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 Vol. 011 Issue 014 (April 7 1947)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 WASHINGTON CALLING
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Washington Calling Washington, D. C. SEVERAL months ago this column predicted that some of the most crippling blows aimed by Congressional tories at the social and economic gains of the past...
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THE PEOPLE SPEAK!
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Rubin, Morris H.
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The People Speak! By MORRIS H. RUBIN (Editor Of The Progressive) YOU CAN mark Mar. 31, 1947, on your calendar as a milestone in the march of democracy, for on that day Congress failed to meet...
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THE PEACE IN PREPARATION
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THE PEACE IN PREPARATION . . . THE HOUR of decision was at hand, Secretary of State George Marshall told the Big Four peacemakers in Moscow this week. After three weeks of sparring, the Big Four...
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW THE CAMPAIGN to outlaw the Communist Party —a major objective in the currently expanding witch-hunt—seemed deader than the proverbial doornail this week. Its assassin, of all...
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THE MEANING OF CENTRALIA
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Coleman, Mcalister
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THE MEANING OF CENTRALIA By McALSSTER COLEMAN ONE WONDERS just what are the feelings of labor-baiters like Sen. Joe Ball, Rep. Hartley of New Jersey, Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin and the rest of the...
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THE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
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Anderson, Clifton
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The Fight For Freedom By CLIFTON ANDERSON WHILE a freedom-stifling, witch-hunting atmosphere settles down over the nation, the fight to safeguard basic American liberties takes on new significance...
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THE U. S. AND THE U. N.
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Fischer, Louis
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THE U.S. AND THE U.N. By LOUIS FISCHER QUITE a number of Americans who approve of aid to Greece and Turkey have expressed the view that it was wrong of President Truman to "by-pass" the United...
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THE NEWS YOU HEAR
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Howe, Quincy
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THE NEWS YOU HEAR By QU1NCY HOWE THE RADIO news industry—like many others—has suffered the pangs of reconversion. During the war, radio pioneered with a new kind of spot-reporting. It also put a...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . Seldes' 'Good Newsletter' Dear Sirs: Not even Time, reactionary and mendacious as it is, outdoes your paper in the percentage of space it devotes to red-baiting and...
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NOBODY UNDERSTANDS ME (CANT'D)
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Mayer, Milton
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NOBODY UNDERSTANDS ME (Cont'd) MILTON MAYER I DON'T know any more what I said. The day it appeared in the Syracuse Post-Standard, I still knew what I'd said, and I bicycled down to the nearest...
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STRIFF AND SPRING
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Neuberger, Richard L.
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STRIFE AMD SPRING By RICHARD L. NEUBERGER Portland, Ore. AS USUAL, the headlines are ugly. The President says America must send $400,000,000 to Greece and Turkey to halt Communism. Scientists...
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PAMPHLET PARADE
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PAMPHLET PARADE A GUIDE TO PSYCHIATRIC REFORM, by William F. Burke, Jr. An inside picture of mental hospital abuses. Includes specific recommendations for protecting the sane, helping the insane,...
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MACLVER'S 'WEB OF GOVERNMENT'
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Kasper, Sydney H.
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Maclver's 'Web Of Government' THE WEB OF GOVERNMENT, by Robert M. Maclver. The MacMillan Company, New York. $4.50. Reviewed by Sydney H. Kasper HERE is an excellent book, a meaningful book, a...
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PRESIDENTS AND THE PRESS
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Doan, Edward N.
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Presidents And The Press THE PRESIDENTS AND THE PRESS, by James E. Pollard, Macmillan, $5. Reviewed by Edward N. Doan ? ?^E SHALL know the truth and Truth shall make 1 you free." That motto,...
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BOOKS IN BRIFF
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BOOKS IN BRIEF MASTERWORKS OF PHILOSOPHY, edited by C, E. Frost, Jr. (Doubleday, $4). Another of the Double-day series of condensations. This one contains digests of 11 philosophic works—Plato's...
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YOUR DOLLAR
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Union, Consumer
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN By ISABEL B. LA FOLLETTE "T"HAT'S where I like to see you, mother!" re-marked Bob, cheerfully teasing as I stood over the kitchen stove, "right here in the kitchen!" He went into...
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN
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Follette, Isabel B. La
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Your Dollar By Consumers Union ELECTRIC TOASTERS Postwar electric toasters are ho better than prewar toasters, even though they cost a lot more. Consumers Union reports after laboratory tests of...
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A VICTIM OF CAPITALISM
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Revell, Aldric
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slings and Arrows A Victim Of Capitalism By ALDRIC REVELL I AM a victim of the capitalistic free enterprise system, and if you want proof, I'll take you down to my dank cellar and show you my...
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SPOTLIGHT ON OIL
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Spotlight On Oil THE SENATE'S War Investigating Committee, headed by Sen. Owen Brewster, Maine Republican, has turned its spotlight on one of the most dazzling subjects in American political...
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Vol. 011 Issue 015 (April 14 1947)
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Vol. 011 Issue 016 (April 21 1947)
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Vol. 011 Issue 017 (April 28 1947)
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