Dahlberg's New Novel, by Stanley Burnshaw, THE NEW MASSES

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Dahlberg's New Novel

Those Who Perish, by Edward Dahlberg

by Stanley Burnshaw

The New Masses, September 11, 1934, p. 26

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  Issues of 1933 = 2 Issues, 47 Articles
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  Issues of 1934 = 21 Issues, 443 Articles
  1. [+]
    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1934 = 3 Issues, 65 Articles
    1. [+]
      February 13, 1934 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Three Who Died by Edwin Rolfe, pp. 6-7
      2. Green's Cash Register Tinkles by Nathaniel Honig, p. 8
      3. 77 Cents a Week for Food by John Strachey, pp. 9-10
      4. The Unemployed Report by John Dos Passos, p. 11
      5. Cash, or Jobs! by Robert Whitcomb, pp. 12-13
      6. The N.R.A. in the Tropics by Josephine Garwood and K.G.D. Little, p. 14
      7. P.S. He Got the Job, p. 15
      8. Red Front, Comrade Renn by A.B. Magil, pp. 16-17
      9. Suicide in the Jungle by Horace Gregory, pp. 18-19
      10. Voice from Germany by Hans Schnitter, p. 20
      11. Correspondence, p. 21
      12. Tenderly by Maxwell Bodenheim, pp. 21-22
      13. Three-Day Soldiers by Eishi Tanaka, pp. 23-25
      14. [+]
        Liberalism and Tragedy by Granville Hicks, p. 26 - 1 Review
        A Modern Tragedy by Phyllis Bentley
      15. [+]
        No Gold Diggers by Ella Winter, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Woman in Soviet Russia by Fannina W. Halle
      16. [+]
        What America Needs by Robert Forsythe, p. 27 - 1 Review
        S.S. Utah by Mike Pell
      17. [+]
        The Man on Top by Isidor Schneider, p. 27 - 1 Review
        The Man of the Renaissance by Ralph Roeder
      18. [+]
        Pianist as Patriot by Ashley Pettis, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Paderewski: The Story of a Modern Immortal by Charles Joseph MacConaghy Phillips
      19. Valentines by Margaret Wright Mather, p. 29
      20. The Theatre by William Gardener, pp. 29-32
      21. Cover by Hugo Gellert
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      February 27, 1934 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Editorials, pp. 6-7
      2. The Lesson of Madison Square Garden , pp. 8-9
      3. Listen to the Speaker by Boris Israel, p. 10
      4. We're Back in Sing Sing by Stanley Burnshaw, p. 11
      5. The Little Poison Flower by Marguerite Young, pp. 12-14
      6. The Chief Task Now by R. Palme Dutt, p. 15
      7. Nazi Plague Spots of Europe by Albert Allen, pp. 16-19
      8. "Like Them Bahlsheviks" by John L. Spivak, p. 20
      9. War on the Railway Unions by James Steele, pp. 21-22
      10. The Hands of Old Man Martin by Miguel Otero Silvo, p. 23
      11. Correspondence, p. 24
      12. [+]
        Symbol of Revolution by Granville Hicks, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Parched Earth by Arnold B. Armstrong
      13. [+]
        Russians at Home by Alice Withrow Field, p. 25 - 1 Review
        My Russian Neighbors by Alexander Wicksteed
      14. [+]
        The Same Old Racket by Scott Nearing, p. 26 - 1 Review
        The New Capitalism by James D. Mooney
      15. [+]
        Renegade's Progress by Mark Marvin, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Passion's Pilgrims by Jules Romains
      16. [+]
        A Classic in Pictures by O. Frank, p. 27 - 1 Review
        Karl Marx: Capital in Lithographs by Hugo Gellert, Ray Long, Richard Smith, and Karl Marx, ...
