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...Doctrinal War- As a Socialist, Premier Blum touched off his heaviest guns against the crusade to destroy Bolshevism now simultaneously envisioned by Realmleader Hitler and Pope Pius XI. "Although she keeps her full confidence in the age-old power to spread her influence, France," cried her Premier, "does not claim to impose on any people the principles of government that she believes wisest and justest. She respects their sovereignty as she expects them to respect hers. France rejects utterly the idea of wars of propaganda and wars of reprisal. The causes of war that weigh on the world are already...
...Heaviest of heavy industry, Steel had pounded along at 72% of capacity all through August, reaching its highest production peak since...
...Manhattan traffic. The heart of the Triborough begins with a suspension bridge across Hell Gate to Wards Island, whence the elevated highway turns north to Randalls Island. There occurs the Y's split, one arm reaching across the Harlem River on the world's biggest (but not heaviest) lift bridge to Manhattan, the other crossing The Bronx Kills to the mainland by means of three truss spans...
...done more than any ten others to make the steel drive possible was not only far from the scene of these significant activities, but did not even have a place on the organizing committee. Big as was the job of changing the labor structure of the nation's heaviest of heavy industries, John Llewellyn Lewis in the past few weeks had already moved on to larger operations. The United Mine Workers' president, the leader of the largest U. S. labor union, the founder and chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organization, John Lewis was rapidly becoming a potent...
...meetings, and the 7th Earl Stanhope sped from Montreux to Geneva to tell "Tony" Eden how things stood. Dictator Benito Mussolini long since refused to send an Italian delegate to Montreux "until after sanctions are lifted." Last week the Italian Press, pointing out that Italian commercial tonnage is the heaviest through the straits, declared that obviously no solution at Montreux not approved by Italy could stand. At this the Turkish Press of Dictator Kamâl Atatürk exclaimed what a good thing it had been last week to adjourn the Montreux Conference. Correspondents predicted that on meeting again...