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Vol. 017 Issue 084 (November 3 1934)
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THE EDITOR COMMENTS: URGENT APPEAL
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The Editor Comments: Urgent Appeal [To the Worker* of America to Vote in Their Own Interest and for the Party of the Workingclass ¦y Tuesday the citizens and workers of nation go to the polls...
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LABOR MOVED FORWARD AT CONVENTION, LEADERS AGREE
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Labor Moved Forward at Convention. Leaders Agree $tate Federation President CiUs Decision on j industrial Unionism and Election of Dubinsky to Executive Council flPHE firm belief tliat the...
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PACK MECCA TEMPLE SUNDAY
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Pack Mecca Temple Sunday Cunpai|ii WIM JteachClimaxon Sunday at 2 i flPHE Socialist city and stat P campaign of 1934 will read I climax this Sunday, Nov. 4 It 2 p. m. sharp, in...
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VOTE THE TICKET STRAIGHT!
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Vote the Ticket Straight! You Have a Duty on Election Day A 1-L those who registered cluring the registration days in (.*cfol>er and who have not nwjved to another residence since are,...
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O'CASEY'S MUCH DISCUSSED 'WITHIN THE GATES'-AT NATIONAL
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O'Casey's Much Discussed 'Within the Gates' --At National jt* Gold or *• Iron Key? «fnBIN THE GATES." By Sean gpM«y. At the National. failure in London performance, vgHad as a masterpiece in...
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YVONNE BRINGS SPRINGTIME TO "CONVERSATION PIECE"
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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Yvonne Brings Springtime to "Conversation Piece" The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley ftoHtaente Frivolity Yvonne Printemps in "Conversetion Piece." By Noel Coward. At the 44th...
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LOCALS TOLD HOW TO AID IN A. & P. LOCKOUT
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Locals Told How to Aid in A. & P. Lockout JfOLI.OII IXd is the message despatched from the national office of the Socialist fatty to 150 heals in cities tchere A. and P. stores are located: Dear...
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NOMINEES BACKED BY LABOR
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Nominees Backed by Labor SAN FRANCISCO.—Samuel S. White, manager of the joint board of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and Socialist candidate for Congress, is conducting a...
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THEIR MANHOOD
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heir Manhood! P>n.---Do We Meet ialism! VMMfl It in ¦ *e Worker s." They became hoboes. They lost contact with orderly life. They learned to know the under - side of freight...
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COMMUNIST LABOR OF A UNITED FRONT
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Communist Idea of A United Fr$ttt Crown Heights 'Vote Meyers' EGroup Formed I — Seek United Fre-at frota , All Parties to Elect ' Negro to Assembly I' Oscar Meyeri, Negro worker who Is...
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PARTY PROGRESS
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Party Progress Michigan The S. li. C. uracil all brunches to have as many watchers at the polls «» possible. Kalamazoo local Is planning a rally Saturday, Nov. 3, with Comrade J.arien as...
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TIMELY TOPICS
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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By Norman Thorns* TIMELY TOPICS A Last Minute Appeal 'TWERE »re still a few days, left for Socialists * throughout the United States to work, both to poll up an impressive vote and to send men...
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Vol. 017 Issue 087 (November 10 1934)
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Vol. 017 Issue 088 (November 17 1934)
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Vol. 017 Issue 089 (November 24 1934)
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