The Sons Of Noah by Negley Farson reviewed
A grateful review hails Negley Farson’s The Sons Of Noah as a powerful though short, thought provoking novel. The narrative tracks Dick Fenner from the Eastern United States to Europe, condemns the roaring twenties, and blends symbolism with keen social critique.
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Sons OF Noah
Negley Farson
Harcourt Brace and Company
Farson
United States
Europe
Dick Fenner
B. C
No Marriage In Paradise by Myron Brinig reviewed
A parental affair drives the plot as Alex the mother clashes with her children Mike David and Duff. David returns from wartime for a life of ease but faces overbearing control while Duff falls for a younger man. The novel ends in a crisis of love and reality versus desires.
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Paradise
Myron Brinig
Rinehart & Co
Alex
Mike
David
Duff
David Alexander
Brinig
Myron Brink
James Fuller
New York Times Book Review
It Won't Be Flowers Its Reflection Of Your Life
A British novel set in England shows three English girls facing modern life in a world ruled by The Bank. The trio seeks love and personal freedom against corporate conservatism, revealing how ambition, loyalty, and selfhood shape youth and happiness. B. C. praises the author’s sweeping passion and sense of life.
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Wales
England
B. C
White House Economists Tangle With Politics Over Inflation Fight
The President's Council of Economic Advisers faced public scrutiny as Leon Keyserling and John Clark testified on anti inflation measures while chairman Edwin G Nourse avoided Congress yet spoke publicly. A clash over budget costs for Atlantic Pact arms followed Nourse's remarks, highlighting the inseparability of politics and economics.
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Washington
Congressional Joint Committee On the Economic Report
Taft
Leon H. Keyserling
John D. Clark
O'Mahoney
Keys
Pentagon
Nourse
Truman
Congress
Council
Keyserling
Clark
Hoover Commission Critiques Council Structure and Oil Pipe Distribution
The Hoover Commission urged replacing the multi headed Council with a single headed Office of the Economic Adviser. An economist noted the report received favorable White House review. The piece notes cheap oil transport, pipeline growth by 29 000 miles by 1951, and references the Electric Theater in Los Angeles opened April 2 1902 with 10 cent admission. It also mentions early glass use in windows dating to the Christian era.
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Hoover Commission
Economic Adviser
Commission
White House
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