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Crisis in American production halts world recovery
The New York World argues that after World War I the United States faces industrial stagnation while Europe starves. It blames loss of confidence, isolationism, and political choices for worsening a global shortage of goods, urging renewal of credit, trade, and treatment of war debts to restore prosperity.
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