World and the Mad Puddles: A Capitalist Case
The essay argues that capitalism, despite cycles, has preserved democracy and fed and grown nations, contrasting it with Communist dictatorships. It cites immigrants who prosper in the United States and urges the reader to compare records of living standards and opportunity to decide which system serves the average person best.
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Nationalization discussed in postwar Britain and Europe
The text notes that Christian principles shape society and that some property should be state controlled due to its power. It cites Sweden, Norway, and Denmark as examples of nationalization, and mentions Britain advancing steel industry nationalization after World War II, with reference to Gen. Charles De Gaulle at war’s end.
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Norway
Denmark
Britain
Charles de
Nationalization in France and U S free enterprise
The piece argues Gaullist France pursued extensive nationalization while Western nations rely on free enterprise. It emphasizes that remaining free requires continual criticism as a healthy antidote to complacency.
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Gaulle
France
Europe
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Night study or home courses uplift youths toward higher education
The writer argues youths should pursue further education through night classes or home study when traditional schooling is inaccessible. Ambition and character determine who can improve, with few true learners denied opportunity.
Andrew Jackson and Alice Brady Born and Noted
Andrew Jackson born March 5 1767 to Irish immigrants. He left school at 13 to fight Britain and was wounded in a sabre clash. Later he rose to major general and won at New Orleans January 8 1815. Died Nashville June 8 1845. Alice Brady born New York 1892 studied opera but started on stage in The Balkan Princess at New Haven and sang in Gilbert and Sullivan.
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Alice Brady
New York
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Actress life of era go to stage and screen ends in 1939
The article recalls a singer and actress who toured with Sullivan operas and DeWolf Hopper in works such as The Mikado and Patience. She starred as a feminine lead in Forever After and appeared in motion pictures including The Fear Market and Sinners. She died October 28, 1939. Cincinnati report notes curbstone length cut by 15 percent per Powel Crosley Jr based on a study of parking problems.
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DeWolf Hopper
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Powel Crosley
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Creamy carrot and turnip dish with optional peas
The recipe suggests serving diced cooked carrots and white turnips in a cream sauce. A small amount of leftover cooked peas may be added for color.
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