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Vol. 007 Issue 024 (June 14 1943)
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 BLIND REACTION AND ANTI-LABOR HYSTERIA IMPERIL THE NATION'S WAR EFFORT
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Follette, Sen. Robert M. La Jr.
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Blind Reaction And Anti-Labor Hysteria Imperil The Nation's War Effort By SEN. ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE, Jr. THERE IS GREAT NEED at this time for calm and sober perspective in considering the...
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THE WAR IN REVIEW
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THE WAR IN REVIEW ROARING OUT from their bases to the east, west, and south of Europe, Allied airpower continued this week to rock Adolf Hitler's European fortress in the greatest aerial assault of...
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW SWEEPING CONTROLS over organized labor, depriving the nation's workers of hard-won economic weapons and political rights, were voted by Congress last week as both houses approved...
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DANGER: WOMEN AT WORK
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Meyer, Ernest L.
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Danger: Women At Work By ERNEST L. MEYE REPORTS FROM the labor front grow more and more morose. Latest worry which has American economists all tied up in knots is this: they say we're going to be...
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RECIPROCAL RUBBISH
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Hanighen, Frank C.
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Reciprocal Rubbish By FRANK C. HANIGHEN NOW THAT President Roosevelt has signed the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act, it may be worth while to glance at the ballyhoo which preceded and accompanied...
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WILD DEUCES FOR JOE STALIN
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Barnes, Harry Elmer
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Wild Deuces For Joe Stalin By HARRY ELMER BARNES THE CURRENT propaganda outburst against Germany, and, even against the German race, is just duck soup for Josef Stalin and Soviet Russia. Even if...
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THE UNIVERSITY CLUB'S JEW
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Mayer, Milton
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The University Club's Jew By MILTON MAYER THE UNIVERSITY CLUB of Chicago—it has no direct connection with any university—is one of those high-grade gentlemen's clubs of the sort found in every big...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . A Farmer's Protest Dear Sirs: We hear plenty of juvenile prattle from our statesmen about the freedom of the press. If the, press is not honest, it makes little...
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THE ROAD TO REGIMENTATION
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Villard, Oswald Garrison
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The Road To Regimentation By OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD AS WAS TO HAVE been expected, the miners loyally obeyed the President's order and went back to work. It would be idle to assert, however, that...
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AXIS PLANS TO DIG IN
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SEELY, Lt. Comdr. C. S.
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Axis Plans To Dig In ByLt. Comdr.C.S.Seely EVIDENCE continues to accumulate to support the contention that the Axis has finally surrendered the offensive to the United Nations, and has definitely...
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THE POWER TRUST'S FIFTH COLUMN
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McMillin, Miles
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The Power Trusts Fifth Column By MILES McMILLIN SOME WEEKS ago, in response to inquiries directed at me by readers who were concerned about the power trust's current campaign to sell the American...
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THE QUEST FOR A WORKABLE, PERMANENT PEACE
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Hamilton, Walton
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The Quest For A Workable, Permanent Peace THE PEACE WE FIGHT FOR, by Hiram Motherwell. Harper's. $3. Reviewed by Walton Hamilton THE QUESTION, I take it, is whether The Peace We Fight For is the...
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THE FLAMING SPIRIT OF TOM PAINE
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Brundin, Thorborg
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The Flaming Spirit Of Tom Paine CITIZEN TOM PAINE, by Howard Fast. Duell, Sloan and Pearce, Inc. $2.75. Reviewed by Thorborg Brundin ONE LAYS DOWN Howard Fast's dramatic story, Citizen Tom...
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A PATTERN OF PEACE
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Coleman, Mcalister
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A Pattern Of Peace By MCALISTER COLEMAN Martha's Vineyard, Mass. INEVER COME to this beloved place but I think of what a pattern of peace it would make for those who understand the significance...
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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 MAN TO MAN, (or woman to woman rather) those preoccupied with world affairs may just as well skip this week's column which addresses itself to a subject...
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OUR CHILDREN
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Patri, Angelo
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Our Children By Angelo Patri WE CANNOT hide what we feel from children. They are quick to sense our feeling and to read our thoughts. A child feels dislike, feels affection, feels fear, hope, joy,...
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YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
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Sheridan, Mary
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Your Moneys Worth By MARY SHERIDAN DESPITE THE warnings and advice of doctors and health columns about the dangers of pills, oils, and all the other advertised "cures" for constipation, the...
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THE BETRAYAL OF LABOR
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The Betrayal Of Labor THE MOST melancholy development on the home front in many months has been the Roosevelt Administration's wretched handling of the coal mine controversy. Regardless of their...
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THE EDITOR RESERVES THE LAST COLUMN
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The Editor Reserves . . . The Last Column THE MARSHALL FIELD newspapers, New York's PM and the Chicago Sun, have lately featured the results of an interesting survey of public opinion made by...
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Vol. 007 Issue 026 (June 28 1943)
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