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Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Wage fight — top point on CIO agenda, by Art Preis
Wallace’s move spotlights need for labor conference — third capitalist party cannot serve interests of American workers, by George Breitman
Post-war housing (photo)
“Amnesty” keeps 623 COs in jail — only 3 conscientious objectors released as Christmas gesture
L.A. unionists urge Lewis for U.S. president
Truman “loyalty” purge sets up Gestapo system
Three different ways of measuring profits
U.S. imperialist aims bared at Havana, by Arthur Burch
Events in Greece, China, spur U.S. Imperialism’s “Cold War”
Six months of the Taft-Hartley slave labor law
The Big Brass takes over, by George Lavan
Call off strike (photo)
Wallace’s move poses need for labor parley (continued from Page 1)
Gay Christmas party held in Minneapolis, by Barbara Bruce
Employers resist ITU demands in Seattle
Military minds direct foreign policy
New political alliance formed in South Dakota
Workers’ Forum — “Nicholas Miraculous” loved Mussolini — prefers new serial — Greek editor relates barbarism of rulers
Anti-imperialist uprising in Panama
Can the Marshall Plan rebuild Europe? — a reply from abroad, by Henri Frank
Not welcome! (photo)
Trotskyist candidate for mayor in Toronto endorsed by UAW locals
Belgian Trotskyists hold Fifth Congress
The pope’s Christmas message
Workers’ Bookshelf
New left wing of French SP votes to split
SP conference fails to revive 2nd International
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Truman’s Christmas Amnesty
Food speculation and hoarding
Diary of a Steel Worker: The blight upon the world, by Theodore Kovalesky
Youngstown “Vindicator” starts Red-baiting attack on SWP
Drive pushed to uncover assassin of Carlo Tresca
Fighting in Palestine (photo)
The Negro Struggle: Wallace and the Negroes, by Albert Parker
Zionists face a split over immigration issue, by Irving Dale
A case of “malicious gossip,” by John F. Petrone
SWP statement on candidacy of Henry Wallace
Notes from the news
Stalinist adventurism and Henry Wallace
Marshall Plan includes Franco
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Open letter to Murray, Green and Reuther, by the Editors
Profiteers get joyous tidings on New Year’s
Tenting tonight — and all nights (photo)
Wallace veto power shows basic weakness of 3rd party movement, by George Breitman
N.Y. Labor Party splits on Wallace — united labor conference is big need
CIO “Big Three” unions call for higher wages
ITU attacked (photo)
State Department inspires drive to split world labor movement
U.S. sends Marines to Greece as “Cold War” grows hotter
15,000 attend mass meeting in India
Will the economic boom last? by John G. Wright
Farm workers strike in Arizona (photo)
Wallace “peace” program — a middle-class panacea
Press roundup on Wallace candidacy
More “relief” for millionaires [word obscured] main aim of Knutson tax bill
Workers’ Forum — socialism in Greece punishable by death — believes Jews have national rights — Sandstone prisoners will be vindicated — cannot find impartial judges
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Peacetime military conscription
Trotskyist candidate polls 15,000 in Toronto election — Marines sail for Greece in latest “Cold” War move (continued from Page 1)
Trial at Bremerhaven, by Bill Morgan
British nationalization of railroads
Trotskyists hail stand of French socialist youth
De Gaulle’s bid for power
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Diary of a Steel Workers: “The Peepul’s [sic] Choice,” by Theodore Kovalesky
NLRB strikes two more blows againt [sic] labor under Taft Act
The Negro Struggle: Wallace and the Roosevelt record, by Albert Parker
Taft-Hartley Act revives government by injunction, by George Lavan
The new gold brick, by Grace Carlson
Building trades in N.Y. sign wage-freeze pact, by Raymond Rice
Quill bows to O’Dwyer in subway fare fight
Notes from the news
Horse-and-buggy unionism
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Let the ranks decide labor’s political course! an Editorial
Truman demands 40 billions for inflationary war budget — A-bomb gets 17 times as much as housing, by Art Preis
Sliding scale bonus asked by UPWA — other unions in CIO initiate wage programs
The state of the union (photo)
Support Militant sub week!
Washington directs war against the Greek people
Landis out (photo)
Press blackout on Gestapo rule in Mississippi
“State of the Union” — militarism, inflation
The crisis of the educational system in America, by Ria Stone
Factors that undermine inflationary boom in U.S., by John G. Wright
A comparison of the average (median) expenditure for classroom (graphic)
NAM on the loose again, by George Lavan
Truman demands 40-billion budget (continued from Page 1)
Wallace may poll million N.Y. votes
Workers’ Forum — mine union can’t rest on laurels — Japanese workers resent troops — not practical to compensate owners
Brooklyn open forum on price and wages
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All the news that’s printed to fit
Reactionary French government behind split in labor unions
Marines off to war zone (photo)
Gag-law protests rock Calcutta
“Pax Americana”
Fascists assault meeting of British Trotskyists
Dictatorship in Brazil
Law enforcement in the Deep South
Workers’ Bookshelf
Press blackout hides Mississippi Gestapo (continued from Page 1)
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Insanity and capitalism
Battle of the demagogues, by Art Preis
Mass action defeats rent-hike attempt by Detroit landlords
Gunmen hired to break strike
ACA on strike (photo)
The Negro Struggle: “Separate but equal” facilities, by Albert Parker
C.P. cites Lenin against Earl Browder — and itself, by George Breitman
The military mind, by John F. Petrone
Seek to knife 40-hour week
Notes from the news
Why Marshall Plan won’t work, by Arthur Burch
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
ABC of politics in 1948 for the labor movement, an Editorial
Freedom’s shame (photo)
Truman urges war-time Air Force — wants to add billions of dollars to present huge military budget, by Art Preis
Reuther weakens wage demands at GM parley
Named speculator (photo)
Flint local upholds cost-of-living bonus, by Emmett Moore
Denham says NLRB can ban any strike
PCA convention endorses Wallace
Food trusts, ignored by probe, are the biggest speculators, by Arthur Burch
Truman report reveals fear of approaching economic breakdown
New York ALP splits (photos)
The young coal miners — key problem of the UMW, by Morgan West
Truman call for war-time Air Force (continued from Page 1)
Witch hunt steps up
Seattle forum on Manifesto anniversary
New Haven readers invited to open forum
Basic commodities (graph)
“Unbiased opinions” on air report
Important documents in Fourth International
Workers’ Forum — Hickman thanks the Militant —questions GM-GE profit figures — realized Stalinists distort Marxism
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Theory of the “lesser evil”
General strikes paralyze Ruhr as workers fight starvation
Out in the cold (photo)
Events on the international scene
The Brass Hat invasion
Anti-imperialist struggle sweeps key China cities, by Ria Stone
Two reactionary bureaucracies
PCA endorses Wallace (continued from Page 1)
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Wall Street’s war budget
Minneapolis bazaar features bargains
Diary of a Steel Worker: A militant subscription, by Theodore Kovalesky
NLRB seeks drastic injunction in move to smash ITU strikes
RR barons greed kills ten kids in sled tragedy
Film men sue studios (photo)
The Negro Struggle: An American story, by Albert Parker
Housing crisis worse than ever while billions are spent for war
Army purges Sperry unionists
$$$$$$$$$$$$ (photo)
“Men here may speak and think,” by Art Preis
Hickman victory rally in Chicago
Notes from the news
Spicer workers protest speedup
Operation rathole in Greece
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Imperialists step up war drive — urge military bloc as part of Marshall Plan, by Art Preis
Boss politicians conspire to keep Wallace off ballot— ruling requested of U.S. attorney general
Backs 45-hour week (photo)
CIO board splits on 3rd party, ERP
CIO heads cling to 2-party system — same policy led to high prices, Taft-Hartley law
Twin City lodges ask consolidation of 2 rail unions
Police reign of terror against Nashville CIO
Just matter of time to a shooting war
Deportation arrests mount as witch hunt is intensified, by George Lavan
Militarization — the No. 1 danger, by Arthur Burch
Happy days for plane corporations
100 years of Communist Manifesto, by John Adamson
Engels stated Marx was chief author of Manifesto
Historical background of Communist Manifesto
Workers’ Forum — many workers support Wallace — favors convention for new party — faction fight in Cleveland CIO
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Three labor traitors
Nazi documents disclose details of Stalin-Hitler secret deals
“Law and Order” in Germany (photo)
Toronto AFL calls for support of Labor Party, by Paul Kane
Dunne hits mayor in Minneapolis hospital scandal
Let’s have the whole truth
French police jail Trotskyists
CIO hands back 2-party system (continued from Page 1)
The Brass Hat conspiracy
Imperialists step up “Cold War” urge West Europe military bloc (continued from Page 1)
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The Negro Struggle: Negro history week, by Albert Parker
UAW conference urges formation of Labor Party
Fight not over (photo)
Flint UAW leader gives radio talk on sliding scale of wages
Balconies, bathtubs and change, by John F. Petrone
GM victimizes Tucker — veteran union militant, by Emmett Moore
Notes from the news
What fight in Korea is all about
Detroit CIO debates politics
Bourbon campaign to keep Jim Crow in education
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Washington state legislators stage local witch hunt, by Daniel Roberts
BLFE continues Jim Crow policy in new disguise — Negro firemen demand full union membership
Auto plants shut down (photo)
AFL chiefs uphold 2-party misrule — council stages political farce at Miami parley
CIO packinghouse local to vote on wage strike
Press blackout on plan for Pa. secret police
Congressman and cop tangle
AFL chiefs prepare capitulation on UMT
Oil dictates U.S. role in Middle East
Stalinists plan to build Wallace movement — by united front from below, by George Breitman
[No title] (graphic)
Gandhi — his role in fight for India’s independence, by J. R. Johnson
Milwaukee politicians aid gas company steal
Rebels in American History: Edward Bellamy, by George Lavan
Philadelphia offers forum on the Civil War
Workers’ Forum — proposes solution for unemployment — how to go broke scientifically
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The Stalin-Hitler documents and the Moscow Trials
Franc devaluation undermines scheme for West Europe bloc
CIO board against third party (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
The meaning of military domination
Sliding scale of wages
AFL executive council upholds 2-party misrule (continued from Page 1)
The power to declare war
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The Negro Struggle: The sky’s the limit, by Albert Parker
Railroaders win strike in Akron
Housing holdup (photo)
Detroit UAW leader calls for sliding scale wage program
Death in the mayor’s office, by Grace Carlson
Oil moguls responsible for the fuel shortage, by John Fredericks
To my uncle in Italy, by John F. Petrone
N.Y. local holds Lenin meeting
Notes from the news
Auto local takes ‘48 election poll
Oil trust schemes $9 billion swindle
Students protest Oklahoma Jim Crow
New York’s East Side presents open forum
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Rubber workers demand sliding scale pay bonus — policy committee asks 30c hourly increase plus automatic raises for rising living cost
House witch hunt committee drafts repressive laws — deportations campaign will be intensified
Ku Klux Klan back in action (photo)
Labor candidates receive backing of St. Paul CIO — Stalinists to sabotage city-wide labor slate
Labor in U.S. must prepare for coming economic crisis — fear sweeps country as farm prices fall with record speed, by Art Preis
Wallace groups now active in 26 states
Medical group blocks free blood-bank plan
Reuther echoes NAM on longer hours
Wallace’s program and the fight against monopoly, by J. R. Johnson
Cannot make ends meet (photo)
Labor and third parties in the United States, by George Lavan
Crisis in American agriculture begins, by John G. Wright
Labor news from the West Coast
Workers’ Forum — technocracy bars “only aliens and politicians” — Balint arrest part of war drive
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St. Louis readers invited to open forum
Let the membership decide!
