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IssueVol. 017 Issue 035 (September 1 1934)
IssueVol. 017 Issue 036 (September 8 1934)
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Paid articleGRAFT, CORRUPTION AND "PATRIOTISM" TO COIN VAST ARMAMENTS PROFITS
Graft, Corruption and "Patriotism" To Coin Vast Armaments Profits Arms Business Revealed as Dirtiest .Racket of Them All. THEcapitalist world is sick unto death, its industries are.idle - and...
Paid articleSHE LIKES WOMEN
Klein, Gertrude Well
She Likes Women •y •errrneki Weft Khtia f"\ON'T gat me wrong, I lilci i **' women; and all things conaM . ered, I believe they like me. What . I complained in these columns i | few weeks ago...
Paid articleDOCUMENTS ON SINCERITY AND THE UNITED FRONT
Documents On "Sincerity And the United Front CHICAGO—Definite documentary proof that th* officiaf Communiit Party and it* press atill consider* that its first duty i* to v make war upon the...
Paid articleMUSSOLINI'S LONG A
Davidow, Larry S.
MUSSOLINI'S LONG A Propaganda for "Facsism Officials in Americ Terro •y Larry S. Davldew ¦DICTATORSHIP lias become rather familiar in the last decade and a half. Fascist dictatorship was...
Paid articleSTRIKERS DEFY GUNS AND GAS
PORTER, PAUL
Strikers Defy Guns and Gas By Paul Porter < •THE tesrtik •bikers' ranks were strengthened on the Maine-to-AUbaina front this week as 85,000 hosiery workare were ceiled oat end as Hying...
Paid articleGENERAL STRIKE HEADQUARTERS BROADCASTING
General Strike Headquarters Broadcasting Half-Hour Sketch Presents Vivid "Narratage" of a Day in Commanding Of\. Acer's Dugout . STRIKE HEADQUARTERS, United Textile Workers, Carpenters'...
Paid articleTAX THE UTILITIES' PROFITS!
Tax the Utilities' Profits! Laidler Opens Campaign For Controller; Outlines Socialist Finance Plan WITH the statement, "We Sodelists insist that the city •overnment immediately take steps...
Paid articleTOWN HALL RALLY TO OPEN CAMPAIGN
Town Hall Rally to Open Campaign Solonion, Thomas, Laidler Will Launch Election Battle Sept. 30 •THE Socialist city and state cam* paign will be formally opened at the annual Town Hall...
Paid articlePARTY MEMBERS DEBATE DECLARATION
Maurer, Jas H.; Dobkin, Abraham
Party Members Debate Declaration Why Help the Enemy? ._____-______._--_:. _ ,'fe. ly Jot. H. Mourcr B It'll hard to understand the attitude of a few comrades who think the Detroit...
Paid articleSEE GOOD AND EVIL IN DECLARATION
Oneal, James; Somlo, Leo
See Good and Evil in Declaration United Front Maneuvers ly James Oneal 'AT the meeting of party mem*¦ bers in New York City after the Detroit convention where our delegates reported I said...
Paid articleMEMBERS DEBATE PRO AND CON
Thomas, Elizabeth; CROSSWAITH, FRANK R.
Members Debate Pro and Con From a Veteran By Elizabeth Thomas .....Elizabeth Thomas has for many years been associated with the Milwaukee Leader and helped to keep it alive in the days of the...
Paid articleSOCIALISTS PRESENT VIEWS ON DECLARATION
Socialists Present Views on Declaration A "Sound Document" ly Loren Norman The hew Declaration of Principles is sound. Under the circumatances it is the least that could be said. To follow...
Paid articleAN IMPRESSIVE LIST OF PLAYS ON THE SAM HARRIS PROGRAM
An Impressive List of Plays on The Sam Harris Program > "IIIbsJ Daft" or H* Irooalyn Scmsj--$pitsulRy s)sj Sttasj* "Blind Date," with Ann Sothern, Neil Hamilton and Paul Kelly, opens at the,...
Paid articleTIP YOUR HAT TO THE SELWYN-FRANKLIN "LADY JANE"
Tip Your Hat To The Seiwyn Franklin "Lady Jane" The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley Mistaken Lady "Lady Jane" by H. M. Norwood. At the Plymouth. We greet "Lady Jane" not no much for...
Paid articleSTRIKE ADVANCES ON ALL FRONTS
Strike Advances On All Fronts Sdcialiit Picketing Closes Key Mill if EY stronghold of the recaj- ] P* eitrartt yarn industry In the metropolitan area, the Kahn ft feldman mini, Brooklyn,...
Paid articleCHICAGO BUS:DRIVERS, WAGING VALIANT FIGHT, WONDERING WHOSE GOVERNMENT THIS IS
Halushka, Meyer
Chicago Bue;Dri vers. Waging Valiant Fight, Wondering f Whose Government Thiols ¦y Mtytr Haluthka CHICAGO.—The bus drivers, w^e have now been on strike foi almost a month, are beginning;...
Paid articleM REACHES DETROIT
M REACHES DETROIT tarried On by Italian pCity; Workers Er Indians, ,, 4fe,r.«i»t > -,!': •' ,1 been an AtSonsV Kfrfolitlcai, to Jrt» 4 civic i MreiUMfls. «t»mi»tk>n r. Whan...
Paid articleMCLEVY HEADS TICKET IN CONN.
McLevy Heads Ticket in Conn. By Special Correspondent BRIDGEPORT, Conn.—Your spe/¦* cial correspondent, not a resident of Connecticut, helped to organise that state in 1900 and...
Paid articleTIMELY TOPICS
THOMAS, NORMAN
Bv Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS The Textile Strike TTHE general strike in the textile industry is th< * most magnificent demonstration of widesprcac labor solidarity the country has seen. The...
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