Macy manager cites papers as best medium for building reputation
William H. Howard of R. H. Macy and Company told the Advertising Affiliation convention in Cleveland that newspaper advertising builds reputation, yields the greatest returns, and is most economical. He urged consistent ads, regular intervals, and avoiding wasteful free circulars, noting stores must keep talking about their positions and service.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William H. Howard
R. H. Macy and Company
Howard
Railroads seek freight-rate raise for eastern packers
Railroads asked an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner for higher rates on packing house products moving from Iowa and Minnesota to the east. They sought rates comparable to higher charges on Kansas City and Omaha shipments, while Chicago packers urged higher rates to compete with western shippers.
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Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Omaha
Second Start Made Today On Flight to Warsaw
Hausner began a long solo flight from the mainland with a 3500 foot run and lift off into a coast south of the steamer lanes. Escort navy plane joined as he headed toward Le Bourget Paris and then Warsaw, carrying 525 gallons of fuel and supplies for a 4375 mile journey at about 100 miles an hour.
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Hausner
Croydon
London
le Bourget
Paris
Warsaw
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlain
Atlantic
Parachute Flares Carried for Hausner Flight Trouble
Hausner planned six parachute flares for trouble during his flight and departed with favorable weather signals from the weather bureau. After fog forced a return he consulted Dr. James H. Kimball, a meteorologist, and later dictated a last will leaving property to his wife Martha. Hausner, born Stanlaus in Poland, is 31 and has a private pilot’s license with a $15 000 plane. naval reserve officers reported he reached about 1000 feet altitude departing Floyd Bennett field, then trailed to Newark with his wife and the Rev. Mr. Knappek onboard.
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Hausner
Weather Bureau
James H. Kimball
Atlantic
Martha
Stanlaus
Stanley
Sanok
Poland
Naval Reserve
Los Angeles Man Killed in Utah Car Crash
Guy S. Latham, 3, of Los Angeles, was killed when his car overturned after hitting gravel on a highway 25 miles north of Parowan Utah. His wife suffered injuries and was hospitalized. the body was prepared for shipment to Los Angeles. Their daughter, Mrs. R. R. Colaw, lives there.
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Parowan
Utah
Guy S. Latham
Los Angeles
Here
Latham
Cedar City
R. R. Colaw
Gang Steals $40,100 In West 13th Street Studio Heist
Three men and three women were tied up and gagged in an Ettl Studios office on West 13th street by three robbers who fled with $100 in cash and negotiable securities valued at $40,000 from a safe.
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New York
Ett] Studios, Inc
West 13Th Street
Bannock County GOP names Glennon chair at noon meeting
L E Glennon of Pocatello was elected chairman of the Bannock county Republican central committee at a noon court house meeting. He is a former Lemhi county state senator and succeeds C W Pomeroy who did not seek re election. J Ward Green was chosen to replace Mae Kirchner as secretary.
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L. E. Glennon
Pocatello
Bannock County
Republican Central Committee
Court House
Mr. Glennon
Lemhi County
C. W. Pomeroy
J. Ward Green
Mae Kirchner
Ban nock County GOP Opens Campaign With Rally
The Ban nock county Republican campaign starts tonight at 8 at Antlers hall in the Elks club. The G O P county central committee and candidates will attend to discuss plans and organize for future meetings and rallies in outlying precincts.
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Bannock County
G. O. P. County Central Committee
Antlers Hall
Elks Club
Central Committee
County Central Committee
Mackay Brothers Wed Moore Sisters in Salt Lake City
Melvin M. Hintze and Shirley K. Hintze, both from Mackay, Idaho, obtained licenses to marry Eulalie Jeppesen and Lola L. Jeppesen, sisters from Moore Idaho. Ceremonies were set for today at the Salt Lake Temple of the Latter Day Saints church.
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Salt Lake City
Hintze
Jeppesen
Idaho
Melvin M. Hintze
Shirley K. Hintze
Mackay
Eulalie Jeppesen
Lola L. Jeppesen
Moore
Salt Lake Temple
Latter Day Saints Church
Dancing Revue At Recreation Hall Delights Audience
The Miss Alice Watson sponsored dance revue at Recreation Hall featured Herbert Brandings orchestra. Notable numbers included Evelyn DeKay and Edmund Goetz in an exhibition waltz Hindu Ballet Acrobatic Solo Virginia Treseder Mood Indigo and an ensemble ensemble members listed.
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Alice Watson
Recreation Hall
Herbert Branding
Olga Hines
Miriam Walters
Sybill Matthews
Evelyn DeKay
Edmund Goetz
Virginia Treseder
Miss Watson
Betty Burton
Phyllis Evans
Lorraine Patton
Verlayne Willes
Junior Lynn
Evelyn Tomane
Ruth Ella Wade
Mary Pat Lyons
June Walters
Lois Clark
Betty Mae Clark
Joyce Melroy
Gloria Treseder
Marion Lamb
James Tomanek
Ruth Marie Merrill
Mary Lund
Dorothy Berosek
Betty Adamson
June Watson
Patsy Griffith
Nora Marie Ritzman
Joy Wade
Martha Lou Newton
Bobby Herrick
Florence Wade
Olga Smith
Donald Clark
Teddie Lynn
Mildred K. Shields
Shirley Jacobsen
Conference fails New York oil talks stall market stability
On June 3 American Continental and Russian oil executives said they could not reach an agreement to stabilize world export markets. C E Arnott of Socony Vacuum and Philip Rabinovitch declined to give reasons and announced no further conference is planned at this time.
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New York
Continental
C. E. Arnott
Socony-Vacuum Corporation
Arnott
Philip Rabinovitch
Los Angeles Official Jailed in Bribery Case
Liberty A. Hill, chief deputy county clerk, Los Angeles, was booked on charges of taking 75 000 dollars seized as evidence in a prolonged bribery investigation.
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Associated Press
Liberty A. Hill
Los Angeles
Alleged check forged name of W F Alworth in Idaho
June 3 report from Twin Falls states Dudley Ritzius, 20, of Weiser, held on $100 bond for attempting to pass a check on which he allegedly forged the signature of W F Alworth of Filer, a candidate for the race.
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Twin Falls
Dudley Ritzius
Weiser
W. F. Alworth
Filer
Democratic nomination for congressman primary election
A youth was arrested after attempting to pass an $8 check at a local department store yesterday. Officers said he claimed the check came from a telephone directory and he did not know of Mr. Alworth’s prominence. Ritzius was bound over to district court for trial on forgery after a preliminary hearing.
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Alworth
Walving
Ritzius
Obituary: Oscar K. Davis Dies at 66 in Bronxville
Oscar King Davis known as O K Davis and longtime newspaper man died in Bronxville New York at age sixty six. He served as secretary of the National Foreign Trade Council since 1917 and was a native of Baldwinsville New York.
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New York
Oscar King Davis
National Foreign Trade Council
Bronxville, N. Y
O.K.” Davis
Baldwinsville, N. Y
Women of Moose to meet tonight at 8 o clock
The Women of the Moose hold their regular session at the W. O. W hall tonight at 8. A Santa Ana auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans will sell cooked foods at Russell's store Saturday. A Pi Alpha auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans will meet Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the I. O. O. F. hall for important matters.
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Women of Moose
Russell's Store
Santa Ana Auxiliary
Pi Ana
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New G. O. P. Chairman
Q.K.” Davis
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