Adolph Ochs Quotes
He’s crazy, isn’t he. Don’t you think he’s crazy?.
See {642361} for Ford’s announcement.
Adolph Ochs, 1858–1935, Owner & Publisher of the New York Times, Question of colleagues when Henry Ford more than doubled the market wages of workers and shortened the work day January 1914
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Steel workers were then paid $1.75 for a 9 hour day. This was earthshaking.
Referring to fellow Republican, Senator Jesse Helms:
See {642361} for Ford’s announcement.
Henry Ford had more than doubled the market wages of workers and shortened the work day. In his young years he hired Negroes to work on the Assembly line with whites. In his older years he would not when he had become a Hitler and Fascist admiring racist. This was of the Black migrations to Detroit to work in the Auto industry. See {642361} for Ford’s wage announcement.
Even though a Muslim and one of the senior members of Jinnah's Muslim League, he thought that Jinnah and British Prime Minister Clement Attlee were delusional about being able to have a Muslim nation encompassing the Punjab. He was right, and hundreds of thousands died in Sikh-Muslim attacks and then Hindu-Muslim conflict in the Punjab. Khizar left politics and would not take any post in Pakistan after the partition of the Punjab and the slaughter that followed.
The Japanese Government was in the control of ardent militarists intent on expanding the Japanese empire. They invaded Manchuria and had designs on China. The League of Nations was very weak, in large part because the United States had not joined when the Senate refused to ratify the treaty. So peace or war In Asia depended on the fascist, military clique that ruled Japan.
1st Marquis of Peña Plata
- Born: March 12, 1858
- Died: April 8, 1935
- Nationality:
- Profession: Publisher
Adolph Simon Ochs was an American newspaper publisher and former owner of The New York Times and The Chattanooga Times (now the Chattanooga Times Free Press).
