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Steel Trust Grip on East's Production Upsets West Coast War Output 'Buried' Reports Explain Troubles of Pacific Shipyards By MURRAY EVERETT WASHINGTON, D. C.—American shipyards will hare to...
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Commonwealth Elects MP—Churchill Hits Political Bolt of Independents Beveridge Plan Key Slogan In Rupture of Political Truce Special to The New Leader LONDON.—The Commonwealth Party won its...
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A Page of Features Americana The Home Front By WILLIAM E. BOHN Our Soldiers Speak IREAD a lot of the reviews of this running record of American soldiers— their letters and diaries—from Banker...
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By A. A. Berle 1943 and After—Which Way for American Liberalism? 117 E are here to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of « a notable part of the American liberal movement. The time <is ripe,...
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Inside Jap-Crow Camps —The Story of the West Coast Evacuations What a "Life"!"— Henry Luce Goes Intourist With Starry-Eyed Review of Stalin Regime By JAMES BURNHAM I don't know whether it is...
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"Hangmen Also Die"—Potent, Timely Film at Capitol Theatre This Week on the Stage By JOSEPH T. SHIPLEY Mr. Shipley reviews each play on its opening night over WEVD at 11:50 p. m. The Ballet—an...
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Quiet on the Eastern Front? II/HILE the headlines have naturally been going W to the fighting in Tunisia several recent de-velopmentf might well...
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Vol. 026 Issue 014 (April 3 1943)
Steel Trust Grip on East's Production Upsets West Coast War Output
