The General Fiction Magazine Index
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- * Job Insurance Far Better Than Unemployment Insurance, (ed) Liberty August 11 1934
- * Just a Bunch of Suckers!, (ed) Liberty September 12 1936
- * Just Plain Damn Fools, (ed) Liberty January 7 1939
- * Keep Us Out of War!!!, (ar) Liberty November 11 1939
- * Killing the Goose That Lays the Golden Egg, (ed) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day October 1923
- * Labor and Capital, Join Hands Against the Enemy—Government, (ed) Liberty October 15 1938
- * Labor—Seven Long Years, (ed) Liberty March 16 1940
- * Labor’s Regimentation—May Be Already Here?, (ed) Liberty November 27 1937
- * Law Enforcement the Only Remedy, (ed) Liberty April 24 1937
- * Lawlessness—That Is Our Main Trouble, (ed) Liberty April 8 1939
- * Lawlessness, with Its Ghastly Possibilities, (ed) Liberty May 1 1937
- * Laws Should Govern Us—Not Men!, (ed) Liberty August 22 1936
- * Let’s Hold on to Americanism, (ed) Liberty November 16 1940
- * Lost! Billions of Dollars—Millions of American Homes, (ed) Liberty May 6 1939
- * Lost in the Sky, (ar) Liberty October 5 1940
- * Love on the Auction Block, (ed) Liberty April 3 1937
- * The Man Behind a Miracle, (ar) Liberty August 10 1940
- * Man-Power Our Greatest Need, (ed) Liberty July 20 1940
- * Marital Horrors—Can They Be Remedied?, (ed) Liberty September 7 1940
- * Maybe This Would Be a Good Platform for the Republicans, (ar) Liberty April 30 1938
- * May the Best Man Win!, (ed) Liberty November 14 1936
- * Money—the Root of All Evil, (ed) Liberty March 1 1941
- * The Motion-Picture Business a Political Football?, (ed) Liberty May 13 1939
- * Must We Be Prepared for Hell?, (ar) Liberty November 20 1937
- * A National Tragedy—Neglected Youth, (ed) Liberty November 23 1940
- * A Nation-Wide Demand for the Resignation of Madam Perkins, (ed) Liberty October 22 1938
- * A New Daily Newspaper, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine September 1924
- * The New Deal Depression—Its Cause, (ed) Liberty May 28 1938
- * The New Deal Has Scuttled the Democratic Ship, (ed) Liberty October 12 1940
- * The New Deal Is Here—God Be Praised!, (ed) Liberty April 22 1933
- * The New Deal’s Most Damning Record, (ed) Liberty November 2 1940
- * Newspapers Driving Nails Into Their Own Coffins, (ed) Liberty February 19 1938
- * Nine Thousand Mothers Die Annually, (ed) Liberty May 15 1937
- * No More Experimentation, for God’s Sake!, (ar) Liberty April 25 1936
- * No Tax on Small Incomes, (ed) Liberty July 17 1937
- * Official Decisions—Watch Them Carefully, (ed) Liberty April 13 1940
- * Only a Huge Air Force Can Save Us, (ed) Liberty May 27 1939
- * Only a Sacrificial Spirit Can Save Our Country, (ed) Liberty June 29 1940
- * Only Congress Can Save Us, (ed) Liberty January 29 1938
- * Only Dictatorial Powers Can Save Us, (ed) Liberty March 25 1933
- * Only Knowledge Can Save Democracy, (ed) Liberty September 10 1938
- * The Only Way to Save Americanism, (ed) Liberty April 6 1940
- * The Only Way to Save Democracy—Take the Profit Out of Politics, (ed) Liberty November 28 1936
- * An Open Letter to Senator Robert F. Wagner, (ed) Liberty May 7 1938
- * Our Farmers Will Now Be Instructed Like Schoolboys, (ed) Liberty April 2 1938
- * Our Fighting Statesmen, (ed) Liberty August 28 1937
