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IssueVol. 006 Issue 044 (November 2 1942)
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Paid articleTHERE'S NO REASON TO BE BLACKMAILED
Chamberlin, William Henry
There's No Reason To Be Blackmailed By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN WE ARE NOW engaged in a global coalition war. And there has never been a coalition since the beginning of time in which each...
Paid articleTHE WAR IN REVIEW
THE WAR IN REVIEW FOR THE first time since the beginning of the war the United Nations this week were carrying the war to the Axis on all of the major battlefronts. The newest offensive burst on...
Paid articleTHE CRITICS WERE DEAD RIGHT
Williams, Major Al
The Critics Were Dead Right By MAJOR AL WILLIAMS THERE have been repeated indictments of the performance of the American single-seater fighting planes compared to those of the Nazis and Japs. The...
Paid articleTHE WEEK IN REVIEW
THE WEEK IN REVIEW WHILE American arms hammered out new gains in the world-wide struggle against fascism, democratic forces on the home front suffered one of their greatest reversals in recent...
Paid articleOVER THERE-AND OVER HERE
Meyer, Ernest L.
Over There—And Over Here By ERNEST L. MEYER LONDON—Following their sensational occupation of strategic North African ports and cities, British and American troops in Tunisia are fighting fiercely...
Paid articleAHEAD LIE THE DECISIVE PHASES OF THE WAR
Follette, Sen. Robert M. La Jr.
Ahead Lie The Decisive Phases Of The War By SEN. ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE, Jr. ALL America and the entire Allied world thrilled to the news of the American offensive in western Africa. As the...
Paid articleA FORGOTTEN ISSUE
Mayer, Milton
A Forgotten Issue Br MILTON MAYER THE OTHER day the Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, vice-president of Georgetown University, said in a speech before the Rotary Club of Chicago: "You should thank God on...
Paid articleTHE PEOPLE'S FORUM
. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . 'Free Enterprise' Dear Sirs: In your issue of Nov. 2, George H. Beyer proposes a discussion of communism, fascism, etc., especially "the American way." I think that...
Paid articleMAAS' AMAZING CHARGES
Villard, Oswald Garrison
Maas' Amazing Charges By Oswald Garrison Villard "EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article by Mr. Villard was written before the American naval victory in the Solomons last week. The editors feel...
Paid articlePUBLIC POWER NEWS
McMillin, Miles
Public Power News By MILES McMILLIN ONE OF THE best arguments in the world for public ownership of utilities is the miserable hodgepodge of contradictory rulings and decisions that the regulatory...
Paid articleTHE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT
The Cooperative Movement COOPERATORS who are interested in getting their children interested as early as possible in cooperation could hardly find a better way than in children's literature on the...
Paid articleWHY IRELAND REMAINS 'BENEVOLENTLY NEUTRAL'
Hanighen, Frank C.
Why Ireland Remains 'Benevolently Neutral' By FRANK C. HANIGHEN EDITOR'S NOTE: Frank C. Hanighen recently returned from a special trip to England and Ireland. This is the fifth of a series of six...
Paid articleBEFORE WE CAN WIN
SEELY, Lt. Comdr. C. S.
Before We Can Win By Lt. Comdr.C.S.Seely IT IS SAFE enough now to assume that we are no longer losing the war. We undoubtedly were losing it until we invaded North Africa, but that magnificent...
Paid articleTHE CHALLENGE OF THE FUTURE
Barnes, Harry Elmer
The Challenge Of The Future By HARRY ELMER BARNES THOUGH the second World War may be just getting under way in its larger phases, many are justly and wisely considering the problem of post-war...
Paid articleA ROOM OF OUR OWN
Follette, Isabel B. La
A Room Of Our Own By Iaabel B. La Follette IN THE bitterness which is the first human reaction to suffering, the average American's pent up feelings were exploded by Prime Minister Churchill's...
Paid articleOUR CHILDREN
Patri, Angelo
Our Children By Angelo Patri WELL, Joanne, how are you doing in school?" "Pretty well, daddy. I got a good report card." "Are you the best in the class?" "No. I couldn't be best if Elsa is in it...
Paid articleSING A SONG OF SIXPENCE
Sheridan, Mary
Sing a Song of Sixpence By MARY SHERIDAN A SMALL lamb roast on an English dinner table, representing the week's meat ration, monopolized the dinner table conversation, Frank Hanighen reported in...
Paid articleTHE PRESIDENT'S PROBLEM
The President's Problem PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT took pains last week to announce that he was "unalterably opposed to those selfish forces in every American group who are seeking to use the war in order...
Paid articleUPROAR IN MEDICINE
Uproar In Medicine (From Labor, organ of the Railroad Brotherhoods) DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN, spokesman for the American Medical Association and editor of its Journal, has discovered that when he...
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