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MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Congress “Economy” Proposals Strike Blows at Nation’s Workers
Filed for the Duration! (cartoon), by Carlo
Concrete Proposals of Byrd Committee Analyzed Here
Workers Face Unemployment, CIO Reports, by Jack Wilson
Airplane Profits Jump 16 Times above ’39 Level
Mr. Churchill Pulls a Fast One, by Susan Green
Kitchen Bosses Go to Town
For Once Knox Has Nothing to Say
Wages Lagging Behind
Consumer Goods Profits Increase 32 Per Cent
Los Angeles Meeting Hits Minneapolis Convictions
Opera Buffo in the French Isles, by Sam Adams
Stalin Jails Polish Social-Democrats
The World at War
War Comes to Park Avenue
CIO Says Real Wages Lower
Food Prices Jump 22 Per Cent
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Racketeering in American Trade Unions, by Mike Stevens
Winston Churchill: Knight of St. George or Imperialist Aristocrat and Friend of Reaction, by Henry Judd
What Are the Coughlinites Doing Now? by Irving Howe
Holywood Tries to Patent the War!
Babbitt in Stalinland: Mr. Davies and His Mission to Moscow
Carol of Rumania
Editorials
St. Louis CIO Steel Drive Faces Tough Race Problem
Revolution: Why Churchill Sees None in Germany, by Paul Temple
Lest We Forget, by Tom Gilbert
Priorities Unemployment Doesn’t Hurt Auto Bosses, by Bill Haines
Profits Highest in Last Nine Years
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
OPM Bungling Causes National Crisis – 400,000 Workers Lose Jobs, by Jack Wilson
The World at War
Soldiers of Democracy
Party Fund Is Near Its Goal, by Albert Gates
Readers’ Protests on Jingo War Stand Force American Guardian to Fold Up, by P.J.
News and Notes from the Socialist Third Camp
Lest We Forget, by Tom Gilbert
Pine Workers Notes from Feather River Canyon, by Ross Carrington
St. Louis Hotel Workers Out on Strike, by Roy Gould
No Canines Without Fleas
Mob Attacks Girl Organizers
Maybe Workers Should Do Some Pinching
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
The Bitter Struggle for Singapore Involves Vast Imperialist Stakes, by Henry Judd
A Negro Has Own Freedom to Fight For, by Paul Harris
The British Tories and Hitlerism, by Paul Temple
Mr. Davies Is at It Again
Half of New York Hasn’t Enough Milk
An Editorial
Editorials
Hilly-Billy Fuehrer Says: No Strikes Allowed in Texas, by John Dehner
The Strange Silence of the Militant, by M.S.
Construction Bosses Are In on Gravy, Too
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
The War to Save “Democracy” ... and Jim-Crow, by Albert Gates
Place a Capital Levy on Wealth!
Give Till It Hurts (cartoon), by Carlo
Who Is Going to Pay for the War?
“Price-Fixing” Bill Allows 25% Price Rise, by Bill Haines
NLRB Trials Expose Budd’s Company Union!
Auto Bosses Insist on Profits as Usual, by Jack Wilson
Condolences to Gene Talmadge
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Wage Gains Nullified by Runaway Prices, by Bill Haines
The World at War
CIO Wins L.A. Transport Victory
An Editorial
Kentucky Mob Threatens Death to CIO Organizeer
The Kind of Letter We Like to Get, from I.S.
Who Are the Real Enemies of Production? by Irving Howe
Brother Rat is a “Democrat”
Latest Issue of NI Is Out
Stalin Assures Eden and Sikorski That He Will Help Make the Post-War World Safe for Imperialism
The Little Man Keeps Getting Littler, by Susan Green
Editorials
Straddler Norman Thomas Jumps Into the War Camp, by Max Shachtman
Lest We Forget, by Tom Gilbert
Party Fund Drive Goes Over the Top!
In Future Issues —
Negroes Applaud Chicago Speaker
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
All Out for Labor Unity as the Road to Organizing America 100%! by Jack Wilson
Business as Usual ... for the Dollar-a-Year Men (cartoon), by Carlo
They Run the War Show!
Reveal the Stranglehold of Dollar-a-Year Men on War Program
What the Truman Report Revealed and What Should Be Done About It, by Irving Howe
Joe Louis Meets Sergeant Jim Crow
Europe in Revolt
The World at War
“All Men Are Created Equal ...”
Ohio Hits High in Priorities Unemployment, by M. Bell
Appeal Case of Union Organizer
Fred Beal Is Freed
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
When Race Discrimination Hits Whites in Manila and Negroes in Georgia, by David Coolidge
Behind the South America Conference, by Henry Judd
“Soldiers Get Free Graves ...”, by Jim Walden
The Quezon Regime in the Philippines
‘Lieutenant’ Harry Bridges Reporting for Duty, Sir!
Out of Churchill’s Mouth
Odds and Ends on the War
No Schooling for Kentucky Children
Editorials
St. Louis Hotel Workers Still on Picket Line
Life on a Dollar a Year (cartoon), by Carlo
Lest We Forget, by Tom Gilbert
Who Saw U. Saw?
Notice
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
The Fundamental Fact ...
Roosevelt Trips Up Labor Unity, by Jack Wilson
Labor Needs This Flying Fortress (cartoon), by Carlo
Dollar-a-Year Men Work for “Patriotism” Plus Profits!
Workers’ Real Wages Decline
Vinson Report Exposes Boss Profiteering
Coerce Budd Men Into Joining ERA Company Union
The World at War
Brewster Workers, Attention!
Democracy Wins the Battle of Sikeston, Missouri, by Irving Howe
Shachtman Speaks Before 250
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
LA Transport Dispute Goes to War Labor Board
Explanation! by Jack Wilson
Sharecropper Meeting Attacked by a Mob
Waller Appeal Goes to Supreme Court
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Ceylon Socialists Brand British Imperialist Rule, by Ceylon Socialist Party
Capitalism Presents Its Post-War Utopias – Pie in the Sky When You Die, by Susan Green
Chicago Crane Workers Protest Speed-up as Accidents Mount, by Jim Lambert
Akron UAW Wins Contract at Goodyear
St. Louis CIO Hits at ‘Defense Savings Committee’, by Roy Gould
Editorials
U.S. Dollar Diplomacy Wins a Victory in South America, by Henry Judd
Run Around: Roosevelt Gives It to Negro People, by Paul Harris
Latest New International Out
Priorities Unemployment Takes Large Job Toll, by Bill Haines
In Future Issues
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
An Editorial
Dollar-a-Week Big Shots Retain War Program Hold
Remember Sikeston, Missouri (cartoon), by Carlo
It’s All Coming Back
3,000 Attend St. Louis Anti-Lynch Meeting
The World at War
Respectable Business Men Led Missouri Lynch Mob!
Tricky Bookkeeping Hides U.S. Steel’s Vast Profits
V.R. Dunne Tours for Minneapolis Defendants
Eire Protests Neutrality Violation, by Henry Judd
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
And What About the Malayans?
Form Harlem Inter-Racial Club to Fight Jim Crow
Food for the Hungry Mouths of France
Anger Rises in Crane Open Shop Against Speedups and Wage Cuts
It Took them Six Years to Discover That Youth Has No Future!
