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 Vol. 014 Issue 014 (October 1 1932)
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 Workers in Flight From Panics Must Now Fight For Freedom
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Workers in Flight Froiji Panics Must Now Fight For Freedom ANOTHER dread winter approaches. Millions of toilers in industry and on the farms are like driftwood tossed by mighty waves. They are...
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A Socialist View of the Week
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A Socialist View of the Week "Progressive" Politics And the "Liberals" TIIK "liberal" complex is emerging in _ capitalist politics and Roosevelt is wooing it. In Washington the "progressive"...
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An Attorney-General for the Workers
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Karlin, William
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An Attorney-General for the Workers By William Karlin Socialist Candidate for Attorney-General Calls Upon the Workers to Capture That Vital Office for Themselves—Morgan & Co. Have Representation...
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British Labor Eager to Present Unbroken Front to Capitalism
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Henderson, Fred
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British Labor Eager to Present Unbroken Front to Capitalism By Fred HendersonBreach Created by IX. P. Disaffiliation Rapidly Closing Up, Says Veteran Fighter, with Scottish Socialist Party Leading;...
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Bronx Tenants Win Great Victory
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Bronx Tenants Win Great Victory Lead Sholem Aleichem TenantH in Battle ainsi I andlordism; A Clean-cut Victory for Which Parly Wins Credit; Celebrate at Bamjiict f J N K of the, most significant...
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What The State Can Do About Power
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Rosner, Henry J.
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What The State Can Do About Power By Henry J. Rosner Regulation of Utilities Has Broken Down; The Governor Must Share Responsibility with Hoover for Excessive Electric Rates; Socialist Economist...
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Candidates Met by Vast Crowds
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Candidates Met by Vast jCrowds Thomas Greeted with Wildest Enthusiasm in Milwaukee, Madiion and Other Cities.—Mayor Hoan Leads Parade with Thomas Through Downtown Streets. —Sledge-HUunmer...
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Double Page of Special
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Breslow, Alfred
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Double Page of Special By Alfred Breclow American Fascist Trends And Their Communist Aids U7HEN democratic methods be- " come inadequate to maintain its domination the bourgolsie seeks other...
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World's Last But Greatest Capitalistic Experiment
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Orlando, Joseph
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World's Last But Greatest Capitalistic Experiment By Joseph Orlando EJIUCH water has run under the " * Seine's bridges in the last three years, but still mure illusions have vanished from the...
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With Benefit to None
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Kantorovich, Haim
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With Benefit to None By Haim Kantorovich I.KNIN, by i . . . i . - Maitoa. I' Applrlon & Co.. N Y . 1932. A THOUGHTFUL p e n u n 'i * • query on reading this book certainly will be: Why has the...
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The Party Forges Ahead
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The Party Forges Ahead SPOKANE.-Socialists and the Spokane school board are in a row over the use <>f. the Lewis and Clark High School auditorium for the meeting to be held here October 2 for...
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The Campaign Booms Everywhere
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The Campaign Booms Everywhere WestchcfterCampaign Advances; All Towns Hear Party Message Encouraged by the splendid meeting at the County (enter in While Plains, addressed by Norman Thomas and...
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New York Party News
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New York Party News branch and every active Socialiat fbeold keep in mind the dates for registration and see that every Socialist and sympathizer registers. Registration in New York City begins...
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"Madchen In Uniform": The Criterion of the Season's Films
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"Madchen In Uniform": The Criterion of the Season's Films The Crooked Circle" on Fox Brooklyn Screen-V.ried Sc:reen Revue Ben Lyon and Zasu Pitts. popular screen stars. come to the Fox Brooklyn...
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Sol Sells His Soul For Success at-Maxine Elliott's
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Sol Sells His Soul For Success at—Maxine Elliott's The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley WHEN SUCCESS IS FAILURE "SUCCESS STORY." By John Ho ware* /««««< The Group Theatre at Maxine...
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TIMELY TOPICS
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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TIMELY ToPICS By Norman Thomas every week the presidential candidate pauses in his campaign to hammer out pithy comment on the anvil of Socialist philosophy and ripe experience And We...
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Vol. 014 Issue 015 (October 8 1932)
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Vol. 014 Issue 016 (October 15 1932)
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Vol. 014 Issue 017 (October 22 1932)
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Vol. 014 Issue 018 (October 29 1932)
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