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LIST OF SCRAPBOOKS
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Stevens Says Banks Have Strangled Business, Daily Province (Vancouver), Aug. 5, n.y.
Only Financiers Are Prospering, Claims Stevens, Daily Province (Vancouver), Aug. 5, n.y.
Douglas Has "Fluid" Mind About Social Credit for Alberta, dateline Edmonton, unidentified newspaper, May 14, n.y.
Open Forum (ltr. criticizing Munson), Farm Holiday News, Sept. 10, 1935
True to Type, by Gilbert Se1des, N.Y. Evening Journal, July 30, 1935
No Social Credit, bk. rev., New Masses, Jan. 30,1934
Let Us Have Democracy, by Ernest J. Atter, Carmel Sun, . July 23, 1935
Not Crackpot but a Menace, 1tr. to ed. from Maxwell Hyde, Nation, Jan. 2, 1935
The Social Credit System, 1tr. to ed. from Elizabeth S. Holter, The Forum, 1933
Let Us Have Democracy, by Ernest J. Atter, leaflet, Carmel, California, 1 p.
Results of the Critical Investigation of Eight Monetary and Credit Plans, Farm Holiday News, June 25, 1935
Ltr. to ed. from Gorham Munson, Farm Holiday News, July 10, 1935
Ltr. toed. from Andrew Cordian, Farm Holiday News, July 25, 1935
Actor Expounds "Social Credit" Between Plays, N. Y. World Telegram, Feb. 15, 1934
Criticism by a Doug1asite, 1tr. to ed. from Elizabeth S. Holter, New Republic, March 22, 1933
Panaceas for the Depression, V: The Douglas Social Credit Plan, by John Chamberlain, The New Republic, May 31, 1933
Price Fixing and Social Credit, 1tr. to ed. from W. A. Nyland, The New Republic, June 21, 1933
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The "Lee Letter," Otago Times, Nov. 15, 1939 No Debt-Free Money, Labour Party's Policy, Otago Times,
Nov. 5, 1939 Social Credit, ltr. to ed. from C. V. Kerslake, The Nation,
Dec. 14, 1932 Douglasism, ltr. to ed. from C. V. Kerslake, New Republic,
July 12, 1933
Eating Without Working: A Moral Disquisition, by Stuart Chase, The Nation, July 26, 1933
Efforts "Futile" in Depression, ltr. to ed. from Eda Tibbles Bates, Bronxville Review, n.d.
Money--Servant or Master? by David Warren Ryder, The Nation, Nov. 1, 1933
The First American Social Credit Organ: New Democracy. Leaflet [ca. 1933]
A Voice from Rapallo, ltr. to ed. from Ezra Pound, New Republic, Aug. 9, 1933
Will Coughlin Shift Attack? Spokane Review, Washington, 1935
"Social Credit" Theory Coming to Fore, by Ralph Hendershot, N. Y. World-Telegram, Oct. 5, 1933
The New Economics Group, A Way Out of Debt That Now Exceeds the Wealth of the Nation, Correlated Bulletin, June 1, 1933
The Search for a Frontier, bk. rev. of A Draft of XXX Cantos, Ezra Pound, by Haakon M. Chevalier, New Republic, July 26, 1933
Douglas Social Credit Notes, The N.Z. Government and the China Egg, by N.V.T., Wellington, a New Zealand newspaper, 1935
Marx and Douglas, ltr. to ed., San Francisco News, Nov. 30, 1935
Ford Urges Nation to Shun War and Stock Gambling, by Fred. C. Kelly, New York Times, Oct. 27, 1935
Flays Social Credit Plans as Fallacies, by Roger Babson, unidentified newspaper, Nov. 1, 1935
The Douglas Plan, ltr. to ed. from R. I. Pearson, San Francisco paper, n.d.
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Social Credit, ltr. to ed. from R. S. Gray, San Francisco paper, n.d.
Social Credit, ltr. to ed. from R. I. Pearson, San Francisco paper, n.d.
Crackpots and Crackpots, Hershel Brickell, N. Y. Post, March. 11 , 1936
Flynn Graphs Plan for Using Social Credit, by John T. Flynn, N. Y. World-Telegram, Fall, 1935
Social Credit, by H.C. B. Colvill, dateline Missoula, Mont., unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Free Autos for All, Predicts Social Credit Head, by John F. Coggswell, Boston Sunday Post, January 19, 1936
First Action Due in Alberta on Credit Plan, by UPI, N. Y. World-Telegram, Feb. 22, 1936
Money Is Anything Which Facilitates the Exchange of Goods and Services, speech of Hon. T. Alan Goldsborough of Maryland in the House of Representatives, Thursday, Aug. 22, 1935
Why Poverty in the Midst of Plenty? Poster for lecture by The Very Rev. Hewlett Johnson, D.D., Dean of Canterbury, Oct. 17, 1935
National Platform of the Social Credit Party, leaflet, n.d.
Social Credit and the War on Poverty, program for lecture by T. Alan Goldsborough, Oct. 17, 1935
Social Credit Novels and Satire, by New Economics Group of New York, a leaflet, n.d.
The Way Out? by Hilaire Belloc, Social Justice, June 6, 1938
More About Social Credit and Other Plans for Making World A Pleasanter Place to Live In, by Herschel Brickell, N.Y. Post, April 11, 1936
Major Douglas' Speech, ltr. to ed. from W. A. Nyland, New Republic, May 23, 1934
Social Credit? It's Doing Fine--But No Payoff! by Ben Malkin, N. Y. Post, April 10, 1936
Social Credit: 2+2~5, by Will Blake, New Masses, n.d. Suggests a National Dividend, ltr. to ed. from T. Watson,
New York Herald Tribune, April 28, 1935 Cowley Rejects Word Revolution, by Harry Hansen, N. Y.
World-Telegram, July 20, 1935
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Introducing the New English Weekly, leaflet, n.d. Social Credit Literature, list of pamphlets, The New Economics
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Social Credit Talk Fills Every Corner of Alberta, by Henry Edison Williams, The Christian Science Monitor, Dec. 6, 1935
Social Credit Scheme in Canada Falls Flat, Los Angeles Times, Sept. 26, 1938
Social Credit Scheme Viewed as Bad Dream, Los Angeles Times, Septe, 27, 1938
Santa Claus Land, Albertans Still Await $25-a-Month Payments in Social Credit Plan, by Forrest Davis, New York Wor1dTelegram, March 2, 1936
Santa Claus Land, Albertans Sing Hopelessly of Hope as Their Prophet Puts Off Credit Payments, by Forrest Davis, New York World-Telegram, March 4, 1936
Santa Claus Land, Aberhart, Social Credit Prophet of Alberta, Easily Won Farmers with Promises of Cash, by Forrest Davis, New York World-Telegram, March 5, 1936
Santa Claus Land, Alberta Premier Finds Statesman's Lot Worse Than Prophet's When He Goes East for Credits, by Forrest Davis, New York World-Telegram, March 6, 1936
Santa Claus Land, Alberta's Debt Plagues Eberhart as Bewildered Farmers Look in Vain for $25 a Month, by Forrest Davis, New York World-Telegram, March 7,1936
Gives Explanation of Social Credit, The Springfield Union, Springfield, Mass., May 21,1936
(all articles on this page clipped together, two copies of each one but last one)
The Money System, Speech of Hon. T. Alan Goldsborough of Maryland, Congressional Record, Seventy-Fourth Congress, Second Session, Dec;' 10, 1935
What is Social Credit and What is the Truth about Alberta? leaflet for lecture by Norman Smith, Maurice Colbourne and others, at the Royal Albert Hall, Nov. 29, n;y.
Let Us Rebuild The United States, a Free Life Tenure Home for Every Family, leaflet by National Home Owner's Plan, Detroi~Michigan, ca. 1935
The World's Dilemma and the Social Credit Solution, leaflet by the Social Credit Association of California, San Francisco, n.d.
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A Quick Way Back to Prosperity, leaflet issued by Retail Discount Organization, Philadelphia, Pa., ca. 1931
SociaLCredit: What it will do for you! Reprint of speech delivered by Hewlett Johnson, Oct. 2, 1935, in the Vancouver Sun, Oct. 2, 1935
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articles by J. Crate Larkin, Buffalo Times, n.d. Billions for Distribution, Proper Recovery War Cry, J. Crate Larkin Contends Surpluses Hold Threat of Revolution and War, J. Crate Larkin States Larkin Urges Technique for Buying Boost Larkin Cites Inadequacy of Buying Power Larkin Cites Rise of Debt to U.S. Banks Larkin Warns of War Menace in Depression Money is Mostly Credit, Larkin Declares Urging Control by Government National Dividend Plan Discards Ancient Theory Men Must Work to Live
No.8: 'Scarcity Complex' in Midst of Plenty Blamed by Larkin for Economic Ills
No.9: Credit Belongs to People, Not Banks--Larkin No. 10: Social Credit Held Necessary Money Reform No. 13: Social Credit Door To Golden Epoch--Larkin
To All Non-Monetary Exchange Association in the United States, Broadsheet No.1, New Economics Group of New York, n.d.
Social Credit Paper Merged with Albertan, dateline Calgary, Atla., Jan. 14, n. y.
What's Really Happening in Canada? leaflet advertising speech by Gorham Munson, Sept. 26, n.y., at Aeolian Hall, New York, The New Economics Group of New York
Saving America, by Yaffle, The New Leader, March 17, 1933
Families Must Have Money, by Rev. F. H. Drinkwater, The Catholic Times, April 10, 1936
Social Credit, by C. H. Douglas, New York Herald-Tribune Books, Oct. 29, 1933 (not article, only an entry in a list of books)
Gov. Merriam Faces Recall, Ex-Foe Asserts, New York WorldTelegram, June 27, 1935
Canada Finds New Parties Cloud Issues, by D. M. Halliday, New York Herald-Tribune, Aug. 4, 1935
Douglas Social Credit Now Popular in Alberta, by F. G. Housser, Toronto Daily Star, Feb. 27, 1935
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Consumer Hero of Social Credit System, Solves Financial Problems, Say Advocates, Gorham Munson, Disciple of Major C. H. Douglas, Tells Its Principles, New York World-Telegram, Feb. 13, 1933
Making a Monkey Out of Haight, by George D.yer, No Taxes, Stockton, Calif., July 29,1935
A Civilising Force on the Move, The Bank Reform, by Ezra Pound, The British-Italian Bulletin, May 23, 1936
Pound Wise, Polite Essays, by Ezra. Pound, bk. rev., by Deane Mowrer, New Republic, Fe~ 12, 1940
True Story of Alberta's Victory Over Bankers, National Ham and Eggs ,(Calif. newspaper), Dec. 16, 1939
News and Views of Literary London, by Herbert W. Horwill, New York Times Book Review, 1940 (article on H.G. Wells' "World Order")
Social Credit Loses in Alberta Contest, N. Y. Times or N. Y. Herald-Tribune, Dec. 2, n.y.
Social Credit Doctrine, by James E. Boyle, Barron's, The National Financial Weekly, Oct. 28, 1935
Book Marks for Today (small article on Gorham Munson), New York World-Telegram, April 6, 1938
Alberta's New Deal for Debtors, by Gorham Munson, entry in list of pamphlets, New York Times, May 14, 1939
Problem of Distribution, by F. B. Housser, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 28, 1934
As It Seems To Us, As to "Social Credit," The Putnam County Courier, Carmel, N.Y., Aug. 24, 1934
At Social Credit Meeting, The Putnam County Courier, Carmel, N.Y., Aug. 24, 1934
Many Hear Social Credit Explained, The Putnam County Courier, Carmel, N.Y., Aug. 24, 1934
A Social Einstein, by Dick Deadeye, Pacific Weekly, March 8, 1935
Social Crediters Plan to Go After What They Want, St. Thomas "Times-Journal ,'June 18; 1938" (Ontario)
Says Money Freight Car of Canadian Businesses, St. Thomas Times-Journal, June 18, 1938 (Ontario)
Ontario Social Crediters Name Officers; Blackmore Has Cure For Canada's Ills, St. Thomas Times-Journal, June 20, 1938 (Ontario)
Son,of Great Actor (attends Social Credit convention), St. Thomas Times-Journal, June 20, 1938
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More Alberta Disallowance, St. Thomas Times-Journal, June 18, 1938 (Ontario)
Mr. Aberhart is Candid, St. Thomas Times-Journal, June 18, 1938 (Ontario)
Why Social eredit? by Major,C. H. Douglas, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Court Throws Out Aberhart Measures, New York World-Telegram March 4, 1938
Between Socialism and Fascism, The Tribune (Melbourne, e.I.) Aug. 1, 1935
College Topics, Justice Without Sacrifice--Socia1 Credit, College Topics, University of Virginia, March 5, 1935
Books, Social Criticism, bk;' rev. of Tradition and Modernism In Politics by Arthur J. Penty, The Commonweal, Nov. 5, 1937
Brutes Said to Have Taught Co-operation to Man, Darwin Philosophy Declared Misunderstood, 1tr. to ed. from Nicholas Lentz, (probably) Des Moines Register, n.d.
'Rannoch, by Glencoe ~ by T. S. Eliot, a poem from "A Week of Verse," New York Herald Tribune, Dec. 29, 1935
"Rannoch, by Glencoe~ by T. S. Eliot, a poem from a column, As the World Wags, paper unknown, n.d.