Ohio CIO Protests Employment of Women for Over 45 Hours a Week, by Mary Bell
Press Action
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
New Price Control Act Can’t Stop Price Rises or Prevent Inflation, by Bill Haines
Just One Big Family, by Fenner Brockway
Daily Worker Covers Up Poll-Tax Politicians on Missouri Lynching, by Irving Howe
Odds and Ends on the War
Winston Churchill’s Self-Portrait
Chicago Forum Hits Tax Bill
Editorials
Labor Action’s Tax Program: For a 100% Tax on All War Profits
AFL Blasts Charge Unions “Hoard Vast Wealth”
Lest We Forget, by Tom Gilbert
900 Chicago Tin Workers Join Army of Priorities Unemployed, by Philip Marsh
34 Killed in Mine Explosion
Mason-Dixon Line
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
$6,644,000
Nero Was a Piker ... By Comparison (cartoon), by Carlo
Government Seeks Ceiling on Wages, by Jack Wilson
Real Estate Gougers Jack Up Rents as High as 90%
Why Thousands Died in Greece
Congressmen and Auto Workers or: Pensions and Priorities
Missouri Negroes in Defense Against Terror, by Roy Gould
Congressional Sideshow Reveals Profit Grab-bag, by Albert Gates
How the Allies Helped to Arm Japan!
Aircraft Workers, Attention!
Terror Reigns in Southeast Missouri
Why Roosevelt Loaned $500,000,000 to China, by Henry Judd
‘No Coffee Time’ Joe Curran at His Old Tricks
“All Men Are Created Free and Equal ...”
An Ad in a London Paper
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
The World at War
Walter Reuther, UAW Official, Proves the Case for a Workers Government, by Max Shachtman
Bliss Workers, Attention!
Brazilian Stalinists Lick Their Own Jailers’ Boots
Capitalism Plans for the Post-War World: A Brilliant Example of Utter Futility, by Susan Green
Press Action
February New International Is Off the Press
Editorials
Labor Action’s Tax Plan: A Capital Levy on Accumulated Wealth
American Labor in the Last War: Cost of Living and Wages Had a Race – The Former Won, by Sylvia Merrill
The War for Democracy
In Next Week’s Issue
How Rubber Got Us Into War, by Howard S. Johnson
New York Banquet for V.R. Dunne
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
An Editorial
Congress Spikes Aid to Priority Unemployed
Report Shows Low Wages of Majority of Population
“Scram! No Parasites Wanted!” (cartoon), by Carlo
Race Bias Exposed at Government Hearing, by Susan Green
Aircraft Workers, Attention!
An Offer That You Can’t Afford to Miss!
Behind the Fall of Singapore, by Henry Judd
“Friend” of China “Enemy” of Japan!
Europe in Revolt
American Labor in the Last War: Workers Met High Cost of Living with Great Wave of Strikes, by Sylvia Merrill
The World at War
Press Action
Budd Workers Eager for NLRB Decision
Pine Workers Notes from Feather River Canyon
Philly WP Says: Make Landlords Pay for Blackout Expense
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
What Attitude Should Workers Take to Murray Plan? by Jack Wilson
Norman Thomas in Display of Political Impotence, by Ria Stone
How the Dutch Exploit the East Indies: Fabulous Profits Wrung from Native Slaves, by Albert Gates
Chicago Workers Discuss Colonial Peoples in War
Editorials
Labor Action’s Tax Program: For a Stiff Tax on Undivided Profits
Lest We Forget, by Tom Gilbert
G.E. Workers Demand $1 Raise
Philly Negroes Win Housing Victory
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
India’s Fight for Freedom, by Henry Judd
F.D.R. Promises Long War
Why Don’t You Join Our Fight for Democracy? (cartoon), by Carlo
Budd Workers Win Case
Dynamite in Numbers!
The World at War
Vast Anti-Labor Drive Begun by Big Business
Bethlehem Ship Workers Strike in San Pedro
Latest Tintype of Sir Stafford Cripps
Proof of Profiteering
Everyone Knows About Pearl Harbor Except the American People!
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Striking Workers Threatened with Draft Shift
Press Action
Good Shepherd Center Yields to Jingo Pressure
Chicago Forum on Trade Unions
Shachtman Speaks in Chicago
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Here Are the Facts Which Prove Labor’s Case for a Wage Increase
Missouri Anti-Negro Terror Continues
In West Coast Anti-CIO Decision: War Labor Board Shows True Colors
In Future Issues
Aircraft Workers, Attention!
Editorials
Labor Action’s Tax Program: 100% Tax on Incomes Above $20,000
“No Jews Wanted” in War Plants
New International in New Format
Lest We Forget, by Tom Gilbert
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
F.D.R.’s Tax Bill Soaks the Poor, by Bill Haines
Labor Haters Start Phoney “Work or Fight” Drive
Speed-up on the Home Front (cartoon), by Carlo
Inside Story of the Budd Company Union
The Banker Speaks
Rumors of ‘Concession’ to India Increase
Bombs on Devil’s Island
Los Angeles in a Dither over Mysterious (Shhh!) ‘Air Raid’, by Emanuel Garrett
Protect Labor’s 40 Hour Week, by Ernest Lund
Bethlehem Men for 10-Hr. Shift by Narrow Margin
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
American Labor in the Last War: War Labor Boards Couldn’t Prevent Wave of Strikes, by Sylvia Merrill
The World at War
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Nehru – Leader of a Free India? by Henry Judd
Anglo-American Economic Pact Solves No Problems – Present or Future, by Susan Green
“Youth on the Rampage” – The Scars of War Take a Strange and Awful Toll, by Philip Marsh
Col. Jones Jumps Off the Deep End
Crane Speedup Causes Wave of Accidents
Press Action
UAW Drive Hits Pace at Chi Buick Plant
British ILP Polls 29% of By-Election
NAACP Lawyer Slugged in Nashville
Editorials
The Greek “Government in Exile” – A Fascist Racket! by Tom Tanakos
Stefan Zweig: His Suicide Marks the End of an Era, by Irving Howe
March New International Will Appear Next Week
British Labor Party Out-Tories the Tories
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Churchill’s Offer to India a Fraud
Brewster Caught in War Profits Skullduggery!
In the Name of Pay-triotism (cartoon), by Carlo
Stalinists Against Labor “Sharing War Profits”, by Jack Wilson
Dutch Empire Falls in the Far East
Behind the Struggle for Indian Independence, by Henry Judd
An Editorial
Let the Admiral Swim in It
Labor Martyr Dead: Tom Mooney (photo)
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
American Labor in the Last War: Epidemic of Strike Struggles Followed War Armistice, by Sylvia Merrill
The World at War
Aircraft Workers, Attention!
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Aircraft Workers, Attention!
Riot at Detroit Negro Houses (photo)
You Have to Be Rich to Know How to Avoid Paying Your Income Taxes, by Susan Green
A Soldier Boy Writes: ‘I Told Them I Have a Cold and Athlete’s Foot’
Accidents Hit War Workers
Press Action
Sugar, Sugar – Who’s Got That Sugar?
The Case for a Socialist Britain, by John McGovern
EditorialsGoebbels Reveals Hitler’s “Secret Weapon”: Only a Workers Government Can Exterminate Hitler!
