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...changes in Avco have followed the election of La Motte Turck Cohu to the presidency. He was also made president of American Airways. And to succeed Vice President Hainer Hinshaw of American Airways was elected Col. Edward Vernon Rickenbacker. Also made a vice president was Avco's able little publicist, Silliman Evans...
...generally known as the Sacramento Valley and which the Bee calls ''Superior California." The San Joaquin Valley, stretching to the south, was until a few years ago swayed by Editor Chester Harvey Rowell's morning Fresno Republican, long famed throughout the State as a fearless journal. In 1920 Publicist Rowell sold out to the Brothers Chase Salmon and George Augustus Osborn, sons of former Governor Chase Salmon Osborn of Michigan. Quick to seize the opening, the McClatchys invaded Fresno, established the afternoon Fresno Bee in 1922. Slowly, steadily the Bee has nibbled away at the Republican's circulation and advertising...
...Publicist Rowell, 64, is less active than he used to be, but still writes a daily editorial syndicated among western papers. Early this year he visited Manchuria, has since been lecturing and writing on Oriental politics...
...letter of mine. . . . Now comes Mrs. Willard Sporleder of Calumet City, Ill. in your issue of the 13th with what smacks of being a nasty crack in ''. . . to there are programs on the air catering to physical and mental 7-year-olds." For myself - I am a publicist, aged 38- should check at least 12. For Stephen, aged 7 - he has already denied Santa Claus, read Alice in Wonderland and Huckleberry Finn, and plays a fairly good game of bridge (contract, if you please). He, like Mrs. Sporleder's sons, 8 & 10, leads his grade in school...
...millions of people in thousands of towns doing the same thing at the same time under the influence of high pressure propaganda, might have an important psychological effect on the nation. That was in July, an unseasonable month for snowballs. The snowball did get rolling, however, in November. Shrewd Publicist Byoir made known his and Editor Dickinson's plan to the Association of National Advertisers. From then on there was no stopping the snowball. The American Legion, with an organization of 10,600 posts throughout the land, and the American Federation of Labor, representing the country's workingmen...