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...George Tryon Harding III, nephew of the 29th President of the U. S., is an able neuropsychiatrist practicing in Columbus. At Edison Dr. Harding peered into Donald Campbell's eyes and throat, tickled his soles and tapped his knees, drew some liquid from his spine, made laboratory tests...
TIME of July 30, under the title "Not Viable," states that had Labor cut off utilities?light, heat, water, news, telephones?it would have had a "frantic San Francisco by the throat." TIME should study the history of San Francisco before making such a statement...
...today prepared to continue the traditions of their forefathers. By conservative estimate, 100,000 citizens of San Francisco will answer a call to repress subversive and rebellious action of any group whatsoever. . . . No one can get San Francisco "by the throat...
...solved the problem of how to produce enough goods cheaply. Soon a new problem was encountered: how not to produce too much. Just as Industry, able to produce far more than the U.S. had the money to buy, could be saved only by NRA from cut-throat competition, so farmers producing too much wheat and cotton could be saved only by AAA's crop reductions. But hardly had Dr. Tugwell last week finished telling his radio audience about the "economy of abundance" when up popped a government-paid economist to deny its existence. According to this latest New Deal critic...
...city's light, water, or food supplies. It did not silence the newspapers, throwing the city into a state of rumor-ridden ignorance about what was going on. If Labor had dared to go to these extremes, it would have had a frantic San Francisco by the throat. As it was, instead of paralyzing, the strike only pinched, inviting citizens and Government to rise and stamp out their tormentor...