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Vol. 005 Issue 009 (March 1 1941)
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Bob LaFollette Says
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The PROGRESSIVE VOL. 5, NO. 9 MADISON, WISCONSIN, SATURDAY, MARCH I, 1941 Price Five Cents Bob LaFollette Says: * - * * We Face A Challenging Job To Defend Entire Hemisphere WE HAVE A...
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March 5!
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March 5! You Are Invited To Rally At Progressive House Remember, all Progressives have a date next Wednesday, March 5, for that's the day of Open House at Progressive House, 315 N. Carroll street,...
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Strikes 'Rare' In Defense, Hillman Claims
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Strikes 'Rare' In Defense, Hillman Claims ADDITIONAL labor legislation is not necessary because "strikes are the rare exception in defense industry," Sidney Hillman, associate director of the...
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Censorship
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Censorship Drive Is On As FDR Scolds Release Of Marshall Testimony The drive for censorship is on! Gen. George C. Marshall, chief of staff of the U. S. army, last week disclosed that a sizable...
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Bob Rallies Forces Against FDR's Bill, Senate Nears Vote
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Bob Rallies Forces Against FDR's Bill, Senate Nears Vote A S THE historic fight on the President's Lease-Lend Bill a*, neared a final showdown in the U. S. Senate this week, Sen. Robert M. La...
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Public Plants Lick Private Rates, New FPC Survey Shows
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Public Plants Lick Private Rates, New FPC Survey Shows A sweeping victory was scored this week by publicly owned power plants over private utility companies, in a comparison of rates issued by the...
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Counting The Consequences
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Counting The Consequences IHAVE DEVOTED 50 years to the study of history, here in my own country and abroad, in Europe and Asia; but the older I grow the more I am convinced that'the wisest amongst...
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Bob La Follette Told The Senate . . .
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Bob La Follette Told The Senate • • . IF THE PRESIDENT invokes the full scope of the warlike and war-provoking authorizations in this bill, the American people will hold all those who voted for it...
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Party's Youth Hail LaFollette Anti-War Fight
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Party's Youth Hail LaFollette Anti-War Fight Unanimous adoption of a resolu tion praising Bob and Phil La Fol lette and Wisconsin's three Progressives for their "courageous fight" against the...
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Poll Shows U.S. Favors Unity In All Americas
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Poll Shows U.S. Favors Unity In All Americas Alive to the needs of a vigorous Hemisphere policy, a majority of people in the United States think this country should fight to defend Central or South...
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U. S. Firms Oust Foreign Agents In Latin America
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U. S. Firms Oust Foreign Agents In Latin America Several U. S. business firms with branches in Latin America have cleared up situations arising out of unwitting employment of agents engaged in or...
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America Already On War Basis, Farmers Warned
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America Already On War Basis, Farmers Warned America is already living in a war economy and "there is no possibility that we can maintain either business as usual or consumption as usual," Joseph...
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Little Hatch' Act Passed By Assembly
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Little Hatch' Act Passed By Assembly Wisconsin's "little Hatch" act limiting the political activities of state civil service employes was passed by the assembly last week, 50 to 34, and sent it on...
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Rumors Persist Legislature May Adjourn Early
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Rumors Persist Legislature May Adjourn Early WITH hundreds of bills clogging the Wisconsin legislature's calendar, unconfirmed rumors continued this week that the legislature will pass the budget...
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44 % Declared Unfit For Draft, Army Service
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44 % Declared Unfit For Draft, Army Service Nearlyj, one out of every two. That's the horribly high percentage thus far of the physically and mentally unfit for general military serv-ive, Col....
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Utility Slush Funds Revealed In Northwest
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Utility Slush Funds Revealed In Northwest Large power corporations in the Pacific Northwest have spent more than $1,000,000 to fight public power development in connection with Bonneville and Grand...
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. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . .
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. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . 'Not Our Baby" Dear Sirs: * I want to voice my appreciation of The Progressive and of Phil and young Bob's stand against the Lend-Lease Bill, for I feel as most...
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MORE FORUM
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MORE FORUM Gloomy Outlook " Dear Sirs: Enclosed find $1.00 for which please send me your paper for six month*. I shall lend them among friends » and neighbors to read. Thanks that we still have...
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For 150 Years
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Walsh, David I.
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For 150 Years © 0 By fx (Senator From Massachusetts) AMERICA DOES NOT shrink from war, despite its horrors, if it be a war of defense and self-preservation. Our whole history proves that. But...
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Farmers And Defense
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Farmers And Defense IN A SENSE during the year ahead the defense program will enter its second phase. It began during a period of depression, at a time when factories were running at partial...
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Let Us Come Home
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Capper, Arthur
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Let Us Come Home by Arthur Capper LET US COME home and stay home. Let us work out a domestic problem to rehabilitate America and establish and maintain by whatever force is necessary a foreign...
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New Ambassador To England
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Villard, Oswald Garrison
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New Ambassador To England _By OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD_ IHAVE SO OFTEN HAD to criticize President Roosevelt for some of his diplomatic appointments that it is a pleasure to go on record as saying...
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Aluminum Priority Invoked
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Aluminum Priority Invoked The federal government this week applied a sweeping "priority" on aluminum and machine tools, directing that, military needs for those products be filled before...
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New Co-op Warehouses
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New Co-op Warehouses The Pae;fi« Supply Cooperative, "organized six years ago to serve co-ops in three northwestern states, has opened new ware-houses in Portland, Ore., and Pocatello,...
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Truman Charges Graft Rife In Defense Orders
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Truman Charges Graft Rife In Defense Orders INVESTIGATION of defense contract awards would disclose an "astounding" situation involving discrimination and favoritism, if not worse, Sen. Harry S....
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Words
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Words Are Dangerous Or Don't Mean Anything, Jesse Jones Found Dangerous things, words are, and never was there a better illustration of the way they slip out than when Secretary of Commerce Jesse...
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IN THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT
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IN THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT Bowen Predicts Business Smash To Follow War In the wake of the present war will come "the greatest business , smash of all time," E. R. Bowen, executive secretary of...
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN By AFTER FOUR HOURS of broiling sun, oceans of dust, and a road which made me feel as though I'd been put in a bag of Cobblestones and shaken up and down, I broached the subject...
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Mrs. FDR Says War Might Be Necessary
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Mrs. FDR Says War Might Be Necessary DECLARING that "some things" were worth dying for, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt indicated last week that it might be better for America to go to war if it were...
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Frances Perkins Hints Defense May Limit Foods
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Frances Perkins Hints Defense May Limit Foods SECRETARY of Labor Frances Perkins hinted in a radio broadcast last week that defense needs might compel a limitation of the production of certain...
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Rocking
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Rocking Chairs Must Come Off Nicaraguan City's Streets Down in Managua, in Nicaragua, the chief of poliee says one of the city's oldest institutions—the rocking chair brigades—must go. For many a...
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Your Money's Worth
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Sheridan, Mary
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Your Money's Worth Food Buying Hints Food . . Price Trends In Rent And Odds And Ends -By MARY SHERIDANTHERE ARE A LOT of suggested rules that, like strict budgets, look neat and practical on...
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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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A Finer Destiny
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Chase, Stuart
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A Finer Destiny -By STUART CHASE(Editor's Note: Written in a cooler moment—in 1939—this invigorating statement speaks pertinently to Americans in 19 bl.) TTERE WE ARE, 130 millions of us, in...
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