Economist View On Colonialism And Have Not Nations
The Sun summarizes the London Economist on colonial claims by have not nations. It critiques four economic arguments for colonies, concluding access to raw materials and trade openness are not the main barriers. It argues surplus capital and population pressures are misrepresented, noting Germany and Italy restrict trade and that tropical countries may overstate market potential. Kenya is cited as an example of limited white settlement success.
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London Economist
Economist
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Kenya
Washington
Board of Education
Carl J. Becker
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Evening Sun
Massachusetts
Progressive Education Association
New York
Childs
Columbia
National Council For Social Studies
Union College
New York State Historical Association
Paris
London Journal
The Supremacy of the Market in New Deal Critique
Merle Thorpe argues that government subsidies distort value and equity, restoring faith in market forces as the fair arbiter of worth. He contrasts past self reliance with contemporary policies, urging a return to market-driven justice and limited political interference.
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Merle Thorpe
Supreme Court OF Worth
Tugwell
America
Santa Claus
Wiley
Carol Seeks Freedom in New York After Fortune
Orphan Carol Kennedy leaves Connecticut for New York after a vast inheritance changes her plans. At a cocktail party she meets Gary Crandall and Manfred Morris while wary of Horton Van Cleve and Miss Van Cleve’s nephew. A web of romance and ambition unfolds as Carol navigates love, money, and social premieres while Gary questions true intention and Kathy Prentice’s social-climbing fiancé.
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Carol Kennedy
Watt
Quen Craig
Kathy Prentice
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Owen
Carol
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New York
Isobel Bronson
Gary Crandall
Manfred Morris
Afice
Harding
Gary
Marrage Bue
Europe
Alisa van Cleve
Dr. Harding
Miss van Cleve
Horton van Cleve
van Cleve
Miranda
Ned Banks
Tere
Ming
Gary Jm
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Wien
Arrica
Caroll
Tve
Wayné Botsmers
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Labor unions split over AFL leadership clash
Central Press Washington Bureau reports John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers pushing for industrial unionization to absorb the AFL. He faces minority opposition from the AFL executive council while predicting a potential 30 to 35 million member base if industrial unions expand nationwide.
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United Industrial Groups
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A. F
United Mine Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
International Typographical Union
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
United Textile Workers, of, America
Ol Field, Gas Well and Refinery Workers of America
Cap and Millinery Department
The
Cap and Millinery
International Union
International Union of
Ming, Mill and Smelter
Economist Recall on German Policy in 1911 Context
The fragment notes the Economist reflecting on Germany's policy and efforts in 1911, suggesting a broader historical analysis of prewar strategy and industrial motives. It references German industrial drive and international responses, implying a study of early 20th century economic tensions.
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Economist
Germany
German Population in the Colonial Empire
A historical note states the German population in the colonial empire stood a little over twenty thousand. The figure is described as fewer than the number of Germans in a specified locale, reflecting demographics during the period.
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Onial Empire
New Jersey Governor On Hauptmann Case Pardons Debate
The Journal reports Governor Hoffman faced a possible upheaval over Hauptmann's death sentence. Hoffman defended his midnight visit to the death cell as a justice matter, while The state constitution outlines pardons and remissions. Mrs Hoffmann expressed sympathy for Hauptmann’s victims and the potential impact on his family amid jury deliberations in the Bronx carpenter case.
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the Journal
New Jersey
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Trenton State Penitentiary
Pardo
Court of Errors and Appeals
Woulen
Par Dons
Bronx
Shirley Temple Receives Gifts From Fans for Christmas
The article recalls Shirley Temple, then six, receiving items from fans including toys and curios. Mrs. George Temple notes gifts may total around 500 points in "pitts" and mentions past presents like rattlesnake skins and oddly shaped gourds from admirers in San Antonio, Texas and other places.
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Shirley Temple
George Temple
Shirley
San Antonio
Tex
New Governor Moves On Tax Reform In Kentucky
A politically minded young lawyer elected lieutenant four years ago attacked the 3 per cent state sales tax. He used Governor Ruby Laffoon’s absence to call a special session and push a compulsory primary against the old guard Democrats.
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Page One
Ruby Laffoon
Old Guard
Mastering Bridge Defense for Blind Openings and No Trump
Central Press presents E V Shepard on blind opening leads for contract bridge. The guide explains lead principles against trump and no trump, prioritizing long suits, honoring sequences, and coordinating with partner to avoid giving declarer easy stops. It cautions avoiding careless opening leads and emphasizes adapting to suit length and hon ors to keep defensive tricks intact.
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Hanott
Andes
Stort
Mings
Don
Duninig
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