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HOOVER FAITHFUL TO THE PLUTOCRACY Undisguised Big Business Government Continues In Washington J5JOME foreign observers have expressed amazement at the ease with which a plutocracy of great...
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Sherman In Attack On Pension Bill Chrfe Federation A g e n t Pleads for Delay—Socialists Demand Action A LB ANY,—There is no country In the world wbens the poor an Better off than in Hm*^...
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Italian Press In U. S. Gets Fascist Boss QJft Arrives to Assume Direction of Papers, He t fjpTS in Interview /yfff aajertlnn of Mussolini's author(/over the U. S. Italian-language —p b,...
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High Tariff Fever European Labor Finds Woll's Views Inconsistent J^HBTKBDAlt.—When Hoover. the new president of the United States. poBs Ins full weight in the government, his influence will be...
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"They Don't Make It Farming" By Art Shields T> TRMIN G HAM -s great steel stacks give way to tattered homes of share croppers as the motorist beads for the Quit. That 300 mile drive from...
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A PAGE OF EXCLUSIVE FEAltMES A SWELL MYSTERY STORY T ' inM gaining; gently down on the spacious rf^Ttnat rollod about the broad verandas of the ^*^*TCountry CTub as Mr. and Mrs....
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AMUSEMENTS The Week On Stage By Joseph T. Shipley INTENSE ACTING YP "Katertoa," Andreyev's drama at the Cine Repertory, does nothing eke. It gives Alia Nazimova the opportunity to reveal...
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SOCIALIST PARTY AT WORK gal BntlqufsTtera -j^fofflce b^Sting^ta drive • "Sdo poshed in the unorgsnafFSdV organised states, Letel ?& aenflosdoo card* and leaflets s>**.TCrfnee dafly, and...
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TIMELY TOPICS By Norman Thomas CALVIN COOLIDGE. Calvin Coolidge has laved down the nost powerful office in the wotld to his successor, elected four months ago, who has been enduring the...
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Vol. 008 Issue 007 (March 2 1929)
HOOVER FAITHFUL TO THE PLUTOCRACY
