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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Foreign Affairs" has been started by the Council of Foreign Affairs in New York, which, seeing the need of such a publication in America, decided to get out a quarterly review dealing with International questions of immediate and timely interest. Professor Coolidge was asked to become editor of the magazine, and agreed to do so, on the condition that there should also be a managing editor with headquarters in New York. This stipulation was agreed to, and Mr. Hamilton Fish Armstrong was appointed to the position of managing editor. Among the members of the Advisory Board is Mr. John...
...complete board of the Review follows...
...Foreign Affairs" has been established "to meet the need for an American review for aid in the development of a reasoned American foreign policy." It deals with the international aspects of America's political, economic, and financial problems. The magazine is founded on the belief that there is in the United States today a need for such a review in which competent authorities may profitably lay their views before the public. It will in no sense become the organ of any party or school of thought, but on the contrary will print articles by men holding widely different opinions, provided...
...Business Review, which will appear tomorrow, contains many articles of interest by prominent economists, business men, bankers and members of the Business School faculty. Among the contributors are Dr. Julius Klein, '13, director of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Mr. F. H. Curtiss, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, and Dr. O. M. W. Sprague '09, Professor of Banking and Finance...
...Review will be put on sale tomorrow at the Cooperative and at the Old Corner Book Store, Boston, for those who have not subscribed. The price of the magazine, which will be unobtainable at news-stands, will be $1.25 a copy...