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have always led SOCIAL PROGRESS “Whatever is right can be a chieved through the irresistible tu. oie P WAT af mw vakened as $f. rmed ech Attn rE. pows* Oi aWaKkenea ana inrormea pupiic opinion. Our 7 = 4 object, therefore, is not to enquire whether a thing can be done, but whether it ought to be done, and if it ought to be done, to so exert the forces of publicity that public Be will compel it to be done.” rot 1880's the Hearst News- In 1922 the Hearst Newspapers -papers ‘pioneered i in the movement for fought for a “living wage” for the —-, > an .8-bour day for labor and helped to nation’s railroad workers. Breone for the ironworkers.. 4 Ne In 1939 hafnra el he Nev ‘ty Deal the P : 1.1902, the Hearst Newspapers ad- Hearst Newspapers urged work relief as vocated public ownership of certain a temporary cure for unemployment. yo public utilities to save them from the bo corrupt trusts. . ; , In 1937 the Hearst Newspapers asked Te 3 for more recreation facilities for chil- . . In 1913 the Hearst Newspapers dren, stating that juvenile delinquency helped to put over Parcel Post to pre- results from community carelessness. xent exorbitant express rates. ~ ™ ~ In 1943 the Hearst Newspapers In 1916 the Hearst Newspapers got lauded labor’s amazing record while Congress to pass a law—later set aside at the same time deploring the Com- by the courts—barring child labor. _- munist-led strikes of a tiny minority.