The Women's New Economic's Committee, a card advertising a discussion of Social Credit
"Social Credit" Offered to America, by Louis Rich, New York Times Book Review, Sept. 10, 1933 (bk. rev. of Bankers vs. Consumers, by Guy W. Mallon)
Copernican Economics, by Harold Ward, The Saturday Review of Literature, Aug. 12, 1933 (bk. rev. of Debt and Production: The Operating Characteristics of Our Industrial Economy, by Bassett Jones)
Answering Buck, 1tr. to ed. from George Peters regarding Douglas Social Credit Plan, The Llano Colonist, Newllano, Louisiana, Sept. 22, 1934
Social Credit, A Study of the "New Economics," by Harvey S. Chase, reprint from The Bankers Magazine, n.d.
Bennett Talks Down Vancouver Radicals, New York Times, Sept. 24, n.y.
excerpt of article, no title, list of leaders in Social Credit movement at gathering for dinner, The Villager, New York, March 28, 1935.
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The Church and Noney Power, by Rev. Father F. H. Drinkwater (of Birmingham), Reynolds's Illustrated News, London, Dec. 8, 1935
Social Credit in Relation to Paul de Kruif's Latest Book About Our Underprivileged, by Herschel Brickell, New York Post, Narch 23, 1936
Naster Madness, Time, Narch 16, 1936 Trouble for Alberta, unidentified newspaper, n.d. Looking for a Church, by John Chamberlain, New York Times
Oct. 1, 1935
Alberta Debt Plan Alarms Bond Experts, by George Wanders, New York Herald -Tribune, Narch 23, 1936
Turns With a Bookworm, rev. of Why Keep Them Alive? by Paul Ke Druif, New York Herald Tribune Books, March 29, 1936
Not Out of the Air,' article about $25/month to everyone in Alberta, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Debts of Alberta Delay Social Credit, dateline Edmonton, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Greenshirts, about Social Credit candidates in England, Time, Nov. 18, 1935
Social Credit Rift Stirs Canadians, by John NacCormac, New York Times, Nar. 8, 1936
Aberhart Facing Future Loan Test, by John NacCormac, New York Times, Jan. 19, 1936
Aberhart Sees Flaw in OARP, Author of Social Credit Views Pensions, dateline Edmonton, Alberta, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Social Credit As Remedy for Defects of Financial System, The Citizen, Ottawa, Canada, Feb. ,5, 1935
College Students of Douglas, editorial, The Citizen, Ottawa, Canada, Feb. 5, 1935
Public Control Needed, Individual Noney Rule Held Passe, by J. Wilfred Corr, Pasadena Star-News, Jan. 20, 1936
A Messiah at the Pay-Off, New York Herald Tribune, Feb. 7, 1936
Land of the Free, by Herbert Agar, bk. rev. by R. L. Duffus, New York Times Book Review, Dec. 3, 1935
Cape Ann, by T. S. Eliot, a poem in the New York Herald Tribune, Dec. 22, 1935
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Voters Storm Penniless Alberta House, Crying for $25 a Month Promised Them, New York World-Telegram, Feb. 6, 1936
Letter to the Editor from Allan R. Brown, New York Herald Tribune, J~ 12, 1936
Article on political upset in Canada, no title, The Commonweal, Oct. 25, 1935
Excerpt of article in New Republic, Jan. 23, 1935 (a statement regarding policies toward political movements)
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Money, June, 1947 (small newspaper) Sketch by Thomson, 1945 Spiritual Aspects of the "New Economics," by Mary Burt
Messer, unidentified newspaper, n.d. (these articles are found in the front of the scrapbook, before page 1)
Human Side of the News, Credit Plan, by Edwin C. Hill, N.Y. Evening Journal, Jan. 29, 1935, reprint of this article published by National Social Credit Association, New York
In Defense of Major Douglas, 1tr. to ed. from Gorham Munson, The Nation, June 13, 1934
A Home for Life, Abundance (small pamphlet), Aug. 15, 1936
Part of article on Social Credit, first part missing, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
What Are You Going to do About Alf? An open letter to all and sundry, by Henry Miller, Paris (pamphlet)
Contempo " A Review of Books and Personalities, Our Policy, May 5, 1932
Ons Lesers aan die woord, Kredietste1se1, In Euwe1, by V. D. Woods, Johannesburg, 1tr. to ed. from South Africa, n.d.
Health Insurance, 1tr. to ed. from Vernon D. Woods, The Star, South Africa, n.d.
A Mad World, 1tr. to ed. from Midas, The Star, South Africa Finance & Progress, 1tr. to ed. from Young Democrat, The
Star, South Africa, n.d. Work and Leisure, 1tr. to ed. from Paradox, The Star, South
Africa, n.d.
Soil of Alberta Chosen for First Planting of Seed of Social Credit, by Henry Edison Williams, Christian Science Monitor, Dec. 5, 1935
"The New Economics" by George E. Novack, New Republic, July 11, 1934
Abundance, Salem, Oregon, Aug. 15, 1936 Small article on new monthly called Money, Ltr. to ed. of Abundance from John G. Scott Advertisement for "National Dividends--A Sane Plan for
Economic Security without Taxation" by A Country Banker (booklet)
Money Talks to Monarchs, reprinted from Money, n.d. Dinge Sonder Skaduwees, Wat Kapita1isme Doen, V.D. Woods,
from South Africa, n.d.
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League for National Dividends, New York, blank form to be filled out by supporter of Social Credit bill introduced by Congressman Goldsborough, n.d.
The Douglas Cure for Economic Ills, by Gorham Munson, Current History, May, 1933
Technocracy, a Suggestion of Its Esoteric Function, by William Kidwell Hutson, Mercury, February, 1933
Memorandum (on Social Credit), R.S. Gray, Alameda, California unidentified periodical, n.d.
The Douglasites, by Gorham Munson, The Commonweal, Oct. 13, 1933
Will You Join The Social Justice Radio Club? Poster from New Zealand, n.d.
The Major Douglas Delusions, by Geoffrey Biddulph, The Commonweal, March 23, 1934
Social Credit Party Enters Field, Illustrated Daily News, Los Angeles, Sept. 28, 1935
The Douglas Theory of Social Credit, bk. rev. of The Douglas Manual of Social Credit by Philip Mairet, and The ABC of Social Credit by E. S. Holter, by Louis Rich, New York Times Book Review, Oct. 7, 1934
Is Peace Frustration, 1tr. to ed. from Henry Huizinga, The Christian Century, Sept. 28, 1938
News Notes, Poetry, March 1941
Worth Attention (article on Bernard Shaw), by Quercus, The People's Weekly, New Zealand, Sept. 27, 1934
Young New Zealand (poem), The People's Weekly, New Zealand n.d.
Elect Irving B. Altman, candidate of the-American Labor Party, leaflet, Nov. 5, 1940
Three Views of Mr. Munson, by Henry D. Frost, The Christian Century, Spring, 1937,"
Social Security, Marcus Alter, Paper-Graphs, San Francisco, Aug. 1936
Holler the Goods, Bernard Rowntree, Carmel, California, 1935
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The "Disease" by Yaffle, The New Leader, March 10, 1933
Article on the electoral victory of the Social Credit League in Alberta, The Commonweal, Sept. 6, 1935
Programme-Souvenir, Gouter Causerie Concert Crediste, MM. Louis Dugal et Louis Even, Feb. 19, 1939
Unemployment, Parmentnt Poverty? or A Profit of Industry? a Holler the Goods by Bernard Rowntree, leaflet, n.d.
u.S. Farmer on Douglas Plan, The Ottawa Citizen, n.'.d.
Towards Eighty, leaflet on Frederick James Gould (supporter of Social Credit), July 1933
The Women's New Economics Committee, invitation to lecture on Social Credit by Frederic Bell, April 7, n. y.
Extension of Remarks of Hon. Jerry Voorhis of California in the House of Representatives, Jan. 10, 1940, Congressional Record--Appendix
Recent Economic Heresie~ by Marion Parris Smith, Address before the Executive Committee of The Democratic Women's Luncheon Club of Philadelphia, May 20, 1935
Application for enrollment in The Douglas Social Credit College Extension Course, Vancouver, B.C., n.d.
Pasadena Social Credit Bulletin, J. Wilfred Corr, Secretary, Feb. 24, 1936, Pasadena, California
Letters to the Editor, from T. 'Kennedy (Social Credit Bureau, Dublin), Dublin Evening Mail, Aug. 16,1939
To Business Men, Letter issued by the Douglas Social Credit Movement of New Zealand, Propaganda Committee, n.d.
Why Poverty? Letter issued by the Douglas Social Credit Movement of New Zealand, Propaganda Committee, n.d.
List of novels by John Hargrave, leaflet issued by Duckworth, London
The Share Market Ramp, ltr. to ed. from J. Robertson, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
How Present Financial Methods Enable Investors to Be Exploited, leaflet issued by BM/BDKS, London, W.C.
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True Story of Alberta's Victory over Bankers, Calgary Schoolmaster Inspires Money Revolt, National Ham and ~, Dec. 16, 1939
Questionnaire with Answers, ltr. to ed. from Gorham Munson, W. A. Nyland, John Riordan, The Nation, Oct. 5, 1932
Have You Thought of Social Credit and Its Implications? What It Means? How It would Influence International Peace? Leaflet issued by the Women's New Economics Commi ttee of New York, n,.d.
The Social Credit Plan, ltr. to ed. from C. V. Kerslake, New Republic, Feb. 15, 1933
The Conception of Money, by C. D. Keet, The Tribune (Australia), Jan. 24, 1935
Depression is Due to Defects in Our Money System, Asserts Representative Goldsborough, from paper issued at Newllano, Louisiana, n.d.
Institute of Chartered Accountants, pamphlet, July 1, 1934
Social-Credit Dictatorship of the Consumer, by Herbert Bruce Brougham, reprinted from Scribner's Magazine, Oct. 1934
Views of the News, by Manchester Boddy, letter from Sheridan Downey to son regarding decision to vote for lend-lease bill, ,The News, Los Angeles, March 6, 1941
Whole page of newspaper, The Dominion, June 5, 1936, articles on state lending, public credit, business of house, etc., general news of the day, some of which is about social credit
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Social Credit on Faith, You Pay Government and Government Pays You! San Francisco Chronicle, August 26, 1935
Dividends in Alberta, New York Times, Aug. 25, 1935 New Alberta Chief Bars "Rash" Policy, New York Times, Aug.
25, 1935
"$25 a Month For all" Party Wins Alberta, New York Herald Tribune, August 24, 1935
Social "New Deal" Sweeps Alberta, New York Times, Aug. 24, 1935
Alberta Party Wins by Pledging to Give $25 a Month to All, New York World Telegram, Aug. 23, 1935
Alberta Tries Alchemy, The Missoula (Mont.) Sentinel, n.d. (probably Aug. 1935)
$25-a-Month-for-All Party Wins in Alberta, New York Post, Aug. 23, 1935
Alberta Faces Need of Loans to Keep Credit, New York Herald Tribune" Sept. 2, 1935
Aberhart Gets Power to Form Alberta Cabinet, New York Herald " Tribune, Aug. 27, 1935 Alberta Accepted New Chief on Faith, New York Times, Aug. 27,
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Hampden Puts Economic Role Before Drama, New York Herald Tribune, Aug. 25, 1935
Social Credit Victory Hits Alberta Bonds, by George Wanders, New York Herald Tribune, Aug. 26, 1935
Heated Campaign Halts in Canada, New York Times" Aug. 25, 1935
Socialists Alarm Alberta, Victory of Social Credit Scheme Causes Fear Among Business Men, New York Sun, Aug. 23, 1935
Social Credit Meeting, Thursday, March 12, 1936, Pasadena Library Auditorium, Samuel L. Lewis will Speak on "Money Under An Economy Of Abundance," notice of meeting
Alberta Utopia Attracts Horde of Unemployed, New York World Telegram,,~ug.' 27, 1935
Default Threat Made by Calgary, New York Times, Aug. 28, 1935
Alberta Plan for Credit Tax Said to Endanger Movement, The Christian Science Monitor, Aug. 27, 1935
Too Simple to be True (article on Alberta's economic plan), Oakland Tribune, Aug. 29, 1935
Alberta Voters Declare "Dividends" by Ballot, by William E. Harris, Boston Evening Transcript, Aug. 31, 1935
Short article on organizations paying dividends, New Yorker, Sept. 7, 1935
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Social Credit, Colorado Springs Gazette '" Sept. 1, 1935 $25-a-Month Party Swept Into Office, by James Stanton,
San Francisco Examiner, Aug. 24, 1935 Alberta Ready to Try Out Social Credit, by R. W. Jimerson,
San Francisco Examiner, Aug. 25, 1935
True to Type, by Gilbert Seldes, New York Journal, Aug. 31, 1935
Social Credit Rule Begins in Alberta, New York Times, Sept. 4, 1935
Who's News Today, His Social Credit Plan Now in Line with That of Douglas, by Lemuel Partin, New York Sun, Aug. 30, 1935
New Republic, Sept. 4, 1935, note on Social Credit Party in Alberta
Aberhart Asks to Rule Prices and Industries, unidentified newspaper, n. d.
