The 1988 Wall Street Echo and Consumer Confidence
The piece contrasts Tokyo floor activity with global views in spring 1988, arguing that consumer confidence masks underlying risks. It cites The Wall Street Journal chart linking 1929 to 1988 market moods, warns of a potential second Black Monday, and notes low savings, rising debt, and tax changes eroding purchasing power.
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Tokyo Stock Exchange
Wall Street Journal
Hamilton
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
David Ryder
Senate Banking Committee
North America
Neighborly reminiscence on evangelists and Uncle Ben’s tale
A columnist recalls chasing a Red Wing reader’s relatives story about Uncle Ben a bachelor farmer who married Aimee Semple McPherson. Ben’s California trip ends in cash conversion and ruin, with Aunt Aimee’s public faith enterprise contrasted with his destitution. The piece notes the allure and critics of TV evangelists and mass support.
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Jim
Tammy
Jimmy Swaggart
Trans-Canada
Red Wing
Minnesota
Ben
California
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ingersoll
Ontario
China
Aimee
Canada
States
Calfornia
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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
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Hamiota, Manitoba
Romoto
Manitoba
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F. C
Don) Venables Publisher Association
Wyndham Lewis
U.S
Malcolm Lowry
International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
Geezer
By Fred McGuinness
Toronto Sun