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EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Roosevelt’s Interventionist Speech Was Not Authorized by the People
Happy New Year! (cartoon), by Carlo
Bankers Frankly Announce World Imperialist Aims
Northcrop Aircraft Company Cuts Hours of Work
Lively Discussion at Coolidge Buffalo Meeting
Violence Against Pickets Marks Fifth Month of Creosoting Strike, by S. Michaels
Stalinists run ASU Convention – Lash Organizes Pro-War Student Movement
Lynn Food Union Seeks Rising Scale of Wages
Morale and the Boss War
Really?
Labor Organizes as War Industries Boom, by Jack Wilson
Du Quoin Victims Pardoned
To See or Not to See, by Susan Green
Dear Mary, from Sally
Hold Meeting for Waller in the Bronx
Party News
Imperialism Writes Its Profits in the Blood of Countless Millions, by Jack Wilson
The Last
We Want Everything That Rightly Belongs to Us ...
England at War, by Dwight Macdonald
American Capitalism Gets an Outline of Its Economic Program for the War, by Frank Demby
Hounding in Store for Aliens
Schedule for Coolidge Tour
Defend Victims of British “Justice”
Editorials
The Negro’s Fight
Lenin on the Workers’ Militia
There’s No Excuse for Ignorance
Our Readers Take the Floor ...
No Comment
Playing Safe
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
F.D.R. Message: “All Out For War”, by Dwight Macdonald
Coolidge Sees War Boom Sharpening Class Struggle, by David Coolidge
The President’s Message (cartoon), by Carlo
Profits Spell Speed-Up at Camp Dix, by Bill Carpenter
Energetic Union Drive forces Ford Co. into Defensive Position
The World at War
Briggs Aircraft Pays 75¢ an Hour Minimum Wage, by L. Saine
Seamen Face New Fink Legislation
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Indian Nationalist Leader Arrested
Union Accuses Leviton of Violating Law
Our West Coast Correspondent, by Jack Wilson
Protest Negro Discrimination in Army Draft
Party News
Schedule for Coolidge Tour
Good News! No Shortage of Steel in Sight! War Can Continue!
Fascism and World War, by Max Shachtman
In Salute to a Soldier of the Revolution, by S.S.
Luxemburg on Capitalism and War
Relief That Does Not Relieve – A Few N.Y. Case Histories
U.S. Imperialism Moves to Take Over Rich Trade Routes of British Empire, by Tom Vaughan
Editorials
The Negro’s Fight
Liebknecht on the Aim of Militarism
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Roosevelt Asks Sweeping Powers – Wants Authority to Decide on U.S. War Policy by Himself – Willkie Says O.K., by Dwight Macdonald
Billions for Imperialist War, Pennies for Relief! New Budget Means War Entry Nears
No Back Seat Drivers (cartoon), by Carlo
Two Chicago Negroes Resist Army Draft, by David Coolidge
Aircraft Worker Sees Victory for CIO in Douglas Drive, by Jack Wilson
On the Up and Up!
Lehman Brothers Outstrip J.P. Morgan as War Profiteers
Export Figures Show U.S. Imperialism Maneuvering for World Domination, by Sherman Stanley
Akron Activities Keep Coolidge Busy During Stay
“Defense” Board Forces Settlement in Ranger Strike
“All Men Are Created Free and Equal”
Tells Movie Star, Clark Gable, What Democracy Means to the Negro, from Curtis C. Taylor
Relief That Does Not Relieve – New York City Chisels on Relief Funds, by Susan Green
Party News
Lincoln Square Project Going Up, Tenants Face Severe Moving Problem, by J. Reilly
News Item
Dear Mary, from Sally
These N.Y. Stands Sell Labor Action
Schedule for Coolidge Tour
Our West Coast Correspondent, by Jack Wilson
Stalin Supplies the Hitler War Machine, by Frank Demby
London Lovely Place to Live – If You Have Money
From the Diary of a “Democrat”
To See or Not to See, by Susan Green
Lenin on War and Revolution
CIO’s Program on Jobless
Los Angeles Readers ...
St Louis Meeting
Editorials
The Negro’s Fight
It Happened – In Washington
The World at War
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Bankers Laud War Dictator Bill! But Labor Must Block Enactment of the Bill
Their Budget! (cartoon), by Carlo
Conscription Threat Fails to Balk Ryan Strike Plans
A Negro
Over One Million British Workers Demand More Pay, by Susan Green
Chattel Slaves in All but Name ..., by David Coolidge
Army Tells Negro – “Keep your Place”
Administration Maneuvers Block Investigation of Pork-Barrel War Contracts
Theory vs. Practice
Sharecroppers Listen Eagerly to Coolidge
Good and Welfare, by Lefty
Akron Negroes Denied Jobs in War Plant
Party News
A Story With a Moral – When Britain Deported the Refugees from Palestine, by J. Jacoby
World at War
Labor Group Hears Coolidge in Streator
A St. Louis Aircraft Worker Writes About His Union Local, by A Member of Local 710
12 Crane Operators Stage 2½ Hour Strike at Republic Steel
Schedule for Coolidge Tour
Cleveland Plant Faces Strike Action
Fascism and the World War, by Max Shachtman
Coolidge Speaks at Four Meetings in Chicago
From Our West Coast Correspondent
These N.Y. Stands Sell Labor Action
Editorials
Stalin Orders Labor Peonage, by Frank Demby
The Negro’s Fight
It Happened – In Washington
More Truth Than Poetry
Profits A-Plenty for Lehman Bros.
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Arsenals of ‘Democracy’ (cartoon), by Carlo
Army Orders 4,500,000 Tags for U.S. War Dead
CIO Workers March on Every Front, by Jack Wilson
Brewster Workers Face Speed-up
Ryan Bosses Sign Contract with CIO Union
Thar’s Gold in Them Thar War Preparations
From Our West Coast Correspondent
England at War
Europe at War
City Dodges Responsibility in Barring Relief Clients from Housing Project
“All Men Are Created Free and Equal ...”
Among the Negroes, As Among the Whites, There Are Two Classes: Worker and Boss, by David Coolidge
In these United States
Our Platform
Two Join Party at Los Angeles Coolidge Meeting
Oppose Jim-Crow Army Air Unit
Ukrainians, Beware of Provocation Sheet Issued by Canadian Government, by “Canadadus”
Schedule for Coolidge Tour
Taking It for Granted
Negro Workers! Join with Us in the Fight for Equality, Jobs, Peace and Freedom!
Slave Markets, by Susan Green
Conference on Negro Problems Demands “Defense” Industry Jobs
Our Only Course, by Jack Mann
The Negro and the Trade Unions, by Conrad Lynn
Cite Jim-Crow Case in Chicago “Defense” Job
Parade Will Protest Negro Discrimination
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGERS:
John Billings
War: Shall One Man Decide or Shall the People?
