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Contributors to This Issue
February 19, 1930 issue

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The article focuses on the authors who have contributed to the articles published in the periodical. Gardner Jackson is an independent and courageous Boston journalist. Ruth Finney has covered the story of Boulder Dam since 1923 for the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance. Lyle C. Wilson is a Washington newspaperman specially conversant with Latin American affairs. Henry Hazlitt is literary editor of "The Nation." Norman Thomas is one of the directors of the League for Industrial Democracy and a contributing editor of "The Nation."

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PERIODICALS; AUTHORS; EDITORS; JOURNALISTS; JOURNALISM; DEMOCRACY
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