- * Our Foolish, Blundering Taxing System, (ed) Liberty May 8 1937
- * Our Last Line of Defense, (ed) Liberty March 2 1940
- * Our Lawless Auxiliary Congresses, (ed) Liberty May 4 1940
- * Our Merchant Marine Smells to High Heaven, (ed) Liberty March 5 1938
- * Our Miraculous National Achievements, (ed) Liberty May 29 1937
- * Our Name Is Liberty—And That’s What We Stand For, (ed) Liberty November 19 1938
- * Over the High-Wage Precipice—Maybe?, (ed) Liberty March 26 1938
- * Overwhelming Indebtedness Can Destroy Democracy, (ed) Liberty February 15 1941
- * Patriotism—No Nation Can Live Without It, (ed) Liberty March 25 1939
- * Perfect Social Security—Life Imprisonment, (ar) Liberty December 3 1938
- * The Perilous Defects of Our Democracy, (ed) Liberty November 5 1938
- * Permanent Peace—Can It Be Achieved?, (ed) Liberty February 13 1937
- * A Plan to Strengthen Democracy, (ed) Liberty August 24 1940
- * Playing the Farmers for Suckers, (ed) Liberty May 25 1940
- * Playing the United States for a “Good Thing”, (ed) Liberty October 10 1936
- * Pleasure-Loving Women, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine January 1925
- * The Poor Old Republican Party!, (ed) Liberty September 17 1938
- * Prepare to Fight or Face National Death, (ed) Liberty Feb 26 1938, Jul 13 1940
- * President Roosevelt—World Champion Peace Propagandist, (ed) Liberty July 1 1939
- * Priming the Pump—Prosperity by Increasing Taxes, (ed) Liberty July 9 1938
- * The Property Class—Who Are They?, (ed) Liberty September 5 1936
- * Prudery, (ed) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day March 1924
- * Prudery—Christianity’s Greatest Enemy, (ed) Liberty December 16 1939
- * Prudery—the Malignant Foe of Christianity, (ed) Liberty December 7 1940
- * Put the Governmental Train Back on the Track, (ed) Liberty August 12 1939
- * Quack Remedies for the Unemployment Evil, (ed) Liberty September 30 1939
- * Railroad Workers—Do They All Want Government Jobs?, (ed) Liberty December 24 1938
- * A Reckless, Spendthrift Government, (ed) Liberty July 29 1939
- * Regimentation of Labor—Maybe?, (ed) Liberty August 26 1939
- * Reign of Terror on Wall Street, (ed) Liberty September 21 1940
- * Rejuvination—1936, (ar) Liberty December 28 1935
- * Religious Influence in Character Building, (ed) Liberty May 18 1940
- * Remove All Taxes from Capital and Labor, (ed) Liberty October 29 1932
- * Remove Commercialism from Public Health, (ed) Liberty February 3 1940
- * The Results of Experience Are Meaningless—To New Dealers, (ed) Liberty September 3 1938
- * Riches Are the Source of All Civilization, (ed) Liberty July 31 1937
- * The Savage Brutality of Modern War, (ed) Liberty November 13 1937
- * Saving Democracy—The Bill of Rights, (ed) Liberty February 22 1941
- * Security—Our Most Highly Valued Possession, (ed) Liberty December 9 1939
- * Sex, (ed) Liberty October 23 1937
- * Shall We Be Forced Into War by Reckless Officials?, (ed) Liberty January 28 1939
- * Shall We Defend Free Speech?, (ed) Liberty March 30 1940
- * Shall We Destroy the Constitution?, (ed) Liberty March 20 1937
- * Shall We Throw Away Our Priceless Heritage?, (ed) Liberty July 10 1937
- * Shall We Vote for the New Deal?, (ed) Liberty November 12 1938
- * The Shipping Strike—Who Loses?, (ed) Liberty January 30 1937
- * Should the Workers Join a Union?, (ed) Liberty December 4 1937
