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 Vol. 013 Issue 066 (February 6 1932)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Japan's Socialists Jailed For Opposition to War
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Japan's Socialists Jailed For Opposition to War JAPAN'S war against Csuaa ha» mat with determined opposition from Japanese Socialist*, who are now being subjected to severe persecution by the...
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Starvation of Masses of Workers Summons Party to Action- N. E. C Manifesto
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A Call TO THE SOCIALISTS OF AMERICA Starvation of Masses of Workers Summons Party to Action— N. E. C Manifesto TO LOCALS AND WORKERS OF THE SOCIALIST PARTY Comrades: We are in the third year...
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Socialist Party Warns of War Danger
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Oneal, James
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Socialist Party Warns of War Danger N.E.C. Urgesj Steadfast Peace Stand; St. Louis Meetingl Stresses Jobless Crisis! — Moves Convention to May 7th By JAMES ONEAL ST. LOUIS, Mo. ^Meeting in...
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Two Huge Peace Rallies Called in N. Y. C.
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Two Huge Peace Rallies Called in N. Y. C. Chinese and Japanese at BTdyn Meet Madi*on Square Saturday and Academy of ; Music Sunday to Wit-new Meetings rw-iHE Socialist party of New ^L»Tork has...
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N. Y. Labor Asks For Seat On Board of Education.
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N. Y. Labor Asks For Seat On Board of Education. Centra] Trades Votes to Forward Request to Mayor Walker PROBLEMS with a political coloring occupied moat of the time of Die delegates at the laat...
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Workers Pay For Railroad Mismanagement
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BOSNER, HENRY J.
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Workers Pay For Railroad Mismanagement 210 Million Pay Cut Goes To Owners Slash Again Reveals Need for Government Owning the Roads By HENRY J. BOSNER rE railroad employees have taken a ten per...
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China and the World Powers
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PORTER, PAUL
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China and the World Powers Imperialism Makes Nation the Prey of Invaders By Paul Porter AT the close of the last century China barely escaped territorial division. Now. once again the...
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Unemployment in Soviet Russia
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SHUB, DAVID
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Unemployment in Soviet Russia Boast of Abolition of Jobless Armies Disputed—Shortage of Skilled Workers Admitted, but Problem of Enforced idleness is Held Far From Solved By David Shub I the...
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Scanning the New Books
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Rogin, Lawrence
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Scanning the New Books The Meaning of Hitlerism An Anonymous Author indict* the Leaders ot Germany's Fascist Movement By Lawrence Rogin THE resurgence of German national lam and 1U...
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Literature Wanted The "Militant Menace"-What Kind of Party? Breshkovsky
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Moore, Hayden
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From Our Mailbag The New Leader forum Literature Wanted The "Militant Menace"—What Kind of Party? Breshkovsky LITERATURE WANTED By Hayden Moore I want to make appeal to Socialist* and...
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California Socialists to Meet Feb. 13
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California Socialists to Meet Feb. 13 Convention Will Show Party's Growth—Activities in Many States LOS ANGELES.—Culminating* a year of activity and planning for a new year of greater activity,...
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N, Y. Socialists Outline Fight To Combat War
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N, Y. Socialists Outline Fight To Combat War Resolution on Tactics Drawn Up for Nation* al Convention in Milwaukee IN Its closing sessions the New York City convention of the Socialist party...
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Rich, Rollicking Revival of "Robin Hood" At Erlanger's
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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Rich, Rollicking Revival of "Robin Hood" At Erlanger's The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley AMERICA'S FAVORITE •ROHIX HOOD" By Reginald Ik Koven. Libretto by Harry B, Smith ...
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First Soviet Sound Cinema Strong At the Cameo
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First Soviet Sound Cinema Strong At the Cameo A GOOD BOAD TO tame 'THE ROAD TO LIFE" First So-WtM talking picture released in Mftmtrica. At the Cameo. Hp n a tala of •ripping melo-<jrama, this...
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Timely Topics
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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Timely Topics By Norman Thomas The Crisis lit the for E«»t-JU#set*tt end Foreign Atfr*r*—The W«r Bebf—An Imperialist ineident-Our High Vonrt Judge* THE NEED FOR SANE ACTION THE Disarmament...
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Vol. 013 Issue 067 (February 13 1932)
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Vol. 013 Issue 068 (February 20 1932)
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Vol. 013 Issue 069 (February 27 1932)
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