      17. [+]
        Note on Pamphlets, p. 28 - 3 Reviews
        Soviet Main Street by Myra Page
        Struggle by Louis Adamic
        Our Lenin by Ruth Shaw and Harry Alan Potamkin
      18. Still-Birth as Epitaph by Stearns Morse, p. 29
      19. Art Notes by M.K.B., p. 29
      20. The Screen by David Platt#2, pp. 30-32
      21. Cover by Jacob Burck
    3. [+]
      March 6, 1934 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Park Bench by Langston Hughes, pp. 6-7
      2. To John Dos Passos---An Editorial, p. 8
      3. Dear Beatrix Fairfax by Kenneth Fearing, p. 9
      4. Hitler's Rivals Get the Idea by John Strachey, p. 10
      5. One Year of the New Deal by Bill Dunne, pp. 11-13
      6. Open Letter by Willard Maas, p. 14
      7. War on the Waterfront by Eugene Gordon, p. 15
      8. An American Tradition by Nathan Adler, pp. 16-17
      9. Short-Sighted Millionaires by Margaret Wright Mather, p. 18
      10. A Veteran Looks at His Cards by John L. Spivak, p. 19
      11. Princeton Revisited by Michael Blankfort, p. 20
      12. Correspondence, p. 21
      13. Titans of Literature by Edward Newhouse, p. 22
      14. [+]
        Mr. Jekyll and Comrade Hyde by Philip Rahv, p. 23 - 1 Review
        Too True to Be Good, Village Wooing, On the Rocks by Bernard Shaw
      15. [+]
        What Liberals Can't Learn by Liston N. Oak, p. 23 - 1 Review
        Russia Today by Sherwood Eddy
      16. [+]
        Tinkers of the Twilight by Murray Godwin, p. 24 - 1 Review
        Our Economic Society and Its Problems by Rexford Guy Tugwell and Howard C. Hill
      17. [+]
        Revolution in China by G.F. Willison, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Chinese Destinies by Agnes Smedley
      18. [+]
        Comfort for Mr. Babbitt by James Steele, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Fireweed by Mildred Walker
      19. [+]
        Review The Puppet-Show on the Potomac, by Rufus Dart II, p. 26 - 1 Review
        The Puppet-Show on the Potomac by Rufus Dart II
      20. In the Money by Market Follower, p. 27
      21. St. Louis Artists Win by Orrick Johns, p. 28
      22. Voices from Germany, p. 29
      23. Music by Ashley Pettis, pp. 30-32
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1934 = 3 Issues, 69 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 3, 1934 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-7
      2. The Safest Risk in the World by Market Follower, p. 8
      3. Taxi Strike by Joseph North, pp. 9-10
      4. Detroit Cries "Sell Out!" by Jeremiah Kelly, pp. 11-12
      5. A Letter from England by John Strachey, p. 13
      6. Correspondence, p. 14
      7. A Night in the Million Dollar Slums by Michael Gold, pp. 15-16
      8. In New Kentucky by Samuel Ornitz, pp. 17-28
      9. Revolution and the Novel by Granville Hicks, pp. 29-30
      10. Joyce and Irish Literature by D.S. Mirsky, pp. 31-33
      11. The Quarter's Books in Review, p. 34
      12. Motorman by George Salvatore, p. 34
      13. [+]
        Notes on a Review by Earl Browder, p. 35 - 1 Review
        Karl Marx: Capital in Lithographs by Hugo Gellert, Ray Long, Richard Smith, and Karl Marx, ...
      14. The Many-Sided Epic of the Soviets by Joshua Kunitz, pp. 36-37
      15. To a Revolutionary Girl by Maxwell Bodenheim, p. 38
      16. [+]
        Kingdom of the Blind by Robert Simmons, p. 39 - 4 Reviews
        Such Is My Beloved by Morley Callaghan
        Salt House by Hazel Hawthorne
        City Harvest by Margaret Cheney Dawson
        Come in at the Door by William March
      17. [+]
        Rebels and Robbers by Louis M. Hacker, p. 40 - 2 Reviews
        Rebel America by Lillian Symes and Travers Clement
        The Robber Barons by Matthew Josephson
      18. A Five-Inch Shelf of Booklets by Oakley Johnson, pp. 41-42
      19. [+]
        Poet Among Imagists by Genevieve Taggard, p. 43 - 1 Review
        Collected Poems, 1921-1931 by William Carlos Williams
      20. [+]
        Farmers and Fakers by Ben Field, pp. 44-45 - 2 Reviews
        Farmers Unite Their Fight
        Village Tale by Phil Stong
      21. Rugged Portraiture by Kenneth Burke, p. 46
      22. Between Ourselves, pp. 46-48
    2. [+]
      June 5, 1934 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. The Week's Papers, p. 6
      3. Announcing a Prize Novel Contest, p. 7
      4. Moley Attacks Communism, pp. 8-9
      5. Picket Lines Across America by A.B. Magil, p. 10
      6. II: Truckmen in Minneapolis by Sender Garlin, p. 11
      7. III: Longshoremen on the Pacific by Iris Hamilton, pp. 12-14
      8. Worker to his Baby by Don West, p. 15
      9. White Collar Workers and Students Swing Into Acto by Edwin Seaver, p. 16
      10. The C.W.A. Workers Meet the Cops by Margaret Wright Mather, p. 17
      11. Early American Labor and Literature by Alan Calmer, pp. 18-19
