Labour in a Planned Economy by Joseph Lister Rutledoc
Article examines how planned economy measures curb workers rights and wage battles. It cites Norwegian trade unionists observing Russia where wage setting is state controlled and unions lack independent appeal. It notes limited benefits for most workers and rising heavy labor roles despite promises of planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lister
Laoor
Britain
Norowegian
Russia
Labor Monthly
Ruil
Tragic Results Challenge Nationalised Industry Theory
The piece argues that in Britain Canada and elsewhere nationalised industries fail to deliver fair rewards. It notes workers use unofficial strikes to pressure fellow workers and governments, undermining planned equity and exposing socialist promises as flawed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuhear
Great Britain
Canada
Great Broitain
Australia
Sunday School Lesson on God Praise and Forgiveness
Readings on God’s glory and holiness, with focus on grace and forgiveness. The lesson emphasizes Jehovah’s mercy, the need to remember His benefits, and the redemptive work of Christ, urging gratitude and trust in divine grace. Strong entities include Psalm references and Biblical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateasun
Furstopf
Jehosah Hanse
Browba
Mae
Aelieron
Elimsent
Hisaon
Moses
Mathabie
David
Perera
Mutual Leadf Honoured for Lifelong Service and Club Membership
Mutual Life awards honor to JT Armstrong for outstanding community service and long term commitment. Recognition cites service quality, year to year writing of business, and membership in the Comp ens sarnion production group and the Quarter Million Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alainy
George
Life of Canada
JT Armstrong
Club Generecidaily Channe
Compens Sarnion Production
Phares
Eam
Mutual Life
A Simple Truth On Short-Cuts To Prosperity
The author argues against quick formulas for social and economic cure. He cites laws and farming wisdom to show progress requires time and effort. He notes humanity’s slow development and warns shortcuts remove the incentive of individual progress. The world population has doubled in a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Laster
Rutledge
Sermeone
Wat Bass
Dee
Humber
Aromfield
Mlabar
Pantera
Ita
Dubious Voices Praising Peace
An essay by Joseph Lister Hutledge critiques intellectuals allied with pacifist causes. It labels the Canadian Peace Congress as influenced by bad company and argues peace advocates distort truth to justify biased views. The piece condemns what it calls a political mission masquerading as righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lister Hutledge
Lseo
Becaus
Owellon
Canadian Peace Congress
Riminy
Bressing
Chaistan
Slow Down Now and Work Pace Warns of Dangers
A fragmented wartime style piece urges slowing down to avoid danger and burnout. It references long lifespans and unproductive cemetery work, urging readers to rethink work pace and habits amid noisy, garbled prose.
Bureaucratic Labyrinth in England Ends in Frustration
The tale follows Torm Bracegirdle trapped by postwar English bureaucracy. He faced triplicate and quadruplicate forms to post election notices on trees owned by Sir Richard Acland’s land turned nation trust. Officials demanded boards with diagrams and multiple copies, crushing his initiative and highlighting a system blamed for stifling enterprise.
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Torm Bracegirdle
England
Yom
Montreal Gazette
Somerset
Richard Acland
Tom
Sir Rachard
County Planning Committee
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