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Edwin Francis Gay (Hon. '18) of New York City, recently Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, director during the war of the Central Bureau of Planning and Statistics at Washington, and now president of the New York Evening Post...
Prevailing opinion in the trade appears to be that the big sale of shoes in the Grand Central Palace at cost prices by the Nemours Trading Corporation reflects chiefly the failure of war-devastated Europe to come up to American expectations in demand and ability to pay for needed American products...
...Washington, west, 18,778 33.3 North Carolina, 4,170 33.1 Vermont, 6,539 32.4 Pennsylvania, 246,150 30.6 Maine, 47,347 29.9 Wyoming, 1,960 28.4 Atlanta, 2,111 27.8 New Hampshire, 26,082 27.4 Pacific coast, 111,108 27.0 Middlesex County, 20,687 26.5 Massachusetts Central, 12,775 26.1 Oregon, 18,115 25.5 New Mexico and Arizona, 7,265 25.3 South Carolina, 4,220 25.1 Mississippi, 2,585 25.0 Iowa, 31,456 22.3 Ontario, 4,390 22.1 Tennessee, 5,345 18.9 Idaho, 1,025 17.7 China, 3,796 16.5 Japan, 13,035 15.1 Georgia and Florida...
...most remarkable aspect of the Chinese students' strike is the capacity for organization which it revealed. A strike in a single school or college is readily conceivable. But a walkout of students on an extensive scale throughout the whole country is quite a different matter. There must be a central authority, recognized as such, with power to issue the strike order. There must be liaison between city and city, between province and province and between North and South. There must also be discipline. The strike order, when given, must be obeyed; and reports from China indicate that the "walkout...
Harvest will begin in North Central Oklahoma about June 7th, working northward gradually and ending in North Dakota early in August. The present indications are that an unusually large number of workers will be needed for this period...