Not a Lease, Not a Loan, But a Gift for Each (cartoon), by Carlo
CIO Organization Drive Has Ford Company on the Run, by Jack Wilson
Brewster Worker Writes on What the Men Want the Union to Do
The World at War
Cleveland Unions Block Street Barricades Law
Good and Welfare, by Lefty
The United States Empire – Its History
Press Action
Boeing Rank and File Asks Change in National Union Administration
Branch Forum Discusses Lincoln Square Situation
Coolidge Tour Backs Up Bay Area Party Work
Vultee Union Uncovers Activities of FBI Agent-Provocateur in Ranks
Los Angeles Decrees “Concentration Camp” for Jobless Young Men
England at War
Shades of 1917!
Women Finks Organize Scab Outfit
Capitalist Lies Won’t Help Them, by Susan Green
Dear Sally – Dear Mary
All Is Not Enthusiasm in Europe
Rats Infest Chicago Slums – Another Negro Child Bitten
This Is a Profit System
Europe at War — —
Editorials
British Representatives Hold Delhi Conference, by Sherman Stanley
The Negro’s Fight
Our Readers Take the Floor ...
Grapes of Wrath in the Flesh
Schedule for Coolidge Tour
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGERS:
John Billings
Willkie Goes to Bat for Boss War
The GPU Claims Another Victim!
Lets Cat Out of the Bag
White Jury Railroads Okla. Negro
The World at War
In Hock – For the Duration (cartoon), by Carlo
The Men Behind the War Set-Up
You Pay More Now – For Less Meat
Will Book-Burning Be Next? Police Chief Wants Printing Blacklist
YPSL Chief Blasts AYC Line, by Irving Howe
Our Readers Take the Floor ...
Party News
Chicago’ Negro Community – A Treasure-Haven for Landlords
Virginia State Supreme Court Will Hear Waller Appeal This Month
Consolidated Aircraft Uses AFL Union to Block CIO Organization March, by Jack Wilson
Bogus Labor Attorney Defends Scabs
Philadelphia War Industries Face CIO Organization
The Negro’s Place in Washington
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
On Truth and Rumors
From the Diary of a Migratory Worker, by Jimmie Little
CIO Sweeps Kansas City General Motors Plant
Editorials
From Our West Coast Correspondent
The Negro’s Fight
Good and Welfare, by Lefty
Dear Mary, from Sally
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGERS:
John Billings
Who Are the Men Behind the War Preparation Program? by Dwight Macdonald
And They Call It a ‘People’s War’ (cartoon), by Carlo
“We’re in the War” Says Sec’y. Jones
Ohio Court Frames Negro, by Guy Corbett
Bulletin
The World at War
“These Copies Make Us More Active” – A Sharecropper
Pity the Poor Capitalist
Glen Martin Rats Scared by CIO Drive
Good and Welfare, by Lefty
One Day Strike Gets Food-Workers What They Want
“All Men Are Created Free and Equal ...”
AFL Seeks to Knife San Pedro CIO Shipyard Union
Forced-Labor
In Memory of a Stainless Revolutionary: Leon Sedoff, by Max Shachtman
Students Offered $100 in Contest on Sharecroppers
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
‘Defense’ Program
From the Diary of a Migratory Worker, [by Jimmie Little]
Editorials
The Chinese Stalinists and Chiang Kai-Shek at Odds, by Max Sterling
The Negro’s Fight
Our Readers Take the Floor ...
Dear Mary, from Sally
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Making ‘Democracy’ Work (cartoon), by Carlo
We Want No Boss War, No Expeditionary Force! Let Labor Vote on War!
Company Thugs Black-Jack URW Organizer, by R. Ferguson
Congressmen Loose Anti-Labor Drive, by H. Rentner
At the Harvester Plant: International Harvester Strikers Remember the Haymarket Martyrs
CIO Will Ask Run-Off Poll at Aero Plant
Press Finney Defense Appeal
From the Diary of a Migratory Worker, by James Little
13,000 Young People Face NYA Axe
We’d Like to Know Their War Aims, by Paul Temple
On Life and Democracy in the Army, by Jack Wilson
A Story of New York’s Upper West Side: You Are Notified to Quit These Premises, by Bill O’Day
Good and Welfare, by Lefty
Fish and Chips – and Mighty Little of That!
A Picture of Illinois “Democracy” At Work: “Negroes? we Don’t Allow Them in This Town”
The World at War
Hearst Breaks Pledge to Guild – Discharges 90 Reinstated Workers
“All Men Are Created Free and Equal ...”
Oklahoma’s ‘Dies’ Comm. Runs Afoul of Editor Dungee’s Statement of Facts, by C. Andrews
England at War
Coolidge Speaks for Baltimore Emancipators
Dear Mary, from Sally
Editorials
The Breakdown of Soviet Planning Under Stalin, Frank Demby
The Negro’s Fight
Our Readers Take the Floor ...
Help a Group of Colonial Prisoners
Take Note!
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
Albert Gates
Organize the War Industries Now!
Labor’s Arsenal of Defense (cartoon), by Carlo
CIO, AFL Oppose Model Fink Bill, by B. Rentner
We Must Answer Their Appeal, by Max Shachtman
Democracy in the Armed Forces? The Men Don’t Think So, by Fred Morris
In the Next Issue
Negroes! Beware the Imperialist Use of Ethiopia! by J.R. Johnson
Philadelphis Business Men Promote Jim-Crow ‘Union’
Progress of Our American Gestapo
Knitgoods Union Protests the Turning Over of German Exiles to the Gestapo
With the Party
Dear Mary, from Sally
Distribute Workers Party Anti-War Leaflet at Dorothy Thompson Meeting
Worcester Group Hears Coolidge
Phila. Budd Workers Lose $300 Yearly Because They Don’t Belong to a Union
Chicago Meeting for Odell Waller
Colonials Ask Britain’s War Aims, by George Padmore
Roosevelt-Churchill State Their War Aims: – To Win the War, by Dwight Macdonald
British Workers Demand More Pay, by W. Ballantine
Editorials
Trade Union Policy, United Front and the Stalinists, by M.S.
Sacrifice? Make the Bosses Sacrifice Profits, by Paul Temple
Our Readers Take the Floor ...
Mr. Winchell and Miss Symes
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Shachtman Opens National Speaking Tour on April 9
Boss Congress Lights Green Signal for War!
