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 BLACKMAIL AT TEHERAN
(June 1944)
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BLACKMAIL AT TEHERAN By Charles Yale Harrison TEHERAN ia Um pivot for the political future of the world. Yet the record of this historic conference is bare of all comment other than the...
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U.S.A and U.S.S.R Can Democracy and Totalitarianism Coexist?
(May 1944)
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U.S.A and U.S.S.R Can Democracy and Totalitarianism Coexist? A Criticism by Charles Yale Harrison FOR mora than twenty turbulent and contradictory years, The *Jew Leader has been a...
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Where the News End
(August 1940)
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Where the News End By Charles Yale Harrison I'VE mentioned it before, but it's still valid. I have in mind Frederick Engels' apt warning: UU you're determined to go into politics, be sure and put...
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MARITIME UNION WORKS WITH GESTAPO
(August 1940)
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MARITIME UNION WORKS WITH GESTAPO By Charles Yale Harrison Complicity between Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia in international affairs is paralleled in the National Maritime Union where nearly...
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RED MARITIME UNION PLANS SABOTAGE OF U. S. DEFENSE
(July 1940)
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RED MARITIME UNION PLANS SABOTAGE OF U. S. DEFENSE By Charles Yale Harrison The United States merchant marine, wartime auxiliary of America's naval forces, through the control of its personnel by...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison FOR a long time I've been wondering jast what strange power enables the average Stalinist to withstand the jibes and catcalls of a derisive and...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison yw?. COURSE you've seen the Spencer Tracy - w^itfnd of newspaperman—wise-guy, cynical, hard-boiled. Nobody can put anything over on Jtfm, no sir....
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Where the News Ends
(July 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison The following fragment from the chapter "Prelude to Destiny" is from Dr. Jan Paasikivi's monumental historical work entitled "A History of the United...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison /VJ? of the minor lessons to be learned from the recent debacle in Europe is that intellectuals make exceedingly inept military strategists. The...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison THE conqueror- doesn't have to alibi. Victory is self-explanatory. But in the camp of the vanquished, men berate each other and the...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison DACK in the good old days when Munich was A-** one of Europe's musical capitals and not the seat of the headquarters of the Nazi Party, wags at...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison ALTHOUGH- the question undoubted:}- will keep ¦*%Vtbel historians busy for generations to come, •Archibald MacLeish knows exactly where to...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison «A* organization which derives its appeal to the individual from *uc*_nu»tim4tntt'*n> «***. hate, contempt . . . cannot fuUUM purpose if it is...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison LET us assume, for the sake of argument, that the war in Europe is a struggle: between rival imperialisms. Disregard for the! moment Nazi...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison "VLTBO was the greatest French ^author of the •* nineteenth century?" a visiting foreigner once asked a leading French literary critic The reply,...
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SDF News
(May 1940)
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SDF News A i? GLAESSENS is on a tran?cbntioental tour for -the SJXF., trade anions, and.the Workmen's Circle. ~ffi« itinerary is as follows; May 5, Buffalo, (afternoon), Workmen s Circle, Branch...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison Scene: A laboratory in one of otar Eastern universities. The instrutocr, a mild-mannered, bespectacled young man in his early thirties, if a recognized...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1940)
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Where the News Ends By Charles Yale Harrison Letters to a German Boy MY dear Karl: This time I fear my letter wjfll be more serious than any I've written to you 3nc the four years that we've...
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Modern Terror, Launched by Soviets, Threatens U. S.
(January 1939)
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Modern Terror, Launched by Soviets, Threatens U. S. Used toBuildPersonalMachines By Red, Brown, Black Dictators By CHARLES YALE HARRISON Author of "Generals Die in Bed" and "Meet Me at the...
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HARRISON, EAGLE G.
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