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The Curse of Capitalism Hoover's Only Hope For Millions of Unemployed Workers Are Pittances of Uncertain Charity ffcUT of this dark night of capitalism the ^"¦^ voice of President Hoover was...
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Town Hall Rally to Close Thomas Campaign Saturday M c C onnell, BrounAmong The Speakers Broadcast Arranged for Eve of Election Day; Many Meetings Next Week|L__ Due to aa p—Hy fia»...
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JRau^A^in lraaes l_x>uncil I m i *?* W K., s Delegates Attack Endorsement of XmMmany Men-Speak for Socialist Ticket "MTioR the first time in many years X Socialist delegates to the...
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Smouldcriiig Fires of War in the Far Egi Imperialist Ambitions of Japan in Monimmla Threaten a IVetc World Conflagration „ Familiar events ere re feating themselves m distent Manchuria —end...
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The Courts and Labor Agreements Reliant* of Worker* on Court* Rasher Thoa gee—tie Power A Departure Thmrt Mb M^Pm%%l*%*\& W^P/9tTftWkw^mw^'m''~^~ ¦ ——. ^ By Louis Stanley TtE old practice of...
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The Cat and the Fiddle" Leaps Up at the Glob The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley FLAY ON AND ON "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." A musical love story. By Jerome Kern and O'tto Harbach. At...
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N. Y. Socialist Branches Active New York City COMING events: Friday, Oct. S3, 8 p. m., Upper Bronx rally, DeWltt Clinton High School, Moshula parkway and Sedgwick avenue. Speakers, Morris...
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THE NEW LEADER HAIL-BAG FROM COMRADE THOMAS Norman Thomas requests publication of the following letter to the Secretary, Local Mew York, Dear Comrade Oerber: X should be grateful if you...
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1920s
1930
Vol. 012 Issue 077 (October 24 1931)
THE CURSE OF CAPITALISM
