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Paid articleBLOOD AND SWEAT VS. WAR PROFITEERING
Follette, Sen.Robert M. La Jr.
Blood And Sweat vs. War Profiteering By SEN ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE, Jr. WHEN the last war was over Americans vowed that never again would they permit another crop of war millionaires. They vowed...
Paid articleTHE WAR IN REVIEW
THE WAR IN REVIEW THE American people, as news editors discovered long ago, have a weakness for New Year predictions even in normal, peacetime years. In a time of great world conflict, such as the...
Paid articleWATCH FOR A SNEAK RAID!
Williams, Major Al
Watch For A Sneak Raid! By MAJOR AL WILLIAMS HAVE YOU noticed the way the "invasion of America" threat has silently and unobtrusively drifted into the discard? A common impression seems to prevail...
Paid articleTHE WEEK IN REVIEW
THE WEEK IN REVIEW ONE OF THE strangest stories of the war broke in Washington during the past week. A "high military official," whose identity was concealed at first, summoned a select group of...
Paid articleHOW TO WIN THE WAR
Mayer, Milton
How To Win The War By MILTON MAYER CONGRESS has asked me to advise it on the conduct of the war, and I have accepted the invitation. I do not believe my acceptance of this high post, and even...
Paid articleGREETINGS AND IMPRECATIONS FOR '44
Rodell, Fred
Greetings And Imprecations For By FRED RODELL EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. Rodelis New Year's verse was sent in what should liave been more tlian ample time to reach us for our first issue of ldlflt. An...
Paid articleIMPERIAL BRITAIN AND THE RED 'COLOSSUS'
Morley, Felix
Imperial Britain And The Red 'Colossus' By FELIX MORLEY NEARLY 60 years ago, in a course of lectures given at the Ecole des Sciences Politiques in Paris, a great French historian indulged in a...
Paid article"MILLIONS MUST DIE IN ASIA"
SEELY, Lt. Comdr. C. S.
"Millions Must Die In Asia" By LT. COMDR. C S. SEELY EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of a series of articles by Lieut. Comdr. Seely on the scope of the problem we face in the war against Japan....
Paid articleTHE PEOPLE'S FORUM
THE PEOPLE'S FORUM By Dodd Service Men Speak EDITOR'S NOTE: During 1943, the circulation of The Progressive among men and women in the armed services doubled, then tripled, and finally quadrupled...
Paid articleMEMO FOR THE WHITE HOUSE
Villard, Oswald Garrison
Memo For The White House By OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD AHIGH WASHINGTON official who was no less a person than James F. Byrnes, called together a group of newspapermen Dec. 22 to urge them to prepare...
Paid articleSALUTE TO ART YOUNG
Meyer, Ernest L.
Salute To Art Young By ERNEST L. MEYER ART YOUNG, veteran cartoonist, and inveterate friend of the friendless, died at 77 last holiday weak in New York and since then the world has been a drearier...
Paid articleTHE FACTS ABOUT THE RAILROAD CRISIS
Hanighen, Frank. C.
The Facts About The Railroad Crisis By FRANK C HANIGHEN Washington, D. C. WATCHING the proceedings of the railroad situation this past week, I was reminded of an act I once saw in a vaudeville...
Paid articleFLY GETS TOUGH WITH NETWORKS
McMillin, Miles
The Cooperative Movement Fly Gets Touah With Networks By MILES McMILLIN THE CO-OPS' battle for freedom of the air waves has a sturdy champion in James Lawrence Fly, chairman of the Federal...
Paid articleTHE RACE VOLCANO AND THE SOUTH
Hesseltine, William B.
The Race Volcano And The South BROWN AMERICANS: The Story of a Tenth of the Nation, by Edwin R. Embree. Viking Press. $2.75. RACE AND RUMORS OF RACE: Challenge to American Crisis, by Howard W....
Paid articleTYPICAL AMERICANS
Netboy, Anthony
Typical Americans Mainstream, by Hamilton Basso. Reynal & Hitchcock. $2.50. Reviewed by Anthony Netboy MAINSTREAM is an attempt to depict the quintessential American in terms of his intellectual...
Paid articleRANDOLPH BOURNE
Coleman, Mcalister
Randolph Bourne RANDOLPH BOURNE, by Louis Filler, with an introduction by Max Lerner, published by the American Council on Public Affairs, Washington, D. C. $3, Revieioed by McAlister...
Paid articleBOOKS IN BRIEF
Books In Brief TOUCHED BY THE THORN, by Maura Laverty (Longmans, Green. $2.50). A heavy old-fashioned plot dulls the perceptive writing of promising Maura Laverty into a dreary story of simple...
Paid articleA ROOM OF OUR OWN
Follette, Isabel B. La
A Room Of Our Own By Isabel B. La Follette PHIL WRITES from the Southwest Pacific, "I have been reading Charles Beard's The Republic which Fola sent me as a Christmas present. As I have intimated,...
Paid articleOUR CHILDREN
Patri, Angelo
Our Children By ANGELO PATRI SOME people pin their faith to a child's I. Q. If it is well above 100, fine. If it is below, all hope is lost. It is too bad that a useful tool like the I. Q. should...
Paid articleNIGHT CLUB WARRIORS
Night Club Warriors PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S Christmas Eve assertion that "the United Nations have no intention to enslave the German people," comes as an. encouraging if somewhat belated and...
Paid articleTHE LAST COLUMN
The Editor Reserves The Last Column WHERE is the money coming from? Where is the money coming from to service and amortize the fantastic war debt we are accumulating? Where is the money coming...
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