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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The A. F. of L. Is Facing the Crisis; Convention Meets in Sober Mood
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Todd, By Laurence
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By Laurence Todd The A. F. of L. Is Facing the Crisis; Convention Meets in Sober Mood ft INCINNATL—"During our recent yean of prosperity the natural flow of wealth was distorted. Income was...
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The World We lire In
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The World We lire In A Socialist View of the Week American Federation of Labor Surveys Wreckage of the Depression Era And Favorable Report on Unemployment Insurance Forecasts Future Work rE...
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A.F. of L. Council Departs from Old Policy In Report Favorable to Jobless Insurance
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A.F. of L. Council Departs from Old Policy In Report Favorable to Jobless Insurance THE report of the Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor to the annual convention at Cincinnati...
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A Woman's Point of View
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Klein, Gertrude Weil
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By Gertrude Weil Klein A Woman's Point of View Now They're Starting a Campaign to Get the Married Women Out of Jobs—But One Must Eat JPLEVEN million women in this country hold down jobs. Of...
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The Party-and Honest Elections
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Feigenbaum, William M.
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By William M. Feigenbaum The Party—and Honest Elections The Widespread and Continued Poll Frauds Are a Challenge to Socialists—No One Else Cares Enough About it to Do Anything—Our Party's...
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British Labor Triumphs in the Cities
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Henderson, Fred
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By Fred Henderson British Labor Triumphs in the Cities Local Elections Show Gains Over All England—Triumphs Show Increases Over 1029, Labor's Year of Greatest Triumph—L L P. Secession Split the...
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Amalgamated Workers Vote Strike for Wage Increase
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Amalgamated Workers Vote Strike for Wage Increase AT the last meeting of the' New York Joint Board of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America it was unanimously decided to demand 15% increase...
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How Floyd B. Olson Betrayed Minnesota Farmer-Laborites
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Soto, John Gabriel
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By John Gabriel Soto. How Floyd B. Olson Betrayed Minnesota Farmer-Laborites Record of Governor Thai of Careerist—Advocate of Worst Gag Laws in the Country. QOVERNOR OLSON'S betrayal of the...
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Those Jarred by the Election Have Some Tal Thinking to Do
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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By Joseph E. Cohen Those Jarred by the Election Have Some Tal Thinking to Do Millions Voted Against Something, and Now See What They'll Get,—to Save and to Spend,—Beer and Free Lunch. "THOSE...
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Slow Science
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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BOOKS IN BRIEF Slow Science By Joseph T. Shipley In "World Chaos: The Responsibility of Science" (Covici-Friede) William McDougall joint the long list of those who have effectively pictured the...
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Late Returns Show Steady Gains
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Late Returns Show Steady Gains AS additional election returns continue to filter in from all sec-tions of the country, and as the states are beginning to report the officially canvassed vote,...
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Mussolini's 'Amnesty' a Farce
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Mussolini's 'Amnesty' a Farce J^FTER it had been announced by Mussolini himself at Milan, and also by the world press, as if it were a historical event the amnesty decree published by the Fascist...
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New York City
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New York City General Membership Meeting.— The membership of the Socialist Party of Greater New York is summoned to attend a general membership meeting in the auditorium of the People's House, 7...
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Dear Jane, A Prize of Porcelain and Pearl
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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"Dear Jane", A Prize of Porcelain and Pearl The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley DELIGHTFUL JANE "DEAR JANE.K By Eleanor liulmes Hinkley. At the Civic Repertory. Quietly, without...
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Clara Bow's Film-Ravel's "La Valse"-At the Roxy
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Clara Bow's Film—Ravel's "La Valse"—At the Roxy "Call Hot Scraf*" Mark* Oar* Bow's Return to Screen. "U Vake" aa • BaJUt Clara Bow makes bar return to the screen at the Boxy Theatre,...
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TIMELY TOPICS
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS Every week Norman Thomas write* in ' his pungent style his own comments upon the salient events of the moment The A. F. of L. Marches Forward THE statesmsnlike...
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