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To heaven by subway
By Fortune EditorsAugust 1, 1938
Here’s Fortune’s survey on how Americans viewed Jewish refugees in 1938
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Here’s Fortune’s survey on how Americans viewed Jewish refugees in 1938
By Fortune EditorsJuly 1, 1938
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Can air conditioning cozy up to American consumers?
By Fortune EditorsApril 1, 1938
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Big league baseball
By Fortune EditorsAugust 1, 1937
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The U.S. minicam boom
By Fortune EditorsOctober 1, 1936
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Jews in America
By Fortune EditorsFebruary 1, 1936
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Chrysler
By Fortune EditorsAugust 1, 1935
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From the drought, an opportunity
By Fortune EditorsApril 1, 1935
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The federal budget: Have we a ‘spending orgy’?
By Fortune EditorsDecember 1, 1934
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The New Yorker
By Fortune EditorsAugust 1, 1934
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Can wine become an American habit?
By Fortune EditorsFebruary 1, 1934
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Whiskey and America: A post-prohibition reunion
By Fortune EditorsNovember 1, 1933
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Alcohol: The seamy side
By Fortune EditorsNovember 1, 1933
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Who is Publicker?
By Fortune EditorsNovember 1, 1933
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A whiskey primer
By Fortune EditorsNovember 1, 1933
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