World at a Glance: Finance, Social Change, and Baseball
In a New York column dated Sept 14, Leslie Eichel notes a sluggish economy with abundant capital and weak trade to absorb it, predicting a slower year for new financing. Chicago’s Mrs. Jacob Baur may rise as a social dictator, reviving the opera after Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s death. Also: fears of inflation, rail rates drifting down, and rumors James Walker could return to the Giants after tax-evasion clearance.
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