Social Credit, ltr. to ed. from M. P. Connery, New York '"Sun, Sept. 6;'1935.."' "·0
The Socialist Victoryifi Canada, New York Journal of Commerce, Aug. 24, 1935
"Social Credit" in Utopia, New York Times, Sept. 2, 1935 Collapse of Regime Faced by Aberhart, New York Times, March
26, 1937
A Defense of Alberta's New Social Credit Plans, ltr. to ed. from J. Feld, New York Post, Aug. 29, 1935
Alberta Waits for New Regime to Make Good "Free Dividends," New York World Telegram, Aug. 31, 1935
Economic Democracy and Production for All, by George C. Christensen, from a Salt Lake City newspaper, n.d.
Aberhart Defends Social Credit Plan, by William Aberhart, New York Times, Sept. 8, 1935
Social Credit Prophet Will Rule A Province, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Sept. 1, 1935
Organizer Revives the Townsend Plan, by George P. West, New York Times, Sept. 1, 1935
Douglas Credit, Alleged Agreement with Government, The Dominion, New Zealand newspaper, April 7, 1936
Foreign News, Canada, Massiah, Majo~Money, Time, Sept. 2, 1935
Credit Discussed, ltr. to ed. from J. Wilfred Corr, Pasadena newspaper, Dec. 24, 1935
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27 (cont.) Social Credit, Mr. Aberhart's Throes, The Evening Post, New Zealand, April 2, 1936
Alberta Defaults, Maturing Bonds, Evening Post, New Zealand, April 2, 1936
29 The News-Week Abroad, Canada: Unique End-Poverty Platform Causes a Landslide in Alberta and Uneasiness in Ottawa, Newsweek, Aug. 31, 1935
Alberta Plans State Banking, unidentified newspaper, n.d. Refusal of Loan to Alberta, The Press, New Zealand newspaper
April 3, 1936
31 "Boot-Strap Economics," in Alberta, The Literary Digest, Sept. 7, 1935
What and Why of Money, ltr. to ed. from C. L. Masters, Common Sense, Jan., 1935
33 Monetary Reform, The Dominion, New Zealand newspaper,
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March 20, 1936 Aberhart Critical of Townsend Plan, by John McCormac,
New York Times, Jan. 5, 1936 The ABC of Social Credit, by E. S. Holter, bk. rev. by
Eunice Clark, Common Sense, Oct., 1934
Books of the Times, by Robert Van Gelder, bk. rev. of "Why Keep Them Alive?" by Paul de Kruif, New York Times, March 5, 1936
Social Credit in Alberta, by E. J. Atter, The Carmel Sun, Carmel, Calif., Aug. 27, 1935
What is "Social Credit?" United Business Service, Nov. 2, 1935
Letter to Charles Penrose from Gorham Munson, New Democracy, Feb. 10, 1935
Townsend Plan and the Douglas Plan on the Rocks, .=;N:;:o ___ _ Stockton, Calif., April 13, 1936
Alberta Plan for a "Utopia" is Near Test, New York World Telegram, Jan. 28, 1936
The Monetary Committee, Monetary Inquiry Begins, Major Douglas Gives Evidence, The Evening Post, New Zealand, Feb. 24, 1934 (long article, pp. 40-44 of scrapbook)
The Sun, Christchurch, 'New'Zealand, short article saying that Major and Mrs. C.H. Douglas are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Skellerup during visit to New Zealand, Feb. 13, 1934
Much Enthusiasm, The Sun, Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 13,1934
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A Woman Engineer, Mrs. Douglas is a Director of Yacht-Building Yards, The Sun, Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 13, 1934
The Sun Stop Press, The Sun, Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 13, 1934
Major Douglas Talks Upon Douglas Credit, The Sun,Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 13, 1934
Late News, Douglas, Some Titles, The Sun, Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 13, 1934
Gain Freedom From Economic Tyranny, The Sun, Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 13, 1934
Major Douglas Would Experiment on New Zealand, advertisement for "Douglas Delusions" by F. J. Docker, The Press, Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 14, 1934
An Interesting Visitor, Mrs. C. H. Douglas, The Press, Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 14,1934
Civic Welcome, Reception to Major C. H. Douglas, unidentified newspaper (probably The Press), n.d. (probably Feb. 14, 1934)
Douglas Social Credit, The Press, Christchurch, N.Z., Feb. 14, 1934
Parliament and Finance (article on Douglas Social Credit), The Evening Citizen, Ottawa, April 16, 1934
Social Credit in 500 Words, The Evening Citizen, Ottawa, April 16, 1934
Hear Major C. H. Douglas on Social Credit, ad in the Evening Citizen, Ottawa, April 16, 1934
Major C. H. Douglas' Challenge toFinaneia1~Powers The Ottawa Evening Citizen, April 16, 1934
Other Roads to Socialism, by David Isakovitz, Freie Arbeiter Stimme, Feb. 15, 1935 (article in Hebrew)
Mad Money Sweeps Alberta, by Floyd S. Chalmers, Nation's Business, December, 1935
Aberhart to Resign in Alberta Dispute, New York World Telegram, dateline April 1, n.y.
A Test for Panaceas, 'ltr. toed.:fr6mCJames R.RaIldo1ph, The Boston Transcript, April 18, 1936
Not a Panacea, 1tr. to ed. from M. G. Cotter (crossed out in pencil and underneath written "R.S.D."), The Boston Transcript, April 24, 1936
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Aberhart is Scored, St. Thomas Times-Journal, Ontario, June 18, 1938
Statements by Aberhart Wrong, London Free Press, London, Ontario June 20, 1938
Socreds Ask for Vote Before War, Edmonton Bulletin, Jao. 25, 1937
Aberhart Favors Backing of Loans, St. Thomas Times-Journal, Ontario, June 18, 1938
St. Thomas Times-Journal, Ontario, June 18, 1938, small note about visit of Gorham Munson
Federal Disallowance of Alberta Legislation Protested by Aberhart, London Free Press, London, Ontario, June 20, 1938
Alberts Finances, New York Herald Tribune, April 30, 1939 Socred Mention Stirs Disdain of Tory Leader, Edmonton
Bulletin, Jan. 25, 1937 Goodbye to House by Goldsborough, New York Times, April 6,
1939 Stay?, Purchasing Power at Low Ebb? Alberta Not Beyond Need.
Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 25, 193- (year ripped off corner of page)
Toronto Lawyer S.C. Party Head, Major MacCorkinda1e Elected at Ontario Social Credit Convention, oy:Wi11iam H. Hogg, The London Press, London, Ontario, June 20, 1938
No 1939 Election Asserts Aberhart, The Citizen, Ottawa, Jao. 30, 1939
Saskatchewan Re-e1ects Liberals, New York page, June 10, 1939 Alberta Hires Douglas as Recovery Advisor, New York Herald
Tribune, March 31, 1935
A. R. Orage, bk. rev. of Selected Essays and Critical Writings by A. R. Orage, by Gregory MacDonald, G. K.IS Weekly, Nov. 28, 1935
Better Monthly, June-July 1935, Karachi, India, book list with paragraph on each one (includes The New Era; Social Credit: An Impact, by Ezra Pound; The New Age, etc.)
Alberta Frets Over Dividends, The Spokesman-Review, dateline Dec. 14, 1935 (unidentified city)
Social Credit Up-To-Date, by,J., A."Fr'JItk;J,.in. The ,New Statesman And Nation, Feb. 29, 1936
Advertisement for "Social Credit" (small red ticket) Hoping for Success of Alberta Experiment, by Elizabeth Delza,
New York World Telegram, Sept. 20, 1935 Aberhart Urged to Give Recognition to Union Printers,
Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 15, 1936
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Money Policy Bill is Put Up to Congress Again, Goldsborough Measure is Introduced; Would Form U.S. Credit Commission, New York Herald Tribune, Jan. 12, 1939
Sets Forth Issue Between Dominion and Alberta Govts., Ottawa Citizen, April 2, 1936
Hargrave - Aberhart in Split, Faith in Leader is Now Lost, Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 25, 1939
Fears of Social Credit Rule, The Over-Seas Daily Mail, unidentified city, Aug. 31, 1935
Letter to editor of Knickerbocker Press, from Francis E. Patrick, Albany, N.Y., 1933, about Brougham's speech
Social Credit in Alberta, by The National City Bank of N.Y., unidentified magazine, Oct., 1935
Current Comment, Exit Schacht, by L.D.B., Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 24, 1939
The "Douglas" Theories: and Where They Lead, Better Monthly, Karachi, India, June-July, 1935
From the General Editor's Desk Chats about the Educator in the Making, by Lingard Loud, The Popular Educator, No. 46, n.d.
Herridge in Canada Calls for New Party, New York Times, March 3, 1939
Monetary Reform or Dictatorship? ltr. to ed. from James H. Gallagher, Ottawa Citizen, May 4, 1939
True to Type, Ford Plants Roots of New System of 'Money;' by Gilbert Seldes, New York Evening Journal, Jan. 13, 1934
Political Feudists do Brother Act for King, by George Dixon, Daily News, New York, June 3, 1939
Some Books You Ought to Read (ABC of Social Credit, by E. S. Holter), Townsend Weekly, Los Angeles, Calif., March 25, 1935
Alberta May Try the Douglas Social Credit Plan, Christian Century, April 3, 1935
Wall Street, "Social Credit" Theory Coming to Fore--Provides for the Issuance of $20,000,000,000 Greenbacks, by Ralph Hendershot, New York World Telegram, Sept. 5, 1933
Social Credit, by Robert H. Hemphill, New York American, Dec. 22, 1933
The Right to Leisure, by Oliver M. Thomason, The Industrial Democrat, Leesville, La., Jan. 9,1936
Retain the Taxpayers, Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 15, 1936
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"Pie in the Sky" A Study of Current Utopian Notions, by David P. Berenberg, American Socialist Quarterly, n.d.
Aberhart Shuns Vote in Capital, Capital May Accept Strip, Calgary Daily Herald, June 18, 1936
Dictatorship in Canada, ltr. to ed. from Beulah Devlin Grace, The Ottawa Citizen, Jan. 30, 1939
Demands Alberta Hurdle Barriers to Social Credit, Social Credit Executive Members Guests of M.P. 's, The Ottawa Citizen, Jan. 30, 1939
What Is Money? by Harvey S. Chase, The Bankers Magazine, n.d.
On Money as the Master Key, bk. rev. of Money--The Master Key by John H. Blackmore, The Ottawa Citizen, June 9, 1939
Parliament or Money Power? ltr. to ed. from C. V. Craik, The Ottawa Citizen, March 2, 1939
The World is Dying of Usury, by Father F. H. Drinkwater, Catholic Times, July 26, 1935
Found--The Lost Twenty Dollars, by O. M. Thomason, The Industrial Democrat, Leesville, La., Jan. 2,1936 (Part I)
Found--The Lost Twenty Dollars, by O. M. Thomason, The Industrial Democrat, Leesville, La., Jan. 9,1936 (Part II)
Power to Convert Alberta's Debt Is Contained In Bill, Ottawa Citizen, April 2, 1936
Opinions of Others, More on Social Credit, ltr. to ed. from Allan T. Gwathmey, and answer to his letter below, The Daily Progress, n.d.
'Social Credit'--A Timely and interesting series of articles on economic problems confronting the world, by David Harren;Ryder; .. compliments of The San Francisco News, n.d.
Highlights of Premier's Defence of "Scrip" Scheme, Calgary Daily Herald, June 18, 1936
What I Saw of Social Credit in Alberta, Thorwald Siegfried, leaflet distributed by The Economic Reconstruction Group, Los Angeles, California
Social Credit: Implied Christianity, ltr. to ed. from James H. Gallagher, Ottawa Evening Citizen, April 1, 1936
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Ezra Pound Here, Likens Fuehrer, Duce to Angels, by Henry Beckett, New York Post, April 20, 1939
Ezra Pound, Back, Censures Bankers, New York Times, April 21, 1939
No Excitement Here in Default, Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1936
Dr. Ezra Pound, New York Times, June 13, 1939 Canadian Bonds Steady in London and New York, Ottawa Citizen,
April 1, 1936
"This Pseudo Pink Blah---H Ezra Pound Here to Tell Us That Italy is "Seat of Culture," by William Engle, New York World Telegram, April 20, 1939
Work for Work's Sake, Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1936
Poet Ezra Pound Returns, Calls Greed Cause of War, New York Journal-American, April 20, 1939
Let Democracy Work for Canada, The Ottawa Citizen, May 4, 1939
Curiosity Alone Causes Return of Ezra Pound, New York Herald Tribune, April 20, 1939
Socred Group Demands Jobs for Members, Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 15, 1936
Ezra Pound on Gold, War, and National Money, The Capitol Daily, Washington, D.C., May 9, 1939
Dr. R. J. Manion Succeeds Bennett; Herridge 'Bolts' Conservatives, by John MacCormac, New York Times, July 8, 1938
Proud of Alberta Says R. Pelletier, Ottawa Citizen, April 2, 1936
One page from the Eldon Advertiser,"paid social pioneering advertising," Oct. 7, 1937 (much dealing with Social Credit, unsure whether one article in particular was singled out for scrapbook)
Conversion Now Essential Move Says Aberhart, Ottawa Citizen, April 2, 1936
Urge Monetary Reform Action Without Delay, Ottawa Citizen, Jan. 30, 1939
Employment Without War, Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1936
Advertisement (full page) of books on Social Credit, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 25, 1933
The Money Question, Labor Sees the Light, by Carl.. D. Thompson, The Progressive, Madison, Wise., n.d.
