Debts drive vast business activity and growth
A historical analysis argues that most business activity hinges on borrowings from households, retailers, banks, and markets. It notes debts in accounts payable, notes, and bonds, and discusses wartime and postwar financing, inflation risks, and how heavy private and public debt shaped money markets and policy.
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Treasury
Korea
Kearns
Priest Urges Nationwide Book Cleanup Campaign
Rev Thomas Fitzgerald of Chicago told a House committee that federal laws are needed to bar obscene material across state lines and that the publishing industry should set up a decency board to review magazines, newspapers, and comic books listed by the National Organization for Decent Literature. He urged action to protect the souls of the young from objectionable literature.
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Tional Organization For
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Thomas d. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Newspaper Space Control Is Proposed in Washington
Washington lawmakers discuss limiting editorial space newspapers may use to influence campaigns. Hoffmar and supporters urge careful study, citing potential complications. The issue centers on campaign expenditures and how much space a publisher may allocate to political content.
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Hoffmar R
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Nési Committee
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al Eisenhower
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Tor
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Hower
Hoff
Mat
Ispace
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Merfield
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