In Britain: Rations Are Cut but Black Market Stays
March New International Presents a Lively and Varied Issue
Workers Party Statement on China’s Role in the War
A Correction
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Labor Needs Its Own Offensive
The St. Louis Star-Times Lays a Rotten Egg: Will a Frameup Whitewash a Lynching? by Max Shachtman
Memo to Phil Murray, from A Steel Worker
Ceylon Trotskyists Are Banned by the British
Labor’s Own Offensive (cartoon), by Carlo
Labor Action Distributors Freed in New Jersey
Grand Jury Covers Up the Sikeston Lynchers
Sales Tax May Be Added to Workers’ Tax Burdens
Retail Prices Go Up 18%
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Gene Debs Speaks on Labor Organization During Wartime
The World at War
Chicago Crane Worker Discusses Case for Union Organization, by Jim Lambert
Fear Unemployment “Too Attractive” for Workers!
Press Action
Some Light on Burma’s U. Saw
CIO Teamsters Lick AFL Rival in Boston Election
Food Bill Up 25% Since War
Say, Fellow!
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Will Britain Give Freedom to India?
A Program for Indian Independence, by Henry Judd
Atlantic Charter Not for Africa ...
Polish “Free Government” Takes Two Open Anti-Semites into Its Cabinet
Corporate Profits Jump 50%
William Pickens on the Carpet
March Issue of New International Now Available
Government Workers are Jim Crowed
Editorials
An Editorial
Discrimination by the Red Cross
Profits Keep Soaring
War Comes to the People – On Boths Sides
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
An Editorial
Congress Attacks Labor, Ignores War Profit Grab
At Last – The Big Offensive! (cartoon), by Carlo
Doctor Warns Congress Not to Overwork (Fat Chance!)
Boss Outfits, Kept Press Lead Anti-Labor Smear
Sunday Double Time Cut Means Pay Envelope Slash
How Mr. Smith Chiseled His Way Into Washington
Ain’t It a Bloomin’ Shame
Article Postponed
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
‘Enemy Music’ to Be Banned?
The World at War
Have You Seen the Latest NI?
Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
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Odds and Ends on the War: Some Things We’ll Bet You Never Even Noticed
Justified Hatred of American Jim-Crow Rule Must Not Lead Negroes into Japanese Trap! by Paul Harris
How Can We Break Hitler’s Hold on the Weary German Soldiers?
Crane Profits Jump; Workers Worse Off
Akron Industrialists Finance Both Boss Party Candidates
What Will the Jews Do About the Struma Murders? Protest or Play Diplomatic Ostrich?
“No Sabotage Is Proof of Sabotage ...” (You Figure It Out!)
Say, Mr. Reader?
Editorials
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Does Hindu-Moslem Enmity Prevent Indian Freedom? by Henry Judd
Labor Action Replies to St. Louis Paper’s Slander, by Irving Howe
Bethlehem’s Secret Govt. Contract
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Conscript the Rockefeller Trust: Standard Oil – Merchants of Death
Should Labor Surrender Extra Pay for Overtime, by Jack Wilson
“Standard Business Practices” (cartoon), by Carlo
Budd Gets $31 an Hour for His ‘Labors’
Britain Offers a Rubber Check to Indian People, by Henry Judd
Who’s Who in U.S. Fascists, by Susan Green
The World at War
Los Angeles CIO Council in Anti-Democratic Precedent
Europe in Revolt
The Cotton Chopping Season Comes to Missouri
How the News Came Through from Singapore
Press Action
Will Gloria Vanderbilt Trim Easter Bonnet?
CIO Reports on Effects of Priorities Unemployment
Fort Bragge, Sikeston and Little Rock
Detroit Negroes Plan March to Washington
Negroes Can Vote in So. Carolina If They Are 87 Years Old
Say, Mr. Reader?
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
The Case of Lew Ayres: A Courageous Man – A Futile Gesture, by Jack Wilson
Negroes! Japanese Imperialist Record Shows Them to Be Your Bitter Enemy, by Paul Harris
Labor Action Replies to Christian Science Monitor, by Irving Howe
Fascists Control the De Gaulle “Free French”?
April Issue of NI
The Saturday Evening Post Slanders the Jewish People, by Irving Howe
EditorialsMANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Why Fascists Use Anti-Semitic Lies, by Susan Green
UAW Sacrifices While Auto Bosses Profiteer, by Jack Wilson
Congressmen Reject Mild Profit Limit, by Bill Haines
“Our Profits, May They Be Right or Wrong; But Our Profits Right or Wrong” (cartoon), by Carlo
The World at War
What They Said Then
ALCOA Lines Up with Standard Oil as a Merchant of Death!
From Inside Nazi Germany: Opposition to the Hitler Regime Now More Open, by Europacus
Stalinists Fired Stewards – Admit ALCOA at Fault
Stalinist Goons Attack Labor Action Distributors
Akron Rubber Workers Go on Sit-down Strike
Budd Workers —
E.G. Budd Can’t Lose – He Profits from Both Sides
Pros and Cons on UAW Confab
West Coast Loggers Strike, by Donald McDonald
Boston Bus Drivers Strike
Plant Seized, but Profits Keep Rolling
April Issue of New International Appears
Say, Mr. Reader?
Miserable Working Conditions Press Missouri Croppers to Organize Union
Two Negro Soldiers Killed in Fort Dix
Thurman Arnold – Union Hater
“Off Limits for the 25th Infantry”
Tee Hee Dept., or How PM Gets a Scoop
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
Why the Atlantic Charter Can’t Break Hitler’s Rule
Negroes: Japan Offers You Same Old Slavery, by Paul Harris
Petain Government Sentences Socialists of Spain
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
An Editorial
Independence – Next Step for the Indian People, by Henry Judd
Goodbye, Mr. Cripps! (cartoon), by Carlo
U.S. Fascists Aim Blow at Labor, by Susan Green
Shipyard Workers Meet, by Susan Green
Militant Ranks Oppose UAW Appeasement, by David Coolidge
Negro Air Cadets Attacked at Tuskegee Training Camp
Goodyear Workers in Sitdown Strike for 14 Hours, by Mary Bell
Europe in Revolt
The World at War
Cornelius O’Kennard
USO Serves “Whites Only”
Stalinists Debase Los Angeles CIO Council to Level of Book Burners
200 at Meeting on India Question
A Soldier Boy Writes: ‘Sun Warm, Sky Blue; Guns Seem Incongruous’
Editorials
Milk Monopolists Fear UMW’s Dairy Union Drive, by Jack Wilson
Negroes: Your Place Is with Labor, Not Japan, by Paul Harris
To all of Our Readers
State Department Shielded Standard Oil’s Nazi Deal, by T.R. Cobb
Why Britain Fears a United India
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Exposed – Another Merchant of Death: Du Pont Dynasty Deals with Hitler, by Jack Wilson
An Editorial
Time for a Big Salvo (cartoon), by Carlo
Hitler Murders Dutch Socialists
Here’s How to Smash Fascists, by Susan Green
GE’s Profit Conspiracy with Nazi Tungsten Trust
ILP Candidate Polls 25% of Votes in By-Election
Budd Welders Win 25 Cent Rise in Sitdown Strike
Stalinist Negro Group Hails Knox’s Jim Crow Rule
Next Week’s Labor Action
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Supreme Court “Anti-Mutiny” Edict a Blow Against Labor, by Ed Jeffries
The World at War
What’s All This Talk About ‘Class Struggle’? by Mike Stevens
Rubber Workers Keep an Eye on Their Union Leadership
Press Action
Pacific Bethlehem Plant Fires Hundreds in Anti-Union Move
Pine Workers Notes from Feather River Canyon
Now Doesn’t It Make Your Heart Bleed?