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Thrown Out, Privy Council Kills Appeals by Alberta on Outlawed Bills, Canadian newspaper, July 8, 1938
For the Renewal of Democracy, Ottawa Citizen, March 2, 1939 Social Credit Advance in Quebec, Ottawa Evening Citizen,
June 20, 1939
Communications, "Quadragesimo~Anno,1T Itr. to ed. from J.D., The Commonweal, February 12, 1937
The Retainer Plan, For Re-employment, Recovery, and Permanent Prosperity, by Carl D. Thompson, The Progressive, Madison, Wisc., n.d.
Address to be delivered before the Men's Association of Chalmers United Church, Ottawa, Wednesday, January 25, 1939, at 7 o'clock p.m. (released for publication' in newspapers not appearing on streets before Thursday morning, January 26th, 1939) no name on leaflet telling who speaker is, but articles included on this page about Hon. W. D. Herridge imply that he was the speaker.
Hon. W. D. Herridge Launches Political Action Movement, large section from Ottawa Citizen, March 2, 1939
Candidates of Reform to Run In All Ridings, Hon. W. D. Herridge Announces New Political Action Movement to Create Free Parliament, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
A Federal Union, Ottawa Citizen, May 4, 1939
What A World! by Michael Gold, The Daily Worker, Jan. 9, 1934
Social Credit Reduced to its Basic Elements by English Writer By T. V. Holmes, The Evening Citizen, Ottawa, June 24, 1938
Social Credit Declared Enemu of Communism, Ottawa Citizen, June 19, 1939
The New Democracy Movement, Ottawa Evening Citizen, June 10, 1939
British Peace Group Under Surveillance, Pro-Nazis Said to Be Members of Council Led by Duke's Son, New York Times, Oct. 21, 1939
Not Founder of Social Credit, New York Times, Oct. 24, 1939 (correction to article immediately preceding regarding statement saying Lord Tavistock was founder of Social Credit
Social Credi.tln Quebec, Ottawa Evening Citizen, June 21, 1939
The Saskatchewan Election, by Helen Orpwood, The Canadian Forum, n.d.
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Books of the Times, by John Chamberlain, New York Times, April 17, 1935
Utopia Comes to Canada, by Stuart Shaw, The American Mercury, n.d.
The Money Question by Charles V. Falkenberg, The Progressive Jan. 14, 1939
Look Social Credit Squarely Between the Eyes, by R. T. Elliott, K.C., Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 15, 1936
Certificate Plan Now Better Known, Calgary Daily Herald, June 18, 1936
Money Power Over Man's Dominion, Ottawa Evening Citizen, April 1, 1936
Answers Social Credit Questions, Buying Power, Production To . "Be Equalized," Pasadena, Calif •. newspaper, 1935
Alberta Bill Fixes All Retail Prices, New York Times, March 15, 1936
Maybe You're Wrong, Too, by Oliver M. Thomason, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
A Modern Analysis of Progress and Poverty, bk rev. of Social Credit by C. H. Douglas, by Fabian Franklin, Saturday Review, Dec. 30, 1933
Albertan is Purchased by Socred Party, Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 15, 1936
Aberhart, Maynard Explain "Scrip" to Quizzical Audience, Calgary Daily Herald, June 18, 1936
Glimpses of Parliament, by Charles Bishop, Ottawa Citizen April 1, 1936
Co-operation--and Confidence, An Editorial, Calgary Daily Herald, June 18, 1936
Purchasing Power Diverted, Ottawa Citizen, Feb. 27, 1934
Working Man's Views on Certificate Plan, 1tr. to ed. from Social Credit Voter, The Calgary Daily Herald, June 18, 1936
First Canadian Province to Fail To Redeem Its Maturities On Due Date, Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1936
Alberta's Orthodox Effort, Ottawa Citizen, April 2, 1936 Miss Macphail and New Economics, Ottawa Citizen, April 2,
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Prosperity Bonds and Buying Power, By A. V. Evans, Calgary Daily Herald, June 18, 1936
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To Devise Plan Replacing That of Loan Council, Ottawa Citizen, April 2, 1936
Glimpses of Parliament, by Charles Bishop, Ottawa Citizen, April 2, 1936
Describes Spread of Social Credit, Ottawa Citizen, April 2, 1936
Alberta Loan Given To Save Canada "Credit , bynThos', Wayling, Edmonton Bulletin, Jan. 15, 1936
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Proposes a National Dividend to End Poverty and War, ltr. to ed. from D. M. Sherwood, New York Herald Tribune, Nov. 3, 1935
Canada Revises Election Set-Up To Reduce Cost, by D. M. Halliday, New York Herald Tribune, Feb. 2, 1936
Religions of Reform, New York Times, Dec. 29, 1935 Some of the Flaws in Our System, by Herschel Brickell,
New York Post, March 5, 1936
Ezra Pound Asks Questions, by Ezra Pound, Current Controversy, November 1935
Summer Time Ends, by John Hargrave, bk. rev. by Genevieve Taggard, New Republic, Jan. 1, 1936
Social Credit on the Wane? ltr. to ed. from T.B.S., New York Herald Tribune, Feb. 9, 1936
Article on Canadian elections, The Nation, Oct. 23, 1935
"Social Credit": Pro and Con, by W. A. Nyland and Harold Loeb, Common Sense, November, 1935
Canada Swings to the Left, Robert Bruce, New Masses, Oct. 29, 1935
The Canadian Election, New York Times, Oct. 16, 1935
Social Plans of Townsend Type Aren't Workable, Babson Claims, by Roger W. Babson, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Article on New Democracy, Writers Digest; ,n.d. Dr. Haney Says: Congress Control of Money And Credit Is
One of Troubles That Beset National at Present, by Lewis Haney, Heart Press, Jan. 14, 1936
The Inflationist's Case, by F. B. Housser, Toronto Daily Star, Jan. 29, 1936
Social Credit Men Seated, bY"iJohn'<.MikCormac, New York Times, Feb. 16, 1936
Canada •.• , by Ludwig Lore, Behind the Cables, New York Post, Oct. 5, 1935
Social Credit Doctrine, by James E. Boyle, Barrons, The National Financial Weekly, October 28, 1935
Douglas Says Alberta Could Take Step Leading Finally To Dominion Social Credit, by Charles Bishop, Edmonton Journal, May 7, 1935
Canadian Elections, The Commonweal, Oct. 18, 1935 Social Credit Fallacies are Talk Topics, Professor H. Poole
Addresses Kinsmen's Club Dinner" Edmonton Bulletin, May 4, 1935
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Social Credit Plan Urged to End Economic Crisis, by John C. Polly (about Gorham Munson talk),. Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado, Aug. 1, 1934
Social Technocrat (cartoon), by Jack Boothe, The Vancouver Province, Aug. 31, 1935, article by C. O. S. next to cartoon
Honor Dean Johnson, T. R. Cowards Give Reception at Town Hall Club--Social Notes, New York World Telegram, Oct. 17, 1935
Article on Canadian elections, New Republic, Oct. 23, 1935 Letter to editor, from Gorham Munson, Farm Holiday News,
Aug. 26, 1935 Flynn Graphs Plan for Using Social Credit, by John T. Flynn,
New York World Telegram'. Oct. 16, 1935 Alberta's New Ministry Starts Reform--No Rouge, New York
Herald Tribune, Oct. 8, 1935 Canadian Liberals Won on Split Vote, New York Times, Oct.
26, 1935
Liberals Win Canada Vote in Landslide, New York Post, Oct. 15, 1935
Mr. Aberhart Analyzed, ltr. to ed. from M. P. Connery, The Commonweal, Nov. 1, 1935
Mr. Aberhart Analyzed, by Henry Somerville, The Commonweal, Oct. 11, 1935
Late Canadian Returns Add to Liberal Sweep, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 16, 1935
Social Credit Plan Spreads in Canada; by John MacCormac, New York Times, Sept. 22, 1935
Calgary Firm Working For Social Credit Pay, New York Times, Sept. 8, 1935
English Painter 'Finds Space to Think' in America, by Winifred Howe, Monterey Peninsula Herald, California, Sept. 14, 1935
Canterbury Dean to Talk on Money, Says He and Coughlin Are 95 Per Cent Agreed, New York Sun, Oct. 16, 1935
Lively Campaign Ends in Canada, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Oct. 13, 1935
Mr. Bennett Faces the Voters, by Marc A. Rose, Today, An Independent Journal of Public Affairs, October 5, 1935
5,000,000 in Canada Go To Polls, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Oct. 14, 1935
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Douglas Plan Is Held Solution of Depression, By Winifred Howe, Monterey Peninsula Herald, California, Sept. 27,
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Social Credit--A Beginning, by W. M. Keenan, Barnesville News Gazette, Sept. 27, 1935
Canada ••. Ludwig Lore in Behind the Cables, New York Post, Sept. 28, 1935
Alberta Considers Relief By Social Credit Plan, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Social Credit--An Impact, by Ezra Pound ,',bk. 'rev .by Bruce Calvert, The Open Road, Dec. 1935
Social Credit Lures Family of 10 to Alberta, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Canada Votes a Change, New York World Telegram, Oct. 16, 1935
Canada: Alberta Inducts Ministry of Tyros; Premier, With Hopeful Eye on Ottawa, Marks Time, Newsweek, Sept. 14, 1935
Canada: Liberal Deluge Swamps the New Deal Conservatives, Newsweek, Oct. 19, 1935
Canada Selects New Parliament at Polls Today, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 14, 1935
Surprise in Canada, New York Times, Oct. 6, 1935
Coughlin 95% Right to Dean of Canterbury, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 16, 1935
A Defense of Social Credit, ltr. to ed. from Wm. F. Turnbull, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 10, 1935
New Issues Arise for Canadian Vote, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Oct. 6, 1935
Canada is Swept By the Liberals in Decisive Vote, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Oct. 15, 1935
Liberals in Canada Have 89 Majority, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Oct. 16, 1935
Social Credit Is Spreading Fast in New Zealand, by E. J. Atter, Monterey Peninsula Herald, California, Sept. 20, 1935
A New Way Out, Rob Wagner's Script, Oct. 26, 1935
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You Tell Me, by Roy Raymond, Rob Wagner's Script, Nov. 2, 1935
Canada's Crossroads, by Stephen Leacock, This Week (magazine section of New York Herald Tribune), Oct. 13, 1935
Alberta Delays Social Credit, New York Post, Feb. 7, 1936
Communications, Confusion--Or a Money Summa, ltr. to ed. from Hamilton Steele, The Commonweal, Oct. 25, 1935
Letter to Dr. Frederick W. Roman from Fred Bull, from a Los Angeles forum newspaper, Dec. 1935
Bennett Loses To Liberals in Canadian Poll, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 15, 1935
Two New Parties In Canada's House, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Feb. 9, 1936
Dividends for All, Saturday Evening Post, Dec. 14, 1935 Canada Kicks Over, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 16, 1935
Canada's New Deal, The Nation, Oct. 9, 1935
Experiments Made in Alberta Before, New York Times, Sept. 29, 1935
Canada's Father Coughlin, by C. Frank Steele, Christian Century, Jan. 8, 1936
And You? ltr. to ed. from H. Kalish (regarding EztaPound), Esquire, Jan., 1936
A Thing of Beauty, by Ezra Pound (letter on page 46 is regarding this article), Esquire, November, 1935
How to Save Business, by Ezra Pound, Esquire, January, 1936
A Primer of Economics, by Fred C. Kelly, Esquire, November, 1935
Social Credit Machinery Requires Price Control, by Henry Edison Williams, Christian Science Monitor, Dec. 9, 1935
The Front Page, Saturday Night Weekly, Toronto, April 13, 1935 (article on Major Douglas)
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Canada, King or Chaos!, Time, Sept. 23, 1935
Social Credit Goes Big in Alberta, by C. Frank Steele, Saturday Night Weekly, Toronto, April 13, 1935
Article on Social Credity, Nation,; Sept. 4, 1935 Promise of $25 Pension Brings Victory to Alberta Socialists,
San Francisco News, Aug. 23, 1935
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A Travers Le Monde, C. D. Faber, La Grande Releve, Par~s, Jan. 16, 1936
Aberhart Studies New Plan of Social Credit, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 27, 1935
Ezra Pound, Silvershirt, New Masses, n.d.
