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U.S. Recognition of Giraud Unites Majority of French Behind United Nations The Foreign Front November 7th will remain a memorable date in the history of this war. The African offensive marks the...
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Drive on Forty-Hour Week Seeks to Cut Workers Wages Speeial to TBE New Leadep. WASHINGTON, D. C. — The anti-1 abor axi ? is pushing: forward again. Congressional reactionaries, big-business...
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A Page of Features Americana Books Chatter The Home Front By WILLIAM E. BOHN Hicking Over fne Traces »|*HE other day I was thrilled by the art show of Local 22 of the * I.L.G.W.U. up on East...
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America and Africa-A Survey of the mediterranean Front Roosevelt, Nous Voi/a.1 French Underground Press Hails America's War Rote By BORIS NICOLAEVSKY ?/HEN yon hear of French newspapers or "...
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Vast Publicity Machine Blackens Labor, Credits 'Business' with War Effort Success By JULIUS HOCHMAN II THINK of the part which advertising plays in the anti* labor campaign. Advertising...
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"Junior Miss" Rounds Out Full Year on Broadway Wednesday Eve Max Gordon's Comedy May Duplicate "Eileen" Period "Junior Miss/' which ends its first full Broadway year at the Lyceum Theatre on...
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SDF News perton» interested In Social Democratic ideas and inter ITS '"'"tare abort fko sliff ^yement. .Wd write JJ $??? Democratic Fe^ero! 0.», ???? 200. 7 Eos* !5fb S*ree#. New York...
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN A RECENT political step that is eminently in • · the right direction is the decision of the American and British Governments to forego...
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Vol. 025 Issue 045 (November 7 1942)
U.S. Recognition of Giraud Unites Majority of French Behind United Nations