Eyewitness describes how masses began revolution in Indo-China, by Lucien
Fight discrimination (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
The voracious war machine
Iraq revolt upsets treaty with Britain
Workers’ Bookshelf
$3 billion kick-back racket
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Significant Negro struggles
Diary of a Steel Worker: the Speedup, by Theodore Kovalesky
Army says Jim Crow segregation will continue for Negro troops
Miners’ need — a plan of community action, by Morgan West
Seamen hit ship transfer (photo)
The Negro Struggle: Jim Crow and “national defense"
Issue of Marshall Plan used to split WFTU
Patriots at work, by John F. Petrone
New tax bill favors the rich
A Stalinist nomination for vice president
Notes from the news
Reuther’s views on longer week protested by 200 UAW leaders
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
What labor must fight for now, an Editorial
Dan Hoan enters mayoralty race in Milwaukee — Boulton denounces turncoat socialist
Unemployment in Detroit (photo)
A new kind of party
Wallace candidate sweeps election — Isacson victory shows disgust with old parties, by Albert Parker
Steel union heads give no lead in wage drive
Murray steps up attacks against Stalinists in CIO
State Department interferes in CIO affairs
Witch hunters arrest NMU secretary Smith
Washington and Lincoln — part of the American revolutionary tradition, by George Breitman
Labor and 3rd parties in U.S. after Civil War, by George Lavan
Yellow gold (photo)
The Big Business campaign against the co-op movement, by A. Gilbert
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Workers’ Forum — NAACP election hits new low — monopoly inevitable under capitalism
For a national PAC convention!
Seizures of factories and land herald new explosions in Italy, by Marcel Rogier
Another mine tragedy (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
The Kremlin’s counter-blast
Detroit presents Sat. open forums
Key role of Trotskyists in the Indo-Chinese uprising, by Lucien
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Political savvy — who’s got it? by John F. Petrone
Reuther attacks wage program of five Flint union presidents
ALP candidate sweeps election for Congress
Blueprint for strikebreaking (graphic)
The Negro Struggle: A glorious page of U.S. history, by F. Forrest
AFL building trades workers strike for higher wages in L.A., by Pat Allen
Notes from the news
Newark forum will discuss Wallace rule
The effects of the commodity price slump, by John G. Wright
“I was a racketeer"
Correction
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Green, Reuther hand out same political bunkum — offer no positive Labor program in speeches at convention of Truman Doctrine liberals
Strikers put heat on scabs (photo)
Dobbs and Carlson to head ‘48 national ticket of SWP — will fight for socialism in presidential campaign, by Joseph Hansen
Murray policies bring danger of split in CIO — Los Angeles Stalinists try to evade issues
Judge upholds Taft Act in ITU injunction case
SWP plenum adopts election year policy
Stalinists take over government in Czechoslovak political crisis, by Paul G. Stevens
Malraux, with aid of “Times”, slanders Trotskyism, by G.F. Eckstein
SWP resolution on Wallace third-party movement
Rise and fall of Populist Party in the United States, by George Lavan
Wallace party unveiled in Mich.
Rebels in American History: Nat Turner, by William E. Bohannan
Wallace and Isacson (picture)
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Workers’ Forum —the significance of union factionalism — a frequent happening among the miners
A milestone for American labor
Crisis of Italian socialism shown in party’s convention, by Marcel Rogier
Protest high cost of living (photo)
The Ceylon Trotskyists and the “independence” bill — statement of the International Secretariat of the Fourth International
Preserve the unity of CIO and PAC!
San Francisco meeting marks 100 years of Manifesto
Washington’s undeclared war
Story of Stalinist coup in Indo-China, by Lucien
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Presidential campaign resolution of the SWP
CIO shipyard union’s structure radically altered at convention, by Bob Lowell
Malraux slanders Trotskyism; gets aid from “Times” (continued from Page 1)
Defies Ku Klux Klan (photo)
Add a dash of poison! by Grace Carlson
Dobbs-Carlson ticket (continued from Page 1)
Southside L.A. labor runs own candidates, by Al Lynn
The Negro Struggle: Position of Negroes in industry today
Easter sales trends and the new steel price hike, by John G. Wright
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Big corporations threaten “tough” policy on wages
Petition drive for Dobbs-Carlson already started in New Jersey
Preparing for World War III (photo)
Czech coup intensifies “Cold War” — Stalinists utilize mass pressure to make deal with Czech capitalists, by Paul G. Stevens
Dobbs exposes pacifism as a shield for warmongers
Congress rushes ERP to bolster reaction, by Arthur Burch
How Stalinists use Smith case in NMU, by C. Thomas
“Freedom of Press” — Greek royalist style
Henry Wallace — his record as capitalist politician, by Art Preis
Teachers strike in Minneapolis against pay cut — parents and children join picket line
ACEWR reports successful affairs
“Bull Moose” party and its sellout, by George Lavan
Twin Cities ACEWR holds relief bazaar
Workers’ Forum — urges mass action as answer to Taft Bill — confusion spread by the technocrats
Open forum on crisis offered by Philadelphia
Current issue of Fourth International features three articles on “Manifesto"
The Militant Army
Brooklyn to hold forum on Wallace
Akron to hold forum for Militant readers
Washington’s Palestine policy
The Kremlin’s real aims and policies in Czechoslovakia
Vets demands [sic] decent housing (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
Truman’s deportation drive
Congress and the rent gougers
How Stalinists strangled Indo-Chinese revolution, by Lucien
The real crime in Czechoslovakia
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Diary of a Steel Worker: “Don’t [sic] seem worth it,” by Theodore Kovalesky
SWP supports Labor candidates in St. Paul — leaflets outline 9-point program (photo)
Murray pleads not guilty
Union movement rallies to aid of 5-month farm strike in Calif.