The Douglas S. C. Movement (see pages"2 and'd6), . The Standard, Australia, Aug. 15, 1935
Major Douglas Will Consult W. Aberhart, Edmonton Bulletin, May l3, 1935
Major Douglas Offers Tid-Bit On Democracy, Edmonton Bulletin, May l3, 1935
Politics Taboo Avers Aberhart, Edmonton Bulletin, May 13, 1935
Aliens Rush Citizenship for Dividend, Edmonton Bulletin, May 15, 1935
Major Douglas Arrives to Assume Task, Edmonton, Bulletin, May l3, 1935
Credit-ers Names At Peace River, Edmonton Bulletin, May 15, 1935
Lethbridge Is 78 P.C. Social Credit, Claimed, Edmonton Bulletin, May 15, 1935
Aberhart Repudiates New York Adviser, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 27, 1935
Alberta Consumers to Be Protected, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 27, 1935
W. M. Davidson On Social Credit (just headline, no article), Edmonton Bulletin, May 15, 1935
The Passing Show, J. S. Cowper, Edmonton Bulletin, May 15, 1935
The Mail Bag.ltr.toed.fromVictorT.J.Twigg. Edmonton Bulletin, May 15, 1935
Cash Wanted, Edmonton Bulletin, May 20, 1935 Social Credit in New York, Social Credit Overseas Relations,
Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1935
As W. M. Davidson Sees Aberhart's Social Credit, by W. M. Davidson, Edmonton Bulletin, May 20, 1935
What National Dividend Will Do, Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1935
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The Mail Bag, ltrs. to ed. from Comitus, A Former U.F.A. Voter, F. J. Speed, Victor T. J. TWigg, Rambling Railroad Bum, and Ex-Albertan, Edmonton Bulletin, May 20, 1935
Note on Inflation,nOttawa Citizen, April 1, 1935
Douglas "Social Credit Plan" Is Presented, Present System of Distribution Has Broken Down, Edmonton Bulletin, March 20, 1934
Social Credit Theory Seems Complicated, But Wins Many Followers, by George M. Murray; M. L. A., Daily Province, Vancouver, May 11, 1935
Social Credit Huge Problem for Alberta, unidentified newspaper, June 6, n.y. (probably 1935)
The Social Credit Upheaval, The Evening Citizen, Aug. 24, 1935
What Is This Credit Business? The Evening Citizen, Aug. 24, 1935
Comment, The Evening Citizen, Aug. 24, 1935
Is Alberta Crazy? The Evening Citizen, Aug. 26, 1935 Comment, The Evening Citizen, Aug. 26, 1935 Who Is This Man Aberhart?, by Homer H. Ramage in Edmonton
Journal (April, 1935), The Evening Citizen, Aug. 26, 1935
Douglas Credit Has a Day Out, Great Enthusiasm Displayed at West Coast Rally, Manawatu Daily Times, Sept. 9, 1935 (New Zealand)
Social Credit Campaigning, Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1935 Social Credit Moves Forward Across Alberta, Ottawa Citizen,
April 1, 1935
Economic Magic in Alberta, unidentified newspaper, n.d. Letters to the Citizen, "Money Created Out of Nothing,"
ltr. to ed. from H. E. M. Kensit, The Ottawa Citizen Nov. 20, 1935
Major Douglas Made Alberta's 'Principal Economic Adviser" by,A~ C. Cummings, The Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1935
Gathering Held Under Shadow of Houses of Parliament Unanimous Demand for Probe, by A. C. Cummings, Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1935
Social Credit New Cure-All, by Robert L. Norton, Boston newspaper, Aug., 1935
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He Can't Get Out of It! But Professor Copland Plans Again, The Tribune, Melbourne, Australia, Feb. 7, 1935
Deferred Creditors, New York Times, Dec. 22, 1935 Money Is Not Wealth, 1tr. to ed. from H. L. Sparks, Ottawa
Citizen, Sept. 17, 1935 Social Credit Club, unidentified newspaper, n.d. (announce
ment of meeting)
Social Credit and Canada, Is It Possible? announcement of lecture by Very Rev. H. Johnson, Dean of Canterbury Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 17, 1935
The Dean of Canterbury, Ottawa Citizen, S.ept. 17, 1935
With the New Books, by Helen Bryant, George, The Ordinary Man, rev. of Summer Time Ends, by John Hargrave, The Villager, Greenwich Village, N.Y., Oct. 10,1935--
Summer Time Ends, by John Hargrave, Reader's Reminder List, New Yorker, Oct. 26, 1935
To Speak on Social Credit Tomorrow Night, Very Rev. Dr. Hewlett Johnson, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 17, 1935
Reading & Writing, Profound Confusion Oozing from Pretension, ,by William Soskin, rev. of Summer Time Ends, by John Hargrave, New York American, Sept. 30, 1935
Article on John Hargrave's Summer Time Ends, New Yorker, Oct. 5, 1935
Bought Alberta Bonds When He Heard Aberhart Elected (Dean of Canterbury), Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 1Z, 1935
Typographical Frenzy, by Richard Lockridge, bk. rev. of Summer Time Ends by John Hargrave, New York Sun, Oct. 5, 1935
Books and Things by Isabel Paterson, bk. rev. of Summer Time Ends by John Hargrave, New York Herald Tribune, Sept. 30, 1935
Sunny Alberta, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 20, 1935 On Banker's Criticism, ltr. to ed. from A. "Dickey" Pereira,
Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 21, 1935
John Hargrave Tackles Problem of Poverty Amid Plenty, Using New Technique in Long Novel, by Herschel Brickell, New York Post, Sept. 30, 1935
Books of the Times, by John Chamberlain, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Summer Time Ends, New York Times, Oct. 8, 1935
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warbly same boat, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Summer Time Ends, The Nation, Dec. 18, 1935 (Florence Codman, reviewer)
A Panorama of Human Confusion by George Stevens, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Summer Time Ends, The Saturday Review, Oct. 5, 1935
Cinematographic by Geoffrey Stone, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Summer Time Ends, The Commonweal, Jan. 17,1936
Father Coughlin and Premier of Alberta Confer, Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 17, 1935
An Experimental Novel by Peter Monro Jack, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Summer Time Ends, New York Times Book Review, Nov. 10, 1935
Britannia Line Douglas Social Credit Club Plans, Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 17, 1935
Blaming Selfishness in Trade, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 21, 1935
Private Banking: Public Service, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 21, 1935
Press Paragraphs, Douglas Can Get Along, by C. H. Douglas, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
From the jacket design of "Summer Time Ends", (Clrawing) New York Herald Tribune Books, Sept. 29, 1935
A Novel Built for Speed by Horace Gregory, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Summer Time Ends, New York Herald Tribune Books, Sept. 29, 1935
Social Credit Elect Eight in New Zealand, by A. C. Cummings, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 28, 1935
How Sophomores Would Solve It by Joseph-H. Gillman, bk. rev. of Elizabeth E. Holter's The ABC of Social Credit and Philip Mairet's The Douglas Manual of Social Oredit, New Masses, Oct. 9, 1934
Three announcements of Public Forums of the New Economics Group of New York (1936 and 1937)
Victorious Battle Was Waged on Platform of Modified Social Credit, by A. C. Cummings, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 27, 1935
Bureau Makes Appeal to Social Credit Workers, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Douglas Declares Broughan Is Not His Representative, by A. C. Cummings, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 28, 1935
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Reconstruction Party Decides On Carrying On, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 28, 1935
New Zealand's New Hope, Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 28, 1935
Some Light on "Making Money," by Mary Burt Messer, Christian Science Monitor Weekly Magazine Section, June 12, 1935
Claiming Our Heritage, by Mary Burt Messer, Christian Science Monitor Weekly Magazine Section, June 26, 1935
Spiritual Aspects of the "New Economics," by Mary Burt Messe~ Christian Science Monitor Weekly Magazine Section, March 13, 1935
The Citizen and High Finance, by Mary Burt Messer, Christian Science Monitor Weekly Magazine Section, June 19, 1935
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G. K. Chesterton on Alberta (G.K.'s Weekly, London), Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 19, 1935
A Voter Hears a Stevensite, ltr. to ed. from E. M. Beamish, Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 19, 1935
Real Vindication of "P.R." (Edmonton Journal), Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 19, 1935
Affectionate Scene As Dean Meets His Nurse of Years Ago, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 21, 1935
Says Social Credit Sweeping Antipodes Like a Tidal Wave, Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 18, 1935
Expect 1,200 To Hear Dean Johnson Tonight, Ottawa Citizen, ' Sept. 18, 1935
Dean of Canterbury Explains Douglas Social Credit Plan, The Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 19, 1935
Saskatoon Crowd Enthuses At Social Credit Reference, by C. A. Bowman, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 21, 1935
U.F.A. Social Crediters to Be Opposed, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 20, 1935
Alberta Election Figures, Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 20, 1935 Dean Johnson's Address, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 20,
1935 Inter-City License Fees, ltr.to ed. from Percy Edwin Bedford,
Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 21, 1935
Dean Johnson, People Must Get Back Power To Create Their Own Money, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 21, 1935
Social Credit Is Becoming National Issue In Dominion, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 21, 1935
Predicts Success Of Social Credit Plan For Alberta, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 21, 1935
Announcements by H.G.R. Mason, T. O. Maddison, and Colonel S.J.E. Closey, Otago Daily Times, Nov. 11, 1935
Social Credit, ltr. to ed. from S., Otago Daily Times, Nov. 11, 1935
Quotation, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Where Is Mr. Woodsworth? Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 21, 1935
Aspects and Prospects of Federal General Election As Viewed By One Observer, by Charles Bishop, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 21, 1935
Paving Job Lesson, ltr. to ed. from Joseph Fitzpatrick, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 18, 1935
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Social Credit Party May Yet Oppose Mr. Bennett, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 20, 1935
Says Social Credit Policies in Italy Would Avoid War, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 20, 1935
Dean Johnson's Address Gives Social Credit Plan Stimulus, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 19, 1935
Credit Candidates Will Run in B.C., Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 19, 1935
Aberhart Urges Manitoba To Run Social Credit Candidates, The Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 19, 1935
Excerpt from an article in Common Sense, n.d. Sees Prairie People Leading in Solution of Big Problems,
Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 20, 1935 Vote on His Future Asked By Aberhart, New York Times or
Herald Tribune, Feb. 28, n.y.
"Bennett of Calgary" Is Title That Premier Likes The Best, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Sept. 20, 1935
Social Credit Plan Delayed By Debts, bT"John MacCormac, New York Times, Nov. 17, 1935
Canada Revises Finance Policy For Provinces, by D. M. Halliday, New York Herald Tribune, Jan. 26, 1936
Alberta Hears Social Credit Is To Wait; Aberhart Said to Be Studying Resignation, New York Times, Feb. 27i~n.y.
Alberta Strikes At Social Credit Plan as Failure, New York Herald Tribune, Dec. 6, 1936
Paper Money Plan Failure in Alberta, Alberta Doesn't Like Its Prosperity Certificates, b'y"Jdhn MacCormac, New York Times, Dec. 6, 1936
The Way Out (Gese11ite), San Antonio, Texas, March, 1936
The "Social Credit" Warning, by Stephen Leacock, This Week, magazine section of unidentified newspaper, Dec. 13, 1936
"Don't Be Fooled by the Bankers" by Margaret P. Welch, Common Sense, Dec., 1936
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Milk and Honey, Ltd. or Another Paradise Lost, by Walter Davenport, Collier's. Jan. 25, 1936
Assails Rate Cut on Alberta Debt, New York Times, n.d.
The Odds Are 20 to 1 Against Your Boy, Only Social Credit Can Give Him a Future, ad in The Sunday Sun and Guardian, Sydney, Australia, Sept. 27, 1936 (full page)
Learn the Truth of Social Credit, full page ad in Sunday Sun And Guardian, Sydney, Australia, Aug. 16, 1936 (two copies)
The Reserve Bank and the Future, The Press, Dec. 27, 1935 Alberta's Default Studied in Ottawa, by John MacCormac,
New York Times, April 5, 1936
Social Credit Machinery Requires Price Control, by~Henry Edison Williams, Christian Science Monitor, Nov., 1935
Ezra Pound--Happy Exile, by Phyllis Bottome, Magazine section, This Week, unidentified newspaper, Dec. 1, 1935
Correspondence, 1tr. to ed. from Gorham Munson, New Masses, Oct. 30, 1934
Alberta Defaults $3,200,000 in Bonds, New York Times, April 2, 1936
Master and Pupil, bk. rev. of Eleven New Cantos by Ezra Pound, by Steve Foster, New Masses, Dec. 25, 1934
Social Credit, 1tr. to ed. from Charles E. Luntz, The Springfield Union, Springfield, Mass., May 22, 1936
Alberta Will Get Provincial Bank, New York Times, April 8, 1936
Alberta Break With Dominion Alters Policy, New York Herald Tribune, April 5, 1936
Albertans Now Fear Bank Fund Seizures, New York Times, Oct. 8, 1936
Alberta Scrip Scheme Wanes in Popularity, New York Post, Oct. 7, 1936
Alberta Social Credit Nears Test in First 'Dividend' Payment, Premier Eyes Dictatorship, Foes Charge, by Dewitt MacKenzie, Rochester Times-Union, Oct. 12, 1936
Currency Plan Splits Alberta Credit Party, New York Herald Tribune, Jan. 3, 1937
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Alberta Premier Wins Loyalty by Force of Personality, Social Credit Sponsor Has Duce's Skill, by Dewitt MacKenzie, Rochester Times-Union, Oct. 13, 1936
Social Credit Aims To Balance Output, Consumption, Scientific Price Control Chief Factor, by Dewitt MacKenzie, Rochester Times-Union, Oct. 14, 1936
Alberta Bond Cut Is Again Held Void, New York Times, Feb. 29, 1937
Social Credit 'Dividend' Expected to Exceed $75 a Month in Alberta, 400,000 Due to Register For Benefits, by Dewitt MacKenzie, Rochester Times-Union, Oct. 15, 1936
Alberta Delays Budget, New York Times, March 28, 1937 Aberhart Hints Federal Election, Feb. 20, 1939, Winnipeg
Free Press Blended Genius, New York Times, June 27, 1937
Social Credit Summarized, Land and Freedom, Jan.-Feb., 1937 (David J. Chodorov, author)
Alberta's Velocity Dollars, Saturday Evening Post, Feb. 20, 1937
Aberhart Act Invalid, Brandon Sun, Feb. 14, 1939 Progress in Alberta, New York Times, April 12, 1937
A Sound Money Story, by C. F. Bell, Printer's Ink, Oct. 3, 1935
Alberta Banks May Soon Begin Making Loans, by B. T. Richardson, Regina Leader-Post, Feb. 16, 1939
Social Credit Plan Faces Uncertainty, by John MacCormac, New York Times, March 14, 1937
Alberta's Social Credit Asking Backers for Confidence Vote, New York Herald Tribune, March 7, 1937
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Alberta's Social Credit Scheme Troubles, New York World Telegram, Oct. 13, 1938
The Day In Washington, New York Times, Feb. 22, 1938 Make It New, bk. rev. of Ezra Pound';s Culture, by Louise
Bogan, The Nation, April 24, 1934 Aberhart Party Beaten, New York Times, June 9, 1938
New Democracy, The Author & Journalist, April, 1938 High Court Upsets Social Credit Plan, by John MacCormac,
New York Times, March 5, 1938
How To Stop Dictators, by Stuart Chase, New Republic, Jan. 25, 1939
Which Way Canada? by Maxwell Cohen, New Republic, March 16, 1939
Premier of Alberta Scores Aid to Czechs, New York Times, Sept. 27, 1938
Social Credit Man Wins in Edmonton, unidentified newspaper, March 22, n.y.
