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Where Are the Pre-War Radicals? A Symposium

by John Haynes Holmes

The Survey, February 1, 1926, p. 564

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    1. [+]
      January 1, 1926 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Slovak Mary Visits the Holy Places by Mary E. McDowell, pp. 401-402
      2. My Apprenticeship, I by Beatrice Webb, pp. 403-408
      3. The Doctor and the Changing Order by George E. Vincent, pp. 409-411
      4. Mr. Nash Does Unto Others by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 412-413
      5. Where Are the Wild Men of Yesterday? by Savel Zimand, pp. 414-424
      6. Smith's Taxes by Alzada Comstock, pp. 425-428
      7. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 429-431
      8. That Clinical Year, pp. 432-433
      9. Nana Amoah: An African Statesman by Alain Locke, pp. 434-436
      10. Editorials, pp. 437-440
      11. Letters and Life, pp. 441-460
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      January 15, 1926 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Cards on the Table by Haven Emerson and John Ihlder, pp. 465-466
      2. The Other Side of Military Training by John D. Kenderdine, pp. 467-468
      3. Framed by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 469-470
      4. The Framework of the State by Stanley P. Davies, p. 471
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 472-476
      6. Health, pp. 477-482
      7. Social Practice, pp. 483-489
      8. Education, pp. 490-496
      9. Industry, pp. 497-502
      10. Communities, pp. 503-506
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 507-513
      12. Social Work Shop-Talk, pp. 514-515
      13. Communications, pp. 516-524
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      February 1, 1926 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Behind the Boom in Florida by Lucy J. Chamberlain, pp. 529-533
      2. Wilkes-Barre: An Anthracite Town by Anne H. Roller, pp. 534-538
      3. The People of the Basque Country by Ramon de Zubiaurre and Valentin de Zubiaurre, pp. 539-541
      4. A Man, a Park, and the Rest of Us by Oswald G. Villard, pp. 542-544
      5. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 545-548
      6. My Apprenticeship, II by Beatrice Webb, pp. 549-555
      7. Where Are the Pre-War Radicals? A Symposium by William Allen White, p. 556
      8. --- by Newton D. Baker, p. 556
      9. --- by Ray Stannard Baker, p. 557
      10. --- by Ida M. Tarbell, p. 558
      11. --- by William Hard, p. 558
      12. --- by Eugene V. Debs, p. 559
      13. --- by Norman Hapgood, p. 559
      14. --- by Louis F. Post, p. 560
      15. --- by Robert N. Baldwin, p. 560
      16. --- by Fremont Older, p. 560
      17. --- by Burton K. Wheeler, p. 561
      18. --- by George W. Alger, p. 561
      19. --- by Morris Hillquit, p. 562
      20. --- by Lawson Purdy, p. 562
      21. --- by Norman Thomas, p. 563
      22. --- by Stuart Chase, p. 563
      23. --- by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, p. 564
      24. --- by Basil M. Manly, p. 564
      25. --- by John Haynes Holmes, p. 564
      26. --- by Sherwood Eddy, p. 565
      27. --- by Benjamin C. Marsh, p. 565
      28. --- by Clarence Darrow, p. 566
      29. --- by John S. Phillips, p. 566
      30. That Clinical Year by Richard C. Cabot, p. 567
      31. Editorials, pp. 568-570
      32. Letters and Life, pp. 571-588
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      February 15, 1926 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Do Women in Industry Need Production? by Frances Perkins, pp. 529-530
      2. We Need More Knowledge by Elizabeth Faulkner Baker, pp. 531-532
      3. Six Bits Apiece by Jay B. Nash, pp. 533-534
      4. Shall We Give Alien Families a Chance? by Florina Lasker, pp. 535-537
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 538-542
      6. Education, pp. 543-548
      7. Health, pp. 549-553
      8. Social Practice, pp. 554-558
      9. Industry, pp. 559-563
      10. Communities, pp. 564-567
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 568-575
      12. Communications, pp. 576-579
      13. Shoptalk, pp. 580-588