      12. Critics in Mufti by Joseph Freeman, pp. 20-21
      13. Textile Front by Harold Ward, p. 22
      14. Correspondence, p. 23
      15. [+]
        Men of Iron by Granville Hicks, p. 24 - 1 Review
        Out of Chaos by Ilya Ehrenbourg
      16. [+]
        People Without Work by Grace Hutchins, p. 24 - 1 Review
        People at Work by Frances Perkins
      17. [+]
        Evolution of a Liberal by O. Frank, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Modern Art by Thomas Craven
      18. [+]
        Politics and Fiction by Edwin Seaver, p. 26 - 1 Review
        The Great One by Henry Hart
      19. [+]
        Truth About Russia by Liston Oak, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Industrialized Russia by Alcan Hirsch
      20. [+]
        A Mirror for the Bourgeoisie by E.Y. Gilbert, p. 27 - 1 Review
        Three Plays by S.N. Behrman
      21. [+]
        A Lively Corpse by Corliss Lamont, p. 27 - 1 Review
        The New Internationalism by Clark Foreman
      22. [+]
        Study of a Child by Robert Whitcomb, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Children of the Poor by Anonymous
      23. [+]
        Workers Sing! by Aaron Copland, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Workers' Song Book 1934
      24. Eisenstein---to Goebbels, p. 29
      25. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    3. [+]
      June 19, 1934 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. X Prepares for War, pp. 6-7
      3. The Week's Papers, p. 8
      4. On the White Collar Front, p. 9
      5. Diary Notes from a Steel Strike by John Mullen, pp. 10-11
      6. A Challenge to a Misleader by A.B. Magil, p. 12
      7. Right Things to Write, p. 13
      8. Housing in Two Worlds by Sidney Hill, pp. 14-15
      9. Alabama Justice in New York by Martin Fields, p. 16
      10. Last Night by Martha Millet, p. 17
      11. Hunger Camps in the South by Louise Preece, pp. 18-19
      12. Literary Wars in the U.S.S.R. by Joshua Kunitz, pp. 20-23
      13. Correspondence, p. 24
      14. [+]
        The Magic Mountain's Mouse by Granville Hicks, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Joseph and His Brothers by Thomas Mann
      15. [+]
        The Impending Crisis by Edwin Seaver, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Unfinished Cathedral by T.S. Stribling
      16. [+]
        Revolution and Mental Hygiene by D.W. DeArmand, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Russia, Youth, and the Present-Day World by Frankwood E. Williams
      17. [+]
        Confusion in Brookfield by Paul Romaine, p. 26 - 1 Review
        From the Life of George Emery Blum by Virgil Geddes
      18. [+]
        Dewey's Esthetics by Wallace Phelps, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Art as Experience by John Dewey
      19. [+]
        The Southern Middle Class Replies by James S. Allen, p. 27 - 2 Reviews
        Culture in the South by William T. Couch
        Human Geography of the South by Rupert B. Vance
      20. The Church and the Can-Can by Robert Forsythe, p. 28
      21. A Dry Martini with Cyanide by Irving Lerner, p. 29
      22. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1934 = 7 Issues, 150 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 10, 1934 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. The Week's Papers, pp. 6-7
      3. The Decay of the Socialist Party by Paul Novick, pp. 8-11
      4. Jersey Justice for Pickets by Corliss Lamont, pp. 12-13
      5. British Fascism Is Set Back by Joe Rivers, p. 14
      6. The Fascist Inter-Nazi-onal by Harold Ward, pp. 15-16
      7. Moley: Provocateur-in-Chief by William F. Dunne, pp. 17-19
      8. Death of a Bill by Arthur Kallet, p. 20
      9. Danse Macabre by Edith Hart, p. 21
      10. Literary Wars in the U.S.S.R. by Joshua Kunitz, pp. 22-24
      11. Correspondence, p. 25
      12. [+]
        An Arsenal of Facts by David Ramsey, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Labor Fact Book II
      13. [+]
        An Assassin of Clay Pigeons by Michael Gold, p. 26 - 1 Review
        First and Last by Ring Lardner
      14. [+]
        Liberals and Fascists by G.F. Williams, p. 26 - 2 Reviews
        War Unless--- by Sisley Huddleston
        Can We Limit War? by Hoffman Nickerson
      15. [+]
        The Art of Selection by Lawrence Gilbert, p. 27 - 2 Reviews
        To the Vanquished by I.A.R. Wylie
        Black Exchange by Patrick Kirwan
      16. [+]
        With Leftward Glances by Muriel Rukeyser, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Rock and Shell by John Brooks Wheelwright
      17. [+]
        Rambling Reporter by Oakley Johnson, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Nine Etched from Life by Emil Ludwig
      18. [+]
        Brief Reviews, p. 29 - 4 Reviews