Court Rules Out Alberta's Social Credit Program, New York Herald-Tribune, March 5, 1938
General Election Slated for Canada, New York Times, May 22, 1938
Aberhart Faces Vote Test, by John MacCormac, New York Times, March 13, 1938
Here for the Summer, Scarsdale Inquirer, July 8, 1938 Letters to the Citizen, Aberhart's Recent Critic, ltr. to
ed. from Gorham Munson, Ottawa Evening Citizen, Dec. 4, 1935
Ottawa Discounts Aberhart's Threat, New York Times, June 7,1938
Reporter in the Jug, New York Times, March 28, 1938 Declares Free Press Essential to Canada, New York Times,
Jan. l3, 1938
Editor Speaks on Democracy, Gorham Munson Gives Final Lecture in Series at Local School, The Daily Reporter, White Plains, N.Y., April 12, 1938
'Don't Fear Abundance,' Social Credit Basic Need, Jerry Voorhis Says, Pasadena Post, Jan. 24, 1936
From a Social Creditor, ltr. to ed. from Ernest J. Atter, Carmel, California, The People's Money, Nov., 1935
Dean Johnson Here, from a New York paper, n.d.
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Aberhart Widens His Field, by John MacCormac, New York Times, May 15, 1938
Stevens, Aberhart In First Meeting, Daily Province, Vancouver, n.d.
Rex and Gerry Get Together as A Couple of Authors, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Social Credit Faces Test in Saskatchewan, by D. M. Halliday, New York Herald Tribune, May 22, 1938
Tickets, Douglas Credit Checks, advertisement for printing company, Vancouver Province, n.d.
Defines Social Credit Policy, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Angas Would Set Up $10,000,000,000 Fund, New York Times, Feb. 22, 1938
Rain Fails to Hald London Fete; Hyde Park Thron in Peace Plea, New York Times, May 2, 1938
Alberta . •. , Ludwig Lore in New York Post, Sept. 5, 1935
Social Credit, by Reginald C. Massonneau, The Bankers Magazine, n.d.
Comment on Mr. Massonneau's Article, by Harvey S. Chase, The Banker's Magazine, n.d.
Do Banks Create Credit? The Bankers Magazine, n.d.
Inexcusable Darkness, by Ezra Pound, The Delphian Quarterly, July, 1938
California's Bonds Dip on Pension Plan, by George Wanders, New York Herald Tribune, Sept. 6, 1938
Canada Debating Her Constitution, by John M'Cormac, New York Times, Feb. 20, 1938
Alberta Asks $18,000,000, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Bank of Canada to Be Nationalized, New York Times, May 28, 1938
Social Credit Faces a Test When Aberhart Moves to Put It Into Effect, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Jan. 24, 1937
Says Inter-bank Currency Bill Would Give U.S. Social Credit, American Banker, July 29, 1937
A Business Farce, bk. rev. of E. C. Large's Sugar in the Air, by Stanley Young, New York Times Book Review, Aug. 1, 1937
Variations Without Theme, bk. rev. of James Laughlin's (ed.) New Directions, by Alfred Kazin, New York Herald Tribune Books, March 13, 1938
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The Intolerance of Radicalism, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 2, 1937
Letter to Ed. from Wm. Stevenson, Free Economy, n.d. New Way To Pay Old Debts, New York Times, April 18, 1938
Dispelling Fogs, Free Economy, n.d.
Alberta Press Control Held Up By Executive, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 6, 1937
Dean Explains Social Credit, The Minneapolis Star, Oct. 11, 1935
Dean of Canterbury Cathedral to Speak Here, Minneapolis Shopping News, Oct. 10, 1935
'Prairie Trio' Investigation Is Asked At Ottawa, by D. M. Halliday, New York Herald Tribune, Jan. 10, 1937
Smiling Dean Fights Poverty, Minneapolis Journal, Oct. 10, 1935
Envisions Utopia With Social Credit, Toronto Daily Star, Sept. 19, 1936
Is Social Credit the Answer? Republic, Feb. 27, 1935
It Answers Nothing, The New (A. R. Orage, author)
The Way Out, by Hilaire Belloc, Social Justice, June 6, 1938
New Line-Up Seen in Canada, by John MacCormac, New York Times, April 3, 1938
Worthwhile Quotations, unidentified source
What Alberta Voted For, By Gorham Munson, The Christian Century, Sept. 4, 1935
Questions on Social Credit, ltr. to ed. from Gorham Munson, Christian Century, Oct. 9, 1935
Another Scheme, bk. rev. of J. L. Dobbins' Dividends for Citizenship, New York Sun, June 6, 1936
Eucharist and Usury, by F. H. Drinkwater, from "The Irish Rosary" (Dublin), Sept. 1935
Women Names Dance Judges, by Frank Jenkins, Boston paper, 1936
Repudiation Vs. Repudiation, New York Herald Tribune, March 18, 1936
"Cry Havoc! Let Loose the Dogs of War," ticket to hear Gorham Munson speak in Ontario, Sept. 18, n.y.
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Better Money, "A Fuller Use of National Credit" two copies of article and first page of journal, Aug./Sept., 1935
The Treasure of a State, by Ezra Pound, unidentified newspaper, March 28, 1936
Social Credit Convert Objects to Rogers' Economics, by Reginald C. Massonneau, New York World Telegram, Aug. 29, 1935
Short article on New Democracy, New York Times Book Review, Aug. 25, 1935
Social Credit League Reassures Investors, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Torch Club of Utica, program of Tenth Anniversary Dinner, address by Gorham Munson, May 18, 1936
Social Credit Test Soon for Alberta, New York Times, April 12, 1936
Social Credit and Similar Ideas, Man! Feb., 1936
Aberhart Ready To Risk All, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Sept. 13, 1935
Bennett Is Silent on 'National' Issue, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Sept. 13, 1935
Man! A Journal of the Anarchist Ideal and Movement, first page, June, 1936 (San Francisco)
On the "Social Credit" Plan, ltr. to ed. from R. Goldwin Smith, Wall Street Journal, Oct. 16, 1935
Aberhart Defends Social Credit Plan, by William Aberhart, New York Times, Sept. 8, 1935
Helps for the Club Program Makers, The Rotarian, Jan., 1936
Social Credit?· The Debate of the Month. Yes--C. H. Douglas, No--H. Parker Willis and Benjamin H. Beckhart, The Rotarian, January, 1936
Dean Here to Tour For Social Credit, New York Times, Sept. 16, 1935
Paragraph on "The Douglas Manual of Social Credit" by Philip Mairet, Isabel Paterson, New York Herald Tribune, Aug. 23, 1934
Alberta Looks to the Future, by Carl Storm, Christian Leader, June 13, 1936
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The Truth About Social Credit, by Rev. F. H. Drinkwater, from "Action," a quarterly magazine published by the Catholic youth in Wales, Spring, 1936
Social Credit, by George C. Christensen, Public Opinion, Sugarhouse, Utah, Aug. ,28, 1936
A Worthwhile Plan, Social Credit, by George C. Christensen, Public Opinion, Utah, Sept. 18, 1936
Study In New Finance, Social Credit, George C. Christensen, Public Opinion, Utah, Sept. 25, 1936
Notice of conference under leadership of Gorham Munson, University of 'Virginia News Letter, May 15, 1936
A Premature Dilemma, Boston Globe, Aug. 29, 1935 l'.M.P. Turns with a Bookworm, New York Herald Tribune,
April 12, 1936
Two pages from University of Virginia News Letter, listing conference on Social Credit and including a picture of Gorham Munson, n.d.
New York Social Crediter Is Sharp Aberhart Critic, by F. B. Housser, Toronto Daily Star, Sept. 18, 1936
Sorrows of Social Credit, New York Times, March 9, 1936
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Commonsense Versus "Sound" Finance, by the Earl of Tankerville, Ottawa Citizen, June 21, 1935
The Prime The Prime Minister's Decision, Ottawa Citizen, June 21, 1935
The Old H. G. Wells, Lewis Yannett reviewing'Wel1s' The New America: The New World, New York Herald Tribune, June 18, 1935
The League and Germand, Mr. MacDonald's "Nagging," The MiddleSex County Times, The Borough of Ea1ing Newspaper, May 4, 1935 (ltr. to ed. from Frederick J. Gould)
"Taxation Will Die," 1 tr. to ed. from E. Pound, Middlesex County Times, May 4, 1935
Article by John Chamberlain, New York Times, June 19, 1935
Toward a New Party, The New Republic, May 22, 1935
Social Credit, Movement Is Spreading, by R. W. Jimerson, San Francisco Examiner, April 23, 1935
Short article on Gorham Munson, Publisher's Weekly, n.d. Share Wealth Draws Big Group In Canada, New York Times,
May 16, 1935 Obituary from Canadian press, n.d. (death of Senator Bronson
Cutting)
Books and Authors, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Nature of Capitalist Crisis, bk. rev. of John Strachey's Nature of Capitalist Crisis, by R. A. Kocher, The Pacific Weekly, April 5, 1935
Looking for Gold, The Daily Province, Vancouver B.C., May 7, 1935
Blank subscription form for a new Social Credit journal Demand the National Dividend, A Sane Electoral Policy For
Canadians, with blank form at bottom for Elector's Demand n.d.
"Made in Japan," by the Right Honorable Lord Strabolgi, This Week, Sept. 1, 1935
Utopias Promised Canadian Voters, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Sept. 15, 1935
Alberta Premier to Ask Father Coughlin's Advice, New York .Herald Tribune, Sept. 14, 1935
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Aberhart Refuses Bank Control Test, New York Post, Aug. 17, n.y.
Cromwell Invents Theory to Balance Money With Goods, Washington Post, Feb. 10, 1938
Freedom of the Press in Danger, New York Post, n.d. Alberta Credit Adviser Sent to Prison for Libel, Deportation
Also Asked for George F. Powell, New York Herald Tribune, Nov. 16, 1937
Bennett Approves Social Credit Loan, New York Times, Sept. 12, 1935
Canada, Social Credit Improved, Time, Sept. 16, 1935
Books, Time, November 21, 1938
Social Credit: Troubles in Alberta, by Donald Leslie, The Nation, June 19, 1937
Douglas Social Credit Bureau is Incorporated, The Citizen, Ottawa, June 2, 1937
Ontario Social Crediters to Meet Here Saturday Next, St. Thomas Times-Journal, June 14, 1938
Alberta's New Laws Face High Court Test, New York Times, Nov. 3, 1937
Understanding Nature, bk. rev. of Paul B. Sears' This Is Our World, by John Riordan, Saturday Review of Literature, Nov. 27, 1937
Pattullo Government Is Swept Back Into Power, The Ottawa Citizen, June 2, 1937
Was There a Conspiracy Against Edward VIII? by the'~Right Honorable Lord Strabolgi of the British House of Lords, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Straws from Alberta, by William F. Russell, Atlantic Monthly, n.d.
Fascism in Canada, New York Post, Feb. 16, 1938 Social Credit Tests, Washington Post, Jan. 11, 1938 Press Alberta Oil Fight, New York Times, Sept. 21, n.y. Alberta Convicts Social Credit Aid, New York World Telegram,
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Bank Control Plan Revised in Alberta, New York Times, n.d. Aberhart Says God Made Him Premier, New York World Telegram,
Oct. 11, 1937 Alberta Minister Quits in Banking Bill Dispute, New York
Times, n. d. Alberta Sales Tax Ends, New York Times, n.d. Photograph of William Aberhart, New York Times, Sept. 8,
1935
Alberta Adopts Drastic Curbs On Free Press, New York World Telegram, Oct. 5, 1937
Provinces Strain Old Canada Unity, by John MacCormac, New York Times, Dec. 5, 1937
Letters and Leadership, bk. rev. of James Laughlin IV (ed.) New Directions in Prose and Poetry, By Paul Rosenfeld, Saturday Review, n.d.