Some Additional Notes and Comments on the Shipyard Workers Convention, by Susan Green
Negro Soldiers in Africa Fight Without Arms
Sperry Men Oppose Company Union
April Issue of New International Is a Real Honey!
Sojourner Truth Leader Speaks in Chicago
Debs Speech a Special Treat at May Day Dinner
He Understands Imperialism
Editorials
Jesse Jones Gives a Nevada War Firm a Little Present, by Bill Haines
Sikeston: Lynch Query Bogs Down in Red Tape, by Paul Harris
Industrial ‘Doughboys’ Cash In by Raising their Own Salaries
Labor Action Probes Behind the Headlines: The Chinese Sailors’ “Mutiny”, by Ria Stone
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Socialism (cartoon), by Carlo
The Hope of Humanity: Socialism! Workers Party May Day Statement
Labor’s Balance Sheet Since Last May Day, by Jack Wilson
Dollar-a-Year Men Still in the Saddle
Exposing the Merchants of Death: Their Profits Born in Blood, by Irving Howe
Freeze Labor’s Wage Scales, FDR to Ask
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
What “Guarantee” Has a Negro of Equality Even After Socialism? by Paul Harris
Review of 1941 Shows Industrialists Took in Tremendous War Profits
Uruguay Socialists Expose Coup d’État
Re-write Job
Women Need Equal Pay for Equal Work
Two Years of the Workers Party in Review, by Max Shachtman
A Portrait of Congress: Full of Anti-Labor Corporation Lawyers
Honor Our Martyrs
AFL Would Aid Draftees
Socialism Made Easy, by James Connolly
British Profits in Malaya
The UAW Victory Through Equality of Sacrifice Program, by David Coolidge
Why Should Workers Be the Tail to the Capitalist Kite? by Susan Green
Do You Read The New International
Who Owns America? Facts and Figures on America’s Sixty Families
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Is This the Road to Negro Freedom? What’s Wrong with the “Double V” Plan
The “People’s Cherce” ... Smith of Virginia, by Jean Riley
Britain’s Political Crisis and the Role of the Independent Labor Party, by Henry Judd
Negro Slavery in Africa
May Day Was Born in Early American Labor Struggles, by Walter Cliff
His Cause Lives On: V.I. Lenin (picture)
Reading from Left to Right, by Cliff
Workers Party Platform
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
FDR’s Program – and Ours
FDR “Freeze” Order Hits Workers Hard, Goes Easy on Bosses
FDR Would Knife Wage Raise for Ship Workers, by Jack Wilson
“Equal Sacrifice” (cartoon), by Carlo
Brewster Workers
Housewives!
New Ally of Merchants of Death: Stalinists Defend War Profiteers! by Irving Howe
Negro, White Workers Win UMW Strike
Senator Walsh Connected with Nazi Agents!
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
L.A. CIO Council in Turmoil on Stalinist Lynch Drive
The World at War
Press Action
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
Labor Action’s May Day Affair a Huge Success
May Issue of The New International Is Now Ready!
Defending the “Workers State”
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Missouri Croppers Learn Lesson in Unity
Why Socialism Means Equality for Negroes, by Paul Harris
Gandhi’s “Passive Resistance” Line a Blow at Freedom for Indian People, by Henry Judd
Echoes of Chinese Mutiny Still Heard on Waterfront
Kelly Postal Is Convicted
Say Bud —
Conscript Brewster Plants Under Workers’ Control!
FDR – “Friend of Labor”: ‘Cocking His Cigarette Holder at a Breezy Angle’
E.G. Budd Makes Big War Profits
Workers Party Platform
Labor Action Readers
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Croppers Ask for 30¢ an Hour
Labor Unions, On Guard Against Wage Freezing!
Odell Waller Will Die – Unless ...
An Editorial
SWOC Holds Vital Convention This Week, by David Coolidge
Ford Inst. Local Rejects Overtime Pay Cut Plan
A New Race?
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
The War Issue Before the Socialist Party Convention, by Paul Temple
The World at War
Stalinist Dean of Canterbury Is Friend of Coughlin
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor
Business Is Business
Why Southern Negro Youth Rejected ‘Double V’
The Future of Negroes is with Organized Labor, by Paul Harris
The British ILP Holds Convention, by Henry Judd
Press Action
James T. Farrell
Curtiss-Wright Profits Skyrocket
Editorials
What Kearny Union Got from “Membership Maintenance”, by Susan Green
Poison Gas: The Imperialist War Adds a Refinement, by Irving Howe
Louisville Textile Union Tells Off the Stalinists
What to Expect from the WLB
In Our Next Issue ...
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
WLB Head Threatens Wage Freezing
The Spring Offensive ... (cartoon), by Carlo
Bendix Aviation: War Profiteer
Rich Dominate Sikeston Jury
Ship Workers Rooked of Wage Raises
Mississippi Sharecroppers Launch Crucial Fight for Minimum Wage Rate of 30¢ an Hour
Budd Workers Go on Strike
Ship Workers Local 9 Repels Stalinist Domination Attempt
The World at War
Budd Local’s Strike Call
Standard Oil’s Profits Jump
Socialism Made Easy, by James Connolly
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Representative Cox of Georgia: High on Anti-Labor Rogues Gallery, by W.B.
Native Land: A Portrait of Labor’s Fight, by S.G.
James T. Farrell
Naming the Merchants of Death
Problems Facing the Convention of the CIO Retail and Wholesale Clerks, by Mike Stevens
Press Action
Thousands Protest Murder of Negro
Shachtman Speaks at New York Forum
Editorials
Congress Plans Income Tax on Men Earning $10 a Week
Europe: Released Reporters Tell of Discontent, by Henry Judd
DAR Throws Kiss at Stalin
Labor Action Answers California Eagle Attack, by Irving Howe
To Our Readers
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Missouri Croppers “Stay at Home” in Fight for 30¢ Hourly Minimum!
FDR Vetoes Wage Raise for Plane Workers
Ranks of Budd Workers Firm in 2nd Strike Week
The Stalinists Start a New Union-Busting Drive, by Max Shachtman
Steel Convention Leaves Basic Problems Unsolved, by David Coolidge
A Dramatic Reply to Jim Crow in Baseball!
African Socialist Labor Leader Sent into Exile
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Ship Workers Local 9 Repels Another Bridges Smear
The World at War
What Stafford Cripps Said When He Was a Socialist
A Request
Say, Bud!
Sidelights on the Steel Convention, by J.W.
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Acknowledgements
Article Reprinted
Editorials
Jim Crow: Who Will win the New Orleans Race? by Irving Howe
Make Sure to Get The New International
To Our Readers
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Missouri Croppers Fight On to Win Minimum Wage of 30¢ an Hour
CIO Ranks Should Act to Halt Split Crisis! by Jack Wilson
An Editorial
New Tax Proposals Drive Heavy Blows at Workers
‘All Negro’ Ship Plant Is Just Jim Crowism in Reverse
“March on Washington” Movement Stirs Again, by Ria Stone
‘Freeze Labor’ Proposal Made in Washington
Bendix Profits Skyrocket
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Press Action
World at War
Louisville Negroes Fight for Equal Rights in City’s Libraries
Letter Printed
In the Bronx
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Wallace and Hoover on the War Economy, by Irving Howe
Do Citizens of Japanese Descent Have Any Rights? A Long Trek – And No Sinai in Sight
Peonage in the Shadow of the Rockies, by Susan Green
Editorials
In Britain: The Labour Party’s Annual Conference, by Henry Judd
Stalinist Stoolpigeons at Work: Stonkus Runs to ‘Comrade’ Biddle to Do a ... Job
Exporting ‘Civilisation’ to India at Wage Rate of $1.60 a Week
Bolivian Trotskyists Jailed
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Missouri Croppers’ Fight for 30¢ an Hour Going Strong in Third Week
Split Crisis Grows Sharper in the CIO, by Irving Howe
British Labor Paper Faces Ban for Imperialism Exposé
Mysterious Silence Shrouds Suspected Phila. Lynching
Negro People Need a March on Washington Now!