This Week’s Fireside Chat (cartoon), by Carlo
Transport Workers Strike New York City Bus Companies
Knudsen Shows True Colors, Threatens Right to Strike
Negroes! Beware of Imperialist Use of Ethiopia, by J.R. Johnson
Brewster Men Busy on Wage, Classification Negotiations
From Our West Coast Correspondent
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
CP Machine in Disrepute as Bridges Forces Shabby Contract on Longshoremen
Coal Diggers, Steel Workers Ask Boost in Pay, by David Coolidge
More on the Cannonites and the United Front: How Not to Make a United Front, by M.S.
Mass. CIO Unions Meet in Convention
Waller Wins New Stay of Execution
“All Men Are Created Free and Equal ...”
Editorials
The Negro’s Fight
World at War
Discontent in England
Lower Manhattan Social
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Profits Jump – Rich Get Richer!
Protecting OUR Way of Life! (cartoon), by Carlo
Bus Strike Ranks Hold Solid Despite Mayor’s Scab Threat
We Must Answer This Challenge!
With March Issue, New International Becomes a 32 Page Monthly Magazine
“Everyone” Must Sacrifice: Specially, Every Worker, by Frank Demby
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
A Letter on Brewster Reclassification, from A Brewster Worker
CCNY Teachers Face Ouster
Take Your Choice
Local New York Announces ...
Our Battle Line Is the Picket Line, by Paul Temple
An Exposé of Bituminous Mine Conditions, by Susan Green
Good and Welfare, by Lefty
R. Forka
Branches Make Preparations for Shachtman National Tour
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
Insurance Is Big Business and Big Business Runs It, by Fred Morris
The Negro’s Fight
A Few Questions, Lord Halifax!
The World at War
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Police Goon Squads Try to Break Harvester and Bethlehem Strikes
Labor’s War Bulletin No. 1 (cartoon), by Carlo
Profits Go Up!
An Editorial
The People Still Say “No”, by Fred Morris
Harvill Strikers Crack Boss Front, Win Smashing Victory
Another Promotion for Prendergast?
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Our West Coast Correspondent
Fact and Myth in Fabulous Holywood, by Norm
The War Boom in New England
The Flivver King Belongs on the Junk Pile
Schedule of Shachtman National Tour
Our This Week ...
Shachtman Meeting in Syracuse ...
A Preview of War for Our Youth
A Political Primer
“National Defense” Used to Break ALCOA Strike, by Susan Green
He Spoke the Truth
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
General Electric Workers Demand Boost in Pay of 10¢ an Hour, by Bill Hale
Dear Mary, from Sally
Editorials
Stalinists Stage Old Show Under New Name, Slogan, by Sherman Stanley
The Negro’s Fight
The World at War
Labor’s World
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Ship Seizure Is an Act of War
An Editorial
“Democracy” Marches On (cartoon), by Carlo
For All-Out Labor Aid to Ford Strikers
Whom Do They Represent? by Susan Green
Is United States Going to Invade Brazil?
The Political Situation and the Party’s Tasks
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
The War Boom in New England
The World at War
Harvester Men End Strike
Editorials
Famine’s Four Horsemen Trample Warring Europe, by Sherman Stanley
The Negro’s Fight
Send Greetings for the May Day Issue
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
“Mediation” Board is a Boss Trick!
“My Men Are Satisfied” – Ford (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
What Is the Cotton-Hand to Do? by A St. Louis Worker
What Benefits Negro Labor, Benefits All Labor, by David Coolidge
From Our West Coast Correspondent
Sauce for Big Business Is ..., by Susan Green
The Party and the Trade Unions
Ireland and the Revolutionary Traditions of Easter Week, by J.R. Johnson
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Schedule of Shachtman National Tour
A Note from Chicago
Editorials
A Series on the Aircraft Industry
A Negro’s Fight
The APM Meets, ‘Discusses,’ Passes Stalinist Resolutions, by Sherman Stanley
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
An Editorial
No Government Contract Without a Union Contract
Akron Labor Is Flexing Its Muscles
The National Sacrifice! (cartoon), by Carlo
Party, YPSL Aid Negro Bus Campaign, by Henry Pelham
Next Week – The May Day Issue
Union Buster Is Named for ‘Public’ on Mediation Board, by Mike Stevens
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
From Our West Coast Correspondent
A Thrilling Drama of the War and Labor, by Paul Temple
A Series on the Aircraft Industry
Relative Values – A Short, Short Story, by A St. Louis Worker
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
An Article by Trotsky
When a Rich Man’s Son Gets Pushed Around
WP Proposes United May Day Action to SWP – No Reply Yet
Shachtman Tour Audiences Praise Party’s Program against War and Fascism
Sharecropper Is Now a Day-Hand, by A St. Louis Worker
Los Angeles Labor Action Institute Announces, from Jack Wilson
Editorials
“Defense” Migrants Work Under Frightful Conditions, by Fred Morris
The Negro’s Fight
The World at War
With the Party
Dear Mary, from Sally
Pleasant for Whom?
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Down Tools! (cartoon), by Carlo
All Out on May Day for Peace and Plenty – A Socialist World!
The World at War
What’s New on the National Strike Front? by Susan Green
Negroes Win Strike for Bus Jobs, by Reva Craine
We Look Forward to a Socialist World! by the American Committee for the Fourth International
Burying a Story
Can You Hear Them Marching? (poem), by A Worker
Who Owns America? by Dwight Macdonald
Workers Party Program Is —
A Series on the Aircraft Industry
We Are Proud of American Labor’s Victories, by Jack Wilson
A May Day Message to Working Women, by Susan Green
Shop Steward Movement Comes Back, by Henry Judd
During World War I They Proved Labor Is a Power, by Paul Temple
A British Shop Steward’s Notebook, by Shop Steward
English Miners Strike
Thousands Rot in Camps as Shippers Profit, by Fred Morris
Cleveland Audience Welcomes Shachtman’s Anti-War Speech
Negro Masses and the Struggle for Socialism, by J.R. Johnson
“Democracy” Marches On, by Henry Pelham
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Help Wanted (cartoon), by Carlo
One Year of the Workers Party, by Harry Allen
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Convoys and Patrols Mean War
A Banner Year for Business
Convoyed to Death (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
Finney Case Before Court of Appeals
Bridges Hearings Reek of Frame-Up, by Jack Wilson
Textile Union Leaders Hitch Convention to War Chariot, by Susan Green
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Brewster Worker Writes Again on Union, from A Brewster Worker
Labor Action Bookshelf, by Dwight Macdonald
There Is Still a Lot to Be Done at Ford
New Tax Proposals Hit Those Who Can Least Afford Them, by Frank Demby
Ranks Bitter as Hillman Forces Rotten Contract on Coast Machinists
Shachtman Meeting in Los Angeles
Take Note!