        Brains Behind Barbed Wire by Herbert Arthur Klein
        A Letter to American Workers by Vladimir I. Lenin
        Water Front by John Brophy
        Dialectical Materialism by V. Adoratsky
      19. Portrait of a Sap by Robert Forsythe, p. 30
      20. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    2. [+]
      July 24, 1934 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. To Free Angelo Herndon, pp. 6-7
      3. The Week's Papers, p. 8
      4. General Strike by Iris Hamilton, pp. 9-11
      5. The Veterans Won's Scab by Dawn Lovelace, p. 12
      6. Manuevering for Position by John Strachey, p. 13
      7. Cattle in the Gravel Pits by Albert Maltz, pp. 14-15
      8. Mopping Up in China by Harold Ward, pp. 16-17
      9. Literary Wars in the U.S.S.R. by Joshua Kunitz, pp. 18-19
      10. A Job Alone by Warren C. Huddlestone, p. 20
      11. Nigger-Lovin' Jew by Tom Johnson, p. 21
      12. Dewey, Russell and Cohen by Paul Salter and Jack Librome, p. 22
      13. Repentant Judas by Joseph Kalar, p. 23
      14. Correspondence, p. 24
      15. [+]
        The Breath of Revolution by Josephine Herbst, p. 25 - 1 Review
        And Quiet Flows the Don by Mikhail Sholokhov
      16. [+]
        Traps for the Farmer by Ben Field, p. 25 - 2 Reviews
        A Living from the Land by William B. Duryee
        Change in the Farm by Thomas Hennell
      17. [+]
        A Novelist in the Theatre by Michael Blankfort, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Three Plays by John Dos Passos
      18. [+]
        Exhibit A by Conrad Seiler, p. 26 - 1 Review
        All Trivia by Logan Pearsall Smith
      19. [+]
        I Went to State College by Samuel Levenson, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Stars Fell on Alabama by Carl Carmer
      20. [+]
        Sweetness and Barter by David Lurie, p. 27 - 1 Review
        The Barter Lady by Evelyn Harris
      21. [+]
        Modern Russia by Alice Withrow Field, p. 27 - 1 Review
        Modern Russia by Cicely M. Hamilton
      22. [+]
        The Skirts of Norway by Muriel Rukeyser, p. 27 - 1 Review
        The Road Leads On by Knut Hamsun
      23. [+]
        Required Reading by Granville Hicks, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Life and Teachings of V.I. Lenin by R. Palme Dutt
      24. [+]
        Capital's Private Armies by James Steele, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Private Police by J.P. Shalloo
      25. [+]
        Hearst's Lackey Reports by Henry Cooper, p. 28 - 1 Review
        The Boiling Point by H.R. Knickerbocker
      26. [+]
        Chaucer at Harvard by Anthony Kye, p. 29 - 1 Review
        Geoffrey Chaucer and the Development of His Genius by John Livingston Lowes
      27. Speaking of the Dance by Robert Forsythe, p. 29
      28. Historical Hash by Irving Lerner, p. 30
      29. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    3. [+]
      August 28, 1934 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. The Weeks Papers, pp. 6-7
      3. Who Hired the 'Frisco Cops, p. 8
      4. California's Terror Continues by Caroline Decker, pp. 9-10
      5. America's Youth Rejects Fascism by Theodore Draper, pp. 11-12
      6. A Million Workers Say Strike! by Carl Reeve, pp. 13-15
      7. Robert Minor, the Man by Orrick Johns, pp. 16-18
      8. Jews in the Soviet Union by Joshua Kunitz, pp. 19-20
      9. Five Thousand Farms for Sale by Edward Newhouse, pp. 21-23
      10. "Bombs in the Sky" by Harold Ward, p. 24
      11. Correspondence, p. 25
      12. [+]
        Daniel Boone Belongs to Us by Michael Gold, p. 26 - 1 Review
        American Song by Paul Engle
      13. [+]
        Germs of Frustration by Granville Hicks, p. 27 - 4 Reviews
        Grammar of Love by Ivan Bunin
        Corporal Tune by L.A.G. Strong
        Dusk at the Grove by Samuel Rogers
        Slim by William Wister Haines
      14. [+]
        The Frightened Physicists by Henry Hart, p. 28 - 1 Review
        The Architecture of the Universe by W.F.G. Swann
      15. [+]
        Can Jeffers Learn? by Herbert A. Klein, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Robinson Jeffers: The Man and His Work by Lawrence Clark Powell
      16. Dictator for a Day by Robert Forsythe, p. 29
      17. Other New Films by I.L., p. 30
      18. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
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      September 4, 1934 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. The Week's Papers, pp. 6-7
      3. Richberg Tries to Cover Up, pp. 8-10
      4. The Slum Clearance Farce by Philip Sterling, pp. 11-12
      5. Funeral in Vienna by Robert Gessner, pp. 13-15
      6. Technicians in Revolt by Sidney Hill, pp. 16-17
      7. The Women's Fight Against War by Ann Barton, p. 18
      8. Vagrancy Trial by Tom Johnson, pp. 19-21