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Ship Local Repels Stalinists
World at War
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Is There Democracy in Britain’s Army? by S.G.
Pearl Buck’s Theory of a “Racial War”, by H. Allen
Bahamas – Roosting Ground of Windsor and Wally – And Where Strikers Are Shot Down! by H.J.
Portrait of a Greek Charlatan: Highest Bidder Can Have Him – Cheap, by Tom Tanakos
Editorials
Surrender: What Labor Gave Up Since Pearl Harbor, by Henry Judd
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Half of U.S. Workers Earn Less Than $800 a Year
Should Labor Support the Cry for a Second Front?
An Editorial
Dependents Get Handout, by Susan Green
World at War
Missouri Croppers’ Struggle Reaches Climax
Famous Last Words
A Reminder
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Critical Situation in Shipworkers Local 9
Arnold’s Trust-Busting Bluster Won’t Save Capitalism, by Ed Jeffries
Press Action
California CIO State Convention
Knitgoods Union Gives Vacation Pay to Soldier Members
The Annihilation of Lidice, by Susan Green
How the “Freeze” Labor Plan Will Affect the American Labor Movement
FDR Might Ask the Greek King
Stalinists Attack Negro Meeting
St. Louis Paper Gives Fair Writeup of Missouri Action
German Workers Preserve Militancy
Editorials
Thousands Jam New York Meeting for Negro Rights
Wallace: ‘A Pint of Milk and a Pair of Shoes’, by Henry Judd
War Labor Board Tries to Break Textile Strike
The Lessons of the Recent Strike in the Budd Plant
The Myth of Superior Races
MANAGING EDITOR:
Irving Howe
Big Rains Stall Mo. Croppers
Profiteers Taking Swag – Nelson Gives OK Signal!
What Fools These Mortals Are (Cartoon), by Carlo
House Drops $25,000 Salary Limit Like a Hot Potato!
Negroes, March on Washington! by Ria Stone
Stiff Payroll Tax Will Dent Income of U.S. Workers
War Contracts Still in Grip of $-a-Year Stooges
Why the Stalinists Don’t Fight for Negro Rights
Sugar, Sugar Everywhere But Only Half a Pound to Eat, by Susan Green
World at War
Waller Execution Postponed Again
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Will Shipworkers Local 9 Accept 8 Point Sellout
GM President Got $328,000
A Review of the June New International
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
British Rich Set Example of “Sacrifice”
The Second Front Issue in England, by Irving Howe
Paraguay Dictator Jails Anti-Fascists, from Contra la Corriente
In Underground Europe
Editorials
How the Garment Workers Can Avoid Losing their Jobs
One Year: America and Russia as War Allies, by Henry Judd
Akron Women Workers in Goodyear Sit-Down Strike
125 Teachers Face Loss of Jobs in New York City
War After the Next War
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emmanuel Garrett
Missouri Croppers Win “Stay at Home” with 100% Wage Increase
Real Prices Keep Piercing “Ceilings”
An Editorial
Nazi Pogroms Threaten Unarmed Palestine Jews, by Albert Gates
Va. Governor OK’s Legalized Lynching of Odell Waller
St. Louis Negroes Protest Jim Crow
Chicago Negroes Rally to “March on Washington” Meet
Striking Chinese Seamen Win Raises
And for 1944?
Europe in Revolt
Socialist Party Convention – A Pathetic Display of Confusion
The World at War
Haw-Haw Note for the Week
Press Action
The Program of the March on Washington Committee, by Ria Stone
Capitalist Ethics
The “Labor-Management Committees” – A Threat to Labor
Stalinists Whitewash British Rule in Africa
Wheels of Industry Which Never Ran for the People, by Susan Green
St. Louis CIO Resolution
A Letter from a Brewster Worker
Editorials
Stalinist Meeting Tries to Divert Negroes from the Struggle
Military: Basis Now Is Laid for Mass Army, by Henry Judd
Negro Paper Attacks Stalinists for Treachery
Photo Finisher Writes In, from A Member of the Photo Employees’ Union
Where Does It Stop?
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Lilbourn Project Croppers Win 30¢ Wage Scale
Prices Rise as OPA Hikes “Ceiling” on Vital Foods, by Susan Green
Life and Death of a Sharecropper
Negro Women Pickets Hit Jim Crow in War Industries, by Mary Bell
Steel Workers Face Fight on $1 Pay Boost
Oversight?
Ain’t It Tough?
Try This Order on Your Palate
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Ship Worker Writes on Local, from Riveter in LA Yard
The World at War
The Cairo Mentality
Yes, Freedom! by William Philip Simms in the New York World Telegram
The “Labor-Management Committees” – A Threat to Labor
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Race Hatred Emerges as Political Issue
Things Crazy and Not So Crazy ―, by Gertrude Shaw
General De Gaulle Gives His Program for France
Editorials
Economics: Basis Now Laid for Militarized Economy, by Henry Judd
By Their Words Shall Ye Know Them
These Newsstands Carry NI in Los Angeles
Announcement
MANAGING EDITOR:
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WLB Stalls Steel Workers Pay Boost
Auto Workers Union Threatens Rent Strike in Detroit Area!
Leaders Give Up Strikes – But Strikes Continue
You’re the One That’s Causing Inflation (cartoon), by Carlo
Southern Scab Shops Must Be Organized, by H. Allen
Henderson Orders Halt at SE Missouri Cropper Confab
More Merchants of Death: Charges Scrap Rubber Is Bonanza for Profiteers
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
San Pedro Shipyard Local Pressured into Retreat
St. Louis MOW Committee Sets Real Example in Fight Against Jim Crow
The World at War
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Press Action
Announcement
The Facts Speak Clearly: Socialism Points the Way to Progress! by Gertrude Shaw
Akron Incident Proves Need of Labor Solidarity, by Mary Bell
Randolph Reports: “President and Government Have Failed Us”, by Ria Stone
Editorials
China: Is U.S. a Friend of Chinese People? by Henry Judd
Anti-Semitism in Polish Army
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
WLB Steel Decree Is Slap at Labor! by David Coolidge
N.Y. Herald Tribune on Little Steel
Visibility, Unlimited (cartoon), by Carlo
Profiteers Pocket Huge Swag in Phony ‘Commission Fees’ Through ‘In’ in Washington, by Peter Daniels
Unemployed on Increase in New York
An Editorial
UAW Loses to AFL Union in Buffalo Curtiss Election
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Picketing Forces Conference on Jobs for Negro Women, by Mary Bell
Porter Postpones Conference on New Repair Agreement for Local 9 Ship Workers
Goodrich Men Turn Thumbs Down on Labor-Management Committee
Conference Sees Jobless Growing in New York City, by Peter Daniels
Dubliners Protest Clothes Rationing
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Workers, Decide Which Is Right ―
Things Crazy and Not So Crazy ―, by Gertrude Shaw
Puerto Rico: 44 Years of U.S. Rule, by William Brad
And HE Wants to Defend India!
