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...Communists the scapegoats for a basic condition which made possible such a hysteric outburst." Most sociologists agreed with Dr. Searle that the "basic condition" was economic discrimination against New York's Negroes, which had in turn set up a tragic train of unemployment, undernourishment, bad housing, disease, vice, unrest and, last week, resentful disorder. In three centuries the Negro has attained legal and political equality with the white citizen in New York City. Economically and socially, however, his position has stood still...
...Service in Mukden at the time- the service which makes incidents. Few months later Doihara was in Harbin before those unfortunate outbreaks of "banditry" which caused Japan to take that strategic city on the Chinese Eastern Railway (TIME, Feb. 22, 1932). Later it was perhaps Doihara who fomented enough "unrest" in Tientsin to excuse the bringing in of Japanese troops who imposed the humiliating Tangku Truce (TIME, June 5, 1933).Today, so great is Spy Chief Doihara's reputation that he can be as modest as Colonels Lawrence and Lindbergh. Toothily last week he smiled: "What have I been...
Asserting that he was "amazed and appalled" by the unrest noticed in his recent tour of the country, Filene charged that business was solely to blame for enrollment of a claimed 34,000,000 under the banners of Long, Coughlin, or Townsend. Instead of cooperating with the Administration, it had "stalled and balked and held back until the masses are now losing hope," he said...
...early return to the gold standard would be the greatest service the United States could do for the process of recovery. Our monetary principles have been of a selfish nature that has wrecked the financial systems of the oriental countries, and a return to gold would stabilize the world unrest...
...professional waitresses were substituted entirely for the present undergraduate helpers. Student waiters, in other words, are employed by the magnanimous moguls of the University Dining Halls simply as a sacrifice to the needs of the student, and their jobs will be recalled without compunction if they show signs of unrest...