Advertising and goodwill in wartime Britain and America
A wartime address urges American business to study British advertising gains under strain, noting one half of English men aged 18 to 51 in service and 5,000,000 women at work. Profits rose for London department stores and grocers, while continued advertising built goodwill for postwar demand and foreign trade opportunities.
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Great Britain
England
Britain
London
America
Selfridge
Efe
Selfridge’s
France
Italy
Central
South America
United States
Lavant
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New York
Val Fisher
London Chamber of Commerce
American Chamber of Commerce
Sungland
The
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Office of the National Executive Secretary
Metropolitan Tower
Western Council
New England Council
Philadelphia
Southern Council
New York Council