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In the Wind
December 26, 1942 issue

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This article reports on several political and economic issues. The politically important fact, the one which can be sold to the people to prove that there is no profiteering by corporations, is that excess profits are taxed at 90 per cent. European representative of a large American automobile concern recently came to this country from a Scandinavian city where he has been staying during the war. He claims to represent German industrial leaders and avowedly seeking to explore the possibilities of a negotiated peace.

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WAR; INDUSTRIES; PEACE; PROFITEERING; INDUSTRIALISTS; GERMANY; SCANDINAVIA
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