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Labor and the Liberals
Broun, Heywood | May 1, 1935 issue

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In this article the author presents his views related to the liberal attitude toward the problem of labor in the U.S. The author remarks that if the largest publisher in the land were restrained from discriminating against an employee for organizational activities, it might end the terrorism of editors all along the line. In the author's opinion the labor policy of the present U.S. Administration is wholly controlled by the President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The author refers to many editorials and articles published in the newspapers and journals of the U.S. which support this attitude towards labor problems.

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INDUSTRIAL relations; LIBERALS; SOCIAL attitudes; LABOR unions & mass media; LABOR policy; UNITED States
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