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Vol. 004 Issue 048 (December 1 1940)
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Vol. 004 Issue 049 (December 7 1940)
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Bankers Reach Out For Fatter Defense Gains
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Bankers Reach Out For Fatter Defense Gains Evidence of a behind-the-scenes battle between the New Deal and *»« once-powerful and arrogant A-merican Bankers' Association pver defense loans was...
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Profiteering
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Profiteering Gamblers Corner Supply Of Canned Goods Needed By Army Profiteering and speculating in canned foods required by the nation's rapidly expanding Army was disclosed this week when the War...
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25 Corporations Benefit In GOP Tax Reductions
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25 Corporations Benefit In GOP Tax Reductions Tax reductions totaling $171,418 have been granted 25 Wisconsin corporations by the Republican-controlled state board of tax appeals, it was disclosed...
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FDR Hits Sales Tax For Defense
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FDR Hits Sales Tax For Defense Any proposals of a sales tax to finance new government expenditures for national defense will be opposed by President Roosevelt. Sales tax proposals have reportedly...
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Drive On Labor Launched By Tory Combine
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Drive On Labor Launched By Tory Combine A powerful campaign to use the national defense program as a club with which to beat organized labor into surrendering major gains of the past decade...
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University Refuses Anti-War Students Use Of Building
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University Refuses Anti-War Students Use Of Building The University of Wisconsin refused this week to permit the use of a campus building for the Youth Committee Against War for the curious reason...
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Propagandists Busy As Congress Delays Action on Credit Ban
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Propagandists Busy As Congress Delays Action on Credit Ban WHILE interventionist propagandists wheeled out their heaviest artillery to lay siege to the American public for repeal or drastic...
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Fewer Curbs On Profiteering Than In '17-'18
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Fewer Curbs On Profiteering Than In '17-'18 Defense Commission Is Doing A Good Job But The Frenzied Drive Toward Total Rearmament Is Honeycombed With Divided Responsibility, Flouting of Labor...
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AFL Reaffirms Advocacy Of 30-Hour Week
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AFL Reaffirms Advocacy Of 30-Hour Week The American Federation of Labor "strongly" reaffirmed its support of the six-hour day and thei 30-hour week, at the closing session of its 60th annual...
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Court Decides Against Fritz In Close Race
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Court Decides Against Fritz In Close Race The gallant fight by Oliver Fritz, LaCrosse Progressive, for a seat in the Wisconsin assembly received a judicial setback last week when Circuit Judge E....
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Statue Unveiled In Memory Of Floyd B. Olson
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Statue Unveiled In Memory Of Floyd B. Olson In ankle deep slush and mud, thousands of Minnesota citizens stood last week in Minneapolis at the unveiling of a statue in memory of the late Gov. Floyd...
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Heil To Censor State Blue Book Along Own Lines
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Heil To Censor State Blue Book AlongOwnLines The truth hurts Wisconsin's Got. Heil so much that he's decided to censor it. He announced last week that he was so "sore" at the uses to which the...
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Roosevelt Veto Of Logan-Walter Measure Seen
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Roosevelt Veto Of Logan-Walter Measure Seen Veto of the Logan-Walter hill by President Roosevelt loomed as a distinct possibility this week following the Senate's action in approving the measure by...
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Unfit
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Unfit „ Survey Shows 15% Of Youth Rejected For Army Service Fifteen per cent of the 14,500 young men who responded to fhe first caM for one year's military training have been rejected because of...
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U. S. To Clamp Down On Food Price Rackets
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U. S. To Clamp Down On Food Price Rackets RECENT evidence that "the food industries function badly for both consumers and farmers" prompted the department of justice this week to start a nationwide...
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Union Leaguers Get Taste Of Peace Picketing
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Union Leaguers Get Taste Of Peace Picketing NEW York's ultra exclusive Union League Glub had a picket line thrown around it last week when William Allen White, chairman of the Committee to Defend...
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Farmer Labor Relations
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UPHOFF, WALTER H.
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Farmer Labor Relations :By WALTER H. UPHOFF IN this week's column we mention some of the most interesting experiences and observations concerning farmer-labor relations Which resulted from our...
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The Armaments of A Democracy . . .
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LILIENTHAL, DAVID E.
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The Armaments of A Democracy . . . The United States cannot build a great national spirit by "wearing a hair-shirt and sitting in the ashes of our shortcomings," argues David E. Lilienthal as he...
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Kennedy Quits, Opposes War
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Kennedy Quits, Opposes War Joseph P. Kennedy has resigned his position as United States ambassador to Great Britain but is retaining technical possession of the post until his successor is...
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No Garters?
