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 Vol. 011 Issue 022 (June 2 1947)
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 THE PRICE OF PEACE
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Thomas, Norman
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The Price Of Peace By NORMAN THOMAS IT IS a desperately hungry world. Reforc the war it was commonly said that at least half of the world was ill fed by any proper standards of nutrition. Today...
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THE PEACE IN PREPARATION
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THE PEACE IN PREPARATION SHAKY, strife-torn Greece in recent months has been singled out from the other world trouble zones to serve as a testing-ground for two international programs of far...
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW THIS was to have been the Congress of many and sensational investigations. A minority in Congress for 14 years, the Republicans were expected to turn sleuths loose on a wide...
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THE CANCER IN COAL
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Coleman, Mcalister
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How To Cure THE CANCER IN COAL By McALISTER COLEMAN WHAT the fancy "public-relations" lads call "visibility," has at long last been won by the half million coal-miners of this country, and their...
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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. GREENVILLE, S. C, celebrated last week as the trial of 28 white men charged with the brutal lynch-murder of Willie Earle, a Negro, came to a close. The...
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LET MY PEOPLE GO
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Mayer, Milton
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LET MY PEOPLE GO By MILTON MAYER T GOT a letter from Danbury, Conn., the other day. JL You respectable citizens think of Danbury as a place where they make hats out of felt, but we agitators think...
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NUMBER ONE
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Neuberger, Richard L.
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NUMBER ONE By RICHARD L. NEUBERGER Portland, Ore. '*n 7 E HAVE only 50 cents a day to spend on meat," VV said the little dark woman with long •curls. "It used to buy us a whole meat loaf. But...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Road To Imperialism Dear Sirs: Among several splendid letters in The People's Forum of Apr. 7, the fine letter of Dean and Shirley Tuttle reminds the people of this great...
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WHAT'S OUR ECONOMIC FUTURE?
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Bell, Daniel
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What's Our Economic Future? PLANNING AND PAYING FOR FULL EMPLOYMENT. Edited by Abba P. Lerner and Frank Graham. Princeton University Press. $3. THE COMING CRISIS, by Fritz Sternberg:. John Day....
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CENTRAL AMERICAN HISTORY, GOOD & BAD
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BEALS, CARLETON
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Central American History, Good & Bad THE PAGEANT OF MIDDLE AMERICAN HISTORY, by Anne Merriam Peck. Longmans, Green and Co. 496 pp. $4. Index. Illustrations by the author. Reviewed by Carleton...
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COUNTRY CHRONICLE
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Beston, Henry
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Country Chronicle By HENRY BESTON Nobleboro, Maine THE SPRING remains obstinately late, the trees being slow to leaf out, and showing but the beginnings of the beginnings of green. Only the grass...
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AMERICA IN DOUBT
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Fischer, Louis
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AMERICA IN DOUBT By LOUIS FISCHER IN DETROIT, two weeks ago, I learned that the output of automobiles was suffering from the shortage of steel. Other industries in the United States are likewise...
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AMERICA NEEDS MORE POWER
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McMillin, Miles
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Public Power News America Meeds More Power By MILES McMcMILLIN POWER NEEDS for America have been getting a lot of attention lately. Sen., James Murray, Montana Democrat, has re-introduced his...
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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 WE HAD AN interesting discussion the other evening with a medical student. One of the group had asked him tc give an opinion and he had replied that he...
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PAMPHLET PARADE
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Pamphlet Parade WAR AND HUMAN NATURE, by Sylvanus M. Du-vall. Public Affairs Committee, 22 E. 38th St., New York 16, N. Y. 32 pages. 10 cents. That no nations, races, or social groups are...
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YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
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Sheridan, Mary
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YOUR MONEY'S WORTH By MARY SHERIDAN FOR all that you ever read in the papers about the activities of the Food and Drug Administration, the agency might be a top secret. Last week, though, Charles...
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SQUALLS AHEAD
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Squalls Ahead ' i VHE SIGNS of approaching economic squalls are turning up with disturbing frequency nowadays. Nobody who keeps his eyes glued to the economic weather chart expects a major crisis...
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Vol. 011 Issue 023 (June 9 1947)
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Vol. 011 Issue 024 (June 16 1947)
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Vol. 011 Issue 025 (June 23 1947)
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Vol. 011 Issue 026 (June 30 1947)
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