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Paid articleAMERICA AT THE MERCY OF MONOPOLY
America At The Mercy Of Monopoly ALL-OUT STEEL production in America, a first essential for victory, remains at the mercy of a powerful combine dominated by J. P. Morgan & Company and the United...
Paid articleTHE WAR IN REVIEW
THE WAR IN REVIEW THOUGH Americans this week quite naturally focused their attention on the bloody fighting in the Solomon Islands, where American forces were engaged in their first offensive...
Paid articleWHAT ABOUT SEADROMES?
Williams, Major Al
What About Seadromes? By MAJOR AL WILLIAMS THIS IS AN IDEA-WAR. An idea has always appeared to me to be the assembly of two or more thoughts bearing intimate relationship, one to the other, and...
Paid articleTHE WEEK IN REVIEW
THE WEEK IN REVIEW AFTER TAKING testimony from more than 200 witnesses, most of them paid lobbyists for big business, the Senate Finance Committee completed public hearings last week on the...
Paid articleBUDGETING THE BALANCE
Meyer, Ernest L.
Budgeting The Balance By ERNEST L. MEYER WE ARE FIGHTING a war to preserve democracy. We are fighting a war to guarantee to the world the Four Freedoms, including the freedom from want. And in...
Paid articleFARMERS GET IT AGAIN--IN THE NECK
AMERINGER, OSCAR
Farmers Get It Again - - In The Neck By OSCAR AMERINGER I'M SORE. I'm sore as a boil. What makes me as sore as all that is the report of the United States Bureau of Census revealing that 78.9 per...
Paid articleLET THE HIGH COMMAND DECIDE
Follette, Sen. Robert M. La Jr.
Let The High Command Decide By SEN. ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE, Jr. ARMCHAIR STRATEGISTS have no business deciding the crucial question of when or how a second front should be opened in Europe. Such a...
Paid articleTHE PEOPLE STONED THE POLICE
Mayer, Milton
The People Stoned The Police By MILTON MAYER IWAS READING my morning paper, and in a United Press dispatch from New Delhi, India, under the headline POLICE BATTLE RIOTERS IN INDIA, I read the...
Paid articleTHE PEOPLE'S FORUM
. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . WPB And Monopoly Pear Sirs: The fact that the President has vetoed the rubber bill leaves him in a position to reorganize the rubber program or else to whitewash...
Paid articleEXECUTIVE INCOMPETENCE
Villard, Oswald Garrison
Executive Incompetence By Oswald Garrison Villard THE STRONGEST speaking that has yet been done about the situation of our government in Washington comes from Frank R. Kent. He declares that this...
Paid articlePUBLIC POWER NEWS
McMillin, Miles
Public Power News By MILES McMILLIN BECAUSE of the critical need of the armed services for copper and steel, the War Production Board last week issued an order halting all construction of electric...
Paid articleTHE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT
The Cooperative Movement WE DON'T WANT to start a fight and we want it made clear from the outset that we're not prejudiced because we live in Wisconsin. But we do think that the yearbook just put...
Paid articleTWO MINDS WITH BUT A SINGLE THOUGHT
Howard, Harry Paxton
Two Minds With But A Single Thought By HARRY PAXTON HOWARD SECRETARY HULL'S radio address of July 23, officially endorsed by President Roosevelt, was of great significance. Though couched in...
Paid articleTHE TIME FOR ACTION
SEELY, Lt. Comdr. C. S.
The Time For Action By Lt. Comdr. C. S. Seely THE POSSIBILITY that the Russians will be forced by inexorable necessity to retreat to their strongholds in the Ural Mountains, and withdraw...
Paid articleSACCO-VANZETTI: A VERDICT
Barnes, Harry Elmer
Sacco-Vanzetti: A Verdict By HARRY ELMER BARNES THIS SUNDAY is the 15th anniversary of the judicial murder of Sacco and Vanzetti. In Dr. Ray A. Billington's Massachmetts Guide Book, the...
Paid articleA ROOM OF OUR OWN
Follette, Isabel B. La
A Room Of Our Own By Isabel B. La Follette ONE OF OUR READERS writes that he "especially likes your illustrations," which reassures me that one reader at least looks upon my descriptions of...
Paid articleOUR CHILDREN
Patri, Angelo
Our Children By Angelo Patri IN WARTIME war is the way of life. We must adjust our thinking and our behavior to its demands. Much as we hate it there is no way out but the acceptance of the...
Paid articleYOUR MONEY'S WORTH
Your Moneys Worth WELL, the Federal Trade Commission has lashed its whip at several of the big tobacco companies, and it's high time. Philip Morris & Company and the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company...
Paid articleSING A SONG OF SIXPENCE
Sing a Song of Sixpence CANTALOUP supplies are not very plentiful this year, since a smaller acreage was planted for 1942. For that reason, we suppose, the price of cantaloup has remained fairly...
Paid articleA POOR MAN'S FIGHT
A Poor Man's Fight SOME OF THE richest and most powerful lobbies in the nation are encamped in Washington for a fight to the finish against any tax proposal which seeks to breathe a bit of life...
Paid articleTHE EDITOR RESERVES THE LAST COLUMN
The Editor Reserves . . . The Last Column THE COLD and lofty arrogance of the press has never been more apparent than it is in the Summer of sweat, sorrow, and sacrifice. Like a cynical Goering...
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