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Vol. 013 Issue 023 (June 4 1932)
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••Cover Page••
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TO THE TOILERS OF THE NATION
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TO THE TOILERS OF THE NATION An Appeal For United Political Action To End The Nightmare of Capitalism TO THE Workingmen and Women of the United States; The national convention of the...
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A Socialist View of the Week
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Rations, Federal
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A Socialist View of the Week Millions Fed by Federal Rations NO ONE knows the exact number of the jobless in this country. It to a phase of capitalism that our ruling classes do not care...
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The Right Road to Socialism
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The Right Road to Socialism Party Summons the Workers to Use Their Power To Emancipate Their Class From Capitalism THE uncompromising Populists in 1896 coined a 1 phrase to express their...
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Socialism and Middle Class Revolt
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NIEBUHR, REINHOLD
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Socialism and Middle Class Revolt The Role of the League for Independent Political Action and the Future of Socialism in the United States By Reinhold Niebuhr ria still a question whether...
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Liberty in Kentucky-Try and Find It
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Sandberg, Sam
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Liberty in Kentucky—Try and Find It A Short Visit of a Student Delegation Bears Out Worst Reports of Violence and Class Rule By Sam Sandberg I WOULD have preferred a longer stay in Bell and...
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THE NEW LEADER FORUM
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THE NEW LEADER FORUM TO CORRESPONDENTS For many months The Mew Leader Forum has Placed before 1U readen almost every range cf opinion regardiDf party principles and tactics. Thlt. continued...
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BOOKS IN BRIEF
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Oneal, James
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BOOKS IN BRIEF By JAMES ONEAL ONE of the most provocative books we have re.ad in years is by an anonymous author, Max Nomad, whose Rebels and Renegades (New York: Macmillan, S3) sketches...
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Thoams and Maurer Filed in Forty States
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Thomas and Maurer Filed in Forty States N. E. C Elects Committee to Run Campaign Weekly Paper to Be Published for Mas* Distribution; Appeal Made for Miners MILWAUKEE — The greatest...
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National Campaign Fund Nears $15,000
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National Campaign Fund Nears $15,000 $1,500 Voted To File Ticket In 48 States Success of Drive Heartens N. E. C in Plans for Great Presidential Campaign iHew Leader...
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Company Thug Kills I. W. W. Kentucky Miner
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Company Thug Kills I. W. W. Kentucky Miner Jack Vanetter Is Shot Do^n In Evart Road Body of Slain Harlan Worker Found; Trial of Forty Is Begun (BV a Neir Leader Corretpondent) ...
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War Will Bring Revolution-Vandervelde
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War Will Bring Revolution—Vandervelde Internationals Voice Demands At Zurich Meet Parties Representing 8,, 000,000 Workers Arc Represented as Executive* Confer rE executives of the...
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FREE YOUTH
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FREE YOUTH Yipsel N. E. C Makes Plans ForG>nvention THE National Executive Committee of the Young People's Socialist League held a meeting in Milwaukee on May 22, after the Socialist party...
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N. Y. Socialists Plan Record Picnic July 30
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N. Y. Socialists Plan Record Picnic July 30 Thomas and Maurer May Start Tour at Giant Ulmer Park Rally rOE great annual picnic of the New York Socialist party, afflliated and friendly...
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A Sincere Drama of Love Across the Years at the Selwyn
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A Sincere Drama of Love Across the Years at the Selwyn The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley YOUTH'S BRIGHT LEXICON ¦ mA THOUSAND SUMMERS." A new romantic flay by Merrill Rogers. With...
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Timely Film and Interesting Stage Revue at Fox Brooklyn
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Timely Film and Interesting Stage Revue at Fox Brooklyn Exciting Drama Is 'Man 'About Town' on Screen At Fox Brooklyn; Stage presentation Is Colorful The first real Inside story of political...
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Timely Topics
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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Timely Topics By Norman Thomas THE SENATE TAX BILL SINCE the Senate haa finally paaeid a new tax bell, it Is probable that before long the Senate and House bills will be compromised and...
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Vol. 013 Issue 024 (June 11 1932)
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Vol. 013 Issue 025 (June 18 1932)
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Vol. 013 Issue 026 (June 25 1932)
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