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When Shabetay Djaen, chief rabbi of Monastir in present-day Macedonia, visited New York in 1925, the publication reported sympathetically on the talk he delivered to the 300 mostly Monastir-born members of the Sephardic Progressive Club, in which he insisted that Jewish national culture and socialism are linked: Marx, Engels and Lasalle and other socialists agree with the social order proposed by Moses, Djaen said, according to the paper

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The worst problem: : Without a doubt, adverse effect wage rates will be an urgent topic for discussion in Washington and in state capitals, says Pedigo, who is afraid that even with a good crop, tobacco farmers in Kentucky may be hard pressed to turn a profit after paying such a high labor cost

But his area was largely spared from the worst of hurricane damage

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