World at a Glance Reflects Midwest Urgency for Social Reform
From Cleveland on November 27 Leslie Eichel argues the industrial Midwest rejects a return to old methods. Mills idle, workers displaced, and calls for action grow as debates over social security unfold. The piece notes fears on who pays for unemployment insurance and the push for centralized welfare in Washington. It cites labor concerns, a need for a broad profit system, and quotes a Cleveland labor leader urging reform to restart wealth creation and prevent widespread poverty.
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Leslie Eichel Cleveland
Midwest
New York
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Cleveland
Dormitory Project Planned at WPI for Over $100000
Work on a new dormitory at Wooster Technical Institute is planned with an estimated cost in excess of $100000. The project aims to provide additional living space and facilities for students and staff, signaling growth and expansion at the campus.
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Wooster College
Charles €. Wishart
He EL Babcock
Phelps, N.Y
Wooster
Discrimination in Learning Tactics Across Ages
The text argues that a child acquiring new knowledge uses the same discriminating methods as a scientist uncovering complex laws. It suggests both rely on careful selection, testing of ideas, and careful judgment to distinguish true from false leads.
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