Editors oppose government operation of railroads and firms
A nationwide survey of 6 154 editors by the Press Service Company of New York shows 6 per cent view government competition with private business unfavorably. In 1919, 83 per cent opposed government ownership of railroads. current results indicate broad opposition, with regional splits and party affiliations reflected in the responses.
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Umbrella and fertilizer: a wartime government plan debated
An article argues over using a large nitrate plant at Muske Shoals as a government fertilizer producer or even a weapon of war. It discusses private industry, preparedness lessons from World War I, and editors' strong opposition to government competition with private firms.
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