The Negro Struggle: Maintain the Schomburg Collection! by F. Forest
Brutal conditions maintained by big California farm interests
Search for a White House tenant, by Art Preis
NLRB ruling is threat to industrial unionism, by Barbara Bruce
Notes from the news
A professor surveys U.S. economy, by John G. Wright
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Truman rejects Stalin’s bid for new conference, by John G. Wright
Minneapolis teachers still out (photo)
SWP files petitions in N.J., two more states begin drive
Both parties okay Jim Crow in employment — Congress kills anti-bias clause on jobs, schools
Electric, meat and steel trusts attack third-round wage demands
Truman, Big Brass plot to impose militarist censorship on press, by Art Preis
Negro widow, two sons face Georgia death chair
Murray pushes CIO purge with ouster of Bridges
Southern revolt sharpens Democratic Party, by George Breitman
Housing program offered by Milwaukee SWP candidate
Two “Labor statesmen” (photo)
How socialists built a mass party in the U.S. before First World War, by George Lavan
Witch hunters fabricate atom spy scare
Natalia Trotsky refutes slander in N.Y. Times
Workers’ Forum — a stooge for General Motors — against factionalism in the unions
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A creeping military dictatorship
Left wing socialist forces in Italy establish new working class party, by Marcel Rogier
Klan on the march (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
Mobilizing industry for war
How the counter-revolution triumphed in Indo-China, by Lucien
“State Department unionism"
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Diary of a Steel Worker: An old man and a century, by Theodore Kovalesky
Program of action of UMW contract, by Morgan West
At home in mayor’s office (photo)
Detroit SWP chairman assails fare boost at council hearing
The Negro Struggle: Save the Ingram family, by Albert Parker
Wallace program calls for planned scarcity, by Joe Simpson
Militarists plot control of press (continued from Page 1)
Senator Taylor — liberal, first class, by John F. Petrone
New York jam session features all-star band
Notes from the news
U.S. imperialist treachery on Palestine, by Irving Dale
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
The war danger and labor’s task, an Editorial
Miners fight sabotage of welfare fund; CIO packing workers strike — coal strikers charge owners “dishonor pact"
Miners fight sabotage of welfare fund; CIO packing workers strike — the “Big Four” meat profiteers reject arbitration
U.S. intervention in Greek war (photo)
Washington whips up war hysteria — Truman and militarists drive to impose UMT and peacetime draft, by Art Preis
Steady progress made in Dobbs-Carlson drive
New trial demanded for doomed widow and sons
Auto union local elections reveal pro-Reuther trend
Lobbyists attempt to loot nation’s oil reserves — campaign on to remove valuable tidelands from federal domain in name of states’ rights
Labor advisory body at White House (photo)
Murray forces capture Cleveland CIO council
Akron witch hunt bars Negro poet from hall
Truman and militarists whip up war hysteria (continued from Page 1)
Congress bills peril rent control
The Lafollette third party of 1924, by George Lavan
The Militant Army
Workers’ Forum — has an open mind on presidential elections — democracy is issue in the unions
The CIO faction fight
Washington intervenes in Italy to swing election for deGasperi
Another hat in the ring (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
Packers reap huge profits; workers go without meat
Witch hunt in Detroit and Akron
The 5-power military pact — a preparation for war
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
“Taft-Hartley unionism"
Diary of a Steel Worker — Moses Levy, M. D., by Theodore Kovalesky
Workers driven from jobs at Briggs plant
Relief for the greedy (photo)
New York printing bosses seek to wipe out union conditions, by Fred Newman
The Negro Struggle: A very important book, by Albert Parker
Mine workers strike against fund sabotage (continued from Page 1)
Youngstown to show Robeson movie
Education vs. armaments, by Grace Carlson
Harlem NAACP fights N. Y. police brutality
Mayor O’Dwyer’s campaign against the nickel fare, by George Clarke
Philadelphia forum for Militant readers
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Washington uses Italian election to incite war fever
Murray machine pushes drive to oust Stalinists — Reuther raids UE, FE and mine-mill unions
Mine strike spreads (photo)
Truman clubs workers with Taft-Hartley law — slave act injunctions menace atomic, coal, meat, printers unions
Penn. SWP nears goal in ‘48 petition campaign
Cost of living rises
Teachers win strike demand in Minneapolis, by F. Carter
Big Brass pressures Congress for UMT
Partition fiasco shows Zionist bankruptcy, by Irving Dale
Major fallacy in Wallace’s anti-war campaign, by George Breitman
Presidential Aspirants: Robert H. Taft — scion of one of sixty richest families, by George Lavan
UE head joins Wallace (photo)
Political developments in Los Angeles AFL, by Richard Page
Militant mass picket lines close major packing plants in St. Paul, by Barbara Bruce
Workers’ Forum— two Stalinist parties in Palestine — the general strike and imperialist war — alliance of workers and poor farmers
The Militant Army
The UN — fulfilling its destiny
UN economic report shows decay of world capitalism, by G.F. Eckstein
Packinghouse strike continues (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
The labor statesmen and Truman
Workers’ Bookshelf
The Miners’ Faith
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
“Defend our shores,” by Art Preis
N.Y. printers locked out by job shop bosses, by Fred Newman
Rank and file caucus of NMU runs full anti-Stalinist slate, by C. Thomas
’47 profits permit substantial wage increases (graphic)
The Negro Struggle: The cause of race prejudice, by Albert Parker
“Socialist” Zeidler wins Milwaukee primaries
Survey on Wallace shows large vote
Medical research vs. armaments, by Grace Carlson
How the cost-of-living bonus works, by Art Preis
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
U.S. rulers plan to use Germany as a war base
Paul Dollinger April 2, 1912 — March 25, 1948
UN farce on Palestine (photo)
Labor faces deadly peril of government by injunction — CIO ank [sic] AFL heads follow do-nothing policy in crisis, by Art Preis
N. Y. cops brutally club pickets at Stock Exchange
Penna. SWP goes over the top in ‘48 petition drive
Packinghouse workers stand firm in strike, by Barbara Bruce
GPU concocts new forgery to smear Leon Trotsky, by George Breitman
Packing workers hold firm against strikebreaking (continued from Page 1)
Keeping ‘er shut (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
GPU concocts new forgery to smear Leon Trotsky (continued from Page 1)
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Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Wall Street’s labor salesmen
New war preparations threaten further inflationary price rise, by Arthur Burch
Paul Dollinger — a model revolutionist, by Sol Dollinger
Admit the war refugees!
All labor faces injunction menace (continued from Page 1)
CIO leaders on labor party
Workers Forum— “Mass man” — a new European type — the Marshall Plan - a war program
Diary of a Steel Worker — the private kingdom, by Theodore Kovalesky
Washington plans to turn Germany into base for war (continued from Page 1)
Wallace endorsed by handpicked conference of the California IPP
Victims of war (photo)
The Negro Struggle: Why Stalinists slander us, by Albert Parker
Recording ready
Behind Pertrillo’s ban on recordings, by Dick Jones
“Freedom of the seas,” by Art Preis
N. Y painters urge political action, by Raymond Rice
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
The main enemy is at home, an Editorial
Stalinists in CIO dealt heavy blow by Quill defection
Civil disobedience threatened (photo)
Newspaper incited mob wrecks home of CP organizer
Miners defy federal strikebreaking — ignore injunction order; Lewis threatened with citation for “contempt,” by Art Preis
Wall Street strikers extend picket lines to brokerages, by Roy Moore
Resist Jim-Crow draft, Randolph urges, by G. F. Eckstein
Mich. SWP passes halfway mark in petition campaign
St. Paul packing strikers resist picketing ban
Pickets at Armour’s in South St. Paul (photo)
Events on the International Scene, by Paul G. Stevens
Presidential Aspirants II — Douglas MacArthur - “Hero” of Anacostia Flats, by George Lavan
Latin American notes
The Militant Army
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The vigilante menace
Effects of war preparations on economic conditions in U.S., by John G. Wright
“New York’s Finest” in action (photo)
Rationalizations of the renegades, by George Breitman
Wall Street’s aims at Bogota parley, by Arthur Burch
Eisenhower — the new messiah
Protests save Mrs. Ingram’s life
Congress “blunders” on fascist Spain
Brooklyn forum on Truman war plan
Diary of a Steel Worker — a conversation, by Theodore Kovalesky
Coal miners defy federal injunction (continued from Page 1)
Mail men deliver (photo)
Labor slates run by California unions in 3 municipal elections, by J. Blake
The Negro Struggle — Randolph’s testimony, by Albert Parker
Anti-Reutherites show strength in elections
Randolph urges draft defiance (continued from Page 1)
A “mistake in judgment,” by Art Preis
Rent control bill full of loopholes
L.A. local plans May Day program
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Mine strikers win $100 pension demand — await outcome of trial before return to work, by Art Preis
Congressman calls war scare “a crime against America"
Penna. SWP files nominating papers
Scab salute (photo)
Mass uprising halts Bogota parley — Marshall calls popular revolt “Kremlin plot,” by Arthur Burch
Witch hunters draft savage anti-Red law
War program put No. 1 on agenda of Congress
“Friends of Joe Hill” defend his memory
Wallacites to hold convention July 24
Packinghouse leaders battle injunction
Wallace, Trotsky and the Third World war drive, by E.R. Frank
Can the workers take power? by George Breitman
Bus drivers walk (photo)
Workers Forum — military training under union control — veteran’s privileges in good old U.S.A.
The Militant Army
Brooklyn barn dance
Hands off Italy !
Randolph’s anti-draft proposal sharply divides Negro leaders, by G. F. Eckstein
Police brutality (photo)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
Cable strike lost due to Taft Act, Stalinists
The CIO wage fight
Movie Review
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Protocol M and Project X, by Art Preis
Mass uprising halts Wall Street’s Bogota conference
No contract, no work (photo)
CIO proves case for pay rise out of “extortionate” profits
The Negro Struggle — Randolph and the press, by Albert Parker
Capitalism in Europe faces greater inflation, by John G. Wright
Slow death in the mines, by Grace Carlson
St. Louis offers forum on Wallace
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
May Day manifesto of the Socialist Workers Party
“In our hands there lies the power” (picture)
Government hits mine union with huge fine for “contempt” — Pennsylvania CIO condemns attack on coal miners, by Art Preis
$100,000 reward offered for arrest of Reuther assailant
DeGasperi gains election with Wall Street’s aid
Michigan SWP doubles election petitions quota
Meat strikers halt back-to-work move
May Day manifesto of Socialist Workers Party (continued from Page 1)
Events on the International Scene, by Paul G. Stevens
Picket dear old Harvard (photo)
Tradition of May Day lives on in America, by V. Grey
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Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Danger signals for labor
Wallace campaign book — a typical middle class panacea for “world peace,” by John F. Petrone
Strike scene in Kansas City (photo)
Stalinists and reformists dishonor May Day spirit
Red-baiting in Bogota
Demand Stalin release Spanish anti-fascists
Workers Forum — Macdonald offers Marshall Plan — criticizes Militant on war editorial
Nationalize aircraft industry
Diary of a Steel Worker — the rebel, by Theodore Kovalesky
Quill, Hollander join conspiracy with mayor to raise transit fares, by Harry Ring
Labor slates show strength in Calif.
The Negro Struggle — Randolph’s campaign, by G. F. Eckstein
Government victimizes mine union and Lewis (continued from Page 1)
Clarke addresses Twin City meeting
Correction
Notes from the news
Letter tells of Trotsky’s son in Russia
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Union-busting cops told to “crack skulls’
Scab squad (photo)
Kansas outrage — a warning to labor! — watchword for unions must be: united action, by the Editors
Big Steel leads attacks on CIO wage demands, by Art Preis
15,000 strike at Seattle plant of Boeing aircraft
SWP in Flint surpasses quota on petitions, by Emmett Moore
Police convert Reuther case into witch-hunt
Presidential Aspirants III — Harold Stassen - the phony liberal
Funeral service for Gaitan (photo)
Strike settled at NY curb exchange
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
Labor Party discussed at Detroit UAW forum
Labor’s capacity and the Russian Revolution, by George Breitman
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A fascist conspiracy
Logical conclusion of Randolph’s program to resist Jim Crow draft, by G. R. Eckstein
Consequences of a new world war, by John G. Wright
Who decides CIO-PAC policy?