      9. Notes on Science by David Ramsey, p. 22
      10. Correspondence, p. 23
      11. Aged Bard Takes His Stand by Robert Forsythe, p. 24
      12. [+]
        The State of Britain by Granville Hicks, p. 25 - 6 Reviews
        General Buntop's Miracle, and Other Stories by Martin D. Armstrong
        The Woman Who Had Imagination, and Other Stories by H.E. Bates
        Defy the Foul Fiend by John Collier
        Full Flavour by Doris Leslie
        The Spinner of the Years by Phyllis Bentley
        Love on the Dole by Walter Greenwood
      13. [+]
        Bloody Thursday by Thomas Boyd, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Veterans on the March by Jack Douglas
      14. [+]
        "Gesture Without Motion" by Obed Brooks, p. 26 - 1 Review
        The Rock by T.S. Eliot
      15. [+]
        Brief Reviews, p. 27 - 3 Reviews
        The Revolt Against Mechanism by L.P. Jacks
        Early Days Among the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians by John E. Seger
        The Foreground of American Fiction by Harry Hartwick
      16. [+]
        Andre Malraux's "Man's Fate" by Haakon Chevalier, p. 27 - 1 Review
        Man's Fate by Andre Malraux
      17. [+]
        A Comment Man's Fate, by Andre Malraux by Granville Hicks, pp. 28-29 - 1 Review
        Man's Fate by Andre Malraux
      18. Current Films by L.L., p. 30
      19. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    5. [+]
      September 11, 1934 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. Upton Sinclair's Threat, pp. 6-7
      3. The Week's Papers, p. 8
      4. Patriots A.W.O.L. by Carl Haessler, p. 9
      5. The Battle of New Orleans by Michael Blankfort, pp. 10-11
      6. Press-a-Button Counter-Revolution by David Ramsey, pp. 12-13
      7. A California Summary by Lew Levenson, pp. 14-15
      8. Freed Land by Li Yan Chen, pp. 16-17
      9. Pacific Mills by Martin Russak, pp. 18-19
      10. Ivory Towers---White and Red by Joseph Freeman, pp. 20-24
      11. Correspondence, p. 25
      12. [+]
        Dahlberg's New Novel by Stanley Burnshaw, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Those Who Perish by Edward Dahlberg
      13. [+]
        Epic of Soviet China by Isidor Schneider, p. 27 - 1 Review
        The Chinese Soviets by Victor A. Yakhontoff
      14. [+]
        A Primer for Lambs by Scott Nearing, p. 27 - 1 Review
        Security Speculation: Its Economic Effects by John T. Flynn
      15. [+]
        Dialectics of Diplomacy by Liston M. Oak, p. 28 - 1 Review
        The Soviets at Geneva by Kathryn W. Davis
      16. Inaugurating a Campaign by Robert Forsythe, p. 29
      17. "Soviets Greet New Turkey" by Irving Lerner, p. 30
      18. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    6. [+]
      September 18, 1934 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-4
      2. The Week's Papers, p. 5
      3. The Morro Castle Mystery, pp. 6-7
      4. The International Bunmen, pp. 8-9
      5. Behind the Headlines in the Textile Strike by Jackson X. Curry, p. 10
      6. Notes on New England by Waldo Frank, pp. 10-11
      7. Paterson's Day Workers by Steve Foster, p. 12
      8. The South's Attack on the Worker's Health by Herbert Gerritt, M.D., p. 13
      9. Flying Squadrons in Connecticut by Walter Snow, p. 14
      10. A Letter From America, p. 15
      11. I Was Marching by Meridel Le Sueur, pp. 16-18
      12. The Slithy Electrons by David Ramsey, p. 19
      13. Sunday to Sunday by Kenneth Fearing, p. 20
      14. The Wobbly in American Literature by Alan Calmer, p. 21
      15. The Chimera by Edwin Seaver, pp. 22-23
      16. The Face of a City by John Boling, p. 24
      17. Correspondence, p. 25
      18. [+]
        The Antics of Pirandello by Jerre Mangione, p. 26 - 1 Review
        The Naked Truth, and Eleven Other Stories by Luigi Pirandello
      19. [+]
        A Pal for Tatiana by Phil Horowitz, p. 27 - 1 Review
        I am a Cossack by Boris Kamyshansky
      20. [+]
        A Culture That Survived by Liston M. Oak, pp. 27-28 - 1 Review
        The Lummi Indians of Northwest Washington by Bernhard J. Stern
      21. The Theatre by George Wilson, p. 29
      22. Between Ourselves, p. 30
      23. Current Films by I.L., pp. 30-32
    7. [+]
      September 25, 1934 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-7
      2. The Week's Papers, p. 8
      3. The Soviet Union in the League, p. 9
      4. Terror in Rhode Island as the Textile Strike Grows by Walter Snow, pp. 10-11
      5. On the Picket Line by Merle Colby, pp. 12-13
      6. From the Soviet Silk Workers , p. 14
      7. The Newspaper on the Ice Floe, p. 15
      8. Underground Journalism by John Roman, p. 16
      9. March of the Native Bezprizorni by W.D. Trowbridge, p. 17
      10. Romanticism and Communism by Genevieve Taggard, pp. 18-20
      11. Solidarity by John Mullen, p. 21
