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...tackle the strike. Last week, aften ten days of shuttling between both sides, he pocketed an agreement signed by Ledger and Guild. Prime points: 1) Dismissal of all 24 strikebreakers. 2) Rehiring of all strikers. 3) No dismissals for 30 days. 4) An arbitration board to decide the fate of the eight ousted newshawks whose case started the strike. 5) Arbitration board also to settle matters of wages, hours, working conditions, grievances. 6) The Guild to help restitution of the Ledger's lost good will...
Cheered last week as they recollected the fate of Spain. Jews took fresh courage to boycott Germany, if necessary, until the Fatherland becomes a Baltic memory and the boycott of Nazis a hallowed tradition in timeless Israel...
Beset with countless difficulties, hindered by carping criticism, the brave doctors at the Hygiene Building have been laboring like Trojans to stem the measly tide, but yesterday Fate at last brought them to their knees...
Perhaps this very straight-forward, sound shallowness will save them from the fate of many efforts at high-brow education over the radio. One cannot educate fifty million people in time to prevent the deluge. Even college graduates, moreover, have been known not to understand the complications of the present economic situation. So a league of crusaders, fighting the obvious demagoguery which now abounds, appealing to American horse-sense, may be just the right weapon in the word-fight of the depression...
...fanatic as he cannot seriously contemplate taking on France, Italy, Russia and Britain at the same time. It is thus of paramount importance that these four nations make known their stand at once; otherwise, as Karl Radek recently pointed out in "Izvestia," Hitler may well take Europe's fate into his own hands and initiate another phase in the age-old "Drang nach Osten...