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Trouble Ahead as Restive Labor, AFL-CIO Split Prompts Tory Attack Wildcat Mine Strike Seen as More Than Anti-Lewis Gesture By MURRAY EVERETT WASHINGTON, D. C—A restive labor membership, the...
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WPB-Army Dispute Seen Over As Wilson Takes Production Control Special to The New Leader WASHINGTON, D. C —The war rages on new foreign fronts, but the same old skirmishes are ran through here...
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A Page of Features Americana Books and Writers Chatter The Home Front By WILLIAM E. BOHN Walton Hamilton Vs. Henry Hazlitt THAT we heed a new constitution every intelligent citizen...
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The Red and Black—France Moves Towards Tragedy 'Who Is Marcel Peyrouton?'— The Career of a French 'Himmler' By ANDRE RAYNAL •yHE Americans who planned to come to an * understanding with a French...
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The Myth of the American Glamour Girl: A Real Story of Women in War Industry Millions in Factories Solving Manpower Crisis, Mrs. Herrick Says By ELINORE M. HERRICK, Director of Personnel and...
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Jed Harris's "Dark Eyes" Sparkle at the Belasco Theatre This Week on the Stage By JOSEPH T. SHIPLEY Mr. Shipley reviews each play on its opening night over WE YD at 11:50 p. at. "Ha-Cha...
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Mrs. Roosevelt to Speak on Women in Wartime Britain Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, who has recently returned from a visit to Great Britain, will address a conference on Women in the War on the wartime...
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EDITORIAL COMMENT HATE AS A WEAPON IF hate could win this war the Germans and the Japs would have been victorious long ago. They have been taught hate by experts. We cannot hope to excel them...
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Vol. 026 Issue 001 (January 2 1943)
Trouble Ahead as Restive Labor, AFL-CIO Split Prompts Tory Attack