Enthusiastic Meetings Mark Shachtman Tour in Chicago
From Our West Coast Correspondent
Kansas City Home Guard Drills for Strike Duty
India Status Haunts MPs, by S.S.
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Phila. Forum Hears Exposé of Labor Spy Racket
Editorials
A Series on the Aircraft Industry
The Negro’s Fight
Cannonites Play Possum on WP May Day Proposal
Lettuce Pickers Win Strike
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
An Editorial
Put the Bosses on Ice: Labor Needs No ‘Cooling’, by Susan Green
Just Steaming Us Up! (cartoon), by Carlo
A List of Anti-Labor Legislation
It’s Higher Wages We Want – Not Long Hours, by David Coolidge
Harlem Gobbles Up Party Pamphlet on Bus Victory
Akron Poll Shows 90% for War Referendum
Kansas City Labor Shows Its Mettle
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Lines, by David Coolidge
WP May Day Rallies Spread Socialist Message
Labor Action Bookshelf, by Dwight Macdonald
CIO Confident of Victory in Lackawanna Poll
Schedule of Shachtman National Tour
American Committee for Fourth Int’l Challenges Lie on Uruguay Group
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
From Our West Coast Correspondent
Relics of 1918 Jim-Crowed in Vet Hospital, by Ted Lyons
Beware of Lindbergh’s Program
N.I. Features Trotsky Article
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
Imperialist Powers Reach for Near and Middle East, by Sherman Stanley
The Negro’s Fight
AFL’ Bureaucratic High-Handedness May Pus Boeing Men into CIO, by D.D.
Life on a Government Project – Or Misery in a War-Boom Town, by Don Wells
Coast Machinists Win Pay Boost
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
An Editorial
F.D.R. Delays Formal War Entry – For a Few Weeks
City Officials Answer TWU Demands with Threats, Lies, by Susan Green
The Bosses’ Dictionary! (cartoon), by Carlo
Workers Strike British “Crown Colony” in California, by Ellen MacGuire
Shipyard Workers Defy Jingo Intimidation in Coast Strike, by J.W.
GE Workers Win Pay Boost, by Bill Hale
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
From Our West Coast Correspondent
A Letter from a Polish Comrade: “Out of the Night of Soviet Russia”
No Comment!
Washington Branch Holds Successful May Day Meeting
Labor Action Bookshelf, by Dwight Macdonald
Missouri Sharecroppers Are Really Rarin’ to Go, by David Coolidge
The World at War
“Refugees” in Black America
Popoff Wins New Trial
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
The Negro’s Fight
Lord Meets Lord – At the Ball Park, by Ted Lyons
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
“I Am an American” (cartoon), by Carlo
Roosevelt Plans Undeclared War
An Editorial
The World at War
Jingoes Hold Stage at Food Convention
Survey Shows People Do Not Want War
AFL-CIO Ranks Stand Solid Against Shipyard “Yellow Dog” Contract, by J.W.
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Boss Association Tries to Spike Wage Increase at North American
Press Action
Union Protest Forces Reverse of Draft Ruling Against Striker
Labor Action Bookshelf, by Dwight Macdonald
Ohio Confrerence Discusses Work
NAM War Council Tells Big Business the TRUTH About War’s Meaning, by Ellen MacGuire
Los Angeles Puts in Busy Week on Shachtman Tour
Social Gains Are on Way Out – IF Labor Permits, by Susan Green
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Lynn Labor Seeks Decent Housing – Unions Fight Banker-Boss Opposition
Editorials
Max Eastman Dives into Jingo Waters: So Perish All Traitors! by J.R. Johnson
The Negro’s Fight
Unionization Sweeps over Mojave Desert
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
By Flouting the Will of the People – Roosevelt Foists War Rule on U.S.!
Brooklyn Navy Yard Workers Blast at Frey
An Editorial
Tremendous Transport Rally Gives City Union-Busters Something to Think About, by Susan Green
The Government Is a Strikebreaker!
Who’s Behind Lindbergh? The America First Committee: Reading From Right to Left, by Dwight Macdonald
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Press Action
Boyle Gets a Shock – It’s a Union Job Too, by Ted Lyons
Ford Workers Hit Speed-up, Lies in Press
11,000 North American Workers Rally Around “75–10 or Strike!” by Jack Wilson
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
The Destiny of the Rio Plate Countries, by J.L. Lopez
Uruguay Fourth Internationalists Issue Newspaper
Freedom of Speech Department – West Coast Division
Editorials
The World at War
Caddies Shock Gentlemen by a Strike – And Win All They Ask
The Negro’s Fight
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
An Editorial
Conscript War Industries Under Workers’ Control!
TWU Battles with Facts Against Fakes, by Susan Green
The World at War
Elementary, Dear Watson!
West Coast Labor Resists Jingo Attack on Strikes, by Jack Wilson
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
“Negro Speaks Out” Committee Plots Feeble Path with Faulty Compass, by David Coolidge
Kansas City Chief of Police ‘Honors’ Shachtman
From Our West Coast Correspondent
An Eye Witness Account of the Occupation of Poland
Press Action
The Hood, the Bismarck – and Housing, by Susan Green
Hitherto Untranslated Article by Franz Mehring in June New International
Editorials
Report Army Camp Suicides, by Ellen MacGuire
The Negro’s Fight
Negroes Get Flattery, Not Housing, by Ted Lyons
“Show Me the Way Home” Is Conscript Sentiment, from A Conscript
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
The Roosevelt Government: Strikebreaker!
The Army in Action – Against Strikers (photo)
It Took 3,000 Bayonets to Push the Picket Line Back, by Jack Wilson
“Work or Get Thrown into the Army,” Roosevelt Threat to Striking Workers
Teamster Local 544 Quits AFL, Asks Admission to CIO
A Few Facts About Syria – The Latest Battleground
Negro Shot in Texas Court – Murderer Freed on $500 Bail
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Negro March on Washington Called for July 1, by David Coolidge
Appeals Court Rejects Plea – Sends Innocent Negro to Jail
Brooklyn Pocketbook Frame Workers Strike Against Starvation Wages
Negro Audience Voices Agreement at Shachtman Columbus Meeting
Very Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
The Picket Line Was Strengthened by the Rank and File of Many Unions, by John Borden
On the FBI and Civil Liberties, by Mike Stevens
At the North American Picket Line
Editorials
The World at War
AP Reports India Rioting
The Negro’s Fight
Step by Step Toward Open Intervention, by Henry Judd
9¢ an Hour – West Indies Pay
Anti-Semitism on Capitol Hill –
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
All Out on July 1 for the Negro March on Washington
Defend Labor’s Right to Strike!
