The Freeman June 1955

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References

“Downtown” Socialism - E. W. Dykes; The Age of Un-Reason - Nathaniel Branden; Fore! - Sterling Morton; Want to Be a Bee? - Irving E. Howard; Distrust Thy Neighbor as Thyself - Andre Visson; A Farmer Fights for Freedom - Cy Peterman; The Double Standard in Education - Anthony T. Bouscaren; Toward a Labor Government - Donald R. Richberg; World Trade War - Oscar W. Cooley; A Prediction for America - Thomas B. Mcaulay; Why Do It Yourself? - F. R. Buckley; I Left Government Service - Edward R. Vinison

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