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No Garters? Bone Has A Plan For Belted Earls and Bearded Dukes In a flippant mood one day, Sen. Homer T. Bone, Washington Democrat, remarked that he was organ- 1 izing a Society for the Promotion...
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Grand Jury Will Probe Election
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Grand Jury Will Probe Election Officials of all national political parties were called this week before a federal grand jury in Washington in connection with an investigation of alleged violations...
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Landon Warns Further Help Will Mean War
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Landon Warns Further Help Will Mean War MODIFICATION of the Neutra** ity Act to permit America* ships to enter the war zones w>){ result in a "case of Johnnie g«* your gun," Alfred M. Landon, Re*...
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Hopson Deals Too Complicated For Witnesses
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Hopson Deals Too Complicated For Witnesses Deals so complicated that witnesses had difficulty keeping together the threads of continuity as they discussed them in court were cited last week in the...
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THE PEOPLES FORUM
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. THE PEOPLES FORUM . . . Opposes Coalition Dear Sirs: I have just read the article in the last issue on the proposed coalition written by John H. Wilson and heartily agree with him, and I for...
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Shall We War In Cold Blood?
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Villard, Oswald Garrison
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Shall We War In Cold Blood? By OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD. IF WE GO INTO THIS war as so many are now urging us to do, we shall obviously do so for purely intellectual reasons. Of course there is a...
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State Taxes Burden Those Poorest Off
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State Taxes Burden Those Poorest Off The increasing extent to which those with the least ability to pay taxes shoulder the tax burden of state governments was forcefully, disclosed by the Bureau of...
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Badger Co-op Week Feb. 17-21
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Badcper Co-op Week Feb. 17-21 Third annual "Cooperative Week" will be celebrated Feb. 1721, inclusive, in Wisconsin, where there are more than 1,200 incorporated cooperatives. Special meetings...
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Farmers' Union Elects Patton, Opposes War
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Farmers' Union Elects Patton, Opposes War James G. Patton, Denver, Colo., was elected president of the National Farmers' Union at its 3 6tli annual convention at Denver recently. Other officers...
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Bab La Follette Wins National Labor Award
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Bab La Follette Wins National Labor Award Sen. Robert M. La Follette, Jr., has been singled out to receive the Workers' Defense League's first annual award "for distinguished service in behalf of...
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IN THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT
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IN THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT Farmers Double Co-op Buying In Six Years Cooperative purchasing by farmers has more than doubled in dollar value since 19 34, the volume increasing from $200,000,000...
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN
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Follette, Isalul B. La
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN By Isalul B. La Follette A LETTER FROM one of my sisters says, "Deo suggests that **-we only give Christmas presents to the children this year, and put the money we would...
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Here's How To Keep Your Wash Sparkling White
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Here's How To Keep Your Wash Sparkling White Monday afternoon! What's more satisfying to a housewife than that moment she looks out the kitchen window at her clean white wash drying under the wind...
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CIO Auxiliaries Re-elect Miss Lewis
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CIO Auxiliaries Re-elect Miss Lewis Kathryn Lewis, daughter of CIO's retiring president John L. Lewis, was re-elected chairman of the CIO women's auxiliaries following unanimous rejection of her...
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U. S. Health Service Lists Essentials For Healthful Home
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U. S. Health Service Lists Essentials For Healthful Home Essentials for "comfort, decency, convenience and even joy" in the home have just been examined by the TJ. S. public health service. Ten...
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Our American Government
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Our American Government Security For Human Beings PROGRESSIVES have fought for, and placed on the statute books, laws providing so far as finances would permit, security for those who are...
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Mrs. Catt Asks 100-Year Fight To End War
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Mrs. Catt Asks 100-Year Fight To End War UNLESS a method "is devised to change the course of events, the present war cannot possibly be the last one," Mrs. Carrie Chap-, man Catt, a veteran leader...
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Women's Congress Stresses Work In Home Communities
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Women's Congress Stresses Work In * Home Communities At its three-day session last week the 300 delegates to the Women's Centennial Congress attended round-table discussions and adopted a...
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The PROGRESSIVE
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The PROGRESSIVE With which is combined La Follette's Magazine, founded in 1909 by Robert M. La Follette, Sr. Published every Saturday by the Progressive Publishing Company. Robert M. La Follette,....
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The Logan-Walter Bill Camouflage
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GRAFTON, SAMUEL
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The Logan-Walter Bill Camouflage :By SAMUEL GRAFTON (Noted Columnist for The New York Evening Post) nPHE BRIEFEST honeymoon after a presidential A election in the history of the republic ended,...
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Vol. 004 Issue 050 (December 14 1940)
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Vol. 004 Issue 051 (December 21 1940)
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Vol. 004 Issue 052 (December 28 1940)
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