Foreign Advertising Representatives Listings
Foreign advertising representatives listed for John W. Cullen Company with Chicago New York Columbus and Detroit locations appearing under General Motors Building in Detroit. The entry notes offices at 230 North Michigan Avenue Chicago 501 Fifth Avenue New York and 40 South Third Street Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroity
General Motors
Who Is Running The State Ed D Schorr Calls Graft Bill Shelf
The Ohio Republican State Chairman Ed D Schorr asks the Senate to delay the anti graft bill until he can present objections. The piece criticizes leadership, recalls Bricker era graft cases and questions whether the governor or party bosses control state government. It emphasizes accountability and public sentiment on graft.
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Ed D. Schorr
Ohio Senate
Mr. Schorr
John Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Seherr
Republican Party
Oxygen Mask Boon To Health From St Louis
Mayo Clinic physicians demonstrate a 100 percent oxygen gas mask at American Medical Association meetings. The device aids recovery in rheumatic heart disease gangrene and lockjaw by creating an oxygen rich environment that fights germs. It is used for shock post operative distention brain diagnosis headaches and various lung conditions and is already on an airline for high altitude oxygen needs.
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St. Louis
Mayo Clinic
American Medical Association
Mastodon Jawbone Flecked By Brookside Fishing Tale
Lighthearted items from Chronicle page recount an 18 year old angler near Chafee NY snagging the right lower jawbone of a mastodon, a Buffalo Museum of Science seal of authenticity cited. Other vignettes note kangaroos at Prospect Park Zoo and a London panda patting scene, with broader musings on liberty and political life.
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Chafee
X. Y
Buffalo Museum of Science
Prospect Park Zoo
New York
Brooklyn
England
Pinda
London Zoo
Trousing the South and a World’s Fair plan
In Greensboro, a columnist from New York muses on Southern growth, towel mills near Kannapolis, college journalism awards with Duke topping the list, and cautions readers about travel costs to the 1939 New York World's Fair while promising an upcoming cost report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Herbert Hitch
Atlanta
Charlotte
Chas
Kanapolis
New York
Carolinas
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Backroom politics mix with social security shifts and Maverick win
Washington notes reveal Perkins and Ickes eyed for new social security and construction posts while Colonel Pinty Harrington and Jesse Jones loom as likely heads. Elliott Roosevelt touts becoming a top newspaper voice as Townsend era reforms loom. Maverick wins San Antonio mayoralty, reshaping Texas delegation. Somoza handshake quips and Cromwell Capitol visits highlight a volatile political week.
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Washington
Perkins
Social Security
Harold Ickes
Interior Department
Zar
Miss Perkins
Ed McGrady
Labor Department
Ickes
PWA
WPA
Public Roads
Pinty” Harrington
Harry Hopkins
Jesse Jones
Federal Housing, Home Owners Loan Corporation
RFC
Arthur J Altmeyer
Social Security Board
Social Security Agency
Boake Carter
Stone Man and Bold Young Author in Curious Tales
A report recalls a charmed boy named George White who grows nearly petrified and rests on a pedestal. It profiles Louella Woodford, a 21 year old author writing her third novel, youngest Authors League of America member, plus a note on Julius Caesar and calendar reforms.
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Stone Man
George White
Easil
Pretts
Louella Woodford
The
Authors League of America
Julius Caesar
Mecca
Anniversaries and notable dates from history page
Today's anniversaries list births and deaths of notable figures from 1795 to 1938, including Johns Hopkins and several politicians, scientists, and explorers. It mentions the first American squadron sailing to Algiers, Philadelphia’s Centennial Exhibition opening, and Populist party formation, plus other mid era milestones and figures.
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Stephen Decatur
New York
Algiers
America
Grant
People’s Party of the US
Cincinnati
Rev Richeson
Boston
Senate
Pennsylvania
Alienation Of Wife’s Affections Awarded In Fremont
Ten jurors awarded $1300 to Edo ward W. Thrun, Sandusky county farmer, in a $30000 alienation of affections suit against Sidney Wineburgh, Fremont merchant. Verdict followed 90 minutes of deliberation. Thrun claimed Wineburgh caused the separation from his divorced wife Esther Bulmer Thrun in 1937.
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Fremont
Edoward W. Thrun
Sandusky County
Sidney Wineburgh
Thrun
Wineburgh
Esther Bulmer Thrun
Life or Death the Choice in Bible Readings
A Friday meditation cites John 6 63 71 and Jesus words about eternal life. It contrasts self inflicted death with spiritual life, noting the second death as disintegration of character and urging faith in Jesus for abundant life and value realignment.
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Jesus
Simon Peter
Publisher Appoints Kent State Trustee in Ohio
Governor Bricker named Albert V. Dix publisher of the Ravenna Record to the Kent State University Board of Trustees for a term ending May 17 1944. He will succeed Alma M Zinninger of Canton. Senate confirmation was assured.
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Columbus CO
Bricker
Albert V. Dix
Ravenna Record
Kent State University
Dix
Alma M Zinninger
Canton
Senate
Notable Birth Dates of Early 20th Century Law Figures
Henry B Steagall of Ozark Alabama born in Dale County Alabama 66 years ago. Dr Arthur E Bestor president of Chautauqua New York born at Dixon Illinois 60 years ago. Dr Manley G Hudson of the Harvard School of Law and judge at the Permanent Court of International Justice The Hague born at St Peters Missouri 53 years ago.
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Henry B Steagall
Ozark
Ala
Dale Co
Arthur E Bestor
Chautauqua New York
Dixon
Manley G Hudson
Harvard School of Laws
Permanent Court of International Justice
the Hague
St Peters
Minerals worth one billion mined in Rhodesia
Northern and Southern Rhodesia have produced minerals totaling about 1.0 billion dollars since European occupation. Southern Rhodesia contributed roughly 735 million, with gold at 500 million. Chrome ore output rose in recent years and some abandoned gold mines have been reopened, including the Killarney group in Filabus district.
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Bulawayo
Rhodesia
Killarney
Filabus
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the Chronicle- Telegram
Loraine
Members Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio County Printing & Publishing Company. Publishers
de Elevinden E Ee I ‘A. C, Hudnutt
J Clare George
Mail
Lorain
Plato
Charles B. Driscoll
Providence
Hugh P Flynn
Pembroke College
Mary
Flynn
North
Carolna
Duke University
Duke
Pat
John Hix
Lowella Woopforo
Bermudas
Somers Islands
Western White
Elliott Roosevelt
Advertising Club
Elliott
Carter
Shadow of
Townsendis
House
Ways and Means
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Roosevelt
White House
Maury
Maverick
Texas
Finis
Paul J Kilday
Congress
Garner
Tom Connally
Connally
Anastasio Somoza
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Edward J. Hart
Frank Hague
Nicaragua
Jimmy Cromwell
Doris Duke
Cromwell
Capitol
Philadelphia
Jim McGranery
South
University of North Carolina
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
University
Virginia
George W Whistler
Fort Wayne
Russia
Felix K. Zollikoffer
Tennessee
Maury Co
Tenn
John Gross Braward
Samuel G Blythe
Geneseo
Tom M. Girdler
Cleveland
Republic Steel
Clark Co Ind
William K Gregory
Columbia University
New York City
Bernadette E Schmitt
University of Chicago
Stroudsburg
Lady Astor
Nancy Witcher
Britains
Murador
Lord Astor
Waldorf Astor
Bramhope
A la Corrigan
Bible
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Building
Pocahontas
EGG
Schroll Coal
Aeree
Broad Street
Lake Erie
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