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      March 1, 1926 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Crime Waves and Crime Remedies by George W. Kirchwey, pp. 593-597
      2. "Send Them Up"---To What? by Austin H. MacCormick, pp. 598-601
      3. The Sieve of Justice by Raymond Moley, pp. 602-604
      4. Does Punishment Pay? by Charles Platt#2, pp. 605-607
      5. The Bandit's Progress by Martha Bensley Bruere, pp. 608-609
      6. Vengeance---or Vision? by Karl A. Menninger, M.D., pp. 610-612
      7. A Museum Of, For and By Newark by John Cotton Dana, pp. 613-617
      8. Ethics and the Medical Profession by Richard C. Cabot, pp. 618-621
      9. My Apprenticeship, III by Beatrice Webb, pp. 622-625
      10. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 626-627
      11. Editorials, pp. 628-630
      12. Letters and Life, pp. 631-632
      13. Crime and Its Cure by J.L. Gillin, pp. 633-652
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      March 15, 1926 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Coal: Your Job and Mine by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 657-658
      2. A Body Blow at Opium by William Patton, pp. 659-660
      3. Seeing Social Work Whole by Raymond Clapp, pp. 661-664
      4. Houses to Let? by G.S., p. 665
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 666-668
      6. Education, pp. 669-672
      7. Communities, pp. 673-677
      8. Health, pp. 678-682
      9. Social Practice, pp. 683-687
      10. Industry, pp. 688-694
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 695-700
      12. Communications, pp. 701-706
      13. Social Work Shop, pp. 707-716
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      April 1, 1926 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. The Plastic Years by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 5-9
      2. An Old-Fashioned Strike by Beulah Amidon, pp. 10-12
      3. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 13-14
      4. Domesday for Diphtheria by Lewis W. Hine, pp. 15-17
      5. Ethics and Business by Richard C. Cabot, M.D., pp. 18-20
      6. West Lynn by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 21-27
      7. Just Like Steve by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, pp. 28-31
      8. Joe Chimneyman by Edwin Ford Piper, p. 32
      9. Where Are the Pre-War Radicals? by Frederick C. Howe, pp. 33-34
      10. Skyscrapers by Robert Edmond Jones, pp. 35-37
      11. Editorials, pp. 38-40
      12. Letters and Life, pp. 41-68
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      April 15, 1926 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Two Governors Prod the Elephant by R.W. Bruere, pp. 69-71
      2. The British Coal Commission by S.K. Ratcliffe, pp. 72-73
      3. Into the Highways and Byways by Mary Ross, pp. 74-76
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 77-80
      5. Social Practice, pp. 81-84
      6. Communities, pp. 85-88
      7. Education, pp. 89-92
      8. Health, pp. 93-96
      9. Industry, pp. 97-100
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 101-110
      11. Communications, pp. 111-117
      12. The Social Work Shop, pp. 118-128
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      May 1, 1926 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. East By West, pp. 133-134
      2. Behind Our Masks by Robert E. Park, pp. 135-139
      3. We Said: "Let's Find the Facts" by J. Merle Davis, p. 140
      4. Their Place in the Sun by Winifred Raushenbush, pp. 141-145
      5. The Land, the Crops, and the Oriental by Eliot Grinnell Mears, pp. 146-150
      6. The Oriental Finds a Job by R.D. McKenzie, pp. 151-153
      7. The Great Wall of Chinatown by Winifred Raushenbush, pp. 154-158
      8. Five Portraits of Orientals in America by Winold Reiss, pp. 159-163
      9. Two Poems by Flora Belle Jan, p. 164
      10. Three Roads, and None Easy by Kazuo Kawai, pp. 164-166
      11. Born American, But--- by William C. Smith, pp. 167-168
      12. Social Distance: A Measuring Stick by Emory S. Bogardus, pp. 169-171
      13. Japanese Students by C. Leroy Baldridge, p. 172
      14. Western Windows to the East by Chester H. Rowell, pp. 173-175
      15. The Last of the Magic Isles by William Allen White, pp. 176-179
