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No New Deal for Postmen Postal Workers Protest Sweatshop Conditions Under Farley I AY-OFPS, pay cuU, compulsory furloughi, speed-up, stretch-out and starvation wages— all the vicious tools...
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As Wages Go Up (a Little) Prices Go Up —a Lot By Gertrude Weil Klein IT'S no secret,' even to those men who wouldn't for love or money go shopping with their wives or girl friends, that...
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Auto Manufacturer Defies NRA in Farcical Election PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — A poTl among the workers in the Edwird G. Budd Manufacturing Company |o determine labor representation was taken here on...
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Program of. Socialists For N. Y. Dressmakers i Following it the text •/ a ¦»«« eage from the Dreermakert' Socialitt League to its fellow-members in Local 22, New York, of the tnttnmtumal...
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SERVE THE LABOR MOVEMENT of Romanticism, But There Is a Real em to Perform Li frequently P>ipiBf-j*Ck. fcruduetwn act EeiM him for LrtiTity, but 1 sf returning 1 sn.pi back uai why ao Ail...
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"Midnight" and Oumansky Stage Revue at Fox Brooklyn "MMniget" Cninei to Fox Brooklyn—New Stage ItVM by Oemontky . -Midnight," Cheater Ersiin'i SJm, adapted from the successful Theatre Guild...
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"Yellow Jack" Should Prove Catching at Martin Beck The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley FEVER ON-STAGE •YELLOW JACK." A history by Sidney Howard and Paul de Kiuif At the Martin...
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BostonSociatists Honor Marcus rSTON.—In recognition of nearly a half century of unletfish devotion and 1 >yal service to tbe labor and Socialist movement s dinner was recently given it...
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS What to Fight For SOCIALISTS, trsde unionists, and all friends of labor snd justice should fight for all they are worth for the following measures ia...
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Vol. 017 Issue 009 (March 3 1934)
NO NEW DEAL FOR POSTMEN
