Word: fosterers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Unemployment is explained thus, "under the market economy those who have only muscular power to sell must sell it in competition with mechanical power." Technocracy is the explanation of those who have not the brains to do what a machine cannot do, and Communism is the system made to foster these classes and keep them in power. Obviously the machine will overthrow such a class...
...Motorman Willys rested from his labors, accepted President Hoover's offer of an Ambassadorship as a reward for fat contributions to the G. O. P. He sold his control of Willys-Overland to a Chicago and Toledo group headed by Marshall Field III and Charles Foster Glore. They put some of the stock into their investment trust, Chicago Corp., one of the largest holders with 300,300 shares...
...nature of the direct questions which were sused, and despite the palpably incomplete character of the returns, the CRIMSON feels that the investigation has proved satisfactory. The statistical queries were not intended to duplicate the work of the admirable student council report of 1931; they were designed to foster student discussions of the system and to draw general expressions of opinion from the Tutors. The response has been spirited and should serve as a valuable source of information on the development of the system since 1931, and as an indication of the lines on which it can be improved...
...Hoguet '35 (D) defeated W. P. Rockwell '35 (L), 3-2; H. H. Foster '35 (L) defeated J. B. Wilkinson '35 (D), 3-2; A. H. Brown '34 (D) defeated J. C. Campbell '33 (L), 3-2; E. W. Holmes '35 (L) defeated R. S. Wittherington '35 (D), 3-2; R. L. Riley '33 (L) defeated Stuyvesant Barry...
...world and attempt to work out its salvation as an economic unit; it may inflate its currency to compete with other countries not on the gold standard, a policy that can end only in the worthlessness of all currency; or it may cooperate with other nations to foster international trade. Advocating this last alternative the National City Bank advances a program of reduction in tariffs, cancellation of war debts, and ultimately a universal return to the gold standard. At home it demands a balancing of the federal and local budgets, reduction in government expenditure and taxes, and the adjustment...