Workers Forum — believes Lavan is overzealous — Lavan replies
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The Italian elections
The ERP program, by Art Preis
CIO packinghouse workers resist meat trust strikebreaking moves, by Barbara Bruce
Klan flags war veteran (photo)
The Negro Struggle: After Randolph’s “bomb,” by Albert Parker
Big Steel leads attacks on wages (continued from Page 1)
Cancer — the No. 2 killer, by Grace Carlson
The growing militarization of America
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
4th international holds Congress
Stench of Arabian oil deal spreads over Washington — Senate group reveals “avaricious steal"
Union hall back in business (photo)
Congressmen plot to steamroller “police state” bill, by George Lavan
CIO wage campaign faces disaster — union heads fail to offer program of unified action as corporations gang up, by Art Preis
Imperialist scheme upset in Palestine, by E. Burton
Farrell Dobbs speaks May 15 on NBC
SWP calls national convention in July
“Whip” planned for labor in next war
Henry Wallace and the next war, by James P. Cannon
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
The prospects for socialist revolution, by George Breitman
Miners return to work (photo)
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The Second Congress on the Fourth International
Churchill’s Moscow trials claim proves him a common slanderer, by John G. Wright
Latin American Notes, by J. Gomez
The Wall Street strike
Labor to get “whip” in the coming was (continued from Page 1)
Let the people decide!
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The men in white, by Morgan West
Imperialist scheme upset in Palestine (continued from Page 1)
A labor martyr (photo)
Boeing strikers get official IAM authorization; dig in for hard fight, by Irene James
The Negro Struggle — court OK’s covenants, by Albert Parker
CIO wage campaign heads for disaster (continued from Page 1)
Atomic energy, by Louis T. Gordon
Briggs union paper says shooting of Reuther reminiscent of Briggs beatings
Oil shortage deliberately planned, probe discloses, by Winifred Nelson
Notes from the news
St. Louis runs forum on Russia
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Housing — a capitalist crime, Dobbs tells Senate hearing
Strikers hold firm (photo)
The wage fight and labor’s tasks, an Editorial
Truman injunction busts rail strike — uses 1916 statute as pretext for gov’t seizure, by George Lavan
75,000 Chrysler workers strike in three states
Stalin bids openly for deal with U.S.
CIO sharply denounces anti-labor Mundt bill
Connecticut SWP opens drive for election petitions
New recruits for Norman Thomas’ campaign, by G. F. Eckstein
Rebels in American History: Henry George, by George Lavan
Housing — a capitalist crime, Dobbs tells Senate hearing (continued from Page 1)
Congress of Fourth International (photo)
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Marshall, Churchill declarations promote strategy of Western Bloc, by John G. Wright
Greek massacre
Fabrication of a Trotsky “testament"
The Eisenhower fiasco
Failure at Bogota
Workers Forum — open letter to CP members — wants less “Stalin-baiting"
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Diary of a Steel Worker — the last straw, by Theodore Kovalesky
CIO packinghouse unions continue grim fight in ninth week of strike, by Barbara Bruce
The Negro Struggle — Senator Taylor’s arrest, by Albert Parker
Youngstown “vindicator” rebuffed by steel unions
Taylor convicted (photo)
Post Office fires NAACP leader for fighting Jim Crow, by J. Hawkins
Tuberculosis — ancient enemy, by Grace Carlson
CP makes faction issue of NMU agent’s death, by Art Sharon
Armour picket killed in East St. Louis
“Back to work” move fizzles at Boeing
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Text of national broadcast delivered by Farrell Dobbs
“End capitalism to stop war” — Dobbs — SWP presidential nominee on NBC network — 4th international hailed by Cannon in introduction
How new mechanization affects miners, by Morgan West
Presidential aspirants IV — Thomas E. Dewey, by George Lavan
Renegades peddle old poison
An unholy farce (photo)
Arms program sets off stock speculation orgy, by Arthur Burch
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St. Louis forum on labor’s weapons
Stalin repeats his bid for “peace” deal with Washington, by John G. Wright
A historic broadcast
Chrysler strike sidelights
The “Five-Year Plan” of U.S. militarism
Ford’s wage-cut offer
Workers forum — comments on Dobbs’ radio speech
Fight the Mundt bill!
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Murray Red-baiting hits new low at convention of steelworkers, by Farrell Dobbs
Minnesota governor sends troops to aid meat trust against strike, by Barbara Bruce
Chrysler pickets hold the line, by Howard Lerner
The Negro Struggle — defend Frank Barnes! by Albert Parker
SWP leaders hit use of troops by Gov. Youngdahl
Local 306 parades to UAW picketline
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
More unions condemn “police state” measure
Packing workers accept 9 cents after long battle, by Barbara Bruce
GM, UAW agree on sliding scale; meat union forced to end strike — General Motors forestalls walkout with 11-cent raise, by Art Preis
Progressive [sic] oust CP heads in Westinghouse
SWP petition campaign in Conn. off to good start
U.S. helps conceal facts in Polk case
The Marshall Plan — U.S. imperialism on the march, by John G. Wright
The Roman Catholic Church and fascism, by Art Preis
Latin American Notes, by J. Gomez
Stalin’s machine-gun attempt against Trotsky, by George Lavan
GM agrees to sliding scale (continued from Page 1)
Detroit SWP holds election drive banquet, by Esther Turner
Packing workers (continued from Page 1)
San Francisco to hold open forum
Open forum for N.J. Militant readers
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Debs’ great revolutionary stature revealed in his speeches, writings, by George Breitman
Packinghouse defeat and third round wage fight
Workers Forum — Macdonald’s lecture at Chicago univ. — Ford workers fighting mad — Congress and promises
The Arab-Jewish war in Palestine
Movie Review
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Diary of a Steel Worker — ten who fell, by Theodore Kovalesky
Gosser, Mazey create crisis in Spicer unit
Another striker slain (photo)
NAACP fights to get victimized member reinstated in Post Office, by J. Hawkins
The Negro Struggle — politics and the NAACP, by Albert Parker
GM locals in Flint vote on question of strike, by Jerry Kirk
Health, wealth and ulcers, by Grace Carlson
United labor action needed to ensure victory at Boeing, by Irene James
Detroit unions back Chrysler strikers, by Howard Lerner
Notes from the news
UPWA field official gets jail sentence
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Farrell Dobbs’ talk over ABC radio network
Bigart links U.S. mission head to Greek executions — correspondent gives the lie to Griswold
“Hey Mister . . . ” (cartoon)
Auto pay boosts reopen wage fight — results show what united action could have achieved, by Art Preis
Mounting protest delays Mundt “police-state” bill
Capitalist press “hesitant” about GM sliding scale
“Nationalize the roads!”, says rail labor, by Arthur Burch
Presidential Aspirants V — Arthur H. Vandenberg, by George Lavan
Report on conference of British Labor Party
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
New York social and dinner
Trotskyists fined
AFL lockout in Newark (photo)
2,300 signatures gained in Conn. election drive
Dobbs’ talk over ABC network (continued from Page 1)
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NAACP broadens fight to reinstate Frank Barnes
SWP election campaign
Workers Forum
Strike leader shot (photo)
The escalator clause
Workers Bookshelf
Akron will hold smorgasbord supper
National Guard strikebreaking
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The league of frightened men, by Mary Wood
Appraisal of wage settlements with General Motors and Chrysler, by E. Kennedy
UAW-GM settlement (photo)
The Negro Struggle — keep an eye on Congress, by Albert Parker
GM delegates ratify contract for 11-cent raise
Portrait of a Red-baiter, by Joseph Keller
Harlem meeting on Randolph movement
Canadian union officials call for building of Labor Party
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Ohio bans Wallace from ballot as “un-American” — anti-democratic laws bar free election in U.S.
SWP convention highlights to be broadcast over ABC
Threat of Mundt “police state” bill remains
Nailing down the elections (cartoon)
Both parties uphold Army Jim Crow — senators approve Negro segregation by a vote of 67-7
Stalinists block vote on tanker agreement, by C. Thomas
Inter-imperialist rows disclose world crisis, by John G. Wright
Bureaucrats conspire against union ranks
Petrillo calls for labor unity
An answer to critics of sliding wage scale
Your shrinking dollar (chart)
Events on the international scene, by Paul G. Stevens
U.S. gives raw deal to Japanese-Americans, by George Lavan
Stalinists block vote on tanker agreement (continued from Page 1)
San Francisco’s open forum
Chicago to show Chaplin film
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Current status of wage fight
The Vatican’s “model state” — Franco’s fascism in Spain, by Art Preis
Asparagus workers out (photo)
The refugee bill
Responses to Dobbs’ radio speech
Attention, Flint Militant readers!
