Debate Over New Economic Planning and Tugwell Back in Fold
The piece critiques Dr. Tugwell and a broader push for economic planning. It cites Neil Carothers of Lehigh University, arguing that the so called planning is either old regulation or failed grand schemes, with examples from the New Deal era and AAA to NRA and wage laws. It concludes by noting political expediency in the Forty fifth general assembly and concerns about back pay and tax issues.
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Tugwell
Rome
Brain Trust
Washington
Minneapolis Journal
Neil Carothers
Lehigh University
Carothers
Garden of Eden
States Chamber of Commerce
Saede Otnee
General Assembly
D. D. Dennis
From Bushes to Big Leagues a Lesson in Patience
An essay argues that success comes from persistent practice and mastery before seeking top-level opportunities. It likens sports and careers to the apprenticeship path, praising patience, ripe talent, and proven skill over haste to claim prominence. It cites Harvard and Chapin to illustrate choosing seasoned talent over beginners.
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Giants
Charlie Chapin
Cubs
Starvard
Harvard
Public salaries cut gains public approval statewide
Officials faced salary cuts that drew broad public approval across the state. Many voters felt reductions were warranted, and the prospect of back pay poses political risk for any officeholder seeking continued public payroll employment.
Demagogy Drives Deposit Insurance Fees Debate
A Washington trend advocates raising deposit insurance costs for large banks, framed as helping the many against the few. The piece argues logic favors small banks paying more, citing risk and panic dynamics, but politics favors popular appeal over sound reasoning.
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Washington
New York Mansions Convert to Elegant Private Apartments
In Upper East Side New York a trend replaces marble fronts with restored private mansions converted into jewel boxed floors offering hotel like service and domestic privacy. The piece notes Depew and Pulitzer homes as first mansions altered while manicures and celebrity hands are discussed in tone of city society.
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York
Lucius Beebe
Chauncey M. Depew
Joseph Pulitzer
Smart
Life Insurance Insights from 1904 Interview Series
The interview discusses buying first life insurance in 1904, preferring a saving oriented policy such as the 20 payment life, and the value of annuities for families. It notes strong companies, government-private cooperation, and a rebound in farmer demand for clothing as prices stay low. The series is sponsored by C. V. Shepherd Agency for National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
C. V. Shepherd
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Vermont
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