- * Sit-Down Strike Costly to Workers, (ed) Liberty March 6 1937
- * Six Long, Troubled Years, (ed) Liberty April 22 1939
- * Slicing the Veterans’ Pay, (ed) Liberty April 29 1933
- * Soak Idleness of Every Kind, (ed) Liberty July 9 1932
- * Some Humans Are as Blind as Contented Cows, (ed) Liberty October 30 1937
- * The Something-for-Nothing Dreamers, (ed) Liberty January 13 1940
- * Strikes—Knifing Labor in the Back, (ed) Liberty February 1 1941
- * Stupendous! Colossal!! Gigantic!!!, (ed) Liberty November 6 1937
- * Tax Idleness and Give Everybody a Job, (ed) Liberty March 18 1933
- * Technocracy’s Menacing Predictions, (ed) Liberty January 14 1933
- * Ten Million Prejudiced Charity Voters, (ed) Liberty October 9 1937
- * That Billionaire Relief (Political?) Fund, (ed) Liberty July 2 1938
- * That Gaunt Skeleton—Starvation, (ed) Liberty March 29 1941
- * There Will Be No War—for a Year—Maybe Five Years, (ed) Liberty June 10 1939
- * This Administration—Where Are We Going?, (ed) Liberty June 5 1937
- * This Crazy War-Mad World, (ed) Liberty February 10 1940
- * Throw Out the Foreign Traitors, (ed) Liberty November 26 1938
- * To Be an American—My What a Privilege!!!, (ed) Liberty November 4 1939
- * To Destroy Fear, to Bring Back Confidence—Liberty’s National Recovery Crusade, (ed) Liberty May 27 1933
- * “To Hell with Capital!”, (ed) Liberty March 13 1937
- * To H___ with the Constitution—Perhaps?, (ed) Liberty February 17 1940
- * “To Make the World Safe for Democracy”, (ed) Liberty June 17 1939
- * Too Much Law, (ed) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day May 1924
- * Tracing Americanism to Its Source, (ed) Liberty November 18 1939
- * A Tragical Need for Health Specialists, (ed) Liberty June 24 1939
- * Traitorous Officials?…Yes?…No?, (ed) Liberty March 9 1940
- * A Tyrannical Dictator for Us? Perhaps!, (ed) Liberty May 11 1940
- * Unearned Wealth—Luxury—Leads to Destruction, (ed) Liberty October 2 1937
- * Unemployment Insurance—Old-Age Pensions—Good, But—, (ed) Liberty December 10 1938
- * Unionism—Gains and Losses, (ed) Liberty June 3 1939
- * Unionism Would Sweep the Country Like a Forest Fire, (ed) Liberty June 4 1938
- * Unions Should Clean House—Says President Green, (ed) Liberty April 20 1940
- * The United States—A Sleek, Fat Lamb, (ed) Liberty September 26 1936
- * Unparalleled Advantages of Our Wage System, (ed) Liberty April 1 1939
- * Unparalleled Catastrophe—If the Government Takes Over Industry, (ed) Liberty February 12 1938
- * An Unparalleled Tragedy—Failure to Protect Our Youth, (ed) Liberty February 25 1939
- * The Very Worst Thing That Could Happen to Us, (ar) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day September 1923
- * Victory, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine February 1925
- * Vigilante Committees for Law Enforcement at the Polls, (ed) Liberty August 6 1938
- * Vote to Retain the American System, (ed) Liberty October 26 1940
- * Wagner Regimentation and Hitlerism, (ed) Liberty November 25 1939
- * Wanted by the United States—A Debt Collector, (ed) Liberty October 3 1936
- * War—Health—Doctors, (ed) Liberty November 30 1940
- * War? Maybe? But Let’s Stop, Look, and Listen, (ed) Liberty February 8 1941
- * A Warning to Our Billionaire Bureaucracy, (ed) Liberty September 11 1937
- * War with Japan—A Possibility!!, (ed) Liberty June 1 1940
