Advertising Agents and Editorial Policies Noted in Brief
The Daily Mail lists advertising agencies including Burks Kulpers and Mahoney Inc in New York and others in Chicago and Oklahoma. It notes editorial policy rights with The Associated Press and quotes Dr. Edger V. Allen of Mayo Clinic on business stress and health. It also reports rail freight car movement optimism and a 12.69 inch rainfall record in Burlington Kansas ending a regional drought, plus Bertrand Russell’s blueprint for peace in a current magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vias Baier National Advertising
Burks,Kulpers d& Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash
Rhodes-Raverty
Southwestern Life
Burlington
Kansas
Clean House: Unions Urged to Tackle Internal Strife
The piece argues unions must purge internal issues amid widespread strikes and fears of Communist influence. It calls for stronger leadership, possible new laws with teeth, and firm action to restore industrial peace and support national defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bayonets and labor strife at California bomber plant
The North American Aviation bomber plant in California reopened after military protection was provided, showing workers returned quickly and undermining strike support. The Army’s takeover is framed as a cautionary precedent, with officials signaling restoration to owners once tranquillity returns and opponents accusing radical labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Aviation Corporation
California
Armiy
Himois
South Amer Pullman
Goldfeld
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler skewers John Cudahy and Harold Ickes over an interview with Hitler and Nazi propaganda. Pegler calls Cudahy an amateur journalist and argues Ickes misreads public sentiment while defending press independence and skepticism toward Nazi assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
Now You Tell One Now You Tell One Through the Mill
Through the mill at Now You Tell One Now You Tell One in Iowa, a dog named Duke belonging to farmer Henry J Kotlhaas was carried through a machine with oats without injury. The report notes the government argues that a force that encourages labor can also discourage it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overmore
Iowa
Duke
Henry J. Kotlhaas
Hull
Mountaineer
Henry Haye
Syria
Vichy
M. Henry I Haye
France
League O Nations
League
Tull
Indo-China
Japan
Hetter
Germany
Individual Choice and the Threads of Fate
Fragmentary verse reflects on personal liberty and solitary life. The speaker asserts each person owns life’s joys and sorrows and must make own choices, noting the tribe’s judgment follows triumph or failure. The poem ends with emphasis on the solitary path despite shared human experience.
Legionnaire Lands Display of Flags in Hagerstown
Samuel Cohen of the American Legion Americanization committee praises a flag display in Hagerstown during Flag Week. He urges residents without flags to display them all day Saturday Flag Day. The Legion provided curb flags to merchants and others, with flags on main downtown streets described as excellent. Flag Day exercises are scheduled for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Samuel Cohen
American Legion
Cohen
the Legion
River Names Echo in Public Broadcast Memories
In New York on a deep starry night the river Hudson prompts reflections on American rivers and their Indian names. George Tucker recalls Laughton and a CBS broadcast, Mike Foster plays the recording, and William Faulkner’s lines echo in Look Homeward Angel as references to Monongahela Susquehanna Rappahannock Potomac and more unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
The
Hudson
Thomas Wold
Charles Laughton
Elsa Lancaster
Paris
Europe
Laughton
America
Laugston
Mike Foster
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Monongahela
Susquehanna
Rappahannock
Potomac
Chickamauga
Su- Wanee
Wabash
Brandywine
Calcasieu
Niagara
Mississippi
Tennessee
Thomas Wolf
Angel
Steven Vincent Benet
Thames
Cere
Columbia
Ohio
Missouri
Goering claims Crete proves island invasions possible
The article cites Hermann Goering asserting Crete demonstrates a successful island invasion. He hints at potential plans against England and warns that the true test will be the outcome of any such operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Goering
England
Beets Lose Flavor Soon After They Are Pulled
Beets peak in tenderness soon after harvest and lose flavor quickly as they convert sugar to starch. Plants should be thinned after greens form. spacing varies for greens or larger beets. Plant from April to August, roots about 2 inches ideal, and select seed from recognized seedsmen to avoid poor quality plants.
Is Life a School or a Playhouse
A Babson Syndicate editorial contrasts anxious demands for instant religious answers with the idea that life is a school. It argues that faith creates new problems while solving old ones and that sacrifice and self placement open heaven, warning against expecting Christianity to instantly fix all troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock
Jesus Christ
Babson Newspaper Syndicate
Purge in CIO widens as aviation union ousted leaders
The ouster of Wyndham Mortimer and four leftist leaders in the North American Aviation strike signals a broader CIO fight to remove Reds from leadership. Key figures include John L. Lewis and Union officials across Newspaper Guild Woodworkers Die Castters and Electrical Workers. The purge aims to restore anti Red leadership amid internal power struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyndham Mortimer
CIO
John L. Lewis
Tf Lewis
Jobp L
Lewis
Royal
Newspaper Guild
L. €. Orton
New York
Washington Guild
Detroit
CIO Wurong
Edward T. Scheyfitz
Die
Cleveland
Aluminum Corporation
Russia
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Lonay
Avery
the Mall Publishing
Com- L
Summit Avenue
Hagers+aryland
Daily Mail
S H. Phillips
Ada Bureau of Circulation i
Membee
Dany Press
Associated Press
Colorado
Labor
Edger V. Allen
Mayo Clinic
American Medical Association
Tharesby
Dr. Allen
Dr. Aller
Bell
Davier
United States
Bertrand Russell
Selective Service
Ohn Cudahy
Belgium
Harold Ickes
Franco
Goebbels
Hitler
Mr. Cudahr
Ickes
Mr. Ickes
Mr. Cudahy
Coun
Cudahy
Bitler
Adolf Hitler
Hitles Talts
Hes
Titler
Waether
Spain
Virgin Islands
Lawyers’ Guild
Kit Ickes
Clain
Legionnaire
Man About
Manhattan
George Tucker
John Ragenbrook
Young &, Rubicam
Jeb
Walt
Bects
Earl IL
Douglals
By Drew Pearson and
Robert S. Allen
Department of Agriculture Chemical Laboratory
Peoria
Bureau of Chemistry
Winant
Ambassador Winant
State Department
Cordell Hull
Wall
Wirstos Churchill
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