Stalinists bureaucratism
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Who is the despot? by Joseph Keller
Members of two rail unions to vote on plan for merger
“Bare feet” revolt in Colombia
Chrysler workers get 13 cents (photo)
The Negro Struggle — a letter about the NAACP, by Albert Parker
Conn. hardware strikers fight to defend union
Teamsters raid union of Boeing strikers
5,000 in Phila. protest Mundt police state bill
Wife for sale, by Joseph Andrews
Newark holds spring frolic
The role of labor Zionism in Palestine, by E. Burton
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
3 chains to broadcast SWP convention talks
Supreme Court dismisses appeal in contempt case
They’re both right! (cartoon)
Senate OKs peacetime draft, but bars war-profits ceiling — bi-partisan gang kills civil rights amendments, by George Breitman
Truman’s injunction forces NMU to postpone strike in maritime
Atomic union denounces Lilienthal strikebreaking
Prices continue upward spurt; no limit in sight
Harlem unrest seethes at police brutality
How to escape worry about HCL
The Vatican’s financial stake in capitalism, by Art Preis
Rebels in American History — William H. Sylvis, by Ruth Philips
The courts — tool of the monopolies, by Arthur Burch
Who is guilty? (photo)
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Harlem unrest seethes against police brutality (continued from Page 1)
Prominent unionist to speak in Detroit
The wage settlements at GE and Firestone
Slanderous “biography” about Lenin issued by Social Democratic author, by John G. Wright
Chinese students hit U.S. policies (photo)
Letters From Our Readers — believes SWP stand weak in psychology — veteran socialist supports Dobbs
Vandenberg resolution
Steel worker tells [sic] indignation at Murray’s convention tactics
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
NAACP picketline wins victory against Jim Crow in employment
First crack in Reuther’s machine provoked by settlement with GM, by Emmett Moore
Briggs contract follows Chrysler wage pattern
“Labor statesmen” (photos)
The Negro Struggle — a new spirit, by Albert Parker
NLRB cites Boeing aircraft for unfair labor practices
The Red label, by Joseph Keller
East side forum on immigration bill
Right-wing bureaucracy’s policy in CIO, by M. Alvin
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
World manifesto of Fourth International
80th Congress record: All for Big Business, nothing for the people — actions of bi-partisan gang show need for Labor Party
Behind the velvet curtain (cartoon)
Rail trust gets Congressional green light for another steal, by Arthur Burch
Union war veterans split from legion
One year of the Taft-Hartley slave law, by Art Preis
Connecticut SWP hits half-way mark
World manifesto of the Fourth International Congress (continued from Page 1)
One year of the Taft-Hartley law (continued from Page 1)
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Supreme Court rulings
The Kremlin’s newest revelation — Marx’s doctrine found “outmoded,” by John G. Wright
Strikebreaking — French style (photo)
Palestine truce
Letters From Our Readers — wants analysis of Palestine war — optimistic about SWP presidential campaign — takes issue with Palestine position
Boring from within
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
A flaming revolutionist, by E. R. Frank
Stalinists push “rule or ruin” policy while NMU faces crucial struggle, by Art Sharon
Klan terrorism (photos)
“American Bedlam,” by Grace Carlson
Teamsters scab-herd in strike at Boeing
Vigilantes burn unionist’s home, terrorize Negroes
Philip Murray — self made man, by Joseph Keller
Status of the labor movement in China, by Chen
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Fourth of July — our heritage of revolution, an Editorial
Dunne runs for Senate in Minnesota
“Free” collective bargaining (cartoon)
War is main plank in GOP platform — Republican candidate Dewey tied to Rockefeller interests
Mine workers triumph in bitter pensions fight
Stalinists swamped in painters election
Public break with Tito highlights Kremlin crisis, by John G. Wright
The crisis in Europe and the colonial lands — World Congress manifesto of 4th International - Part 2
Picket GOP convention (photo)
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Greetings to SWP convention
How Catholic hierarchy interferes in the American labor movement
Soft coal dispute (photo)
Meaning of the Yugoslav crisis
Semmelweis — forgotten martyr, by George Lavan
Strange logic in the CIO news
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
A pioneer Trotskyist, by Edith Konikov
All prices soar, index shows; GM sliding scale gets test
Socialist Workers Party candidates in Michigan (photo)
The Negro Struggle — platforms and promises, by Albert Parker
Republicans adopt war program as key plank in their platform
Hardware strikers forced to return after 4-wk. fight
Air conditioned suites, by John F. Petrone
Hopelessness of liberal “trust-busting,” by Arthur Burch
Randolph sets up new group in “civil disobedience” move
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
The two Americas
SWP candidates address the nation (photos)
Dobbs and Carlson address nation in broadcasts from SWP convention — call for a workers and farmers government as only answer to Wall Street war-makers — inspiring five-day gathering opens presidential campaign of Socialist Workers Party, by Art Preis
National election platform of the Socialist Workers Party
Party launches drive for a $25,000 fund
The 1948 election platform of the Socialist Workers Party (continued from Page 1)
Greeting and messages of the SWP convention
The two Americas (continued from Page 1)
Summary of trade union report
The only road for Yugoslavia
Enthusiastic letters come in flood from listeners to SWP broadcasts
Vice-presidential candidate on picket line (photo)
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Radio talks of Dobbs and Carlson — “for a workers and famers government” — “the only road to peace"
Highlights and sidelights of the convention
“A symbol of our way of life"
Militant subscription campaign opens — 15 issues for 25 cents
Message from Rose Karsner
(Page 5)
We proudly present our two national candidates — Farrell Dobbs — Grace Carlson
Anti-fascist demonstration (photo)
Summary of report on Negro question
SWP convention addresses the nation (continued from P. 1) [sic]
A message of solidarity from Dutch Trotskyists
(Page 6)
The Negro Struggle — a very important decision, by Albert Parker
NAACP calls for a united move to abolish Jim Crow in the Army
Sign soft coal pact (photo)
Class justice, by Arthur Burch
How Roosevelt maneuvered us into war, by Paul Schapiro
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
War tension increases over Berlin conflict, by Arthur Burch
Decomposition of Democratic Party exhibited by national convention — labor bureaucrats trapped in a political blind-alley
Drafting the platform (cartoon)
Opposition group strong at gathering of Mich. CIO
98% back union shop in Ford poll by NLRB
New developments in Tito-Kremlin break, by John G. Wright
So-called “Congress of People” boomerangs on yellow “socialists"
Farewell to Inger Swabeck
The struggle of the Latin Americans for liberation from the imperialists
The Militant Army
Help the campaign of Dobbs-Carlson !
Inside story of the Pendergast mob and their agent in the White House, by Art Preis
Labor’s path in 1948
More letters on broadcasts
Catholic censorship
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Radio speeches of SWP national candidates — socialism or barbarism — the struggle for civil rights
SWP candidates greet each other (photo)
Penn. opens drive for Dobbs-Carlson
NAACP forces Sears to meet on discrimination, by J. Hawkins
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Dobbs denounces Smith-Act arrests
Raging inflation fueled by newest steel price boost, by Arthur Burch
A cracked egg (cartoon)
Mobilize labor for special session! Big Business Congress must feel united power of unions behind the people’s demands
Stalinists suffer crushing defeat in NMU elections, by Art Sharon
$25,000 election fund drive is off to flying start, by William F. Warde
Dobbs-Carlson tours will begin August 1
Connecticut SWP election petitions top legal quota
Forging the world revolutionary leadership
The Militant Army
The Westinghouse sit-down
More letters on SWP broadcasts
Events on the international scene
Berlin crisis
CIO bankruptcy
Order bundles of radio broadcasts
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Daily Worker on Dobbs, by Art Preis
Labor needs its own party — radio speech by Farrell Dobbs
NAACP acts in Post Office Jim-Crow case, by J. Hawkins
No thanks to Philip Murray, by Joseph Keller
NMU ranks deal crushing defeat to Stalinist machine (continued from Page 1)
Grace Carlson is main speaker at St. Paul affair
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Congress plays football with people’s needs — only Socialist Workers Party program offers solution to inflation, race discrimination, by Farrell Dobbs
Grace Carlson opens national tour in Far West — first campaign rally in Salt Lake City
In the shadow of the noose (cartoon)
“Remove SWP from blacklist!” Dobbs demands from Truman — asks Justice Dept. hearing on listing as “subversive”
N.Y. petition campaign gets off to flying start, by Irving Beinin
SWP offers CP united front on Smith Act — letter from the Socialist Workers Party to the Communist Party
Text of Dobbs letter to attorney general
Class justice (cartoon)
Minneapolis case and the CP indictments, by Art Preis
Southern lynchers at Birmingham Konklave, by Arthur Burch
Rebuild unity of proletarian front, proclaims 4th international Congress
The Militant Army
In defense of civil liberties
Branch responses splendid in $25,000 fund appeal, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election drive fund
Behind the CP indictments
Letters on broadcasts
Segregation to stay, says Gen. Bradley
The NMU elections
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Harlem “holiday” called to fight Army Jim Crow, by Dinah Sanders
Our civil rights are in danger! — radio address by Farrell Dobbs over WPEN
The Wallace Party is launched, by George Clarke
Solidarity with Fairchild strike (photo)
Wallace says he’ll back civil rights for the 18
Other locals aid Fairchild strike
Max Bedacht purged for “abusing” CP
Rank and file caucus sweeps NMU elections
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Wisconsin SWP opens campaign at convention
MacArthur decree smashes rights of Japanese unions, by Arthur Burch
Mikado MacArthur (cartoon)
Dobbs exposes Truman on inflation — calls for escalator wages, mass consumer committees and nationalized industries
Trainor on ballot in Massachusetts
Our United Front proposal against Smith “gag” Act, an Editorial
Landlord incomes rise almost 10%
Utah audience hears Carlson radio speech, by R. Aubrey
Washington spy scare and the slaying of Trotsky
Dobbs exposes Truman on prices (continued from Page 1)
Guests of the Vatican (photo)
Italian Stalinism in crisis after Togliatti attack
Minnesota BLFE group proposes Labor Party
Revolutionary international of youth must be built, proclaims manifesto
Dunne addresses St. Louis meeting on SWP campaign
The Militant Army
Local 107 shows the way
Keep up good pace in $25,000 election campaign; 20 percent of quota reached, by William F. Warde
Sign Ford wage agreement (photo)
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
A shameful incident
Letters on broadcasts
Free enterprise?
