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 WHY WE NEED THE AMENDMENT BANNING THE LABOR OF CHILDREN
(February 1935)
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Why We Need the Amendment Baa ning the Labor of (Children ly Jact* faMmt From brief filed m support of retbttftton for raUfitaHon of Child Labor Amendment by the New _____......... York...
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As the World Trembles At the Brink of War
(August 1935)
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As the World Trembles At the Brink of War By Jacob Panken a x I write this message f o r L a I * bor Day of 1935, I a m filled tntb apprehension. Necessarily {his is w r i t t e n sev»HjI...
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British Workers Rally to Socialism and Democracy
(November 1934)
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British Workers Rally to Socialism and Democracy By Jacob Panken COCIAL democrats throughout the k"' world will be heartened,by the sweeping victory of the Labor Party in Great Britain. It is a...
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Declaration Debated Pro and Con
(June 1934)
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Declaration Debated Pro and Con The Declaration of Princioles ly Jam*. Ooeal We are asked whether the defeat of the Detroit declaration in the comma; refer, end am will leave the...
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For Forty-Five Years The U.H.T. Has Upheld the Torch
(December 1933)
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For Forty-Five Years the U.H.T. Has Upheld the Torch Born in the Early Days of Jewish Immigration, Inspired by Heroes of Labor and Socialism, May It Continue to Uphold Its Noble Ideal I By...
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BUSINESS IS BOOMING, AS ALL THE FIGURES SHOW-BUT . . .
(July 1933)
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By Jacob Pankes Business Is Booming, as All The Figures Show—But 'BUSINESS it improving. Busii«:>s is 4.m th* up-grade. Business is ratter. It is going to be i rirte. Yoa don't know it?...
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Out of Capitalism Into Socialism
(April 1933)
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By Jacob Panken Out of Capitalism Into Socialism The Spirit off the Workers I* Undaunted Despite Heavy Blows of Past Year—The Future Belongs to Socialism. *J*UH spirit of the workers...
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A New World in the Making
(September 1932)
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By Jacob Panken A New World in the Making rN-HANDLOtS! C h i l d r en hoboes! Beggars! On every street. On every road mn\f At every railroad station r— hsndlimr b e g g a r a,...
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REWARD FOR LABOR OF LOVE
(May 1931)
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Reward for Labor of Love By JACOB PANKEN THESE axe the days of opportunity, golden oppor- word is importanfr-ihe written word is invaluable, tunity for young people ki the Socialist move- The...
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LITTLE CAUSE FOR LABOR REJOICING
(August 1930)
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Little Cause for Labor Rejoicing By Jacob Panken LABOR BAT TUB day is set aside by law for Labor. Holidays ar« occasions for festivtties, celebrations and rejoicing. This Labor Day labor...
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MORALS AND MORALE IN THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT
(July 1930)
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Morals And Morale in the Trade Union Movement The Need for Scrupulous. Personal Honesty in the Labor Movement; Morale And the Larger Aims off the Workers By Jacob Panken rkOM my entry into the...
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THE LEAGUE, BRITISH LABOR AND WORLD PEACE
(October 1929)
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The League, British Labor and World Peace socialist regime in Britain Makes league of Nations Begin to be a Factor in World Affairs By Jacob Panken THE Labor victory in Great Britain has brought...
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JUSTICE NOT MERCY' VANZETTI'S DEMAND
(May 1927)
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JUSTICE NOT MERCY' VANZETTI'S DEMAND DOOMED RADICAL IN MOVING APPEAL Smm Dm* Not Sig* Jsaal ii-i.....mi 1*1 ^8** vg*eamte^^aa> toaw^aas^^s^^^B^^^p^^^Bewan ^a> ^B— Foliar *° Utiinifil te th*...
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AN AWAKENING WORLD
(May 1925)
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AN AWAKENING WORLD May Day, 1925, Marked by Vastly Increased Power of Socialism Throughout Europe, Brings A Mesj-sage of Cheer. By JACOB PANKEN Judge of tho Municipal Court THIS May Day the sun...
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SOCIALISM, LABOR AND POLITICS
(November 1924)
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Socialism, Labor and Politics By JACOB PANKEN I. What We Expected As far beck as the memory of American Socialists goes, th* organised Socialist movement has sought a contact with Labor for...
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PANKEN, JUDGE JACOB
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PAPKE, DAVID R.
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