Word: pamphleteers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Manhattan, searching a sidewalk ora- tor they had arrested, police found only a pamphlet, entitled What To Do When Under Arrest-One Cent, published by the radical International Labor Defense. What...
...arrested man, peering now & then into the pamphlet, gave no information, gave his name as John H. Porter, telephoned the International Labor Defense, demanded a copy of the complaint, signed nothing. In Night Court he pleaded not guilty, insisted that he be let out on his own recognizance, was preparing to demand a low bail when the judge adjourned the case, released him on his own recognizance...
...year all Canada has waited for the Hon. Henry Herbert Stevens, pinko-minded Conservative, to set up his own party. Mr. Stevens broke spectacularly with his old friend Premier Richard Bedford Bennett over "The Pamphlet," a Stevens expose of too ruggedly individualistic Canadian business practices (TIME, Nov. 5). Next he meekly accepted Bennett's reproofs, meekly resigned as Bennett's Minister of Trade & Commerce. Last week with elections scarcely two months off, Henry Herbert Stevens at last announced that he was prepared to challenge Canada's two old guard parties, the Conservatives and the Liberals, with...
Part I of the Major's latest pamphlet is a 53-page defense of his monetary theories, frankly written for the general benefit of his critics, the particular benefit of Banker James Warburg who ridiculed The Coming American Boom. Part II is a 22-page defense of the New Deal with some fatherly advice for President Roosevelt. The last ten pages reiterate the Major's conviction that inflation in the U. S. offers a mighty fine chance to get rich quick...
...deals with material that is more logically treated in the Senior Album. While it is true that the Freshman year is the only time in the class' four years at college that it is really unified (and therefore should have some record of its activities) we though that a pamphlet with the photographs and names of the freshmen, published early in the year, would be more practical...