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Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio
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In Washington, Morris Hillquit, national chairman of the Socialist Party, urges radical reorganization of industries through planned production to address the economic slump and benefit the people, criticizing the current system for enriching the few while impoverishing millions.
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Planning to Cure Slump
Washington. — "Our productive forces and resources are adequate to provide for all human wants, if they are not perverted to the private gains of the privileged classes," said Morris Hillquit, national chairman of the socialist party. "Our industries must be radically reorganized on the principle of planned production for the benefit of the whole body of our people."
Hillquit charged that our present industrial system has "piled up vast wealth for the few and thrown millions of toilers into the breadlines. It is impotent to control the wild and blind economic forces which it has conjured up."
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Morris Hillquit, national chairman of the socialist party, stated that productive forces are adequate but perverted for private gains, urging radical reorganization of industries on planned production for the people's benefit. He charged the current system with creating wealth for the few, throwing millions into breadlines, and failing to control economic forces.