      16. Chinese Types by C. Leroy Baldridge, p. 180
      17. Looking At America---In China by Lewis Stiles Gannett, pp. 181-182
      18. The New Cycle of Cathay and America's Part in It by John Stewart Burgess, pp. 183-185
      19. Next Steps in a Pacific Policy by Raymond T. Rich, pp. 186-187
      20. America and the Far East: The Issues of Pacific Policy by John Dewey, p. 188
      21. --- by Charles Beard and Mary Beard, pp. 189-191
      22. Our Racial Frontier on the Pacific by Robert E. Park, pp. 192-196
      23. Editorials, pp. 197-226
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      May 15, 1926 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. The Prohibition Hearings by Haven Emerson, pp. 229-232
      2. Needed: A Social Insurance Revival by I.M. Rubinow, pp. 233-234
      3. Hearing From the People by Eleonore von Eltz, p. 235
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 236-238
      5. Social Practice, pp. 239-245
      6. Health, pp. 246-250
      7. Industry, pp. 251-256
      8. Education, pp. 257-260
      9. Communities, pp. 261-263
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 264-270
      11. The Social Work Shop, pp. 271-278
      12. Analytic Index, pp. 279-288
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      June 1, 1926 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Art Education by Herbert R. Kniffin, pp. 16-291
      2. Ichabod Crane by Hendrik Willem Van Loon, p. 292
      3. A Cinderella Among Schools by Dorothy Canfield Fisher, pp. 293-296
      4. Doing the Thing That Couldn't Be Done by Ethel Richardson, pp. 297-299
      5. Schools for the Whole Family by Mary S. Gibson, pp. 300-303
      6. Home Teachers in the City by Beulah Amidon, pp. 304-307
      7. Schools the Miners Keep by Theresa Wolfson, pp. 308-310
      8. Folded Arms and Opened Minds by Rennie Smith, p. 311
      9. The Scret of the Independent Farmers of Denmark by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 312-317
      10. --- by Florence Crane, p. 318
      11. Golden Lads and Girls by Hughes Mearns, pp. 319-320
      12. Ethics and Education by Richard C. Cabot, pp. 321-324
      13. Children's Compensation for Industrial Accidents by Florence Kelley, p. 325
      14. Editorials, pp. 326-327
      15. Survey Book List Number Twelve, p. 328
      16. Letters and Life, pp. 329-354
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      June 15, 1926 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Prohibition: Wayne County Speaks by William J. Norton, pp. 357-358
      2. Behemoth Walks Again by Geddes Smith, pp. 359-363
      3. Sacco and Vanzetti by Elizabeth Glendower Evans, pp. 364-365
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 366-367
      5. Education, pp. 368-370
      6. Industry, pp. 371-374
      7. Communities, pp. 375-376
      8. Health, pp. 377-380
      9. Social Practice, pp. 381-384
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 385-387
      11. The Social Work Shop, pp. 388-391
      12. Communications, pp. 392-400
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      July 1, 1926 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Frontispiece, p. 404
      2. The First Great American Publicity Job by Walter Lincoln Whittlesey, pp. 405-407
      3. England Emerges by S.K. Radcliffe, pp. 408-410
      4. Plus-Fours to the Rescue by Cornelia Stratton Parker, pp. 411-415
      5. The British General Strike by Harold J. Laski, pp. 416-418
      6. Britain's Morning After by Wilfrid H. Crook, p. 419
      7. Coal: The Roots of the Problem by Arthur Greenwood, pp. 420-422
      8. Internationalizatoin of Coal: Has It Begun? by S. Adele Shaw, pp. 423-425
      9. Next? by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 426-427
      10. Coney Island 1926 by Margaret Schloemann, pp. 428-429
      11. Editorials, pp. 430-431
      12. Letters & Life, pp. 432-450
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      July 15, 1926 Issue = 9 Articles
      1. On their Way by Niles Carpenter, pp. 453-454
      2. The Common Welfare, pp. 455-457
      3. Social Practice, pp. 458-460
      4. Communities, pp. 461-464
      5. Health, pp. 465-466
      6. Industry, pp. 467-468
