Foreign Advertising Representatives List
A directory style notice lists John W. Cullen Company as foreign advertising representatives with Chicago New York Columbus and Detroit offices including 230 North Michigan Ave 501 Fifth Ave 40 South Third St and the General Motors Building details.
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Budapest doctors claim humans far short in taste buds
Budapest researchers report humans have about 3 000 taste buds while cows hold 15 000 and antelopes 50 000, with taste located at different tongue regions for sweet salty sour and bitter. They say warm coffee dulls sweetness and suggest human taste is regressive says Dr Harold Tangl.
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Budapest
Harold Tangl
University of Budapest
Democracy in Norway and royal ties at the World Fair
A reader notes that Norway Sweden and Denmark show strong democratic traits for constitutional monarchies. Crown Prince Olav of Norway tours New York with a guard of honor including old schoolmates and a skiing companion. The writer praises Norwegian influence and the royal couple's apparent grasp of democracy during their visit to America and the World Fair.
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
New York City
Crown Prince
Olav
America
Olay
Martha
Romania seeks partial war debt payments to United States
A war debt feeler from Romania signals a plan to begin part payments on its $59 million funded debt to America and pay private U.S. bond holders. Under the Johnson Act, Romania faces credit restrictions while arrears totaling about $10 million remain. Hungary has resumed small payments, and Finland maintains regular remittances.
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Rumania
United States
Europe
Carol
Romania
America
Hungary
Finland
Byrd Defends Fiscal Prudence Against New Deal Critics
Senator Byrd of Virginia responds to President Roosevelt’s broadside against economic critics, arguing that voting to safeguard the treasury is sensible. He says conservatives like himself are level heads who insist on economic laws being followed and warn against wasteful projects.
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Roosevelt
Byrd
Virginia
Senator Byrd
America
Auto brake adapted for railroad cars proposed
A new brake transfers the automobile design to streamliner railcars. The system uses an air cooled disc or drum mounted inside the wheel with a non contact shoe to stop quickly and smoothly, reducing flat wheels and heat buildup. C L Eksergian of Budd Wheel developed the device with automatic control to prevent wheel slip.
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C. L. Eksergian
Budd Wheel Company
Boys Twins Show Divergent Upbringing Effects on Learning
New York twins John and Jim Woods, seven, illustrate how upbringing shapes behavior and schooling. Scientific John dislikes study and prefers drawing, while Jim excels and enjoys school with strong grades. Observers warn that early lab conditions may not predict long term outcomes for Amaali boys.
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John
Jim Woods
New York
Scientific
Jim
Leon Henderson Wins SEC Post Amidst White House Tug Fight
The piece chronicles Leon Hendersons rise from a critical no to a top Securities and Exchange Commission appointment. It notes White House delays, rival SEC members opposition, and Wall Street lobbying as Henderson emerges as a steady regulator trusted by figures across the spectrum.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Russell Sage Foundation
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Henderson
NRA
Supreme Court
Blue Eagle
Treasury
Roosevelt
New Deal
Tommy Corcoran
Hatton Sumners
Texas
Old Guard
House Judiciary Committee
SEC
William Douglas
Dispatch
Douglas
Jerry Frank
White House
Leon
Senate
Wall Street
Rosevelt
Mex Truitt
Barkley
Milton Katz
Landis
Justice Department
Allen MacDuffffe
New York
Lane
Capitol Hill
Ganson Purcell
Sam Clark
SES
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Anniversaries mark milestones of notable figures
Today's anniversaries list births and deaths of prominent people. Notables include Chapin A. Harris, Phebe Hanaford, Abraham Jacobi, Mary Clemmer, Philander Knox, Robert Peary, James Gordon Bennett, John Gorrie, Gordon McKay, Crazy Horse, and the Langley model 5 catapult, with events ranging from medical progress to polar exploration and aviation milestones.