      12. Witness at Leipzig by Edwin Rolfe, p. 22
      13. Correspondence, p. 23
      14. [+]
        Still on the Fence by Joseph North, p. 24 - 1 Review
        The Foundry by Albert Halper
      15. [+]
        Not So Slow by Edwin Seaver, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Slow Vision by Maxwell Bodenheim
      16. [+]
        No Salvation By Art by Isidor Schneider, p. 25 - 1 Review
        The Ways of White Folks by Langston Hughes
      17. [+]
        Retreat to Faith by David Ramsey, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Science for a New World by John Arthur Thomson and J.G. Crowther
      18. [+]
        Salamandars and Politics by Granville Hicks, p. 27 - 1 Review
        Now in November by Josephine W. Johnson
      19. [+]
        Brief Review, p. 27 - 2 Reviews
        Education and Social Progress by Charles H. Judd
        From Rameses to Rockefeller by Charles Harris Whitaker
      20. The Theatre: Judgment Day by George Willson, p. 28
      21. In a Burst of Fury by Robert Forsythe, p. 29
      22. A Revolutionary Film by Peter Ellis, p. 30
      23. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1934 = 8 Issues, 159 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 2, 1934 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. To the Freshmen, pp. 6-7
      3. The Week's Papers, p. 8
      4. Plotting the American Pogroms by John L. Spivak, pp. 9-13
      5. The Textile Strike Sell-Out by Seymour Waldman, pp. 14-15
      6. Greetings, Mr. Gorman! by Merle Colby, p. 16
      7. White Guards on Parade by Granville Hicks, pp. 17-22
      8. New Women in Old Asia by Joshua Kunitz, pp. 23-27
      9. Books of the Quarter, p. 28
      10. Proletarian Literature Today by Maxim Gorky, pp. 29-33
      11. The Meaning of Fascism by Joseph Freeman, pp. 34-35
      12. Soviet Republic No. 2 by Conrad Komorowski, p. 36
      13. Happy Days in Fascist Italy by Jerre Mangione, p. 37
      14. The Right Reverend Re-Definer by Corliss Lamont, pp. 38-39
      15. Correspondence, p. 40
      16. Mr. Vanderbilt's Ocean by Robert Forsythe, pp. 41-42
      17. War: "One Hell of a Business" by Harold Ward, pp. 43-44
      18. The Theatre by Michael Blankfort, p. 45
      19. A Real Anti-Nazi Film by Peter Ellis, p. 46
      20. Between Ourselves, pp. 46-48
    2. [+]
      October 9, 1934 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-7
      2. The Week's Papers, p. 8
      3. Plotting the American Pogroms by John L. Spivak, pp. 9-12
      4. Senator Nye Shadow-Boxes War by Marguerite Young, pp. 13-14
      5. New Women in Old Asia by Joshua Kunitz, pp. 15-18
      6. God'a A Haole by Walker Winslow, p. 19
      7. These Men Are Revolution by Edwin Rolfe, p. 20
      8. Correspondence, p. 21
      9. A High Talent for Straddling by Granville Hicks, p. 22
      10. [+]
        Poverty and Plenty by Anna Rochester, p. 23 - 2 Reviews
        America's Capacity to Produce by Edwin G. Nourse
        America's Capacity to Consume by Maurice Leven, Harold G. Moulton, and Clark Warburton, ...
      11. [+]
        How Sophomores Would Solve It by Joseph M. Gillman, p. 24 - 2 Reviews
        The ABC of Social Credit by Elizabeth S. Holter
        The Douglas Manual by C.H. Douglas and Philip Mairet
      12. [+]
        Babbitt's Bard by Murray Godwin, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Pegasus Pulls a Hack by Berton Braley
      13. [+]
        Brief Review, p. 26 - 4 Reviews
        We Accept with Pleasure by Bernard A. DeVoto
        To Each a Penny by Francis Plummer
        The Quest for Corvo by A.J.A. Symons
        To the North! by Jeannette Mirsky
      14. Book Notes, p. 26
      15. Science Notes by David Ramsey, p. 27
      16. The Theatre by George Willson, p. 28
      17. Mae West: A Treatise on Decay by Robert Forsythe, p. 29
      18. Cream Puff and Black Bread by Peter Ellis, p. 29
      19. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    3. [+]
      October 16, 1934 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. The Week's Papers, pp. 6-7
      3. Revolution in Spain, p. 8
      4. Plotting the American Pogroms by John L. Spivak, pp. 9-11
      5. Warring On War by Joseph North, pp. 12-13
      6. The Vanderbilts and the Rats by Robert Forsythe, p. 14
      7. The Saar---Powder Keg of Europe by Howard Ward, p. 15
      8. A Pageant of Soviet Literature by Moissaye J. Olgin, pp. 16-19
      9. The Last Frontier by Ruth Lechlitner, p. 20
      10. Correspondence, p. 21
      11. American Spectator---A Nazi Sheet by Orrick Johns, p. 22
      12. [+]
        Aborted Renaissance by Isidor Schneider, p. 23 - 1 Review
        The Chinese Renaissance by Shih Hu
      13. [+]
        Making Faces at the Revolution by S. Snedden, p. 24 - 1 Review
        Challenge to the New Deal by Alfred M. Bingham and Selden Rodman