      7. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 469-471
      8. The Social Work Shop, pp. 472-473
      9. Communications, pp. 474-480
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      August 1, 1926 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Slavery in 1926 by A.L. Warnshuis, pp. 485-491
      2. The Gift of One Common Tongue by Colonel J.C. Breckinridge, U.S.M.C., pp. 492-494
      3. The Iron Net by Romain Rolland, pp. 495-496
      4. The Quakers Take Stock by Anna L. Curtis, pp. 497-499
      5. Casualties of the Peace by Bernhard Ragner, pp. 500-501
      6. Feminists and Feminists by Cornelia Stratton Parker, pp. 502-506
      7. Prohibition in the Long Run by Sir Arthur Newsholme, pp. 507-510
      8. English Liberalism and British Labor by S.K. Ratcliffe, p. 511
      9. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 512-514
      10. Editorials, pp. 515-516
      11. Letters and Life, pp. 517-530
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      August 15, 1926 Issue = 9 Articles
      1. Three Strikes by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 533-535
      2. Serious Thinkers and the Big Parade by Neva R. Deardorff, p. 536
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 537-539
      4. Social Practice, pp. 540-542
      5. Education, pp. 543-544
      6. Health, pp. 545-547
      7. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 548-551
      8. The Social Work Shop, pp. 552-554
      9. Communications, pp. 555-560
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      September 1, 1926 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Management: A Behavior Problem by Sam A. Lewisohn, pp. 565-568
      2. The Plastic Years and the Open Mind in America by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 569-571
      3. Ethics and Social Work by Richard C. Cabot, pp. 572-576
      4. He Teaches Music by Edward Yeomans, pp. 577-580
      5. War, Law and Prohibition by J. Rosslyn Earp, pp. 581-583
      6. The Day-Break Call by Gwendolen Haste, pp. 584-585
      7. Twigs of Prejudice by Sidonie Matsner Gruenberg, pp. 586-588
      8. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 589-590
      9. Editorials, pp. 591-592
      10. Letters and Life, pp. 593-610
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      September 15, 1926 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Closed Doors and the Dey to Them by Jessie Taft, pp. 613-616
      2. Gesolei by Elizabeth Leitzbach, pp. 617-618
      3. A Club of Deaf Women by One of Them, p. 619
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 620-622
      5. Health, pp. 623-625
      6. Social Practice, pp. 626-630
      7. Communities, pp. 631-634
      8. Industry, pp. 635-638
      9. Education, pp. 639-641
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 642-645
      11. The Social Work Shop, pp. 646-652
      12. Communications, pp. 653-656
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    1. [+]
      October 1, 1926 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Portrait of Charles W. Eliot, p. 6
      2. My Philadelphia by Florence Kelley, pp. 7-11
      3. The Mexican Church On Trial by Carleton Beals, pp. 12-15
      4. The Church Side of the Conflict by Francis C. Kelley, pp. 16-19
      5. Scissor Pictures II by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 20
      6. Ish by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, pp. 21-24
      7. An Adventure in Midwifery by Mary Breckinridge, pp. 25-27
      8. An Emanation from Wisconsin by Marion Clinch Calkins, pp. 28-30
      9. Thomas W. Benton---Modern Painter, pp. 31-34
      10. The Revolt Against Dullness by Carl Van Doren, pp. 35-39
      11. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 40-41
      12. Editorials, pp. 42-43
      13. Letters & Life, pp. 44-60
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      October 15, 1926 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. How to Keep The Men Alive by Haven Emerson, pp. 69-70
      2. The Gang by Frederic M. Thrasher, pp. 71-74
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 75-76
      4. Educatoin, pp. 77-80
      5. Industry, pp. 81-84
      6. Health, pp. 85-89