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Carlson to speak at Chicago university
SWP in Action — the Hickman case, by Art Preis
Quill opens war on Stalinist faction in transport union
Washington state AFL hits raiding in Boeing strike, by Irene James
Taft-Hartley scab herding (photo)
The Negro Struggle — civil rights demagogy, by F. Forrest
SWP offer of united front distributed to CP convention, by Dinah Sanders
Harlem meeting backs fight on police brutality, by J. Morgan
Dobbs-Carlson petition campaign in New York goes into high gear, by Irving Beinin
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Dobbs brands Beck “traitor” for scabbery, by Farrell Dobbs
Malayans revolt for independence from British rule
The same old baggage (cartoon)
Bankers’ spokesman predicts “bust” — boss parties offer only depression to halt inflation
General Motors workers resist intolerable speed-up conditions
Carlson reports tour reception in Denver, by Grace Carlson
Taft-Hartley Act incites inter-union warfare, by Art Preis
The Tito Affair and Stalinism, by E. Germain
At New York AFL convention (photo)
Rebels in American History — John Brown, by George Lavan
California SWP opens congressional drive
Mich. candidate speaks on fight for civil rights
Manifesto calls for overthrow of the Stalinist bureaucracy
The Militant Army
Univis strike and labor solidarity
Contributions average $2500 a week as election fund reaches 30 % of quota, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
CP convention
Letters on broadcasts
SWP chides CP
The National Guard
Stay on the picket line
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Diary of a Steel Worker — the tombstone, by Theodore Kovalesky
Fight pressed against police loudspeaker ban
AFL raiding (photo)
N. Y. transit interests move to put over new fare steal, by Art Sharon
A 100 percent American, by Art Preis
Seattle SWP plans extensive program for Dobbs on visit, by C. Kaye
Goldman quits WP to campaign for Norman Thomas
Petition goal reached in 53 N. Y. counties, by Irving Beinin
The “Four Freedoms,” by Dinah Sanders
L.A. school board hit on prejudice, by Al Lynn
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Grace Carlson addresses Ford union meeting
The wounded killer (cartoon)
Minneapolis CIO asks restoration of rights of 18 — Stalinist-ruled council forced to reverse wartime stand against Smith Act victims
Wallace demagogy on capitalism exposed by Dobbs
Colonial revolts stagger imperialists in Far East
Bass seeks presidency of CIO rubber workers, by Joseph Andrews
Big ITU locals urge a congress of labor
Youngstown SWP candidate fraudulently ruled off ballot
Eight years after the death of Leon Trotsky, by Art Preis
Trotskyism in Albania
The true aims of the socialist revolution
The Militant Army
Dixiecrat fascism
Allentown, Rochester first to top quotas in election fund campaign, by William F. Warde
“Meat strike” (photo)
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
CIO news on SWP
Letters on broadcasts
Russian school teacher and Stalinism
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Supply and demand, by Art Preis
Maritime unions face battle on crucial hiring hall issue, by Art Sharon
Trainor denied place on ballot in Mass., by J. J. Kelly
Kids for sale (photo)
Palmer raids, by F. Forest
NAACP fights discrimination policy at Sears, by J. Hawkins
Chevrolet workers in Flint strike against GM speed-up, by Emmett Moore
Politics of the spy scare, by Joseph Keller
Reach petition goal in 61 New York counties, by Irving Beinin
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Labor Day message of Dobbs-Carlson, by Farrell Dobbs and Grace Carlson
SWP calls on Pres. Truman to scrap political blacklist
A fighter for the working class (photo)
War-crippled veteran fights discharge in “loyalty” purge — national campaign launched in defense of James Kutcher
Civil rights leaders back pardon for the 18
ITU calls for Congress of Labor
Political action record of CIO and AFL leaders, by Art Preis
Election campaign manager’s column, by George Clarke
SWP calls on Pres. Truman to scrap political blacklist (continued from page 1)
CIO, veterans leaders pledge aid to Kutcher
The story of a fighter for the working class
The Militant Army
Our generous government
Congress of Labor
Our best issue (cartoon)
Election fund nears half of quota; Tacoma joins hundred-percenters
Dobbs denounces strikebreaking of “Czar” Beck
Reuther’s call for new party
Workers Forum
Are workers ready for Labor Party?
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
Case of Russian school teachers
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Campaigning in Michigan, by Grace Carlson
One year of Taft-Hartley Act — its effect on trade unions, by C. Thomas
Randolph’s betrayal, by F. Forest
James P. Cannon speaks at California rallies
“Unity” at last! by Joseph Keller
SWP Presidential Tour — my visit in Seattle, by Farrell Dobbs
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
GM workers get first sliding scale pay boost, by Art Preis
SWP blasts CIO chiefs for supporting Truman — also scores Wallace backing of old-line party candidates, by Farrell Dobbs and Grace Carlson
“Czar” Tobin upholds Beck’s scab-herding
Harold Russell to head Kutcher defense group
Kutcher’s answer to “loyalty” purgers
“The Naked and the Dead” — a review, by Paul Schapiro
Campaigning with Dobbs and Carlson, by George Clarke
How merger movement swells the monopolies
Atom power for peace (photo)
Grace Carlson and the fight for women’s rights in America, by Leila Rice
The Militant Army
The Kutcher Case
Trotsky memorial meeting in N.Y. contributes $753 to SWP fund
Workers Forum
Fascism in the South
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
Stalinist emigration
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
A week in Ohio, by Grace Carlson
UAW progressives launch new grouping at conference
Tito-Stalin conflict, by Joseph Hansen
Maritime union expels 3 Stalinist leaders, by C. Thomas
Stalinist biology, by Louis T. Gordon
Tobin backs Beck in strikebreaking (continued from Page 1)
SWP presidential tour — building the party in Montana, by Farrell Dobbs
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Managing Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Dobbs calls on Wallace to back 18
New York Teamsters strike (photo)
Lessons of the 13th convention of UE-CIO union — continued Stalinist control of group shows need for reorganizing opposition, by C. Thomas
Conflict over Germany highlights war trends
Eye for sale (photo)
Quill, Stalinists gird for showdown in TWU
Maritime strikers solid on West Coast
[Farrell Dobbs story — no title]
Trade unions under capitalism, by E.R. Frank
Campaigning with Dobbs and Carlson, by George Clarke
The Socialist Workers Party stands for class politics, by Art Preis
Fascism in the South (photo)
New low for T-H Act
The real meaning of British nationalization, by Joseph Hansen
The Militant Army
Kutcher case and civil rights
SWP $25,000 election fund drive passes over the half-way mark, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
Workers Forum
Peacetime conscription
Latin American Notes
“CIO News” reports on Kutcher case
The election laws
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
SWP presidential Tour — a week in the Twin Cities, by Farrell Dobbs
Auto union militants wage strong fight for democracy at Detroit CIO convention, Special to the Militant
CIO leaders back strikebreaker (photo)
From the rubber capital, by Grace Carlson
Politics as she is played, by Joseph Hansen
Fairchild strike lost after 5-month battle
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Managing Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Farrell Dobbs scores Truman strikebreaking role — exposes demagogy in president’s bid for vote of labor
Giving her the “new look” (cartoon)
De Gaulle threat to labor mounts in French crisis, by Joseph Hansen
Liberal, labor bodies back demand Truman pardon 18
Legless vet defies witch-hunters — Kutcher defends civil liberties at kangaroo hearing, by George Collins
On Your Radio
“Labor alone can halt the march of reaction,” by Grace Carlson
Threat to every union involved in Lewin case
An open letter to Yugoslav C. P.
Democracy at work (photo)
Campaigning with Dobbs and Carlson, by George Clarke
James Kutcher defies “loyalty” witch-hunters (continued from Page 1)
The Militant Army
Dobbs scores Truman (continued from Page 1)
“Stiffening” Taft-Hartley law
SWP supporters urged to intensify election fund campaign activities, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
Workers Forum
De Gaulle threat mounts (continued from Page 1)
“Fear bloodshed in Georgia"
Government strikebreaking
Lewin case involves threat to all unions (continued from Page 1)
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
SWP Election Tour — pitching for socialism, by Farrell Dobbs
Army aids bosses in threat to smash West Coast strike — maritime workers prepare for a show-down struggle
Censored (photo)
SWP Election Tour — in the world’s steel center, by Grace Carlson
Auto local backs anti-oath officers
Letter to American Negroes, by Dinah Sanders
New Jersey candidates of SWP expose UN
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Managing Editor: Farrell Dobbs
SWP Election News — campaigning for socialism, by George Clarke
Half-million Michigan workers hear Dobbs, by Howard Lerner
Dobbs hits slum conditions (photo)
SWP candidates blast Truman’s demagogy; urge Labor Congress, by Farrell Dobbs and Grace Carlson
On Your Radio
N. J. cCommittee formed to defend legless vet
Kutcher writes Truman
Socialist workers on ballot in New York
The tradition of Debs lives on in the Socialist Workers Party, by Joseph Hanson
Dobbs addresses Pontiac audience over station WCAR (photo)
World events, by Joseph Hansen
Dunne scores Humphrey aid to fascist Smith’s meeting
SWP candidates in Michigan
Campaigning for socialism (continued from Page 1)
Harry DeBoer, one of the 18, badly hurt in job accident
Toledo workers hear Dobbs talk over WSPD, by Milton Genecin
Norman Thomas — a “socialist” the capitalists like, by George Clarke
The Militant Army
Stalinist silence on Kutcher Case
Another load won’t hurt him! (cartoon)
$2,000 weekly to election day needed to meet SWP fund quota, by William F. Warde
Workers Forum
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
“Ya” elections
Movie Review
Truman “trust-busting”
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
SWP Election Tour — on Truman’s trail, by Farrell Dobbs
Striking oil workers resist tear-gar attack, halt scabs, by Robin Wolf
SWP Election Tour — barnstorming in Buffalo, by Grace Carlson
Boeing strike broken after 144-day battle, by C. Kaye
Stalinist policies weaken West Coast maritime strike
Book Review — voice of socialism, by George Lavan
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Managing Editor: Farrell Dobbs
SWP Election News — Campaigning for Socialism
Dobbs recalls fight of Debs against war in Canton radio talk
Bi-partisan duet (cartoon)
Dobbs, Carlson lash war-mongers — demand popular referendum on issue of war or peace, by Farrell Dobbs and Grace Carlson
Kutcher to meet with Attorney General Clark
On Your Radio
SWP on ballot in Connecticut, Utah, Colorado
SWP letter to Harry Truman denounces political blacklist
French unions adopt demand for sliding scale of wages
Dobbs recalls Debs’ fight on war (continued from Page 1)
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
Campaigning for socialism
Harold Russell hits firing of Kutcher from gov’t job
The Militant Army
Trust busting or vote-catching?
