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Industrial Unions Big A. F. L. Issue Tampa Convention Has Bitter Fight on Hands To Settle CIO Dispute Wisconsin 'Peace Plan' and Other Conciliatory Proposals Before Momentous Parley (Special to...
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Benefits of Newspaper Guild Cited Before U. S. Labor Board Labor Agency Ends Quiz On Hearst Paper Hearings Held On Firing of Guild Organizer WASHINGTON, D. C.—With Hey-wood Broun, president or...
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State By State PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA.— The apparent defeat of Congressman Dennis J. Drlscoll in the Twentieth Pennsylvania district will be contested in the courts and Congress. Pennsylvania...
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Wide Difference in Press 'Ethics' and Actual News Practices Seldes Says Newspaper Guild is Fighting For 'Freedom of the Press' Iave Few Liberal Papers, But U. S. Has Never Had Really Free...
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Battle Lines in Lengthy Maritime Strike Drawn Tighter Workers Angered When Bosses Obtain Judge's Order Requiring Unload Resumption of Negotiations Toward Settlement Seen by U. S....
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'THE PEOPLE'S FORUM'-A Full Page of Letters from Progressive Readers GIVE ME THE LIBERTY TO KNOW, TO UTTER, AND TO ARGUE FREELY ACCORDING TO CONSCIENCE, ABOVE ALL LIBERTIES—MILTON. KISS OF...
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A Room of Our Own Off To Vacation Dorothy Dix About Housework By ISABEL BACON LA FOLLETTE DO you all feel as "let down" as I do? When you get this issue of The Progressive, I shall be "far, far...
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE PROGRESSIVE "YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE" Armistice Day LAST week was the 18th anniversary of the first Armistice day that brought about a...
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Vol. 001 Issue 203 (November 7 1936)
INDUSTRIAL UNIONS BIG A.F.L. ISSUE
