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Protest Mounting Against Roosevelt Wage Gigantic Demonstration for Labor's Program Garden Rally Demands Congress Pass Bills Sponsored by A. F. L More Than 50/HH) Workers Fill Huge Auditorium...
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President's Pauper Wage Scale Pleases Organized Bosses of U.S.; But Workers Must Fight It Hard By Louis Waldman New York State Chairman, Socialist Party. THE relief-wage scale is not only...
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Pacific Coast Lumber Strike Severe Blow to Company Union by Paul F. Smith Portland Ore. m«E lumber strike js a severe .Jy^ to the infamous 4-L, the ^many union organized in war JTJito put...
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Charles Solomon Calls for End of Capitalism at Anti-War Parade By Eli A. Kohn I ED by a colorful contingent of Socialists and Socialist youth organizations. New York witnessed the most...
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Work of the Women's Committee; Organized Against the H. C. of L. By Lena Morrow Lewis OEPEATED visits to New *^ York City for the past 28 years have enabled me to keep informed as to the...
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The Guild Shoots the Works and Joins the Red "Parade" The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley LEFTWARD HO! "PARADE." A satirical reme with Jimmy Saro. Sketches by Paul Peters. George ...
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The End of a Communist Illusion Rise and Fatt of the Communist International—Comintern Congress Meets in Moscow Today for the First Time in Seven Years—Catastrophic Decline of Its Power and...
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What Has Father Coughlin to Offer A Fourth Rate Thinker, He demands Unthinking Obedience of Those Who Follow Him. By James Oneal IN periods of economic disaster we have always had...
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ON THE PENNSYLVANIA FRONT Federation of Labor Is Moving Toward Politics Call* Sgeclel Convention to Consider Political Action— Hoopes' Address Sent to Ail Affiliated Locals JJARRISBURG.—The...
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"Production for Use' By Wallace M. Short Editor, Unionist and Public Forwmt Sioux City, la. *I/E are now hearing a good deal about "Production for Use," in contrast to "Production for...
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1930
Vol. 018 Issue 018 (May 4 1935)
Protest Mounting Against Roosevelt Wage
