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...patient Norman Mattoon Thomas, who, seeing the U. S. drifting into "imperialism abroad and fascism at home," declared: "The only opportunity for escape is a change of the people towards a cooperative commonwealth with machinery harnessed to overcome poverty, and not for the use of militarism." For Vice President: Maynard C. Krueger, University of Chicago economist...
...coining in from subscription to war issues, ?10,000,000 from sale of gold and securities abroad and the rest from customers' deposits lent by joint stock banks to the Treasury. Orthodox Economist Sir Josiah Stamp grumbled "inflation is just around the corner." Less orthodox Economist John Maynard Keynes, now a Churchill braintruster, admitted new taxes were inevitable, but lightheartedly added: "We are only beginning to put forth our economic strength. ... I find people too depressed about our finances...
Also scheduled is a smaller meeting of the "active supporters of Socialist candidates Thomas and Maynard Krueger, to be held next Tuesday, October 15, in Phillips Brooks House. The gathering will consist mainly of Harvard and Radcliffe Forum members, but others interested in doing campaign work are invited, he said...
...urged the Government to fix food prices, claiming that British living costs have risen 32% since break of war. Wages have also risen. With Britain now spending on her war effort more than five times the national income, some economists held that the Kingdom was already suffering inflation. John Maynard Keynes, the economist who fathered the New Deal's plans to spend the U. S. out of depression, insisted that he could find no British inflation...
Economist John Maynard Keynes said that destruction had not exceeded potential rate of construction. "We have," he added, "the capacity to replace what has been lost by something much better." One businessman cabled his U. S. associates: "Lots of our buildings were dirty anyway...