Austin Local Joins CIO, Follows 544
The World at War
Did the Soldiers Like Their Fink Job? – No They Didn’t
Army Keeps Its Bayonets Poised at North American, by Jack Wilson
White Jury Frees Murderer of Negro in Two Minutes
White Soldier Provokes Race Fight in New York
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Antagonized Union Men (photo)
From Our West Coast Correspondent
Press Action
Washington Audience Hears Shachtman Blast Jim-Crow
Not All British Workers Fooled
Win Strike at Huyler’s
Labor News and Notes from Britain
Anti-Semitism on Capitol Hill
What the Ford Workers Need to Complete Their Victory, by Mike Stevens
Editorials
The Negro’s Fight
‘Nothin to Lose But Their Chains’, by Ted Lyons
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Hitler’ Attack on Russia – A New Stage in teh Imperialist War, Statement of the Political Committee of the Workers Party
Ford Workers Cheering Union Victory (photo)
What Can Be Done at the Negro March, by Grace Young
An Editorial
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Lynn Unions Continue Fight on Housing
Britain’s Food Distribution Marked by Profiteering and Inequality
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Vinson Committee Starts Union Inquisition, by Edwin Jeffrey
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
The World at War
Leviton Yields After Ten Month Strike
CIO Ousts AFL at Kansas City Chevrolet Plant
The Anglo-American Imperialists Warm Up to Stalin, by David Coolidge
Editorials
Speed-up in War Production Kicks Safety Out of Window, by Susan Green
The Negro’s Fight
“It’s a Long Way from Home”, by Ted Lyons
North American Workers Encouraged by Ford Victory
Congressmen: Take Note!
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
An Editorial
Workingmen! On Guard Against the C.P. Jingoes
Why Was the Negro March on Washington Called Off?
The War Today Is What It Was Yesterday – Imperialist, by Max Shachtman
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
AFL and CIO Locals Unite on Lynn Housing, by Bill Hale
Labor News and Notes from Britain
TWU Retreats Under Many-Sided Pressure, by Susan Green
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
For the Defense of the Soviet Union! A Pre-Convention Discussion Document, by Jack Wilson
Lynn Audience Shows Interest in WP Message
Editorials
The World at War
Mickey Mouse Wants to Be a Union Man, by Jack Borden
The Negro’s Fight
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
An Editorial
American Troops Land in European War Zone!
Don’t Let Congress Put the Clock Back (cartoon)
The World at War
Stalinist Jingoes Rule AYC
North American Workers Win Original Wage Demands, by Jack Borden
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
The American People Do Not Want War! They Should Have the Right to Say So! by Susan Green
Pre-convention Discussion Articles
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
The Cannonites and Defense of the Soviet Union
No Confidence in Churchill Government, by John McGovern
How the Negro March Was Betrayed
New International Will Have Full Analysis of the Russo-German War
Editorials
The United States Closes Its Gates to Victims of Nazism
The Negro’s Fight
CIO Leader condemns Attack on Local 544 and the SWP
We Called the Turn –
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Close Ranks Against Roosevelt’s Stab at Labor: Defend the 29 Indicted Militants!
How to Break Strikes – Roosevelt Fashion (photo)
An Editorial
The World at War
Columbus Negroes Break Theatre Race Barrier
Congress Throws Burden of War Billions on Labor, by Frank Demby
Pre-Convention Discussion Articles
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Lynn Unions Roused by Rebuff on Rent Gouging, by Bill Hale
From Our West Coast Correspondent
Labor News and Notes from Britain
Whither the West Indies? by George Padmore
Press Action
Singapore and British Malaya: Armored Cars and Tanks Used Against Strikers, by Henry Judd
Editorials
The Negro’s Fight
New International Out This Week will Analyze Nazi-Soviet War
A Message to Finnish Workers
A Reader Takes the Floor
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
National CIO Pledges Bond Fund for Indicted Unionists
Draft Extension Heralds Stage of Shooting War
Another Scrap of Paper (cartoon), by Carlo
A Special UAW Issue
Company Hires Professional Thugs to Hurl Against Bendix Picket Line
Pre-Convention Discussion Articles
Lynn shoe Workers Win Wage Raise
These N.Y. Stands Sell Labor Action
Leather Workers Stage Sit-Down Against Speed-Up
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
What Is This War All About? by Susan Green
Off the Press: The New International
Miscellaneous Headlines
Labor Shuns Pro-War Rally
News from the Third Camp
Editorials
The World at War
Navy Discharges 28 Machinists Who Protested Strikebreaking
The Negro’s Fight
An Editorial
Just in Case the Cost of Living Rises
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Greeting to UAW Convention: Organize Aircraft
Just a Sample List of Profits – First 6 Months
Labor Needs Political Action Too
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
What to Do About the Rise in Prices, by Frank Demby
Take It Up – Higher Wages for Draftees
An Editorial
The World at War
The Auto Workers Convention and the CP Line: The Stalinists Swallow Their Tail, by David Coolidge
Strike Wave Sweeps Over Los Angeles, by Jack Wilson
8,000 Electrical Workers Strike Con-Edison, by Susan Green
Brewster Trial Jury Ousts 4 Union Men
Editorials
Explanation, Please!
FDR Aims New Harassing Actions at Local 544–CIO
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Workers Party Local Names Shachtman as Its Anti-War candidate in N.Y. Mayoralty Campaign
We Say: Make the Bosses Pay for Their Own War!
Labor Board Aids Tobin in Fight on Local 544–CIO
A Landmark That Won’t Come Down! (cartoon), by Carlo
Lynn Unions Will Run Labor Slate
CIO Must Press Curtiss Organization Drive
The World at War
Sweatshops Yield to Pressure of ILG Pickets, by Jack Wilson
The UAW Convention
Pre-Convention Discussion Articles
Old Boss Doesn’t Mean Any Good to Either Negro or White Worker, by a Missouri Sharecropper
War Taxes Mount, by Frank Demby
Have You Read the July N.I.?
Economic Notes, by Frank Demby
Senator Wheeler: False Crusader, by Susan Green
Electrical Strike Weakened by Union Concession
Gypsum Workers Set for Long Strike Struggle
Press Action
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
“In That Promised Land ...”, by Ted Lyons
SWOC Strikes Timkens Co.
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Fight the Rising Cost of Living by Fighting for Increased Wages!
