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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Slow Descent of Capitalism Brings National
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Slow Descent of Capitalism Brings National Food Rations and a Call to Socialist Duty piRST effects of the NRA tonic " are wearing off. Getting a majority of the jobless back to work by winter...
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Top o' The Leader Tower With Readers 'n' Boosters
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Top o' The Leader Tower With Readers 'n' Boosters By the Editor NEXT WEEK THE NEW LEADER will carry an article next week by Murray King of Utah that reveals a Fascist band, the Silver Shirts,...
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Hillquit Tribute at Garden Rally
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Tavner, Louis E.
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Hillquit Tribute at Garden Rally The Company He Keeps; Bankers, Realtors and Directors Fusion Workers By Louis E. Tavner FIORELLO H. LAGUARDIA keeps bad company. The Republican Party, <or mpt,...
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All Out for Watchers' Duty!
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All Out for Watchers' Duty! Party Calls tor Workers For Election Day Service THE last, but not the least important duty of party membesr and others working for Socialism is to have watchers at...
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25,000 Gas Station Men May Strike for 40 hr.Week
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25,000 Gas Station Men May Strike for 40 hr.Week f JNLESS demand* for a 40 hour Uweek, a minimum weekly wage d $•*. anion recognition and senility rights are granted by their employers, 25,000...
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First Socialist Mayor Mourns Passing of Morris Hillquit
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Chase, John C.
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First Socialist Mayor Mourns Passing of Morris Hillquit By John C. Chase One of the most moving tributes to the memory of the incomparable Morris Hillquit is the following, written as a letter...
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Panken at Paris Congress On Democracy and Fascism
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Panken at Paris Congress On Democracy and Fascism Because of a misunderstanding of what he said at the Paris Congress of the Labor and Socialist International, Jacob Panken requests that the...
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An Open Letter to Frances Perkins
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Klein, Gertrude Weil
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An Open Letter to Frances Perkins By Gertrude Weil Klein *y|Y Dear Miss Perkins: I notice you are addressing many women's organizations all over the country. I think that's a good thing. It may...
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Footlight Parade opens in Brooklyn
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"Footlight Parade" opens in Brooklyn New Warner MuaicaJ SUrta Run at the Strand With a caat headed by a docen popular screen favorites, "Foot-light Parade," Warner Bros, newest musical...
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Go to the Avon for "The Pursuit of Happiness"!
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Go to the Avon for "The Pursuit of Happiness"! Paul Ma in "The World "Changes-"—World Premiere at the Hollywood "The World Changes," starring Paul Muni iu his first motion pic"LIFB,...
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Socialist Party Progress
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Socialist Party Progress John M. Collins on N.E.C. John Murphy Collins of Chicago will fill llie vacancy on the National Executive Committee caused by the death ot Mures Hillquit. Collins was...
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TIMELY TOPICS
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS Los Angeles, Oct. 28rd. < The Right to Strike IT can be set down as uncontrovertible that tbe * industries where fairly good codes have been set up for...
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