
Ohio Supreme Court
Tedren Supreme Court
Cooper
Candidacy Announced by Ollon Barre Warstuch
Ollon Barre Warstuch announced his candidacy for the Fourteenth congressional district seat. The event drew over 200 supporters at Heath, where Warstuch, seated after a primary win over Democrat August Mee Closkey, spoke on election integrity and his plan to return to Congress despite challenges. He accused local politicians of fraud and pledged hard work to win a larger majority, asserting he will contend again in Washington.
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Congress
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Mentoskoy
Crooken Dexar County
Dhe Beray County Commissioners Court
Hite Lever
Girl's Fine Paid by Court
EVANSTON March Miss Virginia Fling arraigned for speeding while hurrying home from Northwestern University. Justice James Corcoran paid her $2 fine from his wallet after she said she was broke. He remarked that she would not be able to pay the fine.
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Evanston
Taft Condition Updates Narrowly Quiet Through Night
Washington dispatch says Taft remained in a coma with little change in condition through the night. Doctors planned no examination until morning unless the course altered, while former chief justice stayed in the same state and showed only slight signs of awakening.
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Washington
DL Co
Ge—Willlons Freoraeil Vathwag
Mbiradanty
Han
Tivan
Brokruis
Reyernd Dasa
Nebraska College Observatory Fire At Doane College
A blaze at Doane College in Crete Nebraska destroyed the observatory building and several valuable instruments and books late last night. The transit telescope used by Col John Doane was housed there along with the school’s largest telephoto device. The fire severely damaged the structure and contents.
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Nebraska College Observatory
Crete
Doane
John Doane
Eure Yey Hoosne
Maseachnaeis
Rabbi Quits Post to Study Light Opera
Faas Rev. Abraham L Feinherz ages 28 resigns from Temple Israel after controversy at his tenure. In farewell remarks he criticizes religion as futile in light of science and says he will pursue study in light opera at a university setting.
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Abraham L. Feinherz
Temple Israel
Cash Monday for Chicago Employes
March 1 1938 Chicago city payrolls arrive with a bundle of payroll checks stamped for Monday cashout for city and county workers. Officials caution about processing delays and the impact on weekly paydays.
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Chicago
Radicals Block Truce in France
Paris reports radical groups refuse a three month political truce proposed amid France’s volatile crisis. The maneuver aims to pause disputes as authorities grapple with immediate social and economic tensions.
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France
Paris
Meech
Rne Rade Real sorialiMa Tetas
Andre Tar
Giremine Desin
Wits
Man Charged With Murder In Wounded Woman's Death
Charges allege murder and intent in the death of Mrs. Ezell after an incident in Fort Fave. Berle Bazell, husband of the wounded woman, faces charges following the shooting near Roth Brothers. Witness Leon Miller reported the events and said he saw Bazell with the couple before shots rang out. Ms Ezell died at Robert H. W. Green Hospital.
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Mra
Shirley Bazell
Ween
Court of Justice of the
Voaee Lewis
Watts Saturdas
Fort Fave
Exsell
Habeas Corpes
Tre Clead
Catwinl
Broydnas
Toth Brothers Aulo Supplies and Machine Company
North Fiores Street
Roth Brothera Place
Robert HW. Green Hospital
Ach Ing
Ezell
Pew Nee
Berle
Ken Weeks
Weel
Rot Brothers
Kate Day
Setlea
Shota
High Flying Chicks Take Plane Trip
In Brownsville Trans March 1 a shipment of 6 000 Guinea chickens was sent by plane from Fromnasite to Mexico City. The birds are intact and the journey involved a mile and a half of travel by air and ground support journals.
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Brownsvclle
Trans
Fromnasite
Mexico City
Jimet
Poem Subject of Court Litigation in North Pinnville
Fragmentary notice reports a court action involving a poem titled Thy Wreck of the Old. The document mentions Camden Nd Maen Li contentions and a defendant who purchased a right from others. It references Davis hoarse and Grete mountains, with Virginia ties to North Pinnville.
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Camden
North
Pinnville
Davis
Avery
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