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...shall find some persons therein whose opinions are not in accord with the teachings and principles of the Catholic Church and I suppose there are some who say that they are Socialists in the technical sense-something no true Catholic...
...Peter Fletcher, president of National Council of American Importers & Traders, Inc. Peter Fletcher wanted to see a prompt 25% reduction on ad valorem rates, 50%, on specific rates. He thought and said: "We are now in the midst of the greatest worldwide tariff war in history." Heartily in accord were Charles T. Riotte, lace & embroidery man; Howard S. Cullum, Commissioner of the Port of New York Authority; Philip le Boutillier, president of Best & Co.; Wallace Thompson, editor of Ingenieria International...
...Through her Red Cross work, she is credited with having instituted the U. S. Army Nursing [sic] Corps during the Spanish-American War." Were this "credit" justified, I should be quick to accord it, but facts were these...
Briand's future in world affairs is attracting equal attention, while from Czechoslovakia are heard rumbling that country's hopes in the way of reaching tariff agreements with other nations. France has intimated her approval and also a willingness financially to assist in reaching customs accord. Capitalism, communism, a union between European countries, the general betterment of the world's economic and social conditions,--these are the plots of Geneva's present-day drama, while the actors are a group of men whose international cordiality is perhaps the most unusual factor in the cosmos...
...service as a career appearing today in the CRIMSON, Mr. Mariner presents an adequate survey of the business of becoming a diplomat but he does not touch upon the practical matter of compensations. It has been argued, and with reason, in diplomatic circles, that "career men", those whose advancements accord only with their ability and industry, seldom are granted high positions in the service because of the expense involved in maintaining a minister's or ambassador's establishment...