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For Proportional Representation By William M. Feigenbaum _ c-wTTHE Socialist Party is in ^ position for the first time to win for itself a voice in the affairs of New York City...
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Party Notes NEW YORK CITY We* alee s« Ceasradee A pecan'kr Mm nun* ef Brie Csassnsa, wb» at one tone was a number of the party, to mmmmmm among comrades. He shews a party card several years...
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New Stage-Screen Face Starts Summer Policy at Roxy Promotion Department Notes of Local N. Y. By Henry Fruchter I UNITED SOCIALIST DRIVE rit with disappointment that I ¦ast announce that...
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"Are We Civilized" at Rivoli-Reviews March of Time The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley To the General "C>IV/^*." X Musical Homant, • by Hardon Churek and Leo Randole. Lyrie$ by Edward...
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ers Face the Bosses to Smash Solidarity of the m to be Ready for Civil and Guns Ready In, Bulletin* of I merely signed 1 Workers," call Lie to "run the Kunkiei out of JFese tactics is £...
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BOOKS IN BRIEF Two Social Systems at War THE IRREPRESSSIBLE CONFLICT, 1850-1865. By Arthur Churls* Cote. Macmillan *T*HE fifteen yenr- "f American * history considered in ihii book marked...
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PARTY SCORES BIG GAIN IN NORWICH ELECTION II* Party h«m mad* heavy gains r#t it* recent municipal election re*etiving more than 18 per cent of the total vote cast Out of the «M4 ballots cast...
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS Detroit in Retrospect TTHAT Detroit convention deserves better words * than were said of it by our friend, Jim Oneal, in last week's New Leader. It was not a...
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Party Members on Detroit Declaration Hendin Writes Open Letter To the Party's N. E.T. National Executive Committee Socialist Party of the United States Chicago, 111. fJaif Comrades: I...
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Differing Opinions on the Declaration Views of Comrades Who Favor the Declaration PAYORS DECLARATION By Paul Porter The new Declaration of Principles will not be, as some comrades have...
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1930
Vol. 017 Issue 022 (June 2 1934)
FOR PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION
