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False Hopes For Early Prosperity Workers of America Face^a Chronic Unemployment Problem With Wages Low and Jobs Hard to Get \ FTER enjoying years of health American cap -** iralism is as...
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Sabbatino Sentences Young N. Y. Socialist To 30 Days In Jail Detective Trumps Up Story of "Attack" on Him by Youth—Tammany Magistrate Over-steps Authority—Is Forced to Cut Sentence—$50 Fine...
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Walkout of 20,000 Miners In Anthracite Is Brought to An End Grievances of Miners Had Become Intolerable—Action Forced by Rank and File WILKES-BARRE, Pa__The strike of more than 30,000...
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The Rand School in Its Twenty-Fifth Year Socialist School Has Made Oatetaadiag Coatrihatioas to Academic Freedom aad Worfcers' Edacatioa; 'lasfitKtioa Carried Oa Harlag Apathy and Reaction ^...
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From Our Foreign Correspondent Franco-Belgian Relations BrwuseU* Refuses to Tie Up Its Sational Fortunes With IVeems and Ambitions of Purls By Ema Vandervelde BRUSSELS. rf MAT be said, without...
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The Seabury Investigation \ roused Pnblic Interest Is Needed to Make Probe a Success By Louis Waldman BT HIS conduct Mayor Walker baa divided New York into two hostile camp*—political...
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the socialist party at work Tb, HaHomai Offko of tit Socialist Party is loeaUd at 2653 Washington BM* Chicago, W. black spins*, a rich Mm background, has been prepared by national...
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'Cimarron' Has Universal Appeal: PICTURE BREAKS A RECORDS AT RKO MAYER The Week On The Stage By Joseph T. Shipley SENSIBLE DIVORCE •GETTING MARRIED." By Ber ward Shaw. At the Guild. The...
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The Issue For 1932 Unemployment Prepares Ground for Be*| of Tremendous Pronortions I By Laurence Todd WHEAT and oil and copper ana hydro-electric power and —predominantly—the right to a Job...
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Vol. 012 Issue 014 (April 4 1931)
FALSE HOPES FOR EARLY PROSPERITY
