Containers:

Box 376

Dates:

1925-1974

Scope and content:

Includes John J. Ballam, 70,000 Silk Workers Strike for Bread and Unity; Tom Bell, The Movement for World Trade Union Unity; Johannes Buchner, The Agent Provocateur in the Labour Movement; Louis Budenz, Red Baiting: Enemy of Labor; Grace Burnham, Dangerous Jobs; Grace Burnham, Work or Wages; Robert L. Cruden, TGhe End of the Ford Myth; Robert W. Dunn, Company Unions Today; Robert W. Dunn, Spying on Workers; William F. Dunne, Gastonia; William F. Dunne, The Great San Francisco General Strike; William F. Dunne, The Struggle against Opportunism in the Labor Movement; William F. Dunne, The Threat to the Labor Movement; William F. Dunne, Worker Correspondents; William Z. Foster, Industrial Unionism; William Z. Foster, Labor and the Marshall Plan; William Z. Foster, A Manual of Industrial Unionism; William Z. Foster, Problems of Organized Labor Today; William Z. Foster, Railroad Workers Forward!; William Z. Foster, Unionizing Steel; William Z. Foster, What Means a Strike in Steel; B. Frank, Miners Unite!; Clarence Hathaway, Communists in the Textile Strike; Roy Hudson, Communists and the Trade Unions; Hays Jones, Seamen and Longshoremen under the Red Flag; Hy Kravif, Tel and Tel; Elizabeth Lawson, The Spy at Your Counter; Jay Lovestone, Blood and Steel; Jay Lovestone, The Labor Lieutenants of American Imperialism; George Morris, Outlook for a New Labor Advance; George Morris, A Tale of the Waterfronts; Myra Page, Southern Cotton Mills and Labor; John Pepper, Why Every Miner Should Be a Communist; Anna Rochester and Pat Toohey, The Miners' Road to Freedom; William Schneiderman, The Pacific Coast Maritime Strike; N. Sparks, The Struggle of the Marine Workers; Herb Tank, Communists on the Waterfront; Pat Toohey, N.R.A., Martial Law, "Insurrection"; William Weinstone, the Case against David Dubinsky; William Weinstone, The Great Sit-Down Strike; Albert Weisbord, Passaic; Arvo Fredrickson: Hard Rock Miner and Organizer; Get Organized: History of the American Labor Movement; The "Productivity" Hoax and Auto Workers' Real Needs; Questions and Answers to American Trade Unionists; Stalin's Interview with the First American Trade Union Delegation to Soviet Russia; Report of the First Rank and File Laborf Delegation to Soviet Russia; Russia afte Ten Years: Rep;ort of the American Trade Union Delegation to the Soviet Union; Stgeel Labor's Road

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