The Week.

Focuses on the socio-economic conditions in the world. Invalidation of the New York State Minimum Wage Law for women by the U.S. Supreme Court after Justice Owen J. Roberts casted his vote against it; Victory of Spanish Government over Italian divisions on the Guadalajara front, which sowed the seeds of international war; Development of the crisis between the Catholic Church and dictator Adolf Hitler regime in Germany; Chances for ratification of the child-labor amendment seem smaller than ever as it has been rejected by the legislatures of Nebraska and Connecticut; Decision of Indian nationalists to boycott the new Constitution by not undertaking the responsibility of setting up provincial governments; Eruption of problems as the United States granted independence to the Philippines; Criticism of the press as it greeted the activities of groups favoring the Spanish loyalists; Examination of an airplane accident that happened in the U.S.; Victory registered by prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey in his series of cases against New York City racketeers; Description of operas as uneconomical from the perspective of any nation's economy; Statistics charted out by the Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts showing a marked shift in the field of major interest of students.