JF Ptak Science Books: On Nationalizing Essential Industries and Resources of the U.S. (1934)

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On Nationalizing Essential Industries and Resources of the U.S. (1934)

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Here's an idea that didn't go very far, brought to you by the Socialist Party, U.S.A. in 1934. Paul Porter's America for All took a little too much liberty with the existing sentiment that "America" should be owned by "all", and applying it very liberally (sorry) and literally:

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