Labour in a Planned Economy
Joseph Lister Rutledee Ito discusses the difficulty of labour in a planned economy and argues that socialist planning restricts worker rights. Norwegian unions report Russia's wage and benefit controls, noting no appeal against state decisions and limited union power.
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Joseph Lister
Rutledee Ito
Laoor
Briain
Russia
Labor Monthly
Frassie
Union Duca
Stakahanovite
Hammer
Nickle
Morwepran Ae
Indom
None Left to Strike Against But Themselves
A fragmented critique argues that nationalised industries in Britain and Canada fail to deliver fair rewards. It notes workers advantaging themselves over others through unofficial strikes can undermine essential goods and services, exposing flaws in socialist planning and the overreach of state control.
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Great Britain
Australia
Baste Beluts
Neene Ret
The Wonderful Jehovah and His Gracious Teachings
A dense devotional text on praising God, focusing on His forgiveness mercy and enduring love. It cites Psalm verses and New Testament references to illustrate God’s gracious nature and the hope found in faith through Jesus Christ. The piece emphasizes memory of blessings, divine mercy, and the patience of God toward humanity.
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Furstopf
Jenovah
Jesus
Jehovah
John
Athens
Moses
Childret
Israel
Cdma
Elamseent
Ivan Aus
Drade
Bertateuen
Sahowah
David
Nestor
Perean Hy
Mutual Leadf Honoured for Life of Canada Service
The Mutual honoured JT Armstrong for outstanding community service and long standing membership in the club. He qualified as a member of the Com pen sation group and the Quarter Million Club for underwriting a large volume of protection and year to year quality business, reflecting high personal standards of confidential service.
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Alaing
George
Life of Canada
JT Armatrong
Penerecid
Compenses Arnion Production Group
Mutual Life
A Simple Prath By Joseph baster Rutledge
A reflective piece arguing against shortcuts in progress and development. It cites Louis Bromfield and examines farming life, human effort, and the value of patient growth amid a world whose population has doubled in a century.
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Joseph Baster Rutledge
Louis Bromfield
Nmlabar Farm
Bate
Dubious Voices Praising Peace By Joseph Lister Hutledge
A critical essay condemns intellectuals who defend peace by aligning with communism and the Canadian Peace Congress. It argues their lofty rhetoric and limited perspectives mask self serving aims and dangerous affiliations. It cites James Go Endicott and a Christian missionary stance as examples of distorted antiwar rhetoric masking hidden agendas.
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Joseph Lister Hutledge
Becaus
Catne
Canadian Peace Congress
Stowe
Tata
James Go Endicott
Hans
Cruet
Aas
Fragmented moral musings and stray notes in chaotic patch
A scattered text fragment recalls warnings about slowing down and working, with late night reflections on labor and aging. It mentions Methuselah and a cemetery scene and includes a hazy line about a drink called Horemanrite State tian and alcohol content.
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Goto
Tian Was
Bureaucratic Maze Delays Tree Notice Clerk's War
The Somerset parish clerk Tom Bracegirdle faced a maze of English bureaucracy after Sir Richard Acland transferred land to the nation. He sought five bulletin boards and rationed lumber by filing triplicate and quadruplicate forms with diagrams, only to have the county planning committee demand more paperwork. Frustrated, Bracegirdle quit amid a system many see as stifling initiative.
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Tom Bracegirdle
England
Yom
Montreal Gazette
Somerset
Richard Acland
Jackard
Tom
Por fIneston
County Planning Committee
Comimpittow O
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