Price controls fail to tackle inflation causes, warn editors
Editorials argue that price controls do not address root inflation factors and may spur black markets during controls and a surge after they end. The piece cites Labour Monthly Survey and warns government timing on controls, wheat pricing, and consumer costs, urging focus on producers and wage links.
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Sudan Debates Crown Rule Amid Anglo-Egyptian Tangle
The Sudan Legislative Assembly is adjourned two weeks early to address the Anglo-Egyptian crisis and its Sudanese implications. Sudan’s struggle is distinct from the Suez dispute, with internal and external layers of forces, including three pro Egyptian parties—the Ashigga, the Ittahidin, and the Gabha el Watania—pushing varied autonomy under Egyptian rule.
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Centenary of Sir William Robertson Nicoll Editor of The British Weekly
A tribute to William Robertson Nicoll born October 10 1851 in Lumsden Aberdeenshire and later editor of The British Weekly His life spanned ministry writing and journalism with a vast library at Bay Tree Lodge Hampstead His work for Hodder and Stoughton and loyalty to Dickens Dumas and Scott marked his career He died May 4 after a long illness and was honored with degrees knighthood and the Order of Companions of Honour.
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Red Cross Ice Safety Advice This Winter
The Red Cross bulletin warns of thin ice dangers and offers steps to escape or assist safely. If you break through, crawl to solid ice, kick to lift legs, and roll away before standing. To help others, extend a reaching aid or form a human chain from a safe position. Avoid trouble by staying off thin ice.
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