Party branches step up their pace in S.W.P. election fund campaign, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
SWP letter demands Truman end blacklist (continued from Page 1)
Potofsky’s announcement
The attack on Thompson
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
SWP Election Tour — addressing the NAACP, by Farrell Dobbs
Progressive forces win board majority at CIO rubber workers union convention
Army strikebreaking (photo)
SWP Election Tour — from the Arrowhead country, by Grace Carlson
West Coast maritime strikers holding firm
Notes from the news
Conn. AFL urges Congress of Labor
The Wall Street men around President Truman
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Managing Editor: Farrell Dobbs
SWP Election Notes — campaigning for Socialism, by George Clarke
Farrell Dobbs to debate Norman Thomas on Oct. 17
He won’t let go! (cartoon)
Wallace Party backs Democrats, breaks pledge of independence — national candidates of SWP brand move “unprincipled"
Radio audience hears Dobbs at Connecticut state SWP convention
Kutcher demands Clark reinstate him on job
Iowa, Wisc. join states putting S.W.P. on ballot
Dobbs, Carlson at N.Y. rally Oct. 27
New York City — SWP broadcasts in fifteen forums over Sta. WNEW
Connecticut radio audience hears Farrell Dobbs at state convention (continued from Page 1)
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
“We are not frightened by gag laws"
The Militant Army
The registration lag
Ask branches to increase efforts in S.W.P. election fund campaign, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
Campaigning for socialism (continued from Page 1)
“Force and violence"
Workers Bookshelf
Truman on civil rights
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
SWP Election Tour — the home stretch, by Farrell Dobbs
Uniformed strikebreakers (photo)
“Tight” strike policy can win West Coast maritime victory
SWP Election Tour — militants in Minnesota, by Grace Carlson
Wallace backs campaign to pardon the eighteen
SWP backs fight of N.Y. tenants, by Jean Bennett
Committee in N.J. to defend Kutcher
Case of Ilse Koch
Kutcher demands his reinstatement (continued from Page 1)
Picket line candidate (photo)
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
S.W.P. candidates on ballot in 13 states
“A remarkable likeness!” (cartoon)
Marshall plots deal with Franco — SWP candidates hit latest war conspiracy moves, by Farrell Dobbs and Grace Carlson
Kutcher, legless vet, suspended without pay
SWP Election News — campaigning for Socialism, by George Clarke
Wallace — a defender of capitalism and supporter of imperialist war, by Art Preis
Welcome, Grace Carlson! (photo)
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
Workers party wins ballot fight
Campaigning for Socialism
Denounce Marshall plot for deal with Franco (continued from Page 1)
The Militant Army
A remarkable achievement
Selling out the rank and file (photo)
Election fund reaches $17,850; 71 percent of total campaign quota, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
An answer to James T. Farrell
Workers Forum
Political bankruptcy
Press comment on Kutcher Case
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
SWP Election Tour — SWP Western campaign, by Farrell Dobbs
Oil strikers fight desperate battle against scab-herders
SWP Election Tour — Seattle and Milwaukee, by Grace Carlson
Ship-owners announce union-busting scheme
His master’s voice, by Joseph Keller
Carlson pulls no punches in Detroit radio program
Dobbs pledges his full support to West Coast maritime strikers, by Frank Daniels
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Oppose the war-makers on Nov. 2! Vote the Dobbs-Carlson ticket of the Socialist Workers Party, by Farrell Dobbs and Grace Carlson
The answer to capitalist politics! (cartoon)
Braverman carries ballot fight to Ohio state court
Carey denounces firing of Kutcher, legless vet
Rally for socialist America in N.Y. to hear Dobbs-Carlson
Dobbs forces Thomas to admit pro-war position, by Joseph Hansen
SWP Election News — campaigning for Socialism, by George Clarke
Dobbs bares Thomas’s war role (continued from Page 1)
World Events, by J. Gomez
Campaigning for socialism (continued from Page 1)
Dobbs asks interview with Truman
The Militant Army
The key civil rights case
$18,873 contributed to election fund so far; reach 75% of quota, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
Workers Forum
Taft-Hartley decisions
Press comment on Kutcher Case
Persecution of Stalinists
Braverman fights ballot case (continued from Page 1)
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
SWP Election Tour — campaign highlights, by Farrell Dobbs
Ship-owners plot to smash unions on West Coast
S.W.P. candidates on ballot in 13 states
SWP Election Tour — crowded days, by Grace Carlson
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
SWP Election News — Campaigning for Socialism, by George Clarke
Clark offers evasive reply on Kutcher case
The strange case of Mr. X — victim of “loyalty” purge — they even burned notes of “hearing"
Fight for socialism will go on, says Dobbs in final radio appeal — whether Truman or Dewey wins, workers are losers
Mass rally climaxes SWP campaign in N.Y.
How labor can smash the Taft-Hartley Act, by Art Preis
Norman Thomas — pro-war, Marshall Plan “socialist"
Production/consumer buying power (graphic)
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
Our fight for socialism will go on, say Dobbs (continued from Page 1)
SWP campaign evokes wide interest abroad
Australian Stalinists berate “deviations” of British Stalinists
Campaigning for socialism (continued from Page 1)
The Militant Army
Kutcher in CIO news
An act of international solidarity
SWP fund campaign for $25,000 is extended for another 30 days, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
The clang of the iron heel
Workers Forum
The case of the legless veteran, by I.F. Stone
Myra Weiss trims Holifield in debate
Behind the Dixiecrats
Text of Lewis letter asking support for French miners
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
“Socialist Workers Party — what it is — what it stands for"
SWP Election Tour — Baltimore hospitality, by Farrell Dobbs
Support of CIO strengthens West Coast maritime strike
SWP Election Tour — on historic ground
Oil strikers continue grim fight against odds
Highest paid labor leader, by Joseph Keller
How labor can smash the Taft-Hartley Act (continued from Page 1)
German Trotskyists hold conference
Notes from the news
Rubber union
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
SWP campaign and its great significance, by George Clarke
Labor must fight to compel Truman to fulfill promises — vote of working class is decisive in election, by Art Preis
Lewis renews demand to aid French miners
Farrell Dobbs pledges continued struggle for socialist America
NMU backs ITU call for Congress of labor to smash slave labor act
Prominent liberals rally in defense of Kutcher
Prospects of socialist victory 31 years after the Russian revolution, by Joseph Hansen
Founders of Soviet Republic (illustration)
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
Labor must force Truman to fulfill promises (continued from Page 1)
Batavia radio claims Trotskyist Party formed in Indonesia
Muwardi murdered
Lewis again asks French strike aid (continued from Page 1)
The Militant Army
Greek reactionaries reap fortunes from Marshall Plan dollars
The ballot box
82% of quota reached in campaign for $25,000 party-building fund, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
Workers Forum
Trbovich analyzes Tito-Stalin rift
Eight fat years for the profiteers
Union democracy
Open the books
Press comment on Kutcher Case
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
If war comes, by Joseph Keller
Danger signs are looming in Pacific maritime strike
Bus drivers talk back (photo)
British “socialism,” by Art Preis
Chiang’s U.S. backers fear regime’s collapse
Notes from the news
Lerner scores capitalist politics at NAACP election forum in Detroit
Harry Press wins sizeable [sic] vote in San Francisco
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
On the 20th anniversary of “The Militant,” by James P. Cannon
Ohio State CIO board backs Kutcher defense
Backed capitalist candidate (photos)
Truman hedging on outright repeal of slave labor law — plans new “substitute” bill to continue union restraints, by Art Preis
Bohannan wins 2,387 votes in Congress race
Myra Weiss gets 1,016 votes in Calif. 19th dist.
