Editorials on Prosperity and World Affairs Vary in Tone
The piece mocks prosperity without salvation and critiques public figures while urging humane policy. It laments Korean refugees, praises voice of America broadcasts, and warns against wealth’s perils. It also notes cigarette company trends and U S government surplus food sales to foreign nations.
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Ramblings of a Visitor at Chicago Merchandise Mart Tour
The writer, visiting the Merchandise Mart in Chicago, joins a public tour led by a guide named Ellie. They see kitchen displays, rugs and carpets, furniture including Louis XV and Chippendale pieces, glassware, game-room items, and retail apparel displays, noting the building's vastness and the busy commerce inside.
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Merchandise Mart
Mart
Tour of the Merchandise Mart Reveals Size and History
Our guide described the 32 million dollar Merchandise Mart built in 1930 by Marshall Field & Co. now home to over 1,000 tenants. It claims status as the world’s largest buying center with its own bank post office and multiple restaurants while housing NBC and ABC studios amid vast elevators and corridors.
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