Open letter defends communism and slams capitalism
The Progressive Labor Party responds to Shafter Press editor Rick Lawler arguing that communism benefits workers and denounces racism, U S oppression, and war. The letter attacks the capitalist press, cites Haiti Guatemala Mexico and El Salvador abuses, profiles the Soviet Union and Poland, and urges readers to embrace communism as a replacement for capitalism.
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Shafter Press
Rick Lawler
Progressive Labor Party
Arits
Russia
Poland
U. S
Soviet Union
Archie Bunker
Dlass
KKK
Challenge
Aps
Haiti
Guatemala
Mexico
Latin American
el Salvador
INS
Paradise
Atlanta
Buffalo
Ers
McFarland
Freedom letter replies praise and critique of communism
A writer responds to an open letter defending freedom of speech while attacking communism and socialism. The author derides hive minded society as impractical for humans, contrasts capitalism’s promise with communism and fascism, and questions the letter writer's identity while affirming a pro freedom stance. The piece ends with a warning that the hive may discard individuals.
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Freedom
Russia
Poland
Postmaster Rete Warns About Mail Theft Scam
A notice warns recipients that mail containing checks food stamps and ATPs should be sent to the issuing agency and to inform the Postmaster or Postal Inspector if mail is stolen. Mail theft is a crime investigated by the Postal Inspection Service with rewards offered for information leading to arrest and conviction.
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Postal Inspection Service
The Melancholy Woman by Paul Aurandt
The Rest of the Story recounts Jane a frail reclusive First Lady Franklin Pierce era widow who shelters in a bedroom after a fatal train wreck kills her son Benny. Her husband Frank urges sunlit life but she remains shrouded in grief wearing black and writing letters to the dead.
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Paul Aurandt
Jane
Benny
Frank
Concord
Clington
Franklin Pierce
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