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Vol. 013 Issue 061 (January 2 1932)
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Vol. 013 Issue 062 (January 9 1932)
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••Contents••
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The Jobless and Socialism
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Smith, Donald M.
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The Jobless and Socialism By Donald M. Smith AST year when the depressionwas in its infancy, the national executive committee of theSocialist party dispatched a suggestion to all local...
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HOOVER'S PANIC MESSAGE Capitalism's Deflated Miracle Man Finally Sees Cause For Alarm
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HOOVER'S PANIC MESSAGE Capitalism is Deflated Miracle Man Finally Sees Cause For Alarm *HE Miracle Man of the New Capitalism, PresidentHoover, has again reported the condition of thetient now...
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Socialist Hit Pinchot On Jobless
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Socialists Hit Pinchot On JoblesHo opes Exposes Special Session of Legislature in Satiric Resolution H(By A New Leader CerreipaaseBt) ARRISBURG, Pa.—The special session of the Pennsylvania General...
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Labor Groups Plan Fight For Jobless
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LaborGroups Plan Fight For Jobless Socialists and Unionist Confer on Program,of Immediate Action RESPONDING to an invitationof Morris Hillqult that theymeet with him and a committeeOf the Emergency...
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Prosecution Asks Death OfHightower
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Prosecution Asks Death OfHightowerReporters Barred FromCourtroom AfterPaper Criticized MineTrials TklfT- STERLING, Ky. (FP)— JY1 Death waa aaked by Atty.J. B. Snyder of Harlan for Pre*.W. H....
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International Urges Fight On Capitalism
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International Urges Fight On Capitalismas Amsterdam Calls on Unions to Aid Socialist Movements-Warns of War THE executive of the Interna-Federation of Tradei met ! in Amsterdam Novem .b«r It and 19...
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The Case for Disarmament As
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Laider, Harry W.
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The Case for Disarmament As By Harry W. Laidler "FAR from increasing our army and naval forces, Americashould now be leading the world in a vigorous^ campaign in behalf of disarmament. We are not in...
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A Factor in the Battle for Peace
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A Factor in tme Battle for Peace or a New Incite- Attacks the Big ered by Financial Opportunity of the lessons of the past 6 years be enough to convince any-of the clanger of nationsup and down the...
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The Nation's Leading City
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Hoan, Daniel W.
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Milwaukee's Financing Miracle The Nation's Leading City Economy and Great Improvements Hand-in-Hand; the Bogy of a High Tax Rate By Daniel W. Hoan Mayor of Milwaukee ONE would expect from...
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The New Leader Forum
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DeNio, Pierre
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From Our Mail-Bag The New Leader Forum Constructive Work—The Mobless Parley—Bank and Money—Communist Collections CONSTRUCTIVE WORK NEEDED By Plane DeNis fS the 4«ce of aa unprecedented•EjMisIa...
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Senior Urges Locals Aid Nat'l Office
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Senior Urges Locals Aid Nat'l Offic Secretary Issues Appeal for Sustaining Fund -Many States Active CHICAGO.—Since the propose. , . .„ .v.. „„,, amendment to the nationaSocialist party constitution...
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Symposium To Be Held on British Labor
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Symposium To Be Held on British Libor Discussion to Take Place at Rami School on Friday — Branch Activities ASYMPOSIUM on the eventsin Great Britain leading upto the action af Ramsay MeteDon-aid in...
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Coward Proves "Hay Fever" Is Catching (The Week on the Stage)
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Shipey, Joseph T.
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Coward Proves "Hay Fever" Is Catching The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley UK.II TEMPERAMENT "fl.1V 1 EVER" A comedy by NoeCouurd. At the Avon. Noel Coward's witty comedy, returning with the...
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4 Marx Brothers-In Riotous Fun-At the Albee
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4 Marx Brothers-In Riotous Fun-At the Albee ''Delicious," With Gaynor and Farrell, Entire Stage Bill Held Over at Fox "Deuckws" U IB Its second «c«k at the Fox Brooklyn Theatre for the benefit Of...
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Timely Topics
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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Timely Topics By Norman Thomas The Depression and the Middle West- Toledo and Chicago- A Nationsl Task-The International Front First of all my congratulation* to th* Editors of The Now Loader oathe...
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Vol. 013 Issue 064 (January 23 1932)
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Vol. 013 Issue 065 (January 30 1932)
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Vol. 014 Issue 007 (January 13 1932)
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