A Note to Henry Wallace
These Newsstands Carry NI in Los Angeles
India’s People Still Demand Freedom! by H.J.
Editorials
Strategy: Is America Developing Strategy for War? by Henry Judd
Quits SWP, Joins WP
Not So Dangerous That They Can’t Pick Fruit
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
UAW Workers, Take the Lead!
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Rank and File Teamsters Halt St. Louis Trucks in Two-Day Strike, by Roy Gould
Organization of Small Shops Vital Job for UAW, by A. Findley
Election in Goodyear Aircraft Holds Key to Local 856’s Future
Press Action
What Steel Moguls Got
These Newsstands Carry the NI in Los Angeles
Is This What Union Leaders Are For? Is This What Union Editors Are For? by Harold Lavine, from PM
Aircraft Workers Want a Wage Raise! by H. Allen
Union Men! This Man Is a Vicious Enemy of Labor! by Gertrude Shaw
Editorials
Douglas Drive Injects New Life into Los Angeles UAW
UAW Wins Buick Vote
In Next Issue
MANAGING EDITOR:
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Unite the Labor Movement to Smash the Boss Offensive!
UAW Delegates Ask Militant Policy
Something Wrong Here!
Help Us Protect Our Way of Life! (cartoon), by Carlo
Grand Jury Finds Lynching Legal, by Roy Gould
Company Seeks to End Shipyard Local 9 Hiring Hall
‘Socialism’ in England
A Correction
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Jim Crow Menaces White as Well as Negro Labor, by Ria Stone
The World at War
Goodyear Truck Tire Builders Act to Defend Six-Hour Day
These Newsstands Carry the NI in Los Angeles
Can the Boss System Plan Production? by Susan Green
WLB Leaves Labor Holding the Bag, by H. Allen
They Call It “Equality of Sacrifice”, by Mike Stevens
Have You Read July Issue of New Internat’l?
No Thanks, Mr. Connally!
[Quotes]
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Editorials
Latin America: How Is Good Neighbor Policy Working Out? by Henry Judd
Why the Defeats in Russia?
[News Items]
Don’t Be a Hog!
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Stand by the People of India! Workers Party Statement
Hands off India, by Henry Judd
Europe in Revolt
Watch Congress on Taxes, by John Berne
The World at War
In the Bronx Buy Labor Action and N.I. at ―
Democracy – Duke of Windsor Style
Press Action
‘Inquilab Zindabad!’ by Darrell Berrigan, from PM
Rank and File Delegates Seek to Halt UAW Plunge into Retreat – But Union Officialdom Triumphs over Leaderless Opposition, by David Coolidge
Eight Months Since Pearl Harbor Prove Anarchy of Boss System, by E. Vaughan
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
These Newsstands Carry the NI in Los Angeles
Editorials
Argentina: Why Does It Refuse to Break with Axis? by Henry Judd
Halt Retreat in Local 9
Joins the Workers Party
Trackmen Strike Pa.R.R., by Ria Stone
You Can Buy Labor Action in Harlem at ―
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
There Is No Compromise on India’s Demand for Immediate Independence, by Henry Judd
Wage Stabilization Means Lower Wages, by John Berne
UE Convention Quits Indianapolis
An Editorial
Has Standard Oil Key Men on Government Boards? by Daniel Sachs
Some Further Observations on the UAW Convention, by David Coolidge
Randolph Promises March on Washington, by Roy Gould
Scab Contracts and Priorities Swell Jobless, by H. Allen
These Newsstands Carry NI in Los Angeles
Trotsky Taught Independent Class Action, by Max Shachtman
The Way of Trotsky or the Way of the Atlantic Charter? by William Brad
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
$42.79 an Hour Raise
Wanted! Wanted!
Editorials
Meeting Backs India Struggle
The Axis: Dispatch Reveals World Strategy, by Henry Judd
Akron Labor on Alert, by Gerald McDermott
A Lesson on Incentives
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Censorship Hides News on India
Price Chief Predicts 30% Rise in Cost of Food
‘How Does He Do It on a Dollar a Year? (cartoon), by Carlo
New Mob Terror in Sikeston, Mo., by Roy Gould
ALP Circus Antics Show Need of an Independent Party of Labor, by Susan Green
Power Monopolies Bar Cut in Light Bill, by John Berne
Bosses and WLB Deny Electric Workers 10¢ Increase, by H. Allen
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Panchelly, Woodworth and Brown Are Freed, by C.T. Wolf
4-Day Strike in General Tire, by Gerald McDermott
Local 9 Is Still Waiting for Repair Conference
Penn. R.R. Locks Out Strikers
You Can Buy Labor Action in Harlem at —
Minneapolis Defendants File Appeal
Don’t Be a Hog!
Wanted! Wanted!
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Press Action
Shipyard Workers
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Behind the Murray-Lewis Dispute, by Mike Stevens
Tax Dodgers Want a 10% Sales Tax —, by David Coolidge
Puerto Ricans Want Independence, by William Brad
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Editorials
Out of the Night, Into the Fog, by Gertrude Shaw
F.D.R.: Are These His Post-War Plans? by Henry Judd
Mine Strike Hits Terrorism, by Ria Stone
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
British Violence Against India’s People Continues, by Henry Judd
“Too-Poor-to-Pay” Hit by New Tax Proposals, by Susan Green
An Editorial
“Blues in the Night!” (cartoon), by Carlo
Navy Suppresses Facts on General Cable Profiteering Until Bayonne Strike Is Broken, by Gertrude Shaw
Lynn Shoe Workers Win Increase
Repudiate the Program of Capitulation
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
They Are an Advance-Guard of Native Fascism, by Peter Daniels
Poll Tax Issue Concerns Every Worker, by Ria Stone
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The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
And There Are Those Who Still Call ’Em “Reds”
Make Your Union Leaders Serve Labor, Not the Bosses! by H. Allen
Discrimination “Embarrassing”
$1-a-Year Men Helpß Steel Magnates, by John Berne
Don’t Be a Hog!
In 1927 the Truth Could Be Told
Editorials
War Bonds: Forced Savings in the Offing, by Henry Judd
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War “Equality”
Wage-Freezing Threat in Roosevelt Message
Trotsky Killer Sentenced by Mexican Court
MOW Announces Policy Conference, by Ria Stone
Don’t Be a Hog!
The Black Market: A Disease of the Profit System, by Harry Allen
Hindus and Moslems Are Friends, by Herbert L. Matthews, from New York Times
San Pedro Shipyard Local 9 Faces Fight with Company on Staggered Week Notice
Are the Allies Fighting Fascism? by William Brad
Life Goes on Undisturbed in Shanghai
Press Action
“Mission to Dominica” ...
Wanted! Wanted!
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Goodyear Locks Out Tire Workers Fighting to Keep Six-Hour Day, by Tony Carlyle
You Can Buy Labor Action in Harlem at ―
These Newsstands Carry the NI in Los Angeles
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Things Crazy and Not So Crazy, by Gertrude Shaw
Editorials
Workers Party Organizes Full-Time, Two Weeks School
Fourth Year: And the World War Goes On! by Henry Judd
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
No Wage Freezing Here!
Labor’s Rights Menaced by Job, Wage Freeze
St. Louis MOW Marches at Jim Crow Co.
