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 Vol. 014 Issue 010 (September 5 1932)
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Vol. 014 Issue 012 (September 17 1932)
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 New Leader
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Debs, Eugene V.
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The World We Live In A SOCIALIST VIEW OF THE WEEK Rootevelt Offers A Puzzle to farmer SHEA KINO to farmer* at Topeka on Wednesday, Governor Roosevelt ooaed tome wisdom on the farm problem....
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A Socialist View Of the Week
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On the Political Front Vigorous Socialist Drive Brings in $25,000 Thousands Flocking to Hear Socialist Speakers as Figures Mount Toward $100,000 Goal for Campaign; Broun, Vladeek, Hoan...
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Vigorous Socialist Drive Brings in $25,000
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THE SOCIALIST PARTY'S CLARION CALL TO ACTION By Norman Thomas DEMOCRACY ON TRIAL AS never before In America or any other country political democracy is on trial this year. Everywhere is...
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The Socialist Party's Clarion Call To Action
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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Socialist Campaign Hitting Front Pages Because of the interest among the masses throughout the country in the message of Socialism, the party's campaign and the speeches of the national standard...
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Socialist Campaign Hitting Front Pages
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On the Industrial Front The World of Labor Red Cross Relief Seen Helping Bosses; Union Head Urges Jobless Insurance John Peel of Spartanburg, 8. C, organizer for the United Textile Workers,...
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The World of Labor
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The Party Forges Ahead Prevent Evictions, Exempt Workers' Homes from Taxes, Waldman Demands IMMEDIATE legislation exempting working class homes from taxation during the prssent economic...
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The Party Forges Ahead
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Double Page of Special "Leader" Features Row With Roosevelt; Hoot At Hoover; Jimmie Says Frank Didn't Fight Fair LETS call off the election, boys Hoover and Roosevelt refuse to play with each...
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Solomon Raps Attempt to Put Over Sales tax
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Working Women, Awake; Join With Us In Fight Against Hunger, for Freedom By ESTHER FRIEDMAN WORKING WOMEN OF NEW YORK: Your rent Is due every first ol the month. If present...
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Double Page of Special "New Leader" Features
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Growth of Y. P. S. L. Revealed THE Young People'* SocialUt League, at a meeting of the National Executive Committee held in Buffalo, reported that the league now haa a total membership of...
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Working Women, Awake; join With Us In Fight Against Hunger, for Freedom
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Friedman, Esther
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Hooks in Brief Tell, of 1931, Deeisive Year of Soviet Planning RUSSIA'S liUhUh YEAR, by Ellery Walter. G. P. Putnam's Sons, N. Y. |S. 282 pages. ' a iHERE is no end to the books II on...
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Growth of Y.P.S.L. Revealed (Harlem Youth in Socialist Vanguard
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Walter, Noah C. A. Jr.
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THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN Intensive Campaign in Virginia Tile intensive campaign stalls 'in Week We have seven Ideal* In Rich mond, Norfolk Hfrpewell, Lynchburg Danville (lover and Roanoke...
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The National Campaign
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Where Your Union Meets BONNAZ, IIM.lt CHIMIIUIUU, TICKERS, imillli mm* HUTERS' UNION, Local St, I.LO.W.U., t Saw mui 0t Phone Algonquin 4 - M»71461 Executive Board Meets Ever* Tuesday...
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Where Your Union Meets
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Tragic Drama of a Socialist at the Broad burst Theatre SINOERE and moving DRAMA -jke Man Who RtcUmntd Hit Head," by J tan fieri, at the Broadhurst. An aausual and powerful study of the waya...
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Tragic Drama of a Socaialist at the Broadburst Theatre
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS every week the presidential candidate pttuses in his campaign to hammer out pithy comment on the anvil of Socialist philosophy and ripe experience. Myelin ft $...
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Vol. 014 Issue 013 (September 24 1932)
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