Advertising Essential Declares Babson Leach Mass Ad Push
Mass distribution must be powered by extensive advertising to match mass production. The piece argues advertising sustains prosperity by revealing what the public wants, urging scientific market study, and ethical truth in ads. It notes newspapers can aid by offering market data and urges ongoing vigilance against false advertising.
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Drummond Praises League General Secretary Gays A High Enco
Sir Eric Drummond, League of Nations general secretary, praises the League’s work since armistice signing. He notes progress in dispute conciliation, improvements to machinery, and the ninth Assembly’s focus on peaceful settlement, predicting the organization’s growing authority to handle future crises. Reports cite Moscow’s excitement over Rapallo Berlin accords and Russia-Germany rights issues.
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Russians Fight For Treasures Auction Sparks German Court Fight
In Berlin, a question of the right to sell property confiscated by the Soviet government surfaced as a two day auction of Len ingrad museum and palace treasures yielded about 740,000 marks. German courts granted interim injunctions to 14 Russian émigrés claiming ownership, affecting 100 items including furniture, tapestries, portraits, and Nicolas Maes Rembrandt’s Son. The court noted the property was claimed to have been forcibly taken from the original owner.
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Campbell to Fly Blue Bird Plane in Global Speed Survey
Captain Malcolm Campbell, famed British racing driver, plans a new aeroplane named Blue Bird for world surveys. He aims to reach speeds up to 250 mph while seeking a land speedway. Former Royal Air Force pilot, he may take a refresher course and an A license before solo flights. Canada leads foreign trade with the United States for the first half of 1928.
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