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 Vol. 015 Issue 005 (February 4 1933)
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Vol. 015 Issue 006 (February 11 1933)
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Vol. 015 Issue 007 (February 18 1933)
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••Cover Page••
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 Capitalism Destroys Lincoln's Ideal As Nations Toilers Continue to Struggle
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Capitalism Destroys Lincoln's Ideal As Nations Toilers Continue to Struggle LAS I week brought the annual 1 return of ceremonies venerating the memory of Abraham Lincoln. What was Lincoln's...
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A Socialist View of the Week
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The World We Live In A Socialist View of the Week A Quack Doctor Tre«ti Pimple* HERBERT HOOVER sang hit wm song at the National Republican Club on Monday night Not once in thi address did ho...
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Fusion Debated at New Leader Dinner
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Fusion Debated at New Leader Dinner Hillquit and Thormas Define Party's Position, as LaGuardia and Schieffelin Urge Anti-Tammany Fusion Successful Dinner Sends New Leader Off on Its Tenth...
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Civilization Comes to Green Mansions
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Feigenbaum, William M.
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By William M. Feigenbaum Civilization Comes to Green Mansions IN W. H. HUDSON'S beauti1 book, "Green Mansions," w« get a lovely picture of the jungle wilderness In the upper reachei of the...
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Socialists Show the Way to Relief
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Socialists Show the Way to Relief Cwnrr^ Show. Lehman Need of More Relief, and Point* Out Where Money Can Bo Found—To Tax GroM Earnings of Utilities, From One to Four Per Cent—Too Many Golden...
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A Woman's Point of View
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Klein, Gertrude Weil
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By Gertrude Weil Klein A Woman's Point of View | SPENT the week-end in the country, having what is commonly called "a good time." That is, I left a warm, roomy, quiet apartment to share a...
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More Big Unions Join Drive for Jobless
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More Big Unions Join Drive for Jobless $ocialist Party Joins Union* in Backing Up Jobless Insurance Bill—Neckwear Workers and Amalgamated Endorse February 23 Conference. WITH more big unions,...
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Socialist Legislators for the Thirty-Hour Week for Women
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McDowell, Arthur G.
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By Arthur G. McDowell Socialist Legislators for the Thirty-Hour Week for Women Hoopes Start* for One-Cent Pell Tax, to End Disfranchisement of Pennsylvania's Unemployed. JJARR1SBURG, Pa....
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Will the New Deal Be Turned Into a Very Old Despotism?
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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By Joseph E. Cohen Will the New Deal Be Turned Into a Very Old Despotism? The Reactionary Southern Wing of the Victorious Democratic Party Is Reaching Out for the Whip— We Know What Became of...
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NEW LEADER FORUM
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NEW LEADER FORUM 100,000.000 GUINEA PIGS By Lawrence Kogin I understand that by advice of council you left out the namea of tome of the commercial articles I discuss in my review...
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Socialist Party Progress
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Socialist Party Progress CALIFORNIA em,l plant are being made for a, »niiu»l ttate convention to be ua ta Paaadena, Saturday and ZJf, February «^». atoportt C^Ucalt throughout the State 2?ate...
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Lecture Calendar
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Lecture Calendar SUNDAY. FEBRUARY It William Duffy: 'Political Par ties- Their Nature and Function,** 11:80 a. a*., Burnaide Manor, Burnside and Harrison Area., McAllister Coleman: "Can...
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Mid-Season News and Notes of the Theatre
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Mid-Season News and Notes of the Theatre The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley SLIP O* THE PEN •PARDON MY ENGLISH." Book by Herbert Fields. Mveie by George Gerekwin. Lyrice by...
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"Spell of Tatra"- Screen Adventure at L. Carnegie
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"Spell of Tatra"— Screen Adventure at L. Carnegie ^-a— Film Boaatt Soeae CShl Scan- Shot * T« »u# of the mightioat peak a in a* (iriatbian. Mountain! want as rV_y band of cameramen...
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TIMELY TOPICS
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS Every week Norman Thomas writes in hia pungent style hit own comments upon the salient events of the moment "Buy AsaaricaB" IT is impossible to carry out the...
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Vol. 015 Issue 008 (February 25 1933)
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