This study is an account of American Church reaction, Protestant and Roman Catholic, to the persecution of Christians and Jews in Nazi Germany. Reports and comments about the crisis of Church and State in Hitlerdom from ...

All writers, great and poor, have been influenced by- forces outside themselves. This is only natural, because no man, least of all a writer, lives in a vacuum. He must be influenced to some degree by the sights, sounds ...

I have selected this topic because of the much publicized current press releases regarding the competition for the public's dollar in the form of savings. In this study it was my intention to find out where the sources of ...

The purpose of this study is to determine the attitudes of full time Omaha retail clerks toward working on Sunday. It is intended to investigate their primary reaction toward Sunday employment and to relate this decision ...

In the spring of 1968, the top executives of J. L. Brandeis and Sons were considering increasing the hours of their retail stores to include Sunday opening. The competitive pressure applied by the opening of several discount ...

"It will be remembered that the Bay of Samana/ /on the eastern tip of Hispaniola/ is one of the finest and most valuable of all the bays in the West Indies. It commands the Mona Passage. It is capacious enough to hold the ...

The purpose of this paper is to show two things: | 1. That the influence of the dead on the living in the works of J. D. Salinger has been developing and growing through the years; | 2. that Salinger's use of the influence ...

The period 1958-1959 was a momentous one for Spain. This period witnessed the emergence of national decisions having a salutary impact upon the social, economic, and political life of the nation. And there are many indications ...

A consulting engineer is an independent professional engineer in private practice, performing engineering services for clients on a contract or fee basis. Consulting engineers are active in all brandies of the engineering ...

The National Industrial Recovery Act was perhaps the greatest social and economic experiment in the history of the United States. By its very nature, the Act was necessarily a process of trial, error, correction, and ...