They Knew What They Wanted, After 40 Years, in the Wilderness, New Zealand Labour Clicked, by C. Hartley Grattan, Common Sense, February, 1939
The Young Men Answer, by McCready Huston, Scribner's Magazine, n.d. (but after 1931)
Notices, bk. rev. of A. R. Orage's Political and Economic Writings, by R.K., Christendom, n.d.
Notice re James Laughlin; 'New'cYork' World Telegram, Nov. 8, 1937
Short article on James Laughlin, by Ralph Thompson, New York Times, June 12, 1937
Liberal Victory In Poll Suggests Canada Election, by D. M. Halliday, New York Herald Tribune, June 19, 1938
Not in the Cables, Stress;"and Strain in Canada, by Graham Spry, The New Republic, Aug. 18, 1937
Father Coughlin, by Forrest Davis, Atlantic Monthly, n.d.
Fascism Comes to Quebec, by David Martin, Current History, November, 1937
Alberta Is Swept by Social Credit, New York Times, Aug. 23, 1935
Canada Sees End of Social Credit, by John MacCormac, New York Times, June 12, 1938
Alberta Ruling Held Up, New York Times, Jan. 11, 1938
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New Directions, ed. by James Laughlin IV, bk. rev. by Eunice Clark, Common Sense,_ Feb. ,1938
New Democracy, ed. by Gorham Munson, short rev. in Writers Digest, March, 1936
Shadow Over Canada by E. S. McLeod, Common Sense, March, 1938 Short paragraph from review of The Fifth Decade of Cantos by
Ezra Pound, by Selden Rodman, Common Sense, March, 1938
Alberta Papers Assail Press Bill in High Court, New York Herald Tribune, Jan. 6, 1938
Social Credit Leads in Alberta, New York Times, Aug. 23, 1935 Plans Court Test of Alberta System, New York Times, Jan. 6,
1938 Social Credit Presents Adolf Gang . . • who will speak on
"A Logical Solution for a Capitalist Crisis," Feb. 13, 1936 (ticket), Pasaden~ California
Paragraph on James Laughlin IV's New Directions in Prose and Poetry, New Yorker, Jan. 15, 1938
Quotation from Gorham Munson's Dynamic America, Central-Blatt and Social Justice, July-August, 1939
New Economics Group of New York, invitation to Public Forums 1937
From Ottawa Douglas Study Group, ltr. to ed. from J.R.K. Main The Citizen, Ottawa, March,S, 1934
Alberta Bans Smoking on Job, New York Times, 1935 Aberhart Acts Create a Crisis on Social Credit, New York
Herald Tribune, Oct. 10, 1937 (on back of previous article) "A Deliberate Lie," ltr. to
ed. from Emil Haugen, New York Herald Tribune, Oct. 10, 1937
Brief on New Democracy, New York World Telegram, Jan. 4, 1936
Dean of Canterbury Gives an Enlightening Talk on Social Credit, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Alberta Social Credit League Gains in Power, San Francisco Chronicle, Aug. 25, 1935
Spotlights on Canada, the Truth About Aberhart, by Burton T. Richardson, Current History, July, 1937
Cultural Barometer, by V. F. Calverton, Current History, May, 1937
The Week in Finance, New York Herald Tribune, March 21, 1938 Alberta's "Self-Retiring Scrip" New York Post, Aug. 5, 1936
Russia's Greatest Challenge, by the Very Reverend Hewlett Johnson, Soviet Russia Today, Jan., 1938
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Shadow Over Canada, by E. S. McLeod, The Nation, Feb. 12, 1938
Right Turn in Canada, by James McNeil, The Nation, Nov. 6, 1937
Banking Bills Sidetracked By Congress, by N. P. Gregory, New York Herald Tribune, May 8, 1938
Hansard on Credit Control, The Ottawa Citizen, March 5, 1934 Alberta Retailers Get New Credit Plan, New York Times, Aug.
2, 1936
Profiles, the Omelet of A. MacLeish, by Edmund Wilson, New Yorker, Jan. 14, 1939
Money and Banking in Russia, by Richard Hellman, Harper's Monthly Magazine, n.d.
Between Liberalism and the New Orthodoxy, by Walter Marshall Horton, The Christian Century, May 17, 1939
Money Power in Few Hands, From Hansard Report, House of Commons, Marcy 1, 1934, The Ottawa Citizen, March 5, 1934
"Sound" Money: Scarcity, By A. de V. Leigh, Ottawa Citizen, March 5, 1934
Fight on Thursday Pensions Gains, by George P. West, New York Times, Oct. 2, 1938
Ezra Pound in Progress, bk. rev. of Ezra Pound's Eleven New Cantos: XXXI to XLI, by Horace Gregory, New Republic, March 23, 1938
Alberta Bills Cover Control of Business, New York Times, March 11, 1937
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Lindbergh Books Banned, New York Herald Tribune, Feb. 16, 1941
Alberta Will Ban Lindbergh's Books, New York Times, Feb. 16, 1941
Aid to Social Credit Banned by Cardinal, New York Times, Feb. 8, 1940
For Another Reformation, bk. rev. of Can Christianity Save Civilization by Walter Marshall Horton, by John Haynes Holmes, New York Herald Tribune Books, n.d.
Going on Today, brief on meeting of American Social Credit Union, New York Herald Tribune, Feb. 18, 1941
The Post Impressionist, the Man with the Spade Beard, by Gorham Munson, The Washington Post, n.d.
Events in New York, brief on lecture by American Social Credit League, New York World Telegram, Feb. 18, 1941
Events for This Evening, brlef on American Social Credit League lecture, New York Post, Feb. 18, 1941
Men First, brief on Gorham Munson's weekly viewsletter, Saturday Review of Literature, Feb. 22, 1941
Ottawa: Newspaper Trouble, PM, Feb. 28, 1941
The Post Impressionist, Of a Feather, by Gorham Munson, The Washington Post, n.d.
From the Lyons Den in New York Post, Feb. 15, 1941 (article on Charlie Chaplin at White House)
Publisher Held By U.S., Head of Fortuny's Charged with Suspicion of Mail Fraud, New York Times, March 9, 1941, Reference of publisher of Miller's W (?) is Douglas Social Credit?
The First Reader, by Harry Hansen, Writers and Illustrators Gather Today to Line Up Authors for Wendell Wilkie. Where Some of the Celebrities Stand. New York World Telegram, n.d.
Publisher Is Arrested As Mail-Fraud Suspect, New York Herald Tribune, March 9, 1941
Mrs. Catt Denounces Scrap Sale to Japan, Says It Shows Need For Louder Voice in Affairs by Women, New York Times, Feb. 16, 1941
The Real Bernard Shaw By Maurice Colbourne, bk. rev. by Albert Jay Nock, The Atlantic Monthly, Sept., 1940
Mrs. Catt Calls For New World Run by Women, Joins Australian Leaders at Susan Anthony Fete in Criticism of Males, New York Herald Tribune, Feb. 16, 1941
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Invitation to lecture by Mrs. Lillie Beirne, sponsored by The American Social Credit Movement, Chairman, Gorham Munson, Feb. 18, n.y., New York
Excerpt from article in Saturday Evening Post Jan. 11, 1941 (mentions Gorham Munson's debate with Clifton Fadiman)
John Ramsay Is a Buchmanite Preaching CIO To Bethlehem, by James A. Wechsler, PM, Feb. 12, 1941
How Shall We Finance Defense? Extension of Remarks of Jerry Voorhis of California in the House of Representatives, Feb. 5, 1941, Congressional Record
Bermuda Burial by C. Daly King, bk. rev. in New York Times Book Review, March 9, 1941
Murder Comes at Night by Inez Oellrichs, bk. rev. in New York Times Book Review, March 9, 1941
(King wrote on Social Credit for New English Weekly; Inez Oellrichs was a Social Credit Movement member 1938-39)
"Cost Plus" Again, by Herbert Bruce Brougham, New Republic, Jan. 13, 1941
Alberta to Expand Treasury System To Permit Barter, C.S. Monitor, Jan. 25, 1941
Invitation to informal reception to honor Mrs. Lillie Beirne (Social Crediter and Feminist), sponsored by the Social Credit Group of Detroit, March 18, 1941
Mrs. Beirne Will Speak, Woman's Party Affair Is Tomorrow, Toledo Times, March 18, 1941
Announcement of Congressional Secretaries' Club banquet, Harold Hagen, Chairman (he is a Social Credit Movement member), Washington Post, April 24, 1941
Australian Feminist To Speak Tomorrow, Toledo Blade, March 18, 1941
Women Urged to "Learn Facts" To Make Better Use of Vote, Toledo Times, March 20, 1941
Photograph of Agnes Jenks of New York, P.M., May 1, 1941 (she was a former member of New Economics Group of N.Y.)
Federal Union--Who Will Benefit By It? by Major A. H. Jukes, D.S.O., D.B.E., Victoria Daily Times, Jan. 25, 1941
On Knowing Where to Shoot, The Evening Citizen, Ottawa, March 1, 1941
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What the Citizen Said, Ottawa Citizen, March 1, 1941 Cantos LII-LXXI, by Ezra Pound. New Directions, bk. rev.
Commonweal, April 11, 1941 Social credit, Catalog of the Vertical File Service,
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Mr. Coldwell in Good Company, Ottawa Citizen, March 1, 1941 Vote is Still Close in Alberta Polling, Social Credit Has
Won 16 of 57 Legislative Seats, Leading Opposition Coalition, Aberhart is Reelected, New York Times, March 23, 1940
Injured Innocence, Ottawa Citizen, March 5, 1941
Letters from Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, Ottawa Citizen, March 5, 1941
Before the Sobering Up, ltr. to ed. from Beecher Parkhouse, Ottawa Citizen, March 5, 1941
Social Credit Communal Possession, ltr. to ed. from Nicholas Lentz, Des Moines Register, April 1941
Money Doctors, Monetary Proposals for Social Reform, by Margaret G. Myers. Bk. rev. by E. Carroll Skinner, The Commonweal, Jan. 17, 1941
Economics in a Vacuum, Monetary Proposals For Social Reform by Margaret G. Myers, bk. rev. in The Nation, Jan. 25, 1941
Questions and Answers, Dean of Canterbury, from a Detroit, Michigan newspaper, 1941
Excerpt from an article on Britain's appearers(?) Hess was trying to reach by Selwyn James in PM, May 16, 1941
End-Depression Plan is Offered, It's Scientific, Providing $5 a Month for Everybody, New York Sun, May 2, n.y.
Offer's $5 Plan to End Depression, unidentified newspaper, May 2, n.y.
Letter Writer Held For U.S. On $2500 Bail, Oakland Tribune, California, August 5, 1941 (letters were to commanding officers at army posts urging them not to send draftees overseas)
Photograph of Social Credit Party's headquarters after air raid in London, New York Sun, July 9, 1941
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Social Credit Party in Britain Is Much in Favor of Rationing, by Gault MacGowan, New York Sun, July 3, n.y. (probably 1941
Short article about marriage of Isabel Arundell and Richard Burton and book written about marriage by Jean Burton (a Social Credit Movement member), Atlantic Monthly, July, n.y.
There Wasn't Any Maginot Line, France's Fall Traced to Bank's Inability to Finance the Job, by Sydney Hillyard, Events of the Week, San Jose (Calif.) Mercury Herald, July 6, 1941
Excerpt from a novel by Marjorie Allingham, called Traitor's Purse, Colliers, November 9, 1940
On the Firing Line, Publicity, (weekly) Wichita, Kansas, July 17, 1941 (item about renegade Social Crediter)
Mother Tells Son's Urge to Save World, Draft Objector, San Francisco Chronicle, Aug. 6, 1941
Stimson Is Told Army Manual Praises Nazis, Bishop Hobson Declares Propaganda "Might Have Been Written by Goebbels" New York Herald Tribune, Aug. 22, 1941 (author of the manual, Major Griffin, is on Social Credit mailing lists, helpful to Carmel, Calif. Social Credit group)
Confidence of Private Business Called Vital to Price Controller, by Mark Sullivan, New York Herald Tribune, Sept. 15, 1941
Big Nazi Organization Reported in Michigan, New York World Telegram, Jan. 8, 1942
Letter to Editor from Nicholas Lentz, South Bend Tribune, Jan. 31, 1942
British Nobleman Calls for Peace With Hitler, by Selwyn James, PM, Oct. 22, 1941
Pacifist Peer Takes Seat, Just to Help Some Jailed Friends, New York Post, Dec. 3, 1941
Duke of Bedford Protests, unidentified newspaper, December 3, 1941
Bedford Monument Defaced in London, Anti-War Duke Derided by Signs on Statue of an Ancestor, New York Times, Oct. 28, 1941
Invitation to series of lectures on Social Credit and Universal Law: Their Correlations; As Affecting World Problems, by Morris Belikoff, Johannesburg Social Credit Ass'n., South Africa, Hotel Plaza, San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 25, n.y.
