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Finance
Boies, William Justus | November 30, 1918 issue

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The proposal to amalgamate the various administrations and boards that have been created for service during the war period and to direct the work of reorganization of American industry through a single government body gives interest to the efforts of the federal authorities to shift from a war basis to a peace basis with as little disturbance as possible. Representatives of most of the forty two industries that have been affected by the government's curtailment policy will confer with the Washington authorities in the near future in the effort to make the transition period as nearly shock-proof as is possible in connection with the coming readjustment.

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INDUSTRIALIZATION; GOVERNMENT policy; INTERNATIONAL relations; CENTRAL planning; ECONOMIC reform; CORPORATE reorganizations; WASHINGTON (State); UNITED States
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