France and Europe face shifting political crises in August
A July 4 United States column notes France may buck the gold standard and bleed economically, while Britain and the United States seek to steer the world economy. It forecasts a leftward trend in France and Italy against a rightward tilt in Germany and Austria, with U S economic policy balancing markets and costs. The piece discusses NRA price fixes, wage norms, and growing unrest in the United States amid inflation and political tension. It also mentions Ohio coal price cases and a Beloit violin maker, closing with an inaudible Manchester crime note.
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