      7. Communities, pp. 90-94
      8. Social Practice, pp. 95-99
      9. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 100-101
      10. The Social Work Shop, pp. 102-112
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      November 1, 1926 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Frontispiece: New York Is Looking Up by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 118
      2. The Revolution on Quality Street by Leon Whipple, pp. 119-124
      3. New York: A City of Puppets by Francis Hackett, pp. 125-128
      4. Booze Patter by Elizabeth Elliott, pp. 129-131
      5. Etchings of the Southwest by B.J.O. Nordfeldt, pp. 132-134
      6. Parents in a Changing World by Miriam Van Waters, pp. 135-140
      7. Hiring At Hollywood by Marion L. Mel, pp. 141-146
      8. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 147-149
      9. Editorials, pp. 150-151
      10. After Dullness---What?, pp. 152-154
      11. Fall Book Section, pp. 155-194
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      November 15, 1926 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Pensions for Nurses, p. 197
      2. The Freedom of the City by Mary Graham Bonner, p. 198
      3. How Much Social Work Can a Community Afford? by Jane Addams, pp. 199-200
      4. Education in a Maverick State by Geddes Smith, pp. 201-204
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 205-206
      6. Social Practice, pp. 207-211
      7. Education, pp. 212-216
      8. Health, pp. 217-221
      9. Communities, pp. 222-224
      10. Industry, pp. 225-229
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 230-234
      12. The Social Work Shop, pp. 235-242
      13. Index to This Issue, pp. 243-256
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      December 1, 1926 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 262
      2. Shall We Join the Gentlemen? by Mary Ross, pp. 263-267
      3. Wasting Women by Stuart Chase, pp. 268-270
      4. Mary Cassatt by Robert Hallowell, pp. 271-279
      5. Four Ways to Support a Family by William F. Green, p. 280
      6. Mothers' Pensions by Agnes L. Peterson, pp. 281-282
      7. The Family Allowance by Paul H. Douglas, p. 283
      8. The Parents' Wages by Alice Beal Parsons, pp. 284-285
      9. Changing Marriage by Beatrice M. Hinkle, pp. 286-289
      10. The Romantic Impulse and Family Disorganization by Ernest W. Burgess, pp. 290-294
      11. Sheiks and Shekels by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, pp. 295-297
      12. City Life and Domestic Discord by Ernest R. Mowrer, pp. 298-299
      13. What Women Are Thinking by Mrs. Abel J. Gregg, pp. 300-303
      14. Ann Brown and Jane Smith by Beulah Amidon, pp. 304-305
      15. The Idle Forties by Zona Gale, p. 306
      16. What Are Parents For? by Frankwood E. Williams, pp. 307-309
      17. Shall We Have a Child? by Jane Sheppard Holbin, p. 310
      18. They Must Work by Beulah Amidon, p. 311
      19. As Children See It by Ira S. Wile, pp. 312-313
      20. Working Wives by William Siegel, pp. 314-315
      21. The New Profession of Homemaking by Chase Going Woodhouse, pp. 316-317
      22. Home and Office by Katharine S. Angell, pp. 318-320
      23. The Child Takes a Nurse by Eunice Fuller Barnard, pp. 321-323
      24. While Mothers Are Working, pp. 324-326
      25. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, p. 327
      26. Editorials, pp. 328-329
      27. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 330-354
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      December 15, 1926 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Wisconsin---A Splendid Nuisance by Marion Clinch Calkins, pp. 357-359
      2. Marika: A Kindergarten Cast-Off by Maud McClave Brown, pp. 360-361
      3. Graham Taylor Hall, p. 362
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 363-368
      5. Communities, pp. 369-373
      6. Industry, pp. 374-379
      7. Education, pp. 380-385
      8. Health, pp. 386-391
      9. Social Practice, pp. 392-397
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 398-402
      11. The Social Work Shop, pp. 403-410
      12. Index to This Issue, pp. 411-416
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