America Is Paying For Other Nations Navies Debunked
Edward Tomlinson argues the United States subsidizes foreign shipping while defending the American merchant marine. He cites costs, shipbuilding figures, and the wartime role of subsidized ships, urging continued support to protect national trade, industry, and naval readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Uncle Sam
London
United States
Ibn Vital
Germany
Enire
Righlis
Europe
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
England
Hyen Fnlay
Plone Caines
Man
Borne
R. J. Baker
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Hyers and Lakes
Oolittey
Robert L. Bacon Rayre
Jeading
Rea
Conte di Savoia
Bremen
Unite States
Shipping Board
Armor Engineers
Brain Trust in Washington by George Rothwell Brown
A Washington brain trust predating the New Deal has guided Congress with constructive legislation. Tracing its origins to Columbia University and the Woodrow Wilson era, the group has operated with a paid staff and clerks as advisers to lawmakers.
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George Rothwell Brown
Walvereal Service, Inc
Washington
Brain Trust
New Deal
Safamone
Beaman
Columbia University
Woodrow Wilson Crowb
Congress
Clarks
Bank of England By HUGO LONDON
The piece details the early Bank of England history with references to a 16th century origin, the “Old Lady of Threadneedle Street,” and the role of a Columbia University “brain trust” in drafting laws including the 1916 marine act. It notes Beaufort Beaman’s leadership, the revenue acts, and the evolution of the legislative drafting body into a permanent, salaried unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo London
Bank of England
Mindieton Beaman
William Tit
Bowie Bank
Tailon
Threadneedle Street
William Patterson
Sarah Whitehead
Philip
Congress
Rether
Rain Trust
Beamen
Moshie. Alexander
Missouri
Wilson
House
Li Te Group
Columbia Research
Beaman
Shipping Board
Debutante Season and the Mechanics of Social Press Agents
A 1920s social column examines how debutantes rely on press agents to place photos and blurbs in media, detailing the costly party planning networks, guest lists, chaperones, and the social pressures that shape coming out events in New York society. It describes agencies arranging invitations, the A and B lists, and the sting of scrutiny at entry doors, while noting the evolving role of chaperones and the limits on adolescent freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sérauma
Roebuck
Waleca
Fat Dells & Woman
B Peron
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Edward Tomlinson
Bowever
Pally
Bera
Tashel
Marchant Marine
Haring
U.S. Shipping Board
Rulch I. Cone
He Onka
St Ao Grest
Marin
U. S. Chatham
Miami
Fla
Coolidge
Beauwiu
Harvard
Law School
Columbia
Lalinle
Rolland
Ab Wag
T Here
Parliement
al Nat
Can Sielight
Ahe
Hays
Barah
Dresaid
Omatetus
Alexander
Down
John N. Garner
Ways and Meant
Connac
Couhhes
Obnrieg F. Boots
Althugh
Alsia
Inege
Alice Leone Moats
Leopold Levitaky
Ty 59
Tan Tum
Pm Social Agency
Rame
New York
Tomy
Abe
Ax & Woman
Sa Jong Wa
Minald
Ahebs
Tim
Uncle Hiram
Talenl” Blande
Liktin
Aren
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