The Communist Movement as a Revolutionary Threat
Judge Learned Hand warned that the Communist leadership seeks to use constitutional rights for indoctrination and preparatory steps toward revolution. He urged that communism is not a lawful party but a revolutionary movement loyal to a foreign power, aiming to destroy the nation.
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Learned Hand
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New York
Railroads Ready for National Defense Effort
A Cridge meeting outlined railroad plans to build and repair thousands of freight cars, with over 500 million dollars in new orders and total railroad spending surpassing 50 billion since the last war. It highlighted expertise gained under pressure as crucial to wartime efficiency and a path to peace if possible.
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Ralroads
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Conditioned to scarcity shows stark cost contrasts
A government bureau compares costs in the Soviet Union and United States by working time needed to earn money for goods. Bread, soap, shoes, and a suit require far more time for Russians, illustrating the rationed, government-controlled economy versus free market retailing in America where competition and advertising attract consumers.
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Austria
America
Masters of the People
Two faced citizens and workers push back as U S public servants lose support amid ongoing tension over industry payrolls and perceived mistreatment. Citizens demand changes and accountability from officials.
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Public officials clash with business over lobbying demands
W C Mullendore of Southern California Edison denounces House lobbying inquiry as an assault on constitutional rights to petition and publish. He notes the company cannot segregate costs for stockholder reports and public-issue communications from total expenses, arguing the scope would render taxation and corporate speech unworkable. He cites $57 million in total taxes paid, including $26 million to the federal government, as context for the issue.
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Muilendore
Economic highlights on facing communism and reform
Walter Lippmann argues the world faces a first war where the United States is outnumbered by enemies. He notes Western Europe’s weakness, the need to build up strength, and to use other weapons beyond force. Norman Thomas promotes exposing communist successes and ideals. The piece calls for clarifying poverty in Russia, slave camps, and Kremlin control to win converts by improving our own case and actions.
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