North Shore CIO Council Asks Murray to Fight for Higher Wages for Draftees
Both Ends Against the Middle ... (Cartoon), by Carlo
UAW Resolution on Jobs for Negro Workers
N.Y. Party Mobilizes for Shachtman Petition Drive
Delegates, Alive to the Union’s Problems, Insist on Having the Final Say at UAW Convention, by David Coolidge
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
A Letter to a Comrade: “Mixed Wars” and the War Today, by Max Shachtman
Resolution Hits Poll Tax Laws
And the Price of Food Will Go Up, by Frank Demby
Aircraft Workers Win Pay Increases, by Jack Wilson
UAW Delegates in Session (photo)
SWOC Ends Timken Strike
On the Picket Line in Lynn
Editorials
The World at War
Local 544 Chjallenges Blair’s AFL Bias
“The Old Army Game ...”, by Ted Lyons
YPSL Pledges All-Out Aid in Shachtman Campaign
British War Profits Soar
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
An Editorial
Roosevelt-Churchill Plot Imperialist War Program!
Behind the Eight-Ball! (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
A Lesson on “Peace” Points: 8 Plus 14 Equals 0, by Susan Green
Washington Cop Shoots 2 Negroes
UAW Convention Demonstrates Power of Industrial Unionism! by David Coolidge
As Leader of the Red Army – Leon Trotsky (photo)
Fly-Specks on the Eight Points
On the First Anniversary of Trotsky’s Death
The Army’s Morale? There Ain’t No Such Animal! by Ted Lyons
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Labor Action Shachtman Campaign Page
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Jim-Crow: Point “Number Nine” in F.D.R. Program
“Honest, Judge, This Time We’re on the Level” (cartoon), by Carlo
Workers of France Defy the Terror – Harrass the Nazis
The Facts on Iran
2,000 Sign Ballot Petitions for Shachtman in the First Week of Party’s Mayoralty Drive
The World at War
NAACP Finds That White MP’s at Fort Bragg Use “45” Authority
Army’s Morale Worries Brass Hats, by Jack Wilson
You Can Help!
With Liberty and Justice for All ..., by Ted Lyons
Some Aspects of the Russian Question, by Max Shachtman
They Have, Without Exception, Miscalculated, by William Burke
After the War, What? by Frank Demby
Labor News and Notes from the Anti-War Third Camp
Randolph Reports for the President – But He Doesn’t Report the FACTS, by Henry Pelham
Buffalo Workers Turn to Fight for Better, Cheaper Housing
“Let’s Get Together,” Says Colored Sharecropper of Southeast Mississippi
Buffalo Bosses Justify Jim-Crow by More Jim-Crow, by Val Hart
THe Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
Municipal Merry-Go-Round, by Susan Green
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
We Call on the CIO to Rally Its Forces: Defeat the Anti-Labor Tax Bill
Dan Tobin’s Stooges in Minneapolis Come Up with a Fat Handful of Jim-Crow Sewer Slime
A Birthday Feast (cartoon), by Carlo
Philadelphia Negroes Resist Rent Gouging Landlord
“Happy Anniversary – And Many of them”, by Susan Green
Demand Decent Housing for Buffalo Negroes
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Akron Meeting Commemorates Leon Trotsky
Pre-convention Discussion Articles
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
The World at War
Akron – An Uneasy Boomtown, by Blake Lear
The Cannonites and Iran: Silence Is Golden, by S.
Labor Action Shachtman Campaign Page
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Undeclared “Shooting War” Is On
Washington Negroes Will March Against Lynch Law on Sept. 14!
7,500 Signatures Collected in Bid to Put Shachtman, Party Candidate, on the Ballot
“Everybody Must Sacrifice Something!” (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
Carey Beaten in UERMW Convention Dispute, by David Coolidge
Shoe Workers Strike for Higher Wages
“Soldiers of Democracy” – at $21 a Month, by Susan Green
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
From a Negro Sharecropper to a White Sharcropper of Southeast Mo.
“Changed World Conditions” Change Stalinist “Manners” at Detroit AFT Convention
WP Branch Addresses Labor: Make Los Angeles a Union Town!
Massachusetts Tannery Workers Win Rising Scale of Wages
Activities of LA Branch
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Unrest Flares in Occupied France as Workers Defy Nazi Conquerors
Once More on Invasion of Iran ..., by Henry Judd
An Editorial
This Happened in a Machine Shop, by Robert Sherman
Bevin Refuses to Revise Cost of Living Index
Editorials
When Patriotism Pays
Negroes Charge Discrimination in Briggs Hiring
On Taxation – We Say: Let the Rich Pay for Their Own War
Mass. Textile Workers Ask Wage Increase
Now on Sale
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Roosevelt Orders Navy into Action
Washington March Blasts Jim-Crow Brutality, by Paul Norton
Nothing to Lose but Your Chains (cartoon), by Carlo
Will Protest Treatment of Negro Soldiers
Nazis Fix Martial Law on Norway, by Susan Green
A Specter Is Haunting Europe – The Specter of a Workers World
An American Fascist Speaks His Anti-Semitism
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
The World at War
Negroes Organize Against Rent-Gouging Landlord in Philadelphia
Economic Notes, by Frank Demby
Copies
Sharecroppers Fight Poverty and Oppression, by J.R. Johnson
Mr. Churchill and Mr. Gallagher
Anglo-American Friendship Runs Smack into a Few Not-So-Very-Friendly Arguments About Business, by Henry Judd
Labor Action Shachtman Campaign Page
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
What’s This About Taking the Profits Out of War
“Lower Living Standard, Longer Hours” – Knudsen
Committee Asks Funds for Indicted Militants
“Soak the Poor!” (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
First Day of Shipyard Convention Given Over to Pro-War Speeches, by David Coolidge
Starving People Destroy Food So Nazis Won’t Get It!
Ford Instrument Workers Vote to Authorize Strike
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Six CIO Conventions This Week – Hodcarriers Hold On to Racketeers, by David Coolidge
Uruguayan Trotskyists for WP Line
Report Jim-Crow Terror in Army Camp
What Is It the Sharecropper Fights For? by J.R. Johnson
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Copies
Childs Workers Prepare Strike
Left of the News
Editorials
Economic Notes, by Frank Demby
Ceilings? On Houses, Yes! On Wages, NO! by Susan Green
Ask Funds to Fight Case of Minnesota Defendants
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
In the Camp of Democracy (cartoon), by Carlo
Anti-Nazi Revolts Spread in Europe! by Henry Judd
Some More Profit Figures ...
Local 544 Will Fight Ruling on Elections
Ford Instrument Contract a Lesson for Other UE Shops
Strike Threat Brings Victory in Ford Instrument
What Has Been Done, What Must Be Done, by J.R. Johnson
How Far Is the British Empire a Dictatorship? by Fenner Brockway
The World at War
Hillman Forces Dominate Shipworkers’ Convention, by David Coolidge
After the Anti-Labor Vigilantes Got Through with a CIO Organizer (photo)
Suppose They Limit Profits to 6%, What Does It Mean? by Frank Demby
Warren K. Billings Joins Committee Fighting Anti-Labor Prosecution
Editorials
Transit Union Convention Marks Two Years of Growth, by Susan Green
Another Chapter on LaGuardia – He Soaks Transit Workers in Order to Pay the Bankers
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Sees Shachtman Mayoralty Ballot as Party Files 14,000 Signatures
Knox States War Aims: Rule the World by Force!
