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15. Corrspondence.

Author

Ashton, David J., Green, Philip, Levine, Lawrence W., and Taylor, Hugh Alfred

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *PAPER, *LIBERALISM, *AFRICAN American social conditions
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues of "The New Republic." Reaction to concerns about the use of pieces of paper to denominate general claims to goods and more specific ownership claims; "New York Preliminaries," which questioned the steadfastness of the adherence of U.S. Representative Samuel Stratton to liberal principles; "Uncle Tom's Cabin," which focused on the social condition of African Americans.

Published
1963

16. The Papers of President Roosevelt, 1937–1940 - The Public Papers and Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt4 volumes: I—The Constitution Prevails, 1937 vol. Pp. lxxii–659; II—The Continuing Struggle For Liberalism, 1938 vol. Pp. xxxii–686; III—War—And Neutrality, 1939 vol. Pp. xl–635; IV—War—And Aid to Democracies, 1940 vol. Pp. xxi–741. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1941, $30.00

Author

Matthew A. Fitzsimons

Subjects
Liberalism, Sociology and Political Science, Constitution, Law, media_common.quotation_subject, Political Science and International Relations, Economic history, Sociology, Neutrality, media_common
Published
1942

17. Those Controversial Papers.

Author

Tucker, Robert W.

Subjects
*LIBERALISM, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "The Liberal Papers," edited by James Roosevelt.

Published
1962

33. Off the Barricades.

Subjects
ADVERTISING campaigns, LABOR unions, LABOR press, LIBERALISM, SOCIAL security
Abstract

The article focuses on the liberal campaigns set out by the U.S. labor union press which aim to abolish right-to-work laws and to ban lie-detector tests from employment procedure. It notes that the union papers have carried regular columns of various issues including cooking, travel, and social security. It says that the International Labor Press Association are focusing on those advertisements that may yield to an old labor press racket of shaking down businessmen.

Published
1965