- * Waste, Waste Everywhere—Ruinous, Destructive, Terrible, (ed) Liberty March 4 1939
- * We Accept the Challenge, (ed) Liberty March 11 1933
- * We All Hate a Dictator, (ed) Liberty July 24 1937
- * Wealthy—But Don’t Know It, (ed) Liberty June 11 1938
- * We Are with the President in His Fight Against Spies, (ed) Liberty January 14 1939
- * We Can Win with Willkie, (ed) Liberty November 9 1940
- * We Endorse the President’s Health Crusade, (ed) Liberty February 4 1939
- * We Hold the World’s Record—In Lawlessness, (ed) Liberty August 7 1937
- * We Make Our Bow to the Public, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine October 1924
- * We Must All Work Together, Mr. Green, (ar) Liberty July 6 1935
- * We Must Gain World Supremacy in the Air, (ed) Liberty September 16 1939
- * We Must Have Compulsory Physical Training!, (ed) Liberty September 28 1940
- * What Do the Workers Really Want?, (ed) Liberty December 19 1936
- * What Is Wrong with Education?, (ed) Liberty March 12 1938
- * What Kind of Jobs Do the Voters Want?, (ed) Liberty September 24 1938
- * What’s Your Politics?, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine August 1924
- * What the Farmers Want Is More Money!, (ed) Liberty January 1 1938
- * What the New Deal Should Do for Us, (ed) Liberty December 26 1936
- * When Gold Ceases to Be Money, (ed) Liberty June 15 1940
- * When Good Jobs Go Begging, (ed) Liberty September 4 1937
- * When Laws Encourage Lawlessness, (ed) Liberty June 8 1940
- * When Wealth Brings Disaster, (ed) Liberty July 1 1933
- * Who Are the Real Friends of Labor?, (ed) Liberty March 18 1939
- * Who Wants Fascism?, (ed) Liberty April 15 1939
- * Who Wants to Be a King?, (ed) Liberty February 6 1937
- * Who Wants War?, (ed) Liberty September 25 1937
- * “Why Change Horses?”—A New Deal Slogan, (ed) Liberty July 6 1940
- * Why Don’t They TRAIN?, (ar) Liberty March 17 1934
- * Why I Was Forced to Drop the New Deal, (ar) Liberty June 20 1936
- * Why Mr. Sinclair Is All Wrong, (ar) Liberty June 17 1933
- * Why Not Divide the Wealth?, (ed) Liberty February 11 1939
- * Why Not Try Democracy for a Change?, (ed) Liberty July 23 1938
- * Why Should We Help Our Enemies?, (ar) Liberty March 8 1941
- * The Widows Know the Technique, (ed) Liberty January 23 1937
- * Will Dewey’s Example Bring National Salvation?, (ed) Liberty October 8 1938
- * Will Human Greed and Selfishness Destroy Civilization?, (ed) Liberty April 16 1938
- * Will Intolerance Become a National Menace?, (ar) Metropolitan with The Girl of To-day August 1923
- * Will the English-Speaking Race Survive?, (ed) Liberty July 22 1939
- * Winning from Life, (ar) Liberty July 12 1941
- * With the Country Gasping for Financial Breath, (ed) Liberty July 16 1938
- * The Workers Are the Suckers, (ed) Liberty June 18 1938
- * Workers Like an Easy Boss, (ed) Liberty March 23 1940
- * Workers Pay the Billionaire Relief Bill, (ar) Liberty December 11 1937
- * “Working” the Workers, (ed) Liberty October 24 1936
- * The World’s Most Frightful Scourge, (ed) Liberty April 17 1937
- * The WPA Political Swag, (ed) Liberty April 29 1939
- * Yes—The New Deal Is Going Places, If—, (ed) Liberty January 21 1939
- * Your Imagination, (ed) Macfadden Fiction-Lovers Magazine March 1925
- * [letter], (lt) Argosy October 1948
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