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 Vol. 017 Issue 001 (January 6 1934)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 BASIS ISSUES EMERGE FROM NRA
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BASIC ISSUES EMERGE FROM NRA Rising Government Deficit Incurred to Restore Decaying System and Finance Relief of Masses Forecasts Possible Insolvency While Kings of Capital Seek Complete...
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TOP OF THE LEADER TOWER WITH READERS 'N' BOOSTERS
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Top of The Leader Tower With Readers 'n' Boosters By the Editor NEXT WEEK THERE is mdjh confusion of thought regaling the policies of European Socistists in the postwar period, a period of...
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VIENNA SEEMS PEACEFUL THESE DAYS
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Vienna Seems Peaceful These Days But Only on the Surface; Underneath There's Trou' le; Dr. Dollfuss' Dilemma (From The London Herald) WIENNA in these exciting days appears quieter than...
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JOHN HAYNES HOLMES TO BATTLE CLARENCE DARROW IN GREAT DEBATE AT MECCA TEMPLE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19
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John Haynes Holmes to Battle Clarence Darrow in Great Debate at Mecca Temple, Friday, January 19 "Civilization Is Worth Saving", Famous Crusader Will Maintain, "Life Is Worth...
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THE WAGE-SLASHING IS BEGINNING
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Feigenbaum, William M.
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The Wage-Slashing Is Beginning The "Reform "Administration Starts Off as the Socialists Predicted; Bankers Rejoice By William M. Feigenbaum •PHE LaGuardia administration is under way, and...
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PARTY NOTES
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Party Notes New York CHy t Uf t»Ktilur orRafilxrrt' iheetiiig will l'« )i' i»l Monda) Jan. Ht itt 6 p. ni., and every Monday tliei t-af t«r. All jii.iii mrmbrTs whoi have Job* with tin CAVA...
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AMERICAN LABOR DECLARES RELENTLESS WAR AGAINST HITLER'S FASCIST BARBARISM
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American Labor Declares Relentless War Against Hitler's Fascist Barbarism TRUE to the best and noblest traditions of the labor movement is the call of President ,WiIliani Green of the...
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HOW A SOCIALIST WOULD ADMINISTER A GREAT CITY
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HILLQUIT, MORRIS
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Fox Brooklyn Offers New Policy of Stage Presentations "Sea of Kong" on Screen The Fox Brooklyn theatre an nounces a new policy of gala stagv presentations, with a cast of seventy artists, in...
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THE WORKERS ABROAD
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Khinoy, Mark
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First Soviet Dancers in American Debut Carnegie Hall—Mm Place January 13—the Tim* Vecheslova, premier ballerina, and Chabukani, male star, of the Marinsky Theatre, Leningrad, firat Soviet...
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HILLQUIT ON A CITY'S FINANCE
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HOW A SOCIALIST WOULD ADMINISTER A GREAT CITY Morris Hillquit in His Last Lecture, Outlines Proper Taxation System | The following lecture was delivered at the National Conference on the...
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FOX BROOKLYN OFFERS NEW POLICY OF STAGE PRESENTATIONS
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The Workers Abroad An International Review of the Socialist and Labor Movement of the World By Mark Khinoy Our "Defeat" In Spain (~)UT of a total of 8,000,000 votes recorded in the last...
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FIRST SOVIET DANCERS IN AMERICAN DEBUT
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Hillquit on A City's Finances (Continued from Page Five) kinds and types of real estate is besides faulty and unjust. A small home owner should not be required to pay the same tax rate as...
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LOCAL N. Y. FACES 1934: A REVIEW
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Friedman, Samuel H.
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LOCAL N.Y. FACES 1934: A REVIEW By Samuel H. Friedman A LL over the country the eyes of men of social vision have been turned to New York City for generations. New York, the city of dreams and...
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NEW DEAL FOR PARTY BRANCHES
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Gilbson, Leon
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New Deal for Party Branches By Loon Gilbonsi •THE year 1984 will mark a new " era in the history of branch organisation ia New York City. Plans under way will be of interest to party members...
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NEW TERM AT RAND SCHOOL
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NEW TERM AT RAND SCHOOL Psychologists to Discuss Depression THE Midwinter Bulletin of the Rand School of Social Science announces that the new term will open Monday evening. Jen. 8, and Lou a...
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TIMELY TOPICS
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS Hie New Yew TEARING off the old leaf oo the calendar doesaH ¦ssan turning o*er a* new leaf in life. Things go on much the uim, The menace of war ia Europe and in...
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Vol. 017 Issue 002 (January 13 1934)
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Vol. 017 Issue 003 (January 20 1934)
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Vol. 017 Issue 004 (January 27 1934)
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