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Seeds of War in Export Rivalry, Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 16, 1941
Madhouse Economies, Ottawa Citizen, Sept. 16, 1941 (from Men First, weekly letter of the American Social Credit 11ovement)
American Council on Soviet Relations (one page of a brochure, officers listed, two of whom [Rev. Joseph F. Fletcher and Dr. Thomas Addis] were once affiliated with Social Credit Movement)
Letter from American Civil Liberties Union, Northern California Branch, signed by Ernest Besig, Director, September 3, 1941
Quaker Target of Witch Hunt, May Get 10 Years For Urging Army Men to Oppose Foreign Service, American Civil Liberties Union-News, San Francisco, Calif., Sept., 1941
British Labor'Sl'eaks To America, by Maureen McKernan, New York Post, Sept. 26, 1941
I'd Rather Be Right, by Samuel Grafton, New York Post, Nov. 11, 1941
Item regarding Ezra Pound's work as radio propagandist in Italy for Mussolini, Adams, Detroit News, Feb. 10, 1942
Item regarding Ezra Pound being indicted for treason, Leonard Lyons in New York Post, April 3, 1942
I'd Rather Be Right, by Samuel Grafton, New York Post, Nov. 13, 1941
Ottawa Holds Alberta Debt Act Is Illegal, New York Herald Tribune, Dec. 3, 1941
Goldsborough Steps Out As Viereck Trial Judge, U.S. Drops Charge of Prejudice on Part of Justice, New York Times, Jan. 21, 1942
As I See It, Exit Douglas, Duke and Co., by Elmore Philpott, Vancouver News-Herald, Jan. 29, 1942
Judge Denies He Favors Viereck, Goldsborough Overrules Demand He Dissociate Self From Trial, by Kenneth G. Crawford, PM, January 20, 1942
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Alberta Debt Act Is Rules Invalid, New York Times, Dec. 3, 1941
Alberta Acts Revoked, New York Times, March 28, 1942 More Prophecy, Harry Hansen, New York World Telegram, March
27, 1942 Ottawa Defied, Aberhart Hints at Moratorium, Alternative
Is Canceling Debt Principal, Premier Says in Voiding of Acts, New York Herald Tribune, April 1, 1942
The Home Front, U.S. Blows Lid Off Japanese Propaganda Column; Five San Francisco Men Indicted, San Francisco Chronicle, Jan. 29, 1942
Accused, Fred V. Williams and David Warren Ryder Cited With Prominent Nipponese, San Francisco Daily News, Jan. 20, 1942
Canada, Unfilled Grave, Time, Dec. 15, 1941
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Stefan Zweig and Ourselves, by Franz Schoenberner, The New Republic, March 9, 1942 (loose in front of scrapbook)
Open Forum, Free Economy, ltr. to ed. from William Rose, Vancouver newspaper, 1942 (loose)
French Canadians Are Going in For Social Credit, by Sydney Hillyard, Events of the Week, Sunday magazine of San Jose (Calif.) Mercury Herald, Nov. 23, 1941
Weyburn After the Present War, by Sydney Hillyard, The Weyburn Review, Weyburn, Sask., Jan., 1942.
u.s. Seeks to Bar Goldsborough At Viereck Trial, Asserts Justice Has Personal Bias Against Government; He Refuses to Withdraw, New York Herald Tribune, Jan. 20, 1942
Transition of Lord Strabolgi (photographs with captions), New York Herald Tribune, March 22, 1942
Six Are Indicted as Japan's Agents, Three American Citizens and 3 Japanese Nationals Named as Propagandists, New York Times, Jan. 29, 1942 (with photos)
Article by Charles Van Devander (sp?) on William P. Maloney, New York Post, 1942
Samuel Grafton, New York Post, July 7, 1942 (article on Ezra Pound)
U.S. Indicts Six As Propaganda Aids for Japan, New York Herald Tribune, Jan. 29, 1942
Tokio Agent Pleads Guilty (Townsend), New York Herald Tribune, March 28, 1942
Not Wanted Here, Ezra Pound Told, New York Post, June 5, 1942
Sun's MacGowan Linked With Pro-Axis Americans, Wrote for Franco Publication; London Dispatches Reflect Fascist Theme (MacGowan interviewed Hargrave for New York Sun), PM, Feb. 27, 1942
Hitler Defended to British Lords, Duke of Bedford a Pacifist, Heard in Silence on Plea to "Understand" Nazis, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
Peers Hear Hitler Line, British Sixth Column Aired in Lords, PM, May 22, 1942
2 Publicists Convicted on Foreign-Agent Charge, West Coast Men Linked to Japan's Propaganda, New York Herald Tribune June 2, 1942
Publicists Sentenced, PM, June 7, 1942 An Editorial, Bedford'S-Speech, by Kenneth Clark, PM, May 22,
1942 2 Guilty as Japs' Agents, by Kenneth G. Crawford, PM, June 2,
1942 Our Canadian Letter, from Herbert T. Owens, (extract) Laud and
Freedom, Jan.-Feb., 1942 (Single Tax)
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As I See It, by Elmore Philpott, Coughlin Clean-Up, Post Articles, Example for Canada, Vancouver News-Herald, May 5, 1942
The Humbug of Finance, Victoria Daily Times, British Columbia, April 7, 1942 (A. H. Jukes)
Interned Japanese Aids U.S. at Publicists' Trial, New York Herald Tribune, May 14, 1942
Anti-Inflation Warning Printed on Money, Urged, Coast Editor Would Caution Owners on Spending, New York Herald Tribune, Sept. 7, 1942
Blast at Radio Traitors, Biddle Assistant to Read Roll of Americans on Air for Axis, by Louis Bianco11i, New York World Telegram, Aug. 27, 1942
In the Camp of the Enemy, Notes on Three Renegade Short-Wave Broadcasters Who Give Comfort but Not Much Aid to Foe, by John K. Hutchens, New York Times, May 17, 1942
Retirement (article on Ezra Pound), Time, Jan. 26, 1942
3 Indicted in Detroit, Instigators of Anti-Negro Riots at Housing Project Charged With Sedition
Propaganda for Nazis Still Floods Mails, New York Post, n.d.
The Security of Tomorrow, editorial by Elliott Taylor, GAS June, 1941
Short paragraph on Americans for Peace, The Nation, April 4, 1942
Dies Agents Report New Nazi League, PM, Jan. 8, 1942 Dies Blasts Communists, Nazis, PM, Jan. 16, 1942 Propagandist Seized, PM, April 12, 1942 Social Credit Seeks Catholic Aid (1), Consolation (Jehovah's
Witnesses paper), April 29, 1942
"Finance System Outworn" Member Reads Mirror Article to Assembly, Sydney, Australia, The Daily Mirror, July 16, 1941
Mirror's Plan Supported, The Daily Mirror, Sydney, Australia, July 16, 1941
Credit Call Stirs Nation, Mirror Campaign Has Given Public Voice, Daily Mirror, Sydney, Australia, July 17, 1941
Must Break Financial Ring, M.H.A. Sounds Warning of Post-War Dangers, Daily Mirror, Sydney, Australia, July 18, 1941
Interest Enslaves Masses Frank Statement by Bank Director, Daily }lirror, Sydney, Australia, July 19, 1941
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Soldiers Urge Credit Use, Orthodox Finance Attacked, Daily Mirror, Sydne~ Australia, July 28, 1941
Praise For Finance in Alberta, Daily Mirror, Sydney, Australia, Oct. 20, 1941
George Orwell's London Letter in Partisan Review, March-April, 1942
The Line Wobbles, The Commonweal, May 29, 1942
Labor Stands Firm on National Credi~ War Council Talks: Inside Story, Truth, Australia, Sept. 14, 1941
National Credit Will Be Expanded, Government Decision To Meet War Costs In Coming Budget, Daily Mirror, Aug. 1, 1941 (Sydney, Australia)
Sydney Water Problem Also One of Credit, Daily Mirror, Aug. 1, 1941
McWilliams Found; '100 p.c. Hitlerite' Lecturer in Chicago, by Victor Riesel, New York Post, April 7, 1942
Peace Speaker 'Found No Nazis in Yorkville,' by Peter Kihss, New York World Telegram, March 20, 1942
"Economic Tribulation" No.1: Economic Policy and Our Standard of Honesty, .::D:.:a::.:i::.:l",y,--,Mi",·o;r::cr::-o::.r::.., Oct. 20, 1941
Nothing Matters But Money, 2: Policy of Old Finance School, Daily Mirror, Oct. 21, 1941
Dictatorship of Democracies, 5: Financial Interests Can Invoke Their Own Crises, Daily Mirror, Oct. 24, 1941
(All three of the above articles were written by Vincent Cartwright Vickers, Sydney, Australia--the articles were clipped together)
Haase, Former 'Firster,' Plugs Peace-Offensive Drive, by Luther Conant ,.Jr., PM, May 20, 1942
May Issue of Scott's 'Money' Ruled Seditious by P.O •.•• Scott Quoted and Touted Pro-Fascists, PM, n.d.
McWilliams Pal and Boston Socialite on "Money' Board, PM, n.d.
Banker Montagu Norman Is Subject of New Biography, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Montagu Norman, by Elwood V. Denton, Cleveland News, March 12, 1942
Danforth Geer Jr., 52, N.Y. Law Firm Member, Was One of Founders of Buxton Country Day School, New York Herald Tribune, Nov. 3, 1942
Architect of Disaster, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Montagu Norman, by Honor Croome, Christian Science Monitor, April 4, 1942
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The Last "Plot," bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Montagu Norman, BY Palmer Harman, Saturday Review of Literature, Feb. 28, 1942
Excerpt from Samuel Grafton's diary in New York Post, Aug. 25, 1942
McWilliams Free •.• Momentarily, PM, July IS, 1942 Book Reviews, Montagu Norman, by John Hargrave, in The Whitehall
Letter, May 20, 1942 Peace Group Head Abandons Meetings, New York Post, June II,
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The Progressive's Book Shelf, John Hargrave's Montagu Norman, The Progressive, March 21, 1942 (column by Walter A. Morton)
Critic Surveys Basic Methods of Propaganda, bk. rev. of Gorham Munson's Twelve Decisive Battles of the Mind, Hartford Times, n.d.
"y" Bars Meeting of Peace Front, New York World Telegram, June 11, 1942
Resounding Half-Truths, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Montagu Norman, by Louis M. Hacker, New York Herald Tribune, March 8, 1942
Montague Norman, Mystery Man, bk. rev. of John Hargrave's Montague Norman, by Max Winkler, The New Leader, April 11, 1942
Students Protest Attempt to Form 'Peace' Group, U.S. Agents Start Inquiry on Solicitation for Memberships, New York World
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Says Hargrave Has Reputation Abroad as Economist, ltr. to ed. from Gorham Munson, New Leader, April 18, 1942
Social Credit and the Banks; How the Banks Would Benefit, by H.E.M. Kensit, The Ottawa Citizen, May 6, 1942
McWilliams Is Witness in Subversion Inquiry, New York Herald Tribune, July 15, 1942
One-Man Peace Move Meets Hard Sledding, Y.M.C.A. Cancels Meeting and Lindbergh Ignores Him, New York Times, June 11, 1942
Sage of a Strange Friendship, the Red Dean and the Brown Priest, by Robert Trevor, the New Leader, April 18, 1942
Coughlin or Stalin -- It Makes Little Difference to Canterbury's Red Dean, New Leader, April 25, 1942
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Joe M'Williams Is in Chicago to Train Speakers, by Jack Steele, New York Herald Tribune, April 11, 1942
Other Fascists Intensity Hate Campaigns, by Walter K. Lewis, New Leader, April 25, 1942
Money, ltr. to ed. from Gorham Munson, Commonweal, June 19, 1942
Political Fiction Peps Up War Games in South, "Kotmk" Blitzes "Almat" to Get Mississippi, by Major R. A. Griffin, U.S.A., Life, Summer, 1941
Democracy Will be Further Enslaved If International Masters Hold Their Sway, New Order Magazine, Sydney, Australia, February-March, 1942
Splutters of Nazi Propaganda Jargon, Confusion and Contradiction, New York World Telegram, Aug. 29, 1942
Shouting Joe turns talents to reform, by William Mueller, Chi~ago Daily Times, April 20, 1942
R.J. Magor Dead; Industrialist, 60, New York Times, July 5, 1942 Fred Leighton Went West to Die; Now He's Biggest Indian
Trader, New York World Telegram, July 6, 1942 (Leighton was one of original signers of Financial Freedom for Americans)
Fascists Launch Peace Drive; Coughlin Says Jews Started War, by Walter K. Lewis, New Leader, New York, March 21, 1942
Tax Bonds for Your Taxes, by Ralph L. Duclos, The Ottawa Citizen, July 6, 1942
Hollow Claims of Technocracy, ltr. to ed. from Justus Jason Boise, San Francisco Chronicle, April 29, 1942
Single-Tax Club Hides Appeaser, by Walter K. Lewis, New Leader, March 28, 1942
Currency Reform Barred in Canada, by P.J. Philip, New York Times, July 19, 1942
Raymond Haight to Direct Warren Campaign in South, unidentified newspaper, n.d.
On the Home Front, The Emancipator.c;.article by American Social Credit Movement, June, 1942
F.B.I. Arrests McWilliams as Draft Violator, New York Herald Tribune, June 14, 1942
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Poll Shows Voting Trend Is Away From Old Parties, Vancouver B.C. paper, September 9, n.y.
Only Human by Sidney Fields, Hitler Will Trip Over a Cross, New York Mirror, Oct. 8, 1942
Why Pay Taxes? (in handwriting, 'Pay' is crossed out and "Collect" is written in) The Ottawa Citizen, Aug. 15, 1942
Englishwoman Lists Points of Reconstruction Program, Daily Report, Ontario, California, Sept. 2, 1942
