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"Why Starve Amid Plenty?" Plight of the Unemployed Indicts The System And The Two Old Parties Which Join To Maintain It TRACING starvation in a sea of abundance. That is the plight of millions...
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Socialists of Reading Carry 42 Precincts Working Class Sections - Prove Mainstays of Party's Candidates READING, Pa.—In the election which sent Darlington H00pes and Lilith Wilson, Socialist...
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W.Va. Miners Fight Under New Leaders Strike of 800 Ward >CoaIdiggers Revives Best Traditions of I. Coal Union By Richard Glover W.TAKD, W. Va—The entire TT Kanawha Valley Is...
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The Coal Industry Analyzed Swarthmore Liberals Discuss Relations Of Mining To Workers And Consumers 'g*\X THE weekend of November %J 7-10, the Liberal Club of Swarthmore College held a...
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The Unknown Soldier By Charles A. Wagner "The Unknown Soldier," Charles A. Wagner's poem which won first award in the cosiest of the Poetry Magazine last year, is peculiatly appropriate at this...
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"The Doorway To Hell" At Strands and Beacon The Stage The Movies Music The Week On The Stage By Joseph T. Shipley THE GANG'S ALL HERE "OS THE SPOT." By Edgar Wallace. At the Forrest...
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FREE YOUTH Address: FREE YOUTH 7 East 15th St. New York City He Tale of One Yipsel | By HARRY LOPATIN taj—are you back again this ja**" E xbat was the first question that NM me from the...
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Exposing SOME RADICAL LITERARY RACKETS Hie New freeman and the New Masses, Established Trade Ntote Sporfpos Coo* By Jacob C Rich One of ta* shady tricks of baainea* hi to buy up a...
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1930
Vol. 011 Issue 014 (November 1 1930)
"WHY STARVE AMID PLENTY?"