Secretary Knox’s “New” World Order (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
Butte Miners Vote Down New Contract
Missouri CIO Council Raps Government Boards, by Roy Gould
AFL Convention Will Make Jingo Offering to Boss War, by David Coolidge
Pre-Convention Discussion Articles
The Hodcarriers and Their Once-in-30-Years Convention, by Mike Stevens
Correction ...
On Working Together with the Negro Masses – A Discussion Article, by J.R. Johnson
The Good and the Bad at URW Convention, by Blake Lear
In a Few Words
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
Our Anti-War Candidate (photo)
Warebousemen’s Union Tussles with Stalinists
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Goodrich Workers Stage 24-Hour Strike Against Anti-Union Terror
EDITOR:
Joseph Carter
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
BUSINESS MANAGER:
John Billings
Workers Party Convention Urges Independent Labor Party as the Vital Need of the American Working Class
Workingmen! Beware of Stalinist Traitors!
Defense Acts to Stay Odell Weller Execution
The Daily Scabber! (cartoon), by Carlo
Unionism Wins in Harlan, Ky.
Municipal Merry-Go-Round, by Susan Green
The World at War
Newsdealers Ask for Public Support in Boycott Against Big Dailies
Hungry Men Are Rats in Buffalo
Issue Pamphlet on Minnesota Anti-Labor Case
Facts Speak for Themselves!
The Third Year of the World War and the Tasks of the Workers Party
Defense of Russia in World War Equals Defense of “Democratic” Camp, by Henry Judd
Tenant Action Puts Crimp in Evictions
International Resolution
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Sharecroppers Will Walk Miles to Get a Copy of Labor Action
What Railroad Men Get, and What They Want ..., by Mike Stevens
British Imperialists Treat the Negro Masses Like the Nazis Treat the Jews, by George Padmore
Canada Ousts CIO Leader
Looks Like Censored Mail for the Draftees
Yorkville Nazis Try to disrupt W.P. Meetings
EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Roosevelt Acts Behind the Backs of the People! Demand End to Secret Diplomacy!
Minnesota Anti-Labor Trial Postponed One Week – Will Open on Monday, October 27
“A Bundle for the Boss”
On Trial (cartoon), by Carlo
Not Much of a Holiday for Draftees
Philly Navy Yard Copies Nazi Race-Labeling Badge
Anti-Union Tennessee Mob Seizes ACW Man
The World at War
AFL Leader Calls Negro “An Evil” in Unions
AFL Convention Accomplishes Little of Benefit to Labor, by David Coolidge
American Labor Has a Vital Stake in Minnesota Trial of 28, by Irving Howe
Jim-Crow Takes a Bow in AFL Lumber Convention, by Ross Carrington
Marriages on the Increase
The Third Year of the World War and the Tasks of the Workers Party
Stalinists Launch All-Out War-Mongering Campaign
Britain’s Black Record, by George Padmore
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Labor Action Shachtman Campaign Page
EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Free Speech on Trial in Minnesota!
Conspiracy in Minneapolis (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
What’s the Situation? V.R. Dunne Interviewed
What’s Behind Lewis’ Dispute with Roosevelt
Civil Rights Are Vital Issue in Minnesota “Sedition” Trial
Jury Selected in Minnesota Witch Hunt Against Labor
A Tobin Stooge Spills the Beans
An Editorial
Workingmen of New York! Cast a Labor Vote Against Boss War!
Record of the Two Slates in District 4, UE Elections
Labor Action Shachtman Campaign Page
EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
An Editorial
For a $5,000 Party Building Fund, by Max Shachtman
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Philly Politicians Stall as Polluted Water Supply Spreads Illness, by M. Bryant
Britain’s Black Record, by George Padmore
Objection Sustained
Objection Overruled
From Our West Coast Correspondent
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Where Stalinist-Controlled CIO Council in Mpls. Stands
Shades of Moscow Trials – Government Names Leon Trotsky Defendant in Minnesota Trial of 28!
Churchill Explains Point Three
Editorials
Railroad Bosses vs. Workers, by Mike Stevens
The World at War
Are You a Regular Reader?
EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Harlem Need Jobs and Housing, NOT Police, by David Coolidge
Next Week: A One Cent Labor Action – $5,000 Party-Building Fund Is Under Way, by Max Shachtman
U.S. War with Japan Near
Murray Quits N.D.M.B.!
Armistice Day, 1941 (cartoon), by Carlo
Shachtman Polls 2,211 Anti-War Votes
Defense Shatters Testimony of Prosecution Witnesses
An Editorial
On the Twenty-fourth Anniversary of the Great Russian Revolution, by Max Shachtman
Economic Notes, by Frank Demby
A Living Wage for the War-Made Unemployed, by Susan Green
Editorials
The World at War
Stalinists Ask for War Declaration
EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Coal Miners Fight Labor’s Battle! – CIO Votes Full Support of Mine Strike
This Week: A One Cent Labor Appeal – Contribute to $5,000 Party-Building Fund!
5 of 28 Defendants Acquitted in “Sedition” Trial
Prosecution Concludes Flimsy Case Against 28
Interview with Henry Schweinhaut, Prosecuting Attorney, Shows Civil Rights Are Threatened in Minnesota Trial
UAW Progresses in Goodyear Aircraft Drive
December 12 Set for Waller Execution – WDL Asks Stay
Offered to Take Care of Skoglund
1¢ Labor Action
Party Life
Our Vote
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Labor Action Interview a Refugee
“It Could Happen to Any Negro!”, by A. Martin
The Isolationists and Lindbergh
Editorials
Railroad Labor Gets a Trimming, by Mike Stevens
The World at War
Budd Shows 400% Profit for Quarter
EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Fight for the Right to Strike! Against Anti-Labor Laws!
The One-Cent Labor Action Goes Over, by Albert Gates
Hold That Ball! (cartoon), by Carlo
“Taking the Profits Out of War” – Budd Style
Coal Retreat Is Dangerous Precedent, by Jack Wilson
W.P. Asks Action to Free Harlem Boys
CIO Stand on War Weakens Its Fight for Labor’s Needs, by David Coolidge
Uruguayan Revolutionists Oppose Naval Air Base Plan
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Lyons Trial in January
Uruguay Group Hails Workers Party Convention (letter from International Socialist League of Uruguay)
Longshoremen in Boston Refuse to Work Overtime
Initiate Second Appeal to Free Frame-up Victim
1¢ Labor Action
Defences Closes Its Case – Minnesota “Sedition” Trial Against 23 Goes to Jury
Milk Is Good Food, But Can You Afford It? by Susan Green
Pullman Workers Vote in Labor Board Election
The World at War
War Is Good Business for Business, by Susan Green
What’s Going On Inside Russia?
