Outlook for Small Retailing Brightens with Growth Predicted
A Columbia University study led by Prof. Paul H. Nystrom argues the future of small retailing is strong. Despite higher early failure rates, independent stores have matched chain and mail order gains and will prosper as population and income rise. Success hinges on capital, training, and sound management, not legislation to curb competitors.
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Paul H. Nystrom
Columbia University
Dr. Nystrom
Still in the Ring: Navy Chief Defends Traditional Power
Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan argues that new weapons will not erase the value of traditional naval forces. He cites explosive shells, torpedoes, submarines, and aircraft as examples repeatedly challenged but not rendered obsolete. He warns for a force that balances old strengths with new innovations to stay combat ready.
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John L. Sullivan
The Sugar and the Whip as a Critique of Totalitarianism
The article contrasts Soviet dictatorship with free enterprise, arguing that state control depresses living standards. It cites New York Times analyses showing workers toil far longer for basic goods in the USSR. It argues that only free enterprise preserves liberty and prosperity.
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Soviet Union
The
New York Times
Crossword Puzzle From The Paper Number 87
Horizontal clues and answers form a themed crossword puzzle listing many entries from short synonyms to technical terms. The grid references include multiple languages and scientific symbols as row summaries indicate.
Inflation Remedy Proposals From Economists
A critique of political proposals on inflation notes that both major parties focus on symptoms rather than causes. The Economists' National Committee on Monetary Policy outlines eighteen points, including drastic spending cuts, tax reductions, debt reduction, a return to gold standard, and boosted production to curb inflation.
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Mark Twain
Truman
Economists’ National Committee On Monetary Policy
Economists split on 18 point plan to curb inflation
A 53 economist panel debates a wide program calling for drastic economy, tax reform, tighter credit, lower tariffs, price controls repeal, and monetary policy shifts. Twenty one back all 18, twenty oppose tax cuts, and consensus on enactment appears unlikely in an election year.
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Federal Reserve System
Congress
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