      14. [+]
        The End Is Its Beginning by Thomas Boyd, p. 25 - 1 Review
        The Folks by Ruth Suckow
      15. [+]
        Brief Review, p. 26 - 4 Reviews
        Black Monastery by Aladar Kuncz
        Sinclair Lewis's Dodsworth by Sidney Howard
        The Laughing Journey by Thomas Lennon
        In the Dark Backward by Henry W. Nevinson
      16. Book Notes, p. 26
      17. Musical Life in Soviet Russia by Elie Seigmeister, pp. 27-28
      18. The Theatre by Michael Blankfort, p. 29
      19. Let's Build a Ditch by Peter Ellis, p. 30
      20. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    4. [+]
      November 6, 1934 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-7
      2. The Week's Papers, p. 8
      3. Plotting the American Pogroms by John L. Spivak, pp. 9-12
      4. Voices from Germany, p. 13
      5. Crosbie---Legionnaire and Communist by Orrick Johns, p. 14
      6. Reviewing Stand by Russell T. Limbach, pp. 15-17
      7. The Newest Attack Upon the Scottsboro Defense by James S. Allen, pp. 18-20
      8. Correspondence, p. 21
      9. [+]
        The Vigorous Abandon of Max Eastman's Mind by Granville Hicks, p. 22 - 1 Review
        Art and the Life of Action, with Other Essays by Max Eastman
      10. [+]
        A Part of Our Folk Literature by Alan Calmer, p. 23 - 1 Review
        American Ballads and Folk Songs by John A. Lomax and Alan Lomax
      11. [+]
        A Few Jokes for Babbitt by Mark Land, p. 24 - 1 Review
        Wasn't the Depression Terrible? by Otto Soglow and David George Plotkin
      12. [+]
        Up and Down the Furrow by Orrick Johns, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Man With a Bull-Tongue Plow by Jesse Stuart
      13. [+]
        Brief Review, p. 26 - 4 Reviews
        Peace with Honour by A.A. Milne
        Papa Pasquier by Georges Duhamel
        The White Monk of Timbuctoo by William Seabrook
        Revelations of a Prison Doctor by Louis Berg
      14. Speak to Me of Love by Robert Forsythe, p. 27
      15. Bruckner and Beethoven by Ashley Pettis, p. 28
      16. New School Symposium by J.L., p. 28
      17. Other Programs by Max Margulis, p. 28
      18. The Same Old Lubitsch by Peter Ellis, p. 29
      19. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    5. [+]
      November 13, 1934 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. The Week's Papers, pp. 6-7
      3. Plotting the American Pogroms by John L. Spivak, pp. 8-10
      4. A Hunger Marcher Reports by David Lurie, pp. 11-12
      5. Slumming at the Museum by Sidney Hill, pp. 13-14
      6. Capitalism Sterilizes by Louise Preece, pp. 15-16
      7. The End of Bourgeois Poetry by D.S. Mirsky, pp. 17-18
      8. Mr. Tubbe's Morning Service by Stanley Burnshaw, p. 19
      9. Hitler's Ersatz Regime by Harold Ward, p. 20
      10. Correspondence, p. 21
      11. It Still Goes on by Granville Hicks, p. 22
      12. [+]
        From the Other Side of the Tracks by Joseph North, p. 23 - 1 Review
        The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze, and Other Stories by William Saroyan
      13. [+]
        Waldo Frank's Unceasing Quest by Edwin Seaver, p. 24 - 1 Review
        The Death and Birth of David Markand by Waldo D. Frank
      14. [+]
        Tear Out the Text by Paul Bern, p. 25 - 1 Review
        I Photograph Russia by James E. Abbe
      15. [+]
        The Belloc Saga by Donald Morrow, p. 25 - 2 Reviews
        A Shorter History of England by Hilaire Belloc
        Oliver Cromwell by Hilaire Belloc
      16. Book Notes, p. 26
      17. Tragedy in the Bowl by Robert Forsythe, p. 27
      18. The Theatre by Michael Blankfort, p. 28
      19. An All-Bach Recital by Ashley Pettis, p. 29
      20. What Happened to Stravinsky? by Stanley Burnshaw, p. 29
      21. The Beauty of Poverty, p. 30
      22. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    6. [+]
      December 4, 1934 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-5
      2. Prayer for Thanksgiving---1934 by James Neugass, pp. 6-7
      3. Anti-Semitism: What to Do About It, p. 8
      4. The Middle Class Must Choose, pp. 9-12
      5. Will the Farmer Go Red? by John Latham, p. 13
      6. "We'll Let Them Take Their Medicine" by Slater Brown, p. 14
      7. Korea: Annex of Japan by Harold Ward, p. 15
      8. The Crisis of Capitalist Culture by Nikolai Bukharin, pp. 16-18
      9. Correspondence, pp. 19-20
      10. In Search of the Image by James T. Farrell, p. 21
      11. [+]
        A Study in Comparative Literature by Granville Hicks, pp. 22-23 - 1 Review
        Comrade-Mister by Isidor Schneider
      12. [+]
        History for the Leisure Class by David Burrows, p. 24 - 1 Review
        America's Tragedy by James Truslow Adams
      13. [+]
        Minus the Most Important Problem by Donald Hemsley, p. 24 - 1 Review