Editorials
The Stalinists Offer Railroad Labor a Rotten Bill of Goods
Minneapolis: As “Sedition” Trial Draws to a Close, by Irving Howe
EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Stalin Plans to Free Trotsky’s Killer, Jackson!
End Secret Diplomacy in the Far East War Crisis!
Anti-Strike Bills Must Be Defeated!
Fighting Over Far East Bone (cartoon), by Carlo
Navy Sec. Knox Would Drive Union Men “Out on a Rail!”
Profits of Bosses Continue to Zoom Sky High
The World at War
18 Minneapolis Defendants Convicted; Plan Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court
British Labor Party Crisis
Brewster Men Negotiate for Wage Increase
New Price Bill Fails to Solve the Problem of the Rising Cost of Living, by Frank Demby
These Are Some of the UPS When You Work for Old King Cotton, by a Missouri Sharecropper
Let’s Give the Fund a Last Big Push, by Albert Gates
UAW Board Faces Aircraft Problems
It’s Things Like This That Explain the Negro “Crime” Wave
Press Action
Most Shachtman Votes Came from Negro and Poor People
Akron Branch Hits Anti-Miners Propaganda
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Draftees Will Go to School – To Learn What?
Oil and Rubber Are Real Stakes in Far East
American Facelifters Work on Stalin – Now “A Kindly Man with Grey Hair”, by Henry Judd
The KKK Cancer Must Be Cut Out of the Trade Union Movement! by Jack Wilson
Editorials
Duranty: The Creature Is at His Dirty Work Again, by Irving Howe
Labor News and Notes from Britain
Youth Relief Is Cut Again
Mr. Jay Lovestone Completes a Journey
Staten Island NYA to Be Abolished
EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
World in Flames! Statement of National Committee, Workers Party
The Ultimate Victor? (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
Labor Must Continue Its Campaign for a Decent Living Standard
How New York Reacted to the Outbreak of the War
To Be Ousted? (photo)
40-Hour Week Will Be the First War Victim! by Jack Wilson
The High Cost of Poverty
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Defense Housing Crisis Grows Acute; Workers Forced to Live in Dingy Homes, by Frank Demby
1¢ Labor Action
Japanese People Enslaved and Robbed by a Ruling Clique of Imperialists and Militarists, by Henry Judd
High Food Prices Bring Misery to Occupied France
Big Profits from Bombers
Colonial People in Pacific Unwilling Victims of War
DuPont’s Big Stake in Far East War
Jap Brass Hat (photo)
What Are the Great Powers Fighting For?
How Churchill Helped Hitler Filch His Partner, Mussolini
For the Duration (photo)
Harlem News
What Happens to This Bill?
Over the Top with the Party-Building Fund, by Albert Gates
Press Action
What Stake Do Negroes Have in This War?
American Bosses Plan Vicious Anti-Labor Drive, by Susan Green
Is Now in Action (photo)
War Heightens Problem of Wages of Feminine Workers, by Mary Bell
Akron CIO Fights Against Smith Bill
Isolationist Creampuff Folds Up
Labor Can’t Be Content with Sitting on the Status Quo, by Susan Green
Brewster Men Reject Company’s Proposed Terms
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
Declaration of War (photo)
Commentators: Can’t Decide Why We Are at War, by Paul Temple
Price Rises Threaten Living Standards of Workers
Listen, Brother White Worker, Old Boss Don’t Mean You No Good, by A Sharecropper
Two Million Workers to Lose Jobs Because of “Priorities Unemployment” by Bill Haines
Food Rationing a Possibility
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
We Propose: A 100 Per Cent Tax on All Profits of War Industry
Bosses Try to Blackmail Labor at Washington Confab, by Jack Wilson
“We Must All Pull Together” (cartoon), by Carlo
War Doesn’t Hurt THEM
NAACP Demands End of Jim Crow in the Navy
Mass. Election Shows Need of Labor Party
What Is Happening Inside Hitlerland? by Henry Judd
You Had Better Read This – It Tells You How the War Is Going to Affect Your Pocketbook, by Frank Demby
Workers Party War Meetings
With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line, by David Coolidge
Big Rally Hits Minneapolis Convictions
The Bill of Rights and the Minneapolis Convictions, by Max Shachtman
Closed Shop Is Stumbling Block in Projector Cont.
Fund Drive Past Half Way Mark! by Albert Gates
New Bliss Contract Seen as Inadequate
A Tragic Story of Life Down South America, by Susan Green
A Dozen British Lords Who Decide What 30 Million People Will Read
“Unexamined Life Is Not Worth Living”, by James T. Farrell
Who Grabbed Hawaiian Islands First?
One for the Record
A Touch of Irony
Editorials
A Country Where You Are Jailed for “Danger Thoughts”, by Henry Judd
Fascism: American Bankers See It as Only Hope, by Paul Temple
Words to Remember
The World at War
War and Pocketbook
This May Explain Things
Indian Congress Socialist Party Reaffirms Its Stand on the War
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
An Editorial
Labor Taken for a Ride at Capital Conference, by Jack Wilson
Twas the Night Before christmas and All Through the House
Not a Creature Was Stirring, Not Even a Mouse ... (cartoon), by Carlo
Bosses Show Their Teeth in Washington, by David Coolidge
The Art (!) of Diplomacy
Bosses Get Fat on War Profits, by Bill Haines
Bethlehem Steel Would Eat Cake and Have It, Too
No Pay for Blackout Time
Negro Workers Face World Problems, by Paul Harris
Result of Recent IWA Conventions, by Ross Carrington
What Should the Negro Worker Do About the Imperialist War, by Paul Harris
Worker Discusses Merits of Brewster Contract, letter from Old Worker
Press Action
Burma, Malaya, East Indies – The Stakes in the Far East, by Henry Judd
39% of Families Underfed Poll Shows
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
A British Labor Leader Who Does Dirty Work for Tory Government, by John McGovern
Liberals State Their Program of Bankruptcy, by Irving Howe
This Sure Is a Helluva Christmas, by Ted Lyons
Knox of the Navy
Priorities Unemployment Reaches New Peaks
Editorials
The World at War
West Coast Welders Go Out on Strike
Booing: How Much Does It Cost to Do It! by Paul Temple
Famous Last Words
Another Kind of War Profiteering
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