Young Economists in England Debate Nationalization and socialism
The piece discusses a young English economist in the Labour milieu who advocates complete upheaval of the present order and total nationalization in England. It contrasts his views with concerns about American capitalism, notes youth and education driving socialism, and questions private enterprise versus deficit-financed government economies.
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England
America
Socialist Party
United Kingdom
London
London County Council
London Transport
British Broadcasting Corporation
Centralia Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Fairman Mrs Charlie Pigg and daughters Jane and Joanne shopped in Centralia Saturday. Mrs Ettie spent several days last week in Centralia with her daughter Mrs Norman Carter. Mr and Mrs Vern Belcher and daughter Sharon of Decatur called on Frank Snyder and family Sunday. Maurice Clayton of O Fallon Illinois was here one day last week to look after his farm. Mr and Mrs Knight and children of Missouri visited Saturday with heir of Mr and Mrs Ken-
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Charlie Pigg
Jane
Joanne
Centralia
Ettie
Norman Carter
Vern Belcher
Sharon
Decatur
Frank Snyder
Maurice Clayton
O'Fallon
Knight
Missouri
Ken
Earl
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ted Shanafelt
Ethel Kohlhanff
Barton
Streator
Chaffin
Jim
Otto Heinrich
Billy
Dickie
Odin Methodist
Edna Strang
Bloomington
Heinrich
Otto
Dewey Kuhn
Effie Ruth Nicolay
Seidel
Bob Thomas
Community Notes Gathers Births Travels and Health News
Snyder and family update covers visits and travel from Guy Quick to George Quick. Local figures James Chaffin birthday joy as son Earl arrives from Cincinnati. Illinois health and crime concerns noted with diphtheria measles and infantile paralysis trends. State coal output rises and milk market prices in St Louis area detailed with producer figures and shipments.
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Illinois
State Department of Public Health
Nelsons Buy Davis Home Then Move to Arkansas
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nelson purchased the Rev. Noll Davis residence and moved in Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. Davis relocated to Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Pike and Keith spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Carner near Belle Prairie.
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Ted Nelson
Noll Davis
Davis
Arkansas
H. K. Pike
Keith
W. C. Carner
Belle Prairie
Illinois corn records top half billion bushels in 1940s findings
Illinois agriculture reports a corn yield of 515,508,000 bushels and a soybean output of 74,119,000 bushels, both new state records. In two weeks 60 World War II veterans joined state departments under Governor Dwight H. Green, bringing total veteran state employees to 4,371. Green proclaims Disabled American Veterans Day for December 1, noting about 120,000 Illinois veterans bear disabilities from wars.
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Illinois
Departments of Agriculture
Dwight H. Green
October Milk Prices Steady at 5.40 Per Hundredweight
Producers received an average price of 5.40 dollars per hundredweight as production and sales remained lower in October. The data reflect farmers' earnings and market conditions during the period.
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St. Louis
Fred L. Shipley
St Louis
Chicago
Illinois
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Cassius Proust
Public Welfare
Poust
Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary
Veterans’ Rehabilitation Center
Illinois State News
Illinois Brokerage CO
Peggy Paige
Valpalls
Aancy
Esmond
Vata
ACA
Cox
Martin
Patoka — Sandoval
Snyder & Foltz
Remington
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