        Problems of the Pacific, 1933 by Bruno Lasker and W.L. Holland
      14. [+]
        What the Author Does Not Hear by Myra Page, p. 25 - 1 Review
        When the Looms Are Silent by Maxence van der Meersch
      15. Redder Than the Rose by Robert Forsythe, p. 26
      16. Music: The Philharmonic's Varied Course by Ashley Pettis, p. 27
      17. Quintanilla's Etchings by Stephen Alexander, p. 28
      18. "On the Waterfront" by Peter Ellis, p. 28
      19. Current Theatre, p. 29
      20. The Dance by Edna Ocko, p. 30
      21. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    7. [+]
      December 11, 1934 Issue = 15 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-7
      2. Sniping at Scottsboro, p. 8
      3. Will the Farmer Go Red? by John Latham, pp. 9-10
      4. Greeks Bearing Gifts by Robert Forsythe, pp. 11-12
      5. Roosevelt and the Next War by Seymour Waldman, pp. 13-18
      6. How Insull Beat the Rap by Carl Haessler, pp. 19-20
      7. Correspondence, pp. 21-22
      8. Without Benefit of Literary Editors by Isidor Schneider, pp. 23-24
      9. [+]
        You Can Fight Here by Joseph Freeman, p. 25 - 1 Review
        You Can't Sleep Here by Edward Newhouse
      10. [+]
        Poet No Longer in Exile by Alfred Kreymborg, p. 26 - 1 Review
        Poet in Exile by Antonina Vallentin
      11. [+]
        Brief Review, p. 27 - 4 Reviews
        Birth Control: Its Use and Misuse by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley
        Twice a Baker's Dozen by Milton Harvey
        Candles in the Storm by Robert Littell
        The Poems and Plays of Robert Browning by Saxe Commins and Robert Browning
      12. Salvador Dali, or Life Is a Nightmare by Stephen Alexander, p. 28
      13. The Theatre by Stanley Burnshaw, p. 29
      14. Flirtation Walk by Peter Ellis, p. 30
      15. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
    8. [+]
      December 25, 1934 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Comment, pp. 3-7
      2. "Taking the Profit Out of War", p. 8
      3. The Executions in Soviet Russia, p. 9
      4. Kiangwan Civic Center by Mike Pell, p. 10
      5. At Last A Department Store Strike, p. 11
      6. Happy, Happy Noel by Robert Forsythe, p. 12
      7. Voices from Germany by Walter Schoenstedt, p. 13
      8. Will the Farmer Go Red? by John Latham, p. 14
      9. Why Capitalism Can't Plan by Earl Browder, p. 15
      10. San Francisco: 1934 by Paul Courtney, pp. 16-18
      11. Two Poems by Carl John Bostelmann, p. 19
      12. For My Mother by Rolfe Humphries, p. 19
      13. El Gran Chaco by Harold Ward, p. 20
      14. Correspondence, p. 21
      15. Another Authority on Marxism by Granville Hicks, p. 22
      16. [+]
        A Hero of Our Time by Arthur Heller, p. 23 - 2 Reviews
        The Reichstag Fire Trial by George Dimitrov and D.N. Pritt
        Dimitrov by Stella D. Blagoyeva
      17. [+]
        The Dividends of War by Muriel Rukeyser, p. 24 - 1 Review
        Zaharoff: High Priest of War by Guiles Davenport
      18. [+]
        Master and Pupil by Steve Foster, p. 25 - 2 Reviews
        Eleven New Cantos: XXXI to XLI by Ezra Pound
        A Tearless Glass by Louis Grudin
      19. [+]
        Brief Review, pp. 25-26 - 5 Reviews
        Suzy by Herbert Gorman
        A Southern Welcome by John Howard Lawson
        Photographs by Man Ray by Man Ray
        Sex in Prison by Joseph F. Fishman
        On Relief in Illinois by Jack Martin
      20. Art: Without Benefit of Rits by Stephen Alexander, p. 27
      21. Theatre: The Most Important Play in New York by Stanley Burnshaw, p. 28
      22. Soviet Musical Satire by Peter Ellis, p. 29
      23. Between Ourselves, pp. 30-32
3. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 41 Issues, 805 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1936 = 52 Issues, 1,159 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1937 = 53 Issues, 1,123 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1938 = 51 Issues, 1,045 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1939 = 31 Issues, 582 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1940s = 9 Years, 387 Issues, 6,736 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1940 = 53 Issues, 938 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1941 = 48 Issues, 882 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1942 = 53 Issues, 906 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1943 = 52 Issues, 922 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1944 = 46 Issues, 813 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1945 = 29 Issues, 554 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1946 = 52 Issues, 925 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1947 = 52 Issues, 772 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1948 = 2 Issues, 24 Articles