Preclusive Selling in Cold War Economic Warfare
The Corry Journal reprints a Belligerent analysis on preclusive selling as a weapon in economic warfare. It notes Soviet outselling due to slave labor and cites Frances Bolton's Africa tour proposing export subsidies to undercut Soviet goods. Advocates strict government control in areas of Soviet infiltration to avoid wasted subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade
Seta
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Africa
Woman's College lauded for original contribution to culture
Dr Henry P. Van Dusen, speaking to the National Council of the Church, praised the American Woman's College as making the most original and valuable contribution to human culture. He highlighted Christian colleges in India, Pakistan, Japan and Korea for their spiritual influence and courage during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
American Woman's College
United States
Woman's Colleges
Henry P. van Dusen
Peese
Union Theological Sem-on
van Dusen
Division of Foreign Missions
The
National Council of the Church
of Christ In
America
Christian
India
Pakstan
Japan
Korea
Christian College
Asia
The Forgotten Man of the White Collar Class
A New York observation on a white collar worker who believes he is civilization’s forgotten man of the 20th century. He laments neglect by politicians and complains that only bill collectors seek him. He urges a public fund to aid distressed white collar workers amid government aid for other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Curbstone
Civilization
Paper Clip Brigade
America
Progress
Memories of Corry January 11 1936 highlights
Corry Post Office figures show a five percent sales rise over 1934. Corry High School’s basketball team lost 28 to 25 in overtime to Wesleyville in the Northern Division opener. Mrs. Mary Notnger, 94, longtime Corry resident, died at home from pneumonia after a decade of local off and on activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightenan
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Harry Avery
Corry Has Bearn
Corry High School
Wesleyville
Mary Notnger
Fifth Street
40 Years Ago Sanuary 11 1916 Clyde Cooke Injured
Clyde Cooke fell in front of the Pennsylvania Gas Company office and severely sprained an ankle, later confined to his home on South Center street. A storm caused an insulator on the lighting company line from Erie to break near the Bowen farm, temporarily cutting service. Hatch School’s 319 pupils evacuated the building in two minutes 16 seconds during a fire drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Cooke
Pennsylvania Gas Company
South Center Street
Lighting Company
Erie
Bowen Farm
Hatch School
Why Congress Should Help White Collar Workers Now
Hal Boyle notes the lack of lobbying power for white collar workers and widows, arguing Congress should address their needs under foreign aid. He claims unions and industries have influence while white collar employees face automation fears and rising debt. The piece critiques government inaction and forecasts shrinking job security amid advancing business machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Fed Crab
How Smart Are You Seven Current Events Questions
A reader quiz asks seven questions on religion White House births car commuting trade act automation and biblical figures with a Pittsburgh coal mine accident and a social commentary aside. The piece blends trivia with a local incident about a rock fall near McIntyre Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Walter Camp
Saul of
Tarsus
Indiana
John Knopie
Kearby McIntyre
Rochester
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Kent Mine
McIntyre
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Gary Evening Journal
George R. Semple
Vance Allen
Telegraph
B.g.bennett
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Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Hal Boyle
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Pondel’s
Sunoco
Center St
S&h
Corry’s Smart Women’s Shop
Lycée
Dodd
YMCA
Leoul CO
Dixie
Philco
Desoto
Borstoreff & Fitch
First Avenue
Er US Co
Hays
Ymca Campaian
Lott ‘Ie
Eni
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