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 Vol. 029 Issue 010 (March 9 1946)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 PROTECTING DEMOCRACY FROM FIFTH COLUMN
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STOUT, JONATHAN
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Protecting Democracy Ffom Fifth Columns ly JONATHAN STOUT *<ar j ASHINUTON, D. C. -Concurrently with the alow and hesitant ititfening in official circlet aggression in Manchuria, B*wdehewhere, and...
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TRENDS:IDEAS IN ACTION; EVENTS AS THEY SOCIAL TENDENCIES
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OAK, LISTON M.
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TRENDS: Ideab in aetion; events at they twmu Mwiaf it*nif ifefes BylAstonM.Oak Tripartite Intervention in Spanish Politics THE Spanish people were urged, to ouet fjraaep^err^ the USA, Britain,...
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PATTERN FOR FACISM RAILROADS SEEK TO DESTROY ANTI- TRUST LAWS
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ARNALL, ELLIS
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[Pattern for Fascism iRailroads Seek to Destroy Anti-Trust Laws By Bills Arnall (.overnor •/ (,eotgia /"v N E of the moat serious and datei I 1 minad imnraa to advance monopol rrax Uunched in...
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THE HOME FRONT
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BOHN, WILLIAM B.
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7<4e Jlame tylont ¦y W1UMM & fOHN Dictatorship Among the Artists 1ACKING an FBI mentality, I am the last who would pretend to under-standing: of all the Communist gyrations on the road to power....
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DEDICATED TO AN EXPOSE OF ALL TOTALITARIAN ENEMISE OF DEMOCRACY
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ALERT! dedicated Ja xut jxcfuUe jof xM MUalUanian jenemteA, Jemo&uscp Kenneth Leslie and "The' Protestant" THE Communist international got religion in 1885, and Stalinists began to sing...
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BELGIAN LABOR WINNING THE BATTLE OF COAL AND FOOD OF
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BROUCKERE, LOUIS DE
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Toward European Socialism Belgian Labor Winning the Battle of Coal and of Food By Louis ie Brouckere EUROPE am suffeied gieatly in th* court* of thi* long war, and ah* ia itili toffering. Never...
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IN FALSE UNITY THERE IS NOT STRENGTH BUT WEAKNESS
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DALLIN, DAVID J.
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The Abym ThatCannot Be Bridged In False Unity There Is Not Strength But Weakness Ity David J, ItaMn Assoa MT HAVE kept my note* entered daily I in the prison of Buchenwald. I have read now sgtin...
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CARTELS AND FREE ENTERPRISE TREND TOWARD MONOPOLY IMPERILS POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY
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Berge, Wendell
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Cartels and Free Enterprise Trend Toward Monopoly Imperils Political andEconomicDemocracy By Wendell Berge IN terms of our own history ami in relation to our economic future, cartels constitute...
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CHILEANS STRIKE FOR UNION RIGHTS IBANEZ TO REORGANIZE LABOR CONFEDERATION ON NON-PARTISAN BASIS
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ROMUALDO, SERAFINO
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Chileans Strike for Union Rights Thanez to Reorganize Labor Confederation on Non-partisan Basis By Serafino Romualdi ¦•v j EW6PAPER and private reporta 1^1 recently received from Chile have *¦ ^...
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DELIGHTS AND AGONIES OF A BOY SAILOR
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WILET, MARGARET L.
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Delights and Agonies of a Boy Sailor; Revlew by MARGARET L. WILEY What Form of Collectivism? Review fey DANIEL EASTMAN EUROPE IN REVOLUTION. By John Scott. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston....
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THE POPE-ALLY OR ENEMY OF DEMOCRACY?
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WISWELL, TOMMIE
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Why J*w$ Should Go to Palestine from If. LfSOURD osd CAUL MM AM ?Oft EL P. in hi. letter to Tha New Leader (January 26,1946) misquoted Dr. Joseph Sehwarls end demonstrated lack of knowledf* both...
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OPEN CITY POWERFUL FILM AT THE WORLD
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IDoen City" Powerful Fiim at the World g? IMPROPAGANDA wjnB." By Robert Ardrev. Sets .iSJIlf J° Mielziner. Staged und presented by Herman Shundin. ;mAt t*« Martin Beck Theatre. PNflhl...
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PROTECTING DEMOCRACY FROM FIFTH COLUMN
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I Wm Framed, says BrowdW BROWDER WAS FBAMED by his comradet, he complains, who ousted him from the secretaryship of the CP, and resorted to slander, espionage, and character assassination to...
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SDF NEWS
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}DF NEWS V*" ' NATIONAL New J*r*ey: Henry J. Cox wu elected [Ute Chabrman; Milo C. Jones, State lecyetary. The State Executive Comm ilia* will bo 101HP000d" of OB* delegate Mea each New Jersey...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
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CHAMBERLIN, WILLIAM HENRY
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Where the News Ends B> WILLI AM HiKUf CHAM BE KLINOversight or Foresight? INHERE hat thus far been a loud silence at the Nuremberg trial regarding two ftibjet t« which might have been expected...
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Vol. 029 Issue 012 (March 23 1946)
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Vol. 029 Issue 013 (March 30 1946)
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Vol. 029 Issue 073 (March 30 1946)
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