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...Harvard Lampoon, humorous undergraduate periodical, has once again blown itself into the public eye. The initiated know that the avowed intention of the comedy therein presented is to cause sagacious wink, but the Boston and Cambridge public have frequently found occasion to look upon the product with wide-eyed horror. The present irritation was caused by a drawing in the last issue depicting the now famous scrub women engaged in staging a Bacchanalia on the proceeds of the bonus supplied by Corliss Lamont and his associates...
Some years ago there was privately printed a little booklet entitled: The Rape of the Bosch Magneto Co. Therein is told how Bosch Magneto Co., New York (in which German Robert Bosch owned ten shares out of 250) was seized May i, 1918 by Assistant Alien Property Custodian Francis Patrick Garvan, sold to the highest bidder. Many have been the criticisms of this Wartime act, and only early this year was germanophobic Mr. Garvan acquitted of charges that he and associates defrauded the U. S. Government of some $5,535,000 in the Bosch deal...
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Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Kentucky "Inside Territory," therein sells 90% of its gasoline. Last week The Texas Corp. (on its tanks not T. C. but T. T. C.) offered 157,200 shares of its stock to acquire Indian Refining. This is an offer of about $6,288,000 against Indian Refining's market value of about...
That the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 was, as a whole, futile and that the various measures adopted therein are little more than gestures, "made because the Republicans had vaunted the tariff as a never-failing remedy and were under bonds to keep their promises for this sort of relief," and that the most important result of the new tariff up to now has been to irritate Canada are the opinions expressed by Professor F. W. Taussig '79, Henry Lee Professor of Economics, in an article which is to appear in the November issue of the Economic Quarterly...