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Vol. 006 Issue 044 (November 2 1942)
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IF PRIME MINISTER CHURCHILL FALLS
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Hanighen, Frank C.
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If Prime Minister Churchill Falls By FRANK C. HANIGHEN EDITOR'S NOTE: Frank C. Hanighen, noted author and foreign correspondent, recently returned from a two-months survey of conditions in England...
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THE WAR IN REVIEW
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THE WAR IN REVIEW FIGHTING on a large scale broke out on two more fronts of World War II this week, as Stalingrad went into its 10th week of siege. Thus, at mid-week, the Axis was on the offensive...
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BLESS THE CIVILIAN AIR PATROL
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Williams, Major Al
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Bless The Civilian Air Patrol By MAJOR AL WILLIAMS I'M TAKING liberties in reprinting a personal letter from an old flying friend. The author didn't know his letter was ever going to be seen by...
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW THE DRAFTING of the nation's 18 and 19-year-old youths became a certainty this week although the precise form of the new measure remained in doubt. Differences between House and...
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MR. PEGLER'S 'SCAB MANOR'
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Meyer, Ernest L.
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Mr. Pegler's 'Scab Manor' By ERNEST L. MEYER TODAY, after a long and reluctant interlude, we return to our pet abomination: Mr. Westbrook Peg-ler. For endless months and years, Mr. Pegler has...
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FROM SQUIRT JOURNALIST TO ORACLE
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Coleman, Mcalister
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From Squirt Journalist To Oracle By MCALISTER COLEMAN EVERYONE else hereabouts having put in his oar, I suppose I might as well feather mine, even though I catch a crab. (That's what comes from...
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THE BIG SHOTS ARE WAKING UP AT LAST
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Follette, Sen. Robert M. La
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The Big Shots Are Waking Up At Last By SEN. ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE, Jr. AT LONG LAST, the big ahots in charge of the nation's war effort are waking up to the fact that we are face to face with an...
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WHERE THEY STAND ON THE WAR AT HOME
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Mayer, Milton
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Where They Stand On The War At Home By MILTON MAYER 1BELIEVE I am the only internationally famous commentator who has not yet commentated on the forthcoming (as this is written) Congressional...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . Stalin's Statement Dear Sirs: What did Joe Stalin refer to when he asked that his allies keep their obligations? President Roosevelt stated that we had sent to...
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WHERE SHALL WE ATTACK?
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Villard, Oswald Garrison
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Where Shall We Attack? By Oswald Garrison Villard NOW THAT we Americans have been allowed to know by way of Europe that American troops have landed in Liberia and have arrived in the Congo and...
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POWER COMES TO RURAL AMERICA
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Slattery, Harry
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Power Comes To Rural America By HARRY SLATTERY WHEN President Roosevelt issued an executive order starting the rural electrification program back in the Spring of 1935, he saw two thimga. First,...
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THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT
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The Cooperative Movement IT'S ALL BEEN an unfortunate misunderstanding! At least one of the big radio networks that barred the co-op radio program, "Let's Get Together, Neighbor," from the air had...
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INFLATION MADE EASY II
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AMERINGER, OSCAR
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Inflation Made Easy II By OSCAR AMERINGER TODAY we're having a cold drizzle. So, instead of Peg Leg Pete and me sitting in the shade of the cotton wagon, we're sitting in the cotton his family...
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WHAT LIES BEHIND THE URALS?
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Barnes, Harry Elmer
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What Lies Behind The Urals? By HARRY ELMER BARNES THE OUTCOME of the second World War depends a great deal on Russia, and what Russia can do from now on is closely related to her strength east of...
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THE WAR GUILT QUESTION
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SEELY, Lt. Comdr. C. S.
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The War Guilt Question ByLt. Comdr.C.S.Seely THE IDEA, recently broached by President Roosevelt, that those guilty of bringing about the present world catastrophe must be punished after the war,...
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EDUCATION IS THE ANSWER
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Barnes, Robert
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Education Is The Answer By ROBERT BARNES THERE HAS .been a surplus of talk, if not of thinking, on reconstruction and rehabilitation after the war. Certainly, the rehabilitation of the peoples of...
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN
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Follette, Isabel B. La
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A Room Of Our Own By Isabel B. La Follette SOME EVENING when you want to steer a group off the interminable subject of war (world war, at least!) gently insinuate the question of cheating in...
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OUR CHILDREN
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Patri, Angelo
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Our Children By Angelo Patri: ??•\yTONNIE, set the table, will you?" iVi. "Just wait until I finish this chapter, mother." Monnie wiggled closer to the window to catch the last ray of the light...
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YOUR DOLLAR
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Union, Consumers
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Your Dollar By CONSUMERS UNION READ YOUR LABEL carefully, Consumers Union advises. CU technicians run across many labels which seem to be designed primarily to fool the public. For instance, one...
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SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE
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Sing a Song of Sixpence ON A COLD NIGHT, after a good day's work, a stew is an eminently satisfactory evening meal. It's cheap—most of the larger meat markets have week-end specials on cheap cuts...
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TELL THE PEOPLE THE TRUTH
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Tell The People The Truth THE persistent refusal of Army and Navy brass hats to treat Americans as intelligent adults is rapidly adding up to one of the costliest blunders of the war. Acting with...
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THE EDITOR RESERVES THE LAST COLUMN
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The Editor Reserves The Last Column THERE ARE guarded reports from Washington that Congress with start raising hell about the conduct of the war as soon as the elections are over. Walter Lippmann...
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