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Socialist International Rejects United Front Proposal of the Communists as Insincere L S. I. Executive Votes Against New Comintern Move to Split Workers Appeal Issued at Brussels Meeting for...
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New York Custom Tailors Strike; Amalgamated in Big Drive By E. Rabkin THE New York Joint Board of * the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America has undertaken an extensive and...
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Round Laughter in "Squaring the Circle": Fine Russian Farce The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley RUSSIA ROARS—WITH LAUGHTER "SQUARING THE CIRCLE." By Valentine Katayew. Adapted...
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British Labors Debate on War Crisis Both Sides of Sanctions Issue Presented at Brighton Congress - Momentous Issues Clarified In Historic Discussion the Results of Which Will Have Far-reaching...
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Starving Workers and WPA Drafted by James Oneal and adopted by the National Executive Committee of the Socialist Party. FIE Socialist Party of the United States through its National...
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The N. E. C. Decisions WHILE Socialists throughout the " country had awaited a positive lead from their National Executive Committee in the task of rebuilding the party and bringing...
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Millions Are on the March--Let Us Keep Step With Them By Algeron Lee |N 1849 the British parliament enacted a law providing that women employed in the manufacturing industries should...
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1930
Vol. 018 Issue 040 (October 5 1935)
Socialist International Rejects United Front Proposal of the Communists as Insincere
