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 Vol. 009 Issue 006 (February 5 1945)
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 F.D.R.'S LAST CHANCE TO WIN THE PEACE
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Thomas, Norman
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F.D.R's Last Chance To Win The Peace By NORMAN THOMAS IT IS PROBABLE that the momentous conference of the Big Three on which so much depends will be well under way before this is published. It is...
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THE WAR IN REVIEW
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THE WAR IN REVIEW GEN. DOUGLAS MAC ARTHUR was back in Manila this week. Just 3 years and 6 weeks from the day that he left the Philippine capital for Corregidor to di'-ect the erne stand of...
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ARE THE NAZIS WHIPPED?
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SEELY, Lt. Comdr. C. S.
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Are The Nazis Whipped? By LT. COMDR. C. S. SEELY IT IS NOW CLEAR that the entire northern end of the Nazi "East Wall" has collapsed. This defense system apparently followed rather closely the...
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW ALTHOUGH Washington was comparatively calm this week, in view of the absence abroad of President Roosevelt and his principal advisers, battle lines were forming behind the scenes...
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THE HOPES AND FEARS OF OUR GI'S IN CHINA
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Mansfield, Mike
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The Hopes And Fears Of Our GI's In China By MIKE MANSFIELD I AM presenting here to readers of The Progressive a candid report of my findings as a result of my mission to China in November and...
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THE TEST OF PEACEFUL PURPOSE
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Holmes, John Haynes
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The Test Of Peaceful Purpose By John Haynes Holmes WHO are the "peace-loving peoples" of the world? asks World Events. There is great talk about these peoples today, especially since the Dumbarton...
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THE DEMOCRATIC ROAD TO ENDURING PEACE
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BEALS, CARLETON
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The Democratic Road To Enduring Peace By CARLETON BEALS THE other evening I was treated to some choice Soviet caviar and had a bad nightmare. A Mexican scientist had discovered a death-ray that...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . Hats And Coats Off Dear Sirs: President Roosevelt has indicated to a press conference that his fourth term policies will be "left of center." It is our duty as...
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LOUISIANA'S FABULOUS MUSKRAT MARSHLAND
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Ramsey, Carolyn
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Louisiana's Fabulous Muskrat Marshland By CAROLYN RAMSEY ALCEE BROUSSARD can make good wages right in Thibodaux, La., these days, and live in comfort in his tidy little home. But, come Autumn,...
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THE WORLD FROM LONDON
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Cranston, Maurice
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The World From London By MAURICE CRANSTON London SINCE victory is, as the politicians put it, "in sight" again, we have heard a lot here about postwar reconstruction. The star item is the...
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GREEN GROW THE HIILS WITH TVA PHOSPHATE
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McMillin, Miles
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Green Grow The Hills With TVA Phosphate By MILES McMILLIN EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of two articles by Mr. McMillin on this critically important subject. The second, exploring the line-up...
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BANCROFT WROTE HISTORY, MADE IT TOO
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Hesseltine, William B.
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Bancroft Wrote History, Made It Too GEORGE BANCROFT: BRAHMIN REBEL, by Russel B. Nye. Alfred A. Knopf. $3.50. Reviexved by William B. Hesseltine NOW that we approach the middle of the 20th...
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MOVING STORY OF MACARTHUR
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Moving Story Of MacArthur MACARTHUR AND THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN, by Frazier Hunt. Scribner. $2.50. WITH the drama of MacArthur's return to Luzon unfolding every day, this is a timely and moving...
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EDWARD BELLAMY'S LIFE
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Coleman, Mcalister
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Edward Bellamy's Life EDWARD BELLAMY, by Arthur E. Morgan. Columbia University Press. $5. Reviewed by AAcAlister Coleman NO DOUBT a great many of us older readers of The Progressive got our...
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ANDRE GIDE'S DOUBLE TALK
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Netboy, Anthony
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Andre Gide's Double Talk IMAGINARY INTERVIEWS, by Andre Gide. Knopf. $2. Reviewed by Anthony Netboy DESPITE the pretensions of the publishers, the Imaginary Interviews of one oi France's...
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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 IN peace or war, but especially during the emotional devastation of wartime, the most corrosive feeling we all have to contend with is fear. No matter...
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OUR CHILDREN
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Patri, Angelo
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Our Children By Angelo Patri WHEN something happens to destroy long cherished hopes, when daughter marries in haste, and, you fear, to repent at leisure, when the son you have centered your life...
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YOUR HEALTH: HERE'S HOW!
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Stafford, Jane
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YOUR HEALTH: Here's How! By JANE STAFFORD THE question of whether an injury or illness is serious enough to call a doctor comes up even in normal times. The safest rule, of course, is to call the...
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COUNSEL FOR THE BIG THREE
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Counsel For The Big Three ON this anniversary of the martyred Lincoln there can be no sounder counsel for the Messrs. Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill as they meet at their far-away rendezvous than...
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THE EDITOR RESERVES THE LAST COLUMN
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The Editor Reserves The Last Column Unconditional Surrender APOLOGISTS for the Allied doctrine of Unconditional Surrender are fond of picturing dissenters like myself as soft-hearted...
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Vol. 009 Issue 008 (February 19 1945)
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Vol. 009 Issue 009 (February 26 1945)
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