Washington Letter
Churchill Speech Inflames the Indian People
Convention Must End Policy of Appeasing Rubber Barons
A Page Devoted to the Shipyard Workers Convention ...
Killed or Wounded!
These Newsstands Carry the NI in Los Angeles
How Soviet Russia Beat Imperial Germany
Stalinists Try to Stop Labor Action Distribution at UE Convention
Stalinists at UERMW Convention Triumph over Unorganized Opposition from Ranks, by Mary Bell
Attention! Shipyard Workers!
Editorials
Diplomacy: Fascist Franco Gets a Gift from FDR, by R. Fahan
Dutch Workers Help Chinese Collect Unemployment Insurance from Nazis, by Europacus
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They Want to Freeze YOUR Wage Standards!
Bosses Try to Hide 400% Profit Rise!
General Says U.S. May Lose 3,000,000 Men in War
Help Us Preserve Our Way of Life! (cartoon), by Carlo
Ship Workers Meet in N.Y.
Fighting Jim Crow on the National Labor Front
“Everything Goes for Food and Rent!”
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Local 9 Shipyard Militants Ponder Next Step in Fight on Staggered Work Week
More Merchants of Death: American-British-German Combine Corners Plastics, by John Berne
Press Action
Set October 10 Aside – Labor Action’s Fall Frolic
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
They Know What It Is They Want
Where You Can Buy LA and NI in No. Philadelphia
How Soviet Russia Conquered Imperial Germany, by John Reed
Strike Figures Show That Labor in U.S. Is Ready to Fight for Its Union Rights, by Harry Allen
What Are Russian Workers Fighting For? by M.S.
Editorials
Henderson Prevents Action by Missouri Cotton Pickers
FDR’s Speech: A Step Toward Total War Regime, by Henry Judd
Militant Action Wins Negro Women Jobs in Akron Rubber Factories, by Mary Bell
Detroit Stand Now Carries Labor Action
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Emanuel Garrett
Here Is Our Answer to Your Attack, Mr. John Green!
Independent Labor Action Vital to Labor’s Future
“Sh-h-h – You’re Disturbing National Unity!” (Cartoon), by Carlo
3-Day Strike Forces Alcoa Plan Action, by Gerald McDermott
British Violence Increases in India, by Henry Judd
Militant Shipyard Delegates Fight Staggered Week, by John Berne
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
British Sailors Strike California Crop Harvest
What India Thinks of Mr. Churchill
Hear Shachtman at N.Y. Meeting
[Keep Dates Open]
Brewster Stalls on New Pay Schedules
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Detroit Stand Now Carries Labor Action
District 50, UMW – A Vital Factor in the American Labor Movement, by Mike Stevens
How Soviet Russia Conquered Imperial Germany, by John Reed
War Labor Board Devises New Strike-Breaking Scheme, by Harry Allen
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
FDR’s Program or Ours
New Housing Project, (cartoon), by Carlo
Boss Accounting Skirts Tax Laws, by John Berne
Facts You Should Know About Sperry Gyro Corporation
Workers Party Issues Statement on New York Elections
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
A Report on the Rubber Workers Convention
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Stalinist “Business as Usual”
How Soviet Russia Conquered Imperial Germany, by John Reed
Editorials
1943 – Year of the Second Front? by Henry Judd
Reactionary Publisher Attacks British Trotskyist Newspaper
Advertising Latest Gravy in Cost-Plus Set-up
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Senate Tax Bill Soaks the Poor!
OPA Order Lifts Price Ceiling on Hundreds of Items!
An Editorial
“Boom Times” (cartoon), by Carlo
“Alien” Seamen Hounded
Six-Hour Day in Rubber War Casualty, by Mary Bell
UMW Convention Votes to Withdraw from CIO, by David Coolidge
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Shipyard Local 9 Militants Resist Stalinist Move
What Is Happening to Civil Liberties in the United States? by Harry Allen
Superman! from British New Leader
Department of Agriculture Wins a Big “Victory”!
McCormick-Patterson Newspaper Chain Tries to Sell Soldiers a Reactionary Bill of Goods
It Was a Long, Long Time Ago
Ceylon Socialists Address Letter to British Workers in Uniform
Pamphlet on India to Be Published by Workers Party
Press Action
“The Democratic and Just Way”
Labor Action on Detroit Stand
Editorials
Second Front? (cartoon)
India: Is America Set to Intervene? by Henry Judd
Basis of Jewish Question, by Susan Green
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Admiral Land Tells Bankers Ass’n He Wants “Union Organizers Shot”!
The Blitz on the Home Front (cartoon), by Carlo
CIO Protests Hitlerite Report on Mexicans, by G. Ordo
War Bill
Three Mississippi Negroes Lynched, by R. Craine
Who Is Behind Conspiracy to Suppress Labor Action, by Max Shachtman
Europe in Revolt
Says Sperry Workers Ought to Back UERMW, from Sperry Worker
Radio Stations Cancel Broadcast by Consumers Coop. League
Gates Speaks on Elections
Pamphlet on India to Be Published by Workers Party
California State CIO Convention, Meets, Talks, Does Nothing, Adjourns
Press Action
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
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Interracial Club Holds Forum on Politics and Jobs
Some News and Comment on the Election Campaign, by Susan Green
A Bottleneck on Technical Advance, by Wesley Everest
British Workers Get Wrong Steer
Editorials
British and Nazis Carry On Harmoniously in World Bank, by Sam Adams
Mr. Willkie: ‘I Speak as I Damned Please!’ by Henry Judd
[Marceau Pivert Quote]
[Question & Answer]
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
An Editorial
Washington Experts Plan Harder Blow at Poor, by Gertrude Shaw
Navy Breaks Strike with Threat of Black-List
“Equality of Sacrifice” (cartoon), by Carlo
‘India Calm Only on Surface’
What Is the Meaning of UMW Decision on District 50’s Powers? by David Coolidge
Shipyard Local 9 Railroaded into Crass Sell-Out
What Are We Fighting the War For?
He Meant It, by William Chamberlain, from Common Sense
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
The News in Brief, by Everett Weston
Buy LA and NI in No. Philadelphia
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
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What Is Behind the Conspiracy to Suppress Labor Action, by Max Shachtman
The Sufferings and Sacrifices of the Rich in the War, by Labor Action’s Own Society Reporter
Editorials
What is the National City Bank Fighting For? by Wesley Everett
Propaganda – What America Says to the Axis World, by Henry Judd
Some News and Comments on the Election Campaign, by Susan Green
Talmadge Rides Again
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An Editorial
McNutt Commission Asks New Dictatorial Powers
All Quiet on the Home Front! (cartoon), by Carlo
Mr. Boss Gets Tax “Relief”
Growth of Administrations Anti-Labor Policy
Stalin’s Strikebreakers at Work in India, by Henry Judd
Next Week
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
A Report on Conditions in England: Working Class Grows More Restive, by A.A.B.
Portrait of Our War Leaders, from The New Republic
ILGWU Opens Canteen for Service Men
Heavenly Discourse, from British New Leader
Indian Diary
Bayuk Cigar Bars Negroes
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Press Action
Negroes May Pay Carfare ... But May Not Drive Buses
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Should Labor Have Supported Dean Alfange in the Elections? by M.S.
