William Randolph Hearst on Communism and fascism, government and business and excessive taxation

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Contents

The Hearst papers stand for Americanism and genuine democracy
A Red fire alarm. No communism here
America must keep aflame the beacon light of liberty
William Randolph Hearts on government and business. Government should let business alone!
Recovery nullified by burdens on business, says W. R. Hearst
"You cannot create wealth by plunder," says W. R. Hearst
William Randolph Hearst on excessive taxation. The rake's progress: the United States is wasting its wealth in reckless extravagance
The business man and the criminal
Disinfection for the parasites.

Subject: Hearst, William Randolph, 1863-1951 > Political and social views.; Communism.; Fascism.; United States > Politics and government > 1933-1945.; United States > Economic conditions > 1918-1945.; Economic history.; Politics and government.; United States.

Reprint/reissue date: 1935
Original date: 1935
Note: Cover title.; "Reprinted from the editorial columns of the New York American and other Hearst newspapers" -- Title page.; Each collection of editorials is represented by a separate title page.

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