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Vol. 015 Issue 008 (February 25 1933)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Shadows of Crisis Deeper as Workers Fight for Relief
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Shadows of Crisis Deeper as Workers Fight for Relief WORKING people fighting for enough food to keep alive; industries, labor and natural resources that have heaped up vast surpluses of food and...
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HISTORY
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Ward, William Allen
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The World We live In A Socialist View of the Week HISTORY By William Allen Ward | WlSTORY. the spokesman of time, does not use pronouns. . . . There is no "1" on his typewriter ... so, when...
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Workers Rally for Real Jobless Insurance
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Workers Rally for Real Jobless Insurance Marcy Committee Would Ditch All Bills Until Times Gtl Better, if Ever—Employers Would Victimize Jobless If Bilk Are Passed. tjQW Is the time to enact...
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A Village of the Unemployed
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Rubinow, Olga
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By Olga Rubinow A Village of the Unemployed The Story of an Austrian Village Where No One Work.—And the Very Soul Goes Out of People. MARIENTHAL, a half hour's ride by train from Vienna, is a...
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Tom Mann's Arrest Stirs British Labor
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Henderson, Fred
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By Fred Henderson Tom Mann's Arrest Stirs British Labor M« One Act by MacDonakfs "Netional" Government Haa Done More to Unite Worker* Than Thie— The 76 Yew Old Agitator Jailed Under Law of...
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German Socialists Swing Into Action
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German Socialists Swing Into Action The Battle With Fascist Reaction Is Under Way—Fighting Under the Constitution, But Ready for Any Emergency. Till; German Socialists are not taking the...
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Painters Organization Drive Is Big Success
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POLSTEIN, I.
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Painters Organization Drive Is Big Success By I. POLSTEIN ME organising campaign in. 1 ttisted by Locals Ml, 90S, 1011 gag endorsed by the Organisation Kttee of District Council 9 Brotherhood...
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Prof. Mead Thinks It Possible Capitalism Will Survive-But...
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Saltzman, Israel
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By Israel Saltzman Prof. Mead Thinks It Possible Capitalism Will Survive—But... David P. Berenbarf Brilliantly Uphold. Socialist Position in Thoughtful Debate at Brooklyn Forum. T*1IE question...
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The R.F.C. Should Reconstruct; But That's What It's Not Doing
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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By Joseph E. Cohen The R.F.C. Should Reconstruct; But That's What It's Not Doing General Dawes Admits Bankers Aren't Playing Fair— Workert Should Be Set to Work at Reel Wages —Where to...
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Hoover Dam Called Nest Of Anti-Union Exploiters
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Todd, Laurence
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By Laurence Todd Hoover Dam Called Nest Of Anti-Union Exploiters WASHINGTON. — Charges " that labor is being ruthlessly exploited, and that the lives, safety and health of workers at Hoover Dam...
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Socialist Party Progress
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Socialist Party Progress For Drive Against Hunger /*HICAlGO.—Nation-wide demonstrations of protest by the un-^* employed against cold, hunger and want on the day that Franklin D. Roosevelt takes...
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YPSL NOTES
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YPSL NOTES Brownsville Installation.—Circle 2 Sr., Kings, will Install its newly elected officers Saturday night Feb. 26. A Hot Dog Festival will be held in with ths new administration st the...
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More Than Meets The Eye in "One Sunday Afternoon"
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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More Than Meets The Eye in "One Sunday Afternoon" The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley MISS FIT * -OS'S SUNDAY AFTERNOON." lly Jaine$ Hagan. At th* Little. A passage in Eugene...
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New Film and Stage Show At The Fox, Brooklyn
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New Film and Stage Show At The Fox, Brooklyn erw, Just Hod to Got M-rijd' ItVSUf* Show Open. Tod.) A new stage and screen show r. todsy at the Fox Theatre Eeklyn, which currently, undei tt, new...
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TIMELY TOPICS
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS Prohibition—and More Delay* AT last Congress haa started the repeal amend-ment on its way. If in our confused political situation the people gave a clear mandate...
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