The Profit System – The Fly in Mr. Willkie’s Ointment, by Gertrude Shaw
The News in Brief Form
On the Twenty-Fifth Year of the Russian Revolution
“Democracy” at Work in Chicago
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The Housewife Gets Gypped on Food Prices, by Susan Green
U.S. Landings in North Africa Mark New Phase in War, by Sam Adams
Pie in the Sky! (cartoon), by Carlo
Anti-Semites Burn School House in N.Y., by William Garfield
How the New Corporation Taxes Work Out
Sharecroppers Attend Full-Time, Two Week School on Socialist Principles Organized by Workers Party, by Max Shachtman
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Local 9 Wants New Officials
The News in Brief, by Everett Weston
Read It and Weep!
Sperry Co. on Offensive Against Union Drive, by R. Torlone
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
India and the International Situation, by J.R. Johnson
‘Socialism’ Stalin Style
Growth of Administration’s Anti-Labor Policy
250 Hear Shachtman Speak on ‘Trail-Blazers of World Freedom’
Embattled Cocktail Lounges
Editorials
Leon Lesoil, by M.S.
The Elections: Workers Show Little Campaign Interest, by Henry Judd
Negro Beaten by N.Y. Cops
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
Defend the 40-Hour Week!
Congress Filibuster Threatens to Kill Anti-Poll Tax Bill! by Susan Green
Nine Lessons of North African Invasion, by Max Shachtman
Sit Down Wins Pay Raise for Sperry Workers, by W. Cliff
Political Questions Dominate Floor at Boston CIO Convention, by David Coolidge
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Sell-Out Clique Seeks to Capture Ship Local 9
Sparks in the News, by Everett Weston
Bulletin
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The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
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Municipal Ownership of Utilities – What Should Labor’s Attitude Be? by Harry Allen
Westbrook Pegler: Crusader for Reaction, by C.T. Robbins
Plan to Boycott Jim Crow Bus Line
Editorials
Sir Beveridge’s Post-War Paradise: $1.75 a Week for a Child, by John Berne
Africa: On the ‘Diplomacy’ of the Invasion, by Henry Judd
Peonage Discovered in South, by R. Craine
MANAGING EDITOR:
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Senate Upholds Poll Pax! by Susan Green
Post-Office Department Dictators Bar Mailing of Labor Newspaper, by Henry Judd
On How Corporation Taxes Work
Arizona’s Big Cotton Kings Strike Against Paying 30¢-an-Hour Wage, by R. Craine
Shipyard Union GEB Seeks to Suspend Local 9
25 Cents Will Bring
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Sparks in the News, by Everett Weston
The American Legion: It Was Organized to Preserve Capitalism, by H. Allen
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Nine Lessons of North African Invasion, by Max Shachtman
Discussion on Wages Reveals Basic Error in the CIO’s Orientation, by David Coolidge
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Editorials
Imperialism: How Does This Term Apply to the War? by Henry Judd
Southern Justice Not Color Blind
WDL Banquet Honors John Finerty
Press Action
Well, Maybe! from New York Post
Thanksgiving Cheer
MANAGING EDITOR:
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Boss Stooges Attack Overtime Pay! by Gertrude Shaw
Pollard Gets Dictatorial Whiphand over Local 9
An Editorial
Equal Pay is a “MUST”, Not a “MAYBE”, by John Berne
L.A.’s Article on Sperry Sit-down Goes Over Big in Many Plants, by W. Cliff
Post Office Continues Autocratic, Unexplained Suppression of Militant
State Cop Kills Negro – Goes Free!
Negro Subjects Segregation in Army Units to Legal Test
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
The American Legion: As Labor-Baiters, They’re 100 Per-Centers, by Harry Allen
Sparks in the News, by Everett Weston
25 Cents Will Bring
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The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Press Action
India and Its Relation to the Conduct of the War, by J.R. Johnson
Mock Trial at CDRC Affair
Editorials
C.P. Attacks Labor Action, Issues Leaflet at Brewster, by D.C.
Food: Its Use Will Be a Major Weapon, by Henry Judd
Washington Letter
Get Set for Big Night Xmas Eve
MANAGING EDITOR:
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For a Genuine $25,000 Limit on ALL Income, by John Berne
McNutt Gets Dictatorial Power over Manpower
Post Office Again Hits Freedom of Labor Press
“Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition!” (cartoon), by Carlo
EXTRA! OPA Keeps Prices Down – But Not Prices of Food and Clothing, by Susan Green
Local 9 Elections “Indefinitely Postponed”
Bulletin on UAW Conference!
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Sparks in the News, by Everett Weston
Australian Unionists Hit Jim Crow
Judge Denies Writ in Lynn Case
Bell Local Opposes Dues Rise, by Robert Mason
Ask Freedom for Negro Teamster!
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The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
The American Legion: It Is an Anti-Labor, Reactionary Organization, by Harry Allen
Los Angeles Police Harass Mexican Boys Without Reason
On the Role of the Indian Ruling Class, by J.R. Johnson
Social Progress in England ..., by Raymond Daniell, from New York Times
Coolidge Lecture Concludes 1942 LA Forum Series
Not a Democrat in a Carload!
Editorials
India: Judd Pamphlet a Reading MUST, by Reva Craine
Eats With Negro; Is Fined $50
No Comment, from New York Times
MANAGING EDITOR:
Emanuel Garrett
An Editorial
UAW Locals Initiate Move to End No-Strike Pledge
Protecting OUR Way of Life! (cartoon), by Carlo
Business and North Africa, from New York Times
WMC Order Freezes Detroit Jobs
Europe in Revolt, by Europacus
Railroad Profits Climb High, by Harry Allen
Sparks in the News, by Everett Weston
Protest Jim Crow in Detroit Phone Company
Challenges “King Can Do No Wrong” State Immunity
UE Victory Seen in Sperry NLRB Election, December 22
Press Action
Post Office Releases Militant – But Protest on Ban Still in Order
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
Pearl Buck and the “War for Freedom”, by Gertrude Shaw
Churchill The Democrat, by Rt. Hon. Dr. Jayakar, from Calcutta Modern Review
Start Campaign to Force LARY to Hire Negroes
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Editorials
Crisis in the ‘Arsenal of Democracy’! (cartoon), by Carlo
England: Strike Actions Led by Shop Stewards, by Sylvia Merrill
On the Case of Jan Valtin
Union Jolts Ford Motor Co. on Jim Crow Hiring Policy
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Emanuel Garrett
Post Office Launches Attack on Labor Action’s Rights
Record of Last Congress Proves That Labor Party Is Needed, by Victor Segundo
An Editorial
Progress of the ‘Four Freedoms’ (cartoon), by Carlo
For Price Control and Rationing by Worker-Farmer Committees, by Susan Green
Here’s a Real Union Program!
Food Squeeze Grows – 1943 to Be Worse
Brewster Shop Action Hits Company and WLB Stalling
Europe in Revolt
FEPC Accomplishes Little, by Harry Allen
Sparks in the News, by Everett Weston
Pity the Poor Poll-Tax Bigot!
UE Wins Sperry NLRB Election
Sensational
The Readers of Labor Action Take the Floor ...
Of Special Interest to Women, by Susan Green
From Coast to Coast Workers Are Striking for Redress of Grievances, by John Berne
Paul McNutt, His Record and His Job, by Everett Weston
A Brief Outline of Indian Economy, by J.R. Johnson
Editorials
New York City’s Transit Workers Face a Stiff Fight
Japan: How Its Workers and Farmers Live, by Sylvia Merrill
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