Free economy produces abundance says Norwegian delegation
Paris datelined report from New York Herald Tribune details two Norwegian trade union delegations study of American and Soviet living standards. It compares prices and time needed to buy rye bread beef and sugar, noting Americans require minutes of work while Soviets need days. It argues free markets yield choice competition and higher living standards versus Russia’s rationed state system.
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New York Herald Tribune
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The Electric Age celebrates 76th anniversary of Edison lamp
The piece notes the 76th anniversary of Edison’s incandescent lamp on October 21 and lauds the electric industry’s growth under free enterprise. It compares past skepticism to today’s multi billion dollar expansions, highlighting widespread home electrification and strong U S leadership in power production versus Russia.
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Labor's Fate Tied to Steering by Leaders
Harvard Business Review quotes Donald R. Richberg warning organized labor risks destroying itself and the American way of life without better guidance. He cites coal industry strikes led by a single union dictator, monopoly-style control harming production, pensions, and national security.
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Trials as Moscow purges echo in Hungarian case
Dorothy Thompson surveys the Budapest prosecutions, likening Lazio Rajk and fellow Hungarian Communists to Moscow purges of 1936 1937. Defendants with long Communist careers confess to plotting against their regime under U S influence, with Tito replacing Trotsky and the United States compared to Hitler Germany. Sentences span hangings and lengthy prison terms.
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Western Propaganda Tools in Communist Trials
The piece argues that trials in Russian dominated regions serve as propaganda to fuel anti Western sentiment. It claims condemned defendants deny charges while Western testimonies are suppressed, with outlets like radio and print spreading biased narratives. It likens Hungarian trials and Mindszenty case to Soviet purges, alleging justice is manipulated.
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