Office union heads ask oath compliance
Labor’s perspectives and the meaning of Truman’s victory, by E.R. Frank
The debacle of Wallace’s third capitalist party, by Art Preis
Some famous headlines of “The Militant” (photomontage)
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
Stalinists impose “new democracy” in Czechoslovakia
On 20th anniversary of “The Militant” (continued from Page 1)
Stay death sentence of Greek unionists
Fourth International calls for world aid in fight on Gaullism
Labor’s prospects in light of Truman victory (continued from Page 1)
4,500,000 German workers schedule 1 day protest strike
The Militant Army
Rapid social shifts
2 weeks to go to meet fund quota of $25,000; 86% of total filled, by William F. Ward
Three witch-hunters kicked out (photos)
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP election fund
Workers forum
SWP candidate in San Francisco gets 14% of vote for Congress, by R. Chester
Personalities and politics
Truman tried to hedge on Taft Act promises (continued from Page 1)
The Michigan election
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Monopoly of the press, by Joseph Hansen
West Coast maritime unions seeks long-term peace pact
GI students bat for teacher (photo)
The Negro Struggle — how Negroes voted — and why, by Albert Parker
Half of oil strikers still out; scabs used
The campaign ahead, by Grace Carlson
Trotskyist youth group in Detroit makes campaign gains on campuses, by Seymour Lyons
Notes from the news
Ascribe deadly smog to lack of filters
Chiang government faces collapse
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Crisis of Chiang regime-blow to U.S. Imperialism, by Joseph Hansen
Union groups back defense of fired legless veteran
Dockers turn thumbs down (photo)
Truman stands pat on war policy — old-line reactionaries rule Democratic Party, Congress, by Art Preis
Canadian lumbermen foil Stalinist split
Will soon have final returns on vote for SWP
Longshoremen revolt against Ryan’s sell-out deal
Sit-down strike (photo)
The fruits of Stalinist opportunism in election
Hits Army star-chamber in Lewin-Carner hearing
World Events, by J. Gomez
Bradley reports on “risk” hearing
The Lewin Carner case
Longshoremen revolt against Ryan’s contract (continued from Page 1)
Police brutality (photo)
Relief group schedules bazaar December 10-11
The Militant Army
Truman stirs reporters with sharp observation
Labor Party — still the need
$25,000 party-building fund hits 88% of goal as finish-line nears, by William F. Warde
Profit bonanza for Big Business (photomontage)
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP party building fund
Workers Forum
Crisis of American imperialism
Crisis of Chiang rule — a blow to imperialists (continued from Page 1)
Union democracy
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
American peoples front, by E.R. Frank
Felled by smoke (photo)
West Coast shipping bosses resume talks with strikers
The Negro Struggle — help the purge victims! by Albert Parker
UAW progressives hold second state parley
Mr. Astor gets a summons, by Joseph Keller
Student caravan protests firing of professor
Subpoena 22 heads of corporation is anti-trust probe
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Murray-Stalinist fight keynotes CIO convention
Dock strikers keep East Coast ports shut tight
East Coast dock strike solid (photo)
AFL chiefs play into hands of labor’s foes on Taft Act — turn convention into orgy of reaction, warmongering, by Art Preis
Chinese Stalinist policy delays Chiang collapse
Witch hunters move against libraries
Democratic senator outlines plan for substitute anti-labor law
N.J. CIO urges local to aid James Kutcher
The Iron Curtain around probe of du Pont empire, by Art Preis
Max Eastman, renegade ex-radical, beats war drum on AFL rostrum, by Joseph Hansen
Japanese union leader jailed (photo)
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
Iron Curtain around Du Pont empire probe (continued from Page 1)
Orgy of reaction at AFL meet (continued from Page 1)
“Trotskyist” deviation shakes Albanian CP
Four textile union officials sentenced for mass picketing
Chinese Stalinist policy delays Chiang collapse (continued from Page 1)
The Militant Army
The lesson of Peru
$25,000 party-building fund hits 89% of goal with one week to go, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP party building fund
Workers Forum
The AFL and Taft-Hartleyism
GM speed-up provokes Detroit Chrysler strike
Just campaign propaganda
Flint unionist on city commission backs bus strike
Grateful to ACEWR for timely package
Canadian Trotskyists announce new local in Vancouver, B.C.
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
Expulsion of Max Bedacht, by George Breitman
Workers’ savings dwindle (graphic)
National retail sales decline worries Wall St. economists, by John G. Wright
Too many people? by Mary Wood
Bohannan urges independent political action by Negroes
Notes from the news
Pacific Coast strikers to vote on agreement
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
AVC delegates hail Kutcher’s civil rights fight
Murray machine tightens grip on CIO at convention — unleashes smashing attack on Stalinists, by F. Lang
Same poison — new bottle (cartoon)
CIO leaders push rightward drive — use convention to whoop up program of U.S. imperialists, by Art Preis
Profits hold lead; wages trail prices
Text of resolution of James Kutcher adopted by AVC
New Jersey ADA backs legless vet
V. R. Dunne, G. Breitman obtain encouraging vote
Chicago ACEWR schedules 2-day Xmas bazaar
New defeats hit Chiang regime
ILA dock strike wins gains after revolt against sell-out
Venezuelan democracy crushed, by Joseph Hansen
Murray bureaucracy tightens its grip on CIO (continued from Page 1)
CIO leaders at Portland convention (photo)
Highlights and sidelights of CIO convention, by E. Harris
The Militant Army
Douglas’s speech to the CIO
Party-building fund hits $22,816, 91% of the goal, as campaign ends, by William F. Warde
Scoreboard for $25,000 SWP party building fund
U.S. Marines in China (photo)
Workers Forum
CIO chiefs push rightward drive (continued from Page 1)
The AVC convention
Hands off China!
Forrestal reimposing wartime censorship?
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The Negro Struggle — another Negro lynched, by Albert Parker
At AVC convention (photo)
Pacific Coast longshoremen defeat union-busting drive
Those “timid” profiteers, by Joseph Keller
Continued sag in sales alarms business men, [sic] by John G. Wright
Gift volume indicated big ACEWR Xmas bazaar
Notes from the News
AVC backs Kutcher (continued from Page 1)
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Exiled Venezuelan leader links U.S. oil interests to Army coup, by Joseph Hansen
Post election calendar (cartoon)
Truman appeases capitalist class — “nothing to fear,” he tells conclave of manufacturers, by Art Preis
Truman admits Greek “stalemate” despite half billion from U.S.
“Powder-puff” labor leaders betray fight on T-H repeal
Kutcher’s civil rights plea to AVC convention
The vote for Trotskyism, by George Clarke
Transport union ousts Stalinists after 14-yr. rule
Support for Kutcher continues to roll in
Meaning of Justice Douglas’s speech to the CIO, by Art Preis
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
Seeks aid for Chinese dictator (photo)
The Stalinist debacle in the CIO
U.S. oil firms linked to Venezuelan coup (continued from Page 1)
Truman tells Big Business it has “nothing to fear” (continued from Page 1)
Dam still there
The Militant Army
A blow against the witch hunt
NAM’s political theories peddled by labor and liberal spokesmen, by George Breitman
Against Jim Crow (photos)
Book review
Referendum on war question
Workers Forum
San Francisco relief bazaar
French and German strikes
SWP party building fund
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The medical monopoly, by Joseph Keller
Judge in Tojo trial accuses Allies of equal guilt in war
Housing shortage (photo)
Southern drive, by Albert Parker
Kutcher’s civil rights plea to AVC convention (continued from page 1)
Not worth a red cent
Poison gas continues to threaten Donora
The vote for Trotskyism (continued from Page 1)
Notes from the news
Swedish Stalinist opposition ousted from key points
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Truman liberals on display — the Humphrey dinner, by Farrell Dobbs
U.S. speeds global military alliance in secret sessions — rearming of Japan implied in Gen. MacArthur’s report
“Peace on earth . . . (cartoon)
Why their silence on Kutcher case?
Firing of Kutcher unconstitutional, says lawyer guild
SWP leaders to speak at anniversary meeting
Layoffs reported by press: jobless figures show rise
Miners to demand 30-hour week; high stockpiles cause work loss
Curran widens purge of Stalinists in NMU
A hotbed of Jim Crow — Washington, D.C.
Can liberals be trusted in civil rights right? by Albert Parker
Hands across the sea (photo)
World Events, by Joseph Hansen
Cleveland AFL editor discusses case of legless vet over radio
Truman liberals on display
Kutcher ouster held illegal by National Lawyers Guild (continued from Page 1)
The Militant Army
What the vote tabulation shows
Probe of New York divorce racket stirs public interest in model law, by Paul Abbott
Their season’s greetings: An eviction notice (photo)
Workers Forum
The profits hearing in Washington
Labor must prepare now
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
“Hire” learning in America, by Art Preis
G. L. K. Smith hard pressed to keep fascist party going, by Joseph Hansen
Lynch victim’s widow accuses Klansmen (photos)
New leads in Tresca case
Why Stalinist machine in TWU was crushed after 14-year rule
Forrestal’s dictatorship plan
U.S. speeds global military alliance in secret sessions (continued from Page 1)
Notes from the news
Editor: Farrell Dobbs
Outlook for labor January 1, 1949 — by the Editors
White House shares guilt in Indonesia, says SWP — charges U.S. aids imperialist rape of Java republic
Season’s greetings (cartoon)
Truman drafts new witch-hunt bill — seeks to legalize Gestapo methods of “loyalty” purge
Labor urges to mobilize all-out aid to Indonesia
Text of Socialist Workers Party telegram to Truman on Indonesia
UAW supports Kutcher fight
Health policies — capitalist and socialist, by Farrell Dobbs
1948 in review — what’s ahead for 1949 — two-party rule received shocks, but union leaders rescued it, by Joseph Keller
1948 in review — what’s ahead for 1949 — U.S. drive for world domination heightens fear of atomic war, by Joseph Hansen
Jobless vet would sell eye (photo)
Civil rights lynched in growing witch-hunt, by John F. Petrone
Brass continues drive to militarize America
Unions faced 2-pronged attack of Taft-Hartley Act, inflation, by Art Preis
Promises were plentiful — but Negro conditions did not improve, by Albert Parker
U.S. moves to permanent war economy
For a Congress of Labor
How the Allied imperialists brought the “Four Freedoms” to Indonesia, by Joseph Hansen
Ku Kluxers grow bolder (photo)
Book Review
The Marshall Plan and Indonesia
War hero’s burial made an issue by white supremacists
Correction
Truman and civil rights
Activities of “Militant” readers and the Socialist Workers Party
The plight of the aged, by Farrell Dobbs
War is “normal” way of life, claims Eberhardt Committee
Police violence mounted in 1948 (photo)
The enormous cost of preparations for World War III
MacArthur ends the farce, by Paul Abbott
They’d rather have Stalin, by Art Preis
Health program under capitalism and socialism
North Shore CIO asks united labor congress
Post Office job regained by “loyalty” purge victim, by J. Blake
Notes from the news
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