Containers:

Box 907, Folder 1-2

Dates:

1892-1991

Scope and content:

Includes Gus Alexander, Society's Stepchildren Fight Back!; Svetlana Askoldova, Commemorating the Centenary of the Chicago Events, 1886-1986; Andrew Avery, Communist Power in U.S. Industry; Karl Baarslag, Communist Trade Union Trickery Exposed; Paul Blanshard, Labor in Southern Cotton Mills; Clarence B. Carson, Organized against Whom? The Labor Union in America; Clarence Darrow, The Open Shop; Hilaire Du Berrier, Labor's International Network; Walter H. Fink, The Ludlow Massacre; William Z. Foster, The Great Steel Strike and Its Lessons; William Green, Reports on Communist Propaganda in America; Arvid Harnack, Die vormarxistische Arbeiterbewegung in den Vereinigten Staaten; John P. Holly, What If They Are Red?; Sidney Howard, The Labor Spy; John Huber, ACWA on Trial; Louis Kirschbaum, Justice for Organized Workers; H. D. Margulies, The Worker and the Law; William A. Pinkerton and Robert A. Pinkerton, Pinkerton's National Detective Agency and Its Connection with the Labor Troubles at Homestead, Penn.; Mike Quin, The Big Strike; Paul Romano and Ria Stone, The American Worker; Herbert Solow, Union-Smashing in Sacramento; J. Sassenbach, Twenty-five Years of International Trade Unionism; David M. Schneider, The Workers (Communist) Party and American Trade Unions; John Spargo, Shall the Unions Go into Politics?; Don Thomson and Rodney Larson, Where Were You, Brother?; Savel Zimand, The Open Shop Drive; The CIO and the War; Communists within the Labor Movement; The ILWU Story; A Labor Party for the United States; Labor Spies in the N.M.U.; Law and Order in San Francisco; Leninism-Lewisism; The Modesto Frame-up; Pennsylvania's Cossacks and the State's Police; The Position of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union in Relation to CIO and AFL, 1934-1938; A Program for the Rank and File of the American Federation of Labor; Report from Europe by the Rank and File Delegation of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union; Report of the American Trade Union Delegation that Visited the Soviet Union and the Countries of Europe in July 1951; Revolt in the Railroad Unions; Trade Unions and Peace

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