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Chapin A. Harris
Baltimore
Pompey
N. Y
Phebe Ann C. Hanaford
New England
Nantucket
Mass
Abraham Jacobi
New York
Germany
Mary Clemmer
Washington
Utica
Philander CC. Knox
Pittsburgh Corporation
Brownsville
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Arctic
Cresson
James Gordon Bennett
Crazy Horse
Nebraska
Potomac
New Haven
Conn
Clifford W. Beers
Cathedral of Saint John the Divine to Shape Fair Visitors’ Visit
The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine on Morningside Heights is expected to draw many World’s Fair visitors. Under Ralph Adams Cram Gothic plans replace earlier Byzantine design while nave work finishes. services proceed in the interim with a capacity of about three thousand in the nave and ten thousand final.
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New York
Saint John the Divine
Morningside Heights
Amsterdam Avenue
The
Hudson
Ralph Adams Cram
Boston
Cram
St. John the Divine
United States
Leahy Retirement Spotlight Ties To Iowa Birthplace
Adm. William D. Leahy, retiring chief of naval operations, is linked to his Hampton Iowa birthplace while Amadeo P. Giannini of San Francisco is noted in the same era.
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William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Hampton
Iowa
Amadeo P. Giannini
San Fran
How It Began Croquet History From 17th Century Pall Mall
The piece traces croquet origins from a 17th century Pall Mall game where a pall passed through arches into croquet. It notes croquet’s outdoor development in 1830 at a French women’s sanatorium as a therapeutic exercise for convalescents. Copyright 1539 by United Feature Syndicate.
Native’s Clear Vision Draws Others in Self Reliance Day
Today favors self reliance and studious effort. The native’s unusual insight into mysteries and magnetic charm will attract people despite a reserved nature. Focus on personal growth and quiet pursuit of knowledge.
Subtle and steadfast purpose guides early life
The piece stresses the value of being steady and purposeful, noting many advantages available early on. It warns that a false sense of security could lead to fatal consequences and urges making the most of opportunities.
Elyria Stocks Nominal Quotations May 6 1939
Nominal quotations list for Elyria Savings Building trades and local firms. Entries include P. R. Smith & Company portraits of bids, deposits, and minor holdings like Ohio Electric Power 7 percent, Marion Reserve 5 percent, and various small Mort or Pd notes, reflecting a quiet market on a Saturday.
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P. R. Smith & Compan Elyria Savings
American Lace
Alimony Payers League Laments Fate Of Men
Dover report notes Dr C R Wilmer president of the National Sociological League of the Alimony Payers League of New York condemns a bill by State Rep Thomas A Kellum to tax bachelors more than 30. He claims American women look down on men and asserts men suffer under a system of slavery.
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Dover
Del
C. R. Wilmer
National Sociological League
the Alimony Payers League of New York
Thomas A. Kellum
Wilmer
Kellum
America
Bible Readings and a Moral on Money and Love
A May 5 scene juxtaposes a sermon from St Mark with a hospital visit. A Shroff named Sung, once money frozen, donates $200 to the sick poor after discovering love, while a doctor notes God can overcome human limitations.
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Jesus
China
America
Shroff
Mr. Sung
Research Aims to Improve Wood Stove Efficiency
NORTHFIELD Vermont Norwich University Bureau of Industrial Research conducts studies on slow combustion to distill wood into gas and burn under optimal conditions. Director Douglas E. Howes notes German Swedish and Swiss designs exist but may not fit American homes. He cites combustion efficiencies from 73 to 90 percent versus about 53 percent in ordinary stoves.
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Northfield
Norwich University Bureau of Industrial Research
Douglas E. Howes
Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Howes
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Robert E. Healy
Joe Kennedy
Jim Landis
Mathews
Healy
C Roy Smith
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Standard Gas and Electric
Jerome Frank
Edward Eicher
Notheing
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Charles B. Driscoll
Cisco
San Jose
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Cornell
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John T. McCutcheon
Tippacanoe Co
Ind
Edward T. Devine
Union
William E. Scripps
McNaught Syndicate,, Inc
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MR. Parker
United Feature Syndicate Inc
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U.S. Pat
Parker
Paradise
Broad Street
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the Bank
Leuns Talon
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