Radical Responses to the The Great Depression

Plain Talk, "Spokesman for the Forgotten Man".
Washington, 1927-38.

Plain Talk had a populist orientation: its editor and publisher, Morris A. Bealle (1891-1972), later became a pundit of the Radical Right.

	RADICAL RESPONSES TO THE GREAT DEPRESSION Radical Magazines and Newsletters
		Plain Talk, "Spokesman for the Forgotten Man". Washington, 1927-38. Plain Talk had a populist orientation: its editor and publisher, Morris A. Bealle (1891-1972), later became a pundit of the Radical Right.