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 Vol. 016 Issue 001 (July 1 1933)
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Vol. 016 Issue 002 (July 8 1933)
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Vol. 016 Issue 005 (July 29 1933)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 A New Deal-Or a New Day
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A New Deal—Or a New Day *|*HE world It at the crossroads. From now on we have k within our power to travel either forward or backward; to * rejuvenated Capitalism, or to Socialism. To...
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A Socialist View of the Week
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Ward, William Allen
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A Socialist View of the Week We Mtawed tke Preside* By William Allan Ward Codes to the Right of Us, Codes to the Left of Us.... rmay be that the attempt to reduce business and industrial...
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Socialism for Today and Tomorrow
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Oneal, James
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By James Oneal Socialism for Today and Tomorrow There Is Work to Do Today, Even Though Our Main Aim Is to Inaugurate a New World—Better Housing, Protection for Workers Must Be Fought for. ui M...
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Socialist Party Calls Uppon Voters To Build a City for the Workers
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Socialist Party Calls Upon Voters To Build a City for the Workers I'T'HE Socialist Party enters the m New York municipal campaign of 1933 witk a strong city ticket consisting of Charles Solomon...
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Pocketbook Workers Win Fight Against "Reorganization"; Other New York Unions Carrying On
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Pocketbook Workers Win Fight Against "Reorganization"; Other New York Unions Carrying On fjr * VOt* of 1103 to 163 the ^atbenaip of the Pocketbook ftjakert* Union voted to accept the mpairt...
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If We Heed the Spirit of NIRA, We Approach a Real Solution
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Cohen, Joseph E.
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By Joseph E, Cohen If We Heed the Spirit of NIRA, We Approach a Real Solution Business Men May Try to Cheat, and Labor May Tend to Muff Its Opportunities, but the Machinery Is Here—to Be...
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All Ranks Unite to Aid In Rand School Drive
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H CATIK k .-• WMffttr, a more awful, a more catastrophic pi that of 1914-1918? The fate of huM,$f the world for ages to come, is in the WmLihe workers. Will they throw their ¦ against war,...
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STATE CONGRESS WILL DISCUSS NIRA
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STATE CONGRESS WILL DISCUSS NIRA TTHE New York state session of the Continental Congresi of Workers and Farmers, to be held in Albany on Sunday, August 13, will be an impressive rallying of...
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Socialist Party Progress
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Socialist Party Progress WASHINGTON.—A $50,000 " Socialist Expansion Fund [or 1933, to take advantage of |h> magnificent opportunities rffered to the party to grow in lumbers and in...
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REICHSBANNER AIDS TORTURED COMRADES
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REICHSBANNER AIDS TORTURED COMRADES THE "ReuKtbannrr Schwan* Rot-Gold," an organization of German and Austrian ex-serviceI men and other friends of German democracy, will hold its...
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Stars from Radio and Films in Show at Original Roxy
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Stars from Radio and Films in Show at Original Roxy Tito Goinr and "Gypsy Nana Head Stage Bill Drawing upon well-known talent fttm the world ef radio, stage and ftinu>i the original ftuxy...
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All Set for the Biggest Picnic of the Year!
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All Set for the Biggest Picnic of the Year! fJPWARD of 25,000 Socialists and sympathizers are expected to attend the annual Picnic of New York's Socialist and Labor movement Saturday...
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