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 Vol. 014 Issue 006 (August 6 1932)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 SOCIALISM - HOPE OF LABOR!
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SOCIALISM - HOPE OF LABOR! One Catholic Authority Answers His Associate's Objections To Socialist Indictment: Cites 'Chains and Slavery9 of Capitalism Vl/L liave received from Wilfred Parsons, S....
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A SOCIALIST VIEW OF THE WEEK
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A SOCIALIST VIEW OF THE WEEK The five Day Week Face Hoover rli a far try from the day* when President Hoover was saying that the industrial hell in' which millions were mewing waa only a...
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GERMANS REJECT FASCIST CONTROL
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Mark, Hitler's Highwater
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Hitler's Highwater Mark GERMANS REJECT FASCIST CONTROL HITLERS Fascists advanced to the position of the leading party In the German election last Sunday but failed of their object of...
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GETTING AT THE SOURCE OF UNION "RACKETEERING"
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Hochstein, Philip
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By Philip Hochstein , GETTING AT THE SOURCE OF UNION "RACKETEERING" OUR friends, the liberals, are inexhaustible. It is not enough for them to take full charge of art, literature, religion,...
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THE WOULD DOES MOVE
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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By Joseph E. Cohen THE WOULD DOES MOVE AFBOPLJS without vision is mat. A government without leadership la through. When that government derives Its powers through party control, then the...
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Why Not Get Together On a Big Bi-Partisan Political Funeral?
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Why Not Get Together On a Big wisecracking Jimmie and his "voluntary" pay cuts; seesaw, marjory daw, the elephant** grunt and the mule's hee haw JIMMY WALKER can't atop wise-cracking. He...
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Lucy's Birthday, or The Pawnshops of New York
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Lucy's Birthday, or The Pawnshops of New York every week The New Leader present* m thort work of fiction, a sketch of life In city or country by workerauthor* JIMMIE waa desperate...
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AS THE PARTY CROWS THE CAMPAIGN SPEEDS
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AS THE PARTY CROWS THE CAMPAIGN SPEEDS BUSH K TO TOUR SOUTHEAST William M Busick, California'^ whirlwind organiser, will tour the southeast In August and September Starting in Yuma, Arizona,...
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NEW LEADER FORUM
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NEW LEADER FORUM On the German Situation By Bests* t. aad mmXttuM Weyl We ham read with aaaaaaeimrt Mark Khinoy's article <m dtnwui Commuiium in the Jury issue. Thla literary effort "terns...
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New York Party News
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New York Party News A atari nvm ka ps-Mlr saiarlng far new part/ aaaaaiMta ass* ripocss whe wuk u speak hi MM I I lira* caaa palgn wta hoM R* fin* ¦eiltw *a Satwraay afternoon (Aaf. •) a*...
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American MadnessBegins Indefinite Run at the Mayfair
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"American Madness"Begins Indefinite Run at the Mayfair W idter Button Head* Big Cm* in Nt*t> Film Moving pictures of the new ««& ¦on are remarkable for the timeliness of their subjects. The...
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TIMELY TOPICS
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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Bv Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS 1932—4 New Pre-CivU War Year! HERE In this city the papers advertised the fact that I was the first presidential candidate to appear in seventy-six years, that...
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Vol. 014 Issue 008 (August 20 1932)
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Vol. 014 Issue 009 (August 27 1932)
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