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 * 1) Willis Mason West - democracy - "... only imperfectly tried"
 * 2) //Scholastic// is an educational magazines/journal
 * 3) Postwar Era - the "new" television medium was utilized in providing financial education
 * 4) The ... economic education movement focused on reaching secondary and elementary school students.
 * 5) However, the most elaborate aspect of the economic education movement focused on reaching secondary and elementary school students.
 * 6) ‘‘Business-Education Days’’ were launched in 1946 in Michigan and other states by local chambers of commerce for teachers to learn about business,
 * 7) the economic education movement is generally dated to the establishment of the Joint Council on Economic Education (JCEE) in 1949
 * 8) Ernest O. Melby, dean of NYU’s School of Education: ‘‘If we are interested in the survival of our way of life, there is no kind of education more important than that which seeks to make the average American intelligent about our economic system and effective as a citizen in relation to it.’’
 * 9) "By the mid-1960s, there were forty-five state, local, and regional councils of economic education."
 * 10) "The JCEE established a College and University Program in 1957 to bring together schools of education and economics departments to teach aspiring teachers.With AEA backing, about fifteen "centers of economic education" were created at colleges such as the State University of Iowa and Purdue University. By the 1970s, more than two hundred centers existed."