ILGWU. Charles Zimmerman Collection of Radical Pamphlets, 1914-1958.
Collection Number: 5780/178

Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Cornell University Library

DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:

ILGWU. Charles Zimmerman Collection of Radical Pamphlets, 1914-1958.

Repository:

Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives

Collection Number:

5780/178

Abstract:

This collection contains pamphlets collected by Charles Zimmerman of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.

Creator:

Charles S. Zimmerman, 1896-1983

Quanitities:

11 cubic feet

Language:

Collection material in English, Russian, and Yiddish.

Biographical / Historical

The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union was founded in New York City in 1900 by mostly Socialist immigrant workers who sought to unite the various crafts in the growing women's garment industry. The union soon reflected changes in the sector and rapidly organized thousands of unskilled and semi-skilled women, mostly Jewish and Italian young immigrants. Exemplifying the "new unionism," the ILGWU led two of the most widespread and best-known industrial strikes of the early Twentieth Century: the shirtwaist makers' strike of 1909 in New York City and the cloak makers' strike of 1910 in Chicago. The union also tried to adapt to the fragmented and unstable nature of the industry. It adopted the "protocol of peace," a system of industrial relations that attempted to ensure stability and limit strikes and production disruption by providing for an arbitration system to resolve disputes.

The ILGWU exemplified the European-style social unionism of its founding members. They pursued bread and butter issues but provided educational opportunities, benefits, and social programs to union members as well. In 1919, the ILGWU became the first American union to negotiate an unemployment compensation fund that was contributed to by its employers. The ILGWU also pioneered in the establishment of an extremely progressive health care program for its members which included not only regional Union Health Centers but also a resort for union workers, known as Unity House. The Union also had an imaginative and pioneering Education Department which not only trained workers in traditional union techniques, but provided courses in citizenship and the English language.

David Dubinsky, an immigrant from Belarus who came to the US in 1911, provided strong leadership that led to unprecedented growth in the union during his presidency from 1932 to 1966. He led the union through successful internal anti-communist struggles, built on the ascendancy of industrial unionism by encouraging the formation of the Committee for Industrial Organization, and helped the union become an important political force in New York City and state politics, and in the national Democratic Party and Liberal Party as well.

In the period following the Second World War, the union suffered a decline in membership as manufacturers avoided unionization and took advantage of less expensive labor by moving shops from the urban centers in the northeast to the south, and later abroad. The ethnic and racial character of the ILGWU also changed as European immigrants were supplanted by Asians, Latin Americans, African- Americans, and immigrants from the Caribbean.

In July 1995 the ILGWU merged with the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU) at a joint convention, forming UNITE (Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees). At the time the new union had a membership of about 250,000 in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico.

This collection contains pamphlets collected by Charles Zimmerman of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.

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INFORMATION FOR USERS

Preferred Citation

ILGWU. Charles Zimmerman Collection of Radical Pamphlets. 5780/178. Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Martin P. Catherwood Library, Cornell University.

Related Materials

5780. ILGWU records

5780/014. ILGWU. Local 22. Charles S. Zimmerman papers

5780/014 P. ILGWU. Local 22. Charles S. Zimmerman photographs

SUBJECTS

Names:

Zimmerman, Charles S.,1896-1983

Zimmerman, Charles S., 1896-1983

International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union

Subjects:

Women's clothing industry -- United States

Clothing workers -- Labor unions -- United States

Clothing workers -- United States

Industrial relations -- United States

CONTAINER LIST

Container		Description	Date
Box 1	Folder 1	Negro Labor Committee. First anniversary, the Negro Labor Committee, a year of the most constructive work among negroes since emancipation, 1937	1937
Box 1	Folder 2	Communist International. Executive Committee. XIth plenum of the Executive Committee of the Communist International theses, resolutions and decisions.	1931
Box 1	Folder 3	Communist International. Executive Committee. 15 years of the Communist International.	1934
Box 1	Folder 4	30 caricatures de la Guerra	1937
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 1	Folder 5	American Federation of Labor (AFL). Welcome officers, delegates and visitors to the 69th Convention of the American Federation of Labor : Program.	1950
Box 1	Folder 6	United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities. 100 things you should know about communism in the U.S.A.	1948
Box 1	Folder 7	Earl Browder. Di Yunyons, der Fareynikter Front, di Leybor Partey	1935
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 8	Friedrich Engels. Der Visenshaftlikher Sotsyalizm	1907
		Scope and Contents Yiddish, some text on the cover uses the Ukrainian or Rusyn alphabet
Box 1	Folder 9	N. Chanin. Lektsyes farn yor 1936-1937	1936-1937
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 10	N. Chanin. Lektsyes farn yor 1938-1939	1938-1939
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 11	S. Rotman. Treyd Yunyonizm un Zayne Itstige Metoden	1925
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 12	R. Zaltsman. A Groyser Farbrekhn: vi Azoi di Firer dem Idishn Arbeter-Komitet Fartakhleven Relif-Gelter	1944
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 13	Ven Hoben di Komunisten emes Gezogt	1940
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 14	Leopold Cohn. Gloyben Kristen in 3 Geter
		Scope and Contents Yiddish. Do Christians Worship Three Gods
Box 1	Folder 15	P. Kurinsky. Kapitalistishe un Sotsyalistishe Moral un de "False Pasportnikes"
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 16	Der Krizis un di Nodl-Fakhn	1930
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 17	Bundishe Pretenzies un di Virklekhkayt	1944-1946
		Scope and Contents Yiddish. Fiction and Truth: A Reply to the Attacks of the Jewish Bundists on the Jewish Conference and Zionism
Box 1	Folder 18	Resolutsii VIII S'Ezda	1927
		Scope and Contents Russian
Box 1	Folder 19	I. Hart. Henryk Erlich un Viktor Alter	1943
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 20	Unzere Itstige Oyfgabn	1938
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 21	E. Mus. Sovyet-Rusland: Unzer Tragedye	1939
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 22	Idishe Arbeter oyf der Hoykh fun Zeyer Oyfgabe	1941
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 23	B. Hoffman. Komunisten vos Hoben Oyfgegesen der Komunizm	1923
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 24	Barikht fun Hyu Yorker Arbeter ring Divisie farn Gemaynshaftlekh Kampeyn fu Idishn Arbeter Komitet un "Ort"	1942
		Scope and Contents Yiddish. Der Kamf Geyt On. Report of the New York Workmen's Circle Division, Jewish Labor Committee and "ORT"
Box 1	Folder 25	F. Gelibter. Lektsyes	1935-1936
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 26	Rekht Far Idn in Nayem Poyln	1942
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 27	F. Shrager. Eydn in Frankraykh	1946
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 28	Di Platforme fun Klasnkamf	1928
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 29	Yiddish title not translated	1925
		Scope and Contents Yiddish. No cover or title page
Box 1	Folder 30	Professionalnoe Dvizhenie Robochik Shveinoi Promishlennocti	1927
		Scope and Contents Russian
Box 1	Folder 31	Der Kamf far di Rentn fun di Arbeter	1935
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 32	Petr Kropotkin. Gosudarstvo, ego rol v istorii	1904
		Scope and Contents Rusyn [Russian]
Box 1	Folder 33	N. Bukharin. Proletarisher Alef-Beys	1922
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 34	Karl Marx; Friedrich Engels. Der Komunistisher Manifest	1919
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 35	Nathaniel Buchwald. Alts: far Unzer Land Amerike	1942
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 36	Darf Amerike Arayn in der Milhome?	1940
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 37	Moshe Erem. Idishe un Arabishe Arbet in Erets-Yisroel	1934
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 38	Alexander Bittelman. Vos Arbeter-Aynigkayt kon Oyfton tsu Farvirklekhn di Bashlusn fun der Rozvelt-Stalin-Txhzirtshil Fonferents	1944
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 39	Shloyme Mendelson. Der Vidershtand in Varshever Geto	1944
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 40	F. Lassal. Di Arbeyter un di Gezelshaftlikhe Klasen: Iberzetst fun Daytsh	1906
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 41	Communist International. Rezolutsyes fun 5tn Kongres un Konstitutsye fun Komunistishn Internatsyonal	1924
		Scope and Contents Yiddish. Vos hot oyfgeton der 5-ter Kongres fun Komunistishn Internatsyonal
Box 1	Folder 42	Mosheh Kats. Der 1ter May 1937: Mit vos Mir Kumen tsu im un vos Fodern	1937
		Scope and Contents Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 43	Morris Hillquit; Hannah Goldstein Salutsky. Der Sotsyalizm: Zayne Urzakhen, Tsielen un Vegen	1915
Box 1	Folder 44	National Urban League. ABC of labor problems	1934
Box 1	Folder 45	League of Women Voters. The ABC of the USA	1939
Box 1	Folder 46	Charles Abrams. A housing program for America	1947
Box 1	Folder 47	Communist Party of the United States. Convention.. Acceptance speeches : Communist candidates in the presidential elections	1936
Box 1	Folder 48	Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands. Action program of the Social Democratic Party of Germany	1952
		Scope and Contents Adopted by the party conference at Dortmund, September 28, 1952.
Box 1	Folder 49	Mildred Adams; William W. Wade. Britain's road to recovery; Socialism and the King's English	1949
Box 1	Folder 50	Friedrich Adler. Democracy and revolution	1934
		Scope and Contents by Friedrich Adler, secretary of the Labor and socialist international.
Box 1	Folder 51	Alex Bittelman. The Advance of the United Front	1934
Box 1	Folder 52	AFL-CIO. AFL-CIO no-raiding agreement	1954
Box 1	Folder 53	AFL. A. F. of L. vs. C. I. O. : the record	1939
Box 1	Folder 54	AFL-CIO. AFL-CIO song book	1957
Box 1	Folder 55	Jewish Labor Committee. A.F. of L. fights bigotry!
Box 1	Folder 56	AFL. A.F.L. wants F.E.P.C.
Box 1	Folder 57	Aid for the unemployed: and how to get it.
Box 1	Folder 58	James S. Allen. Negro liberation	1933
Box 1	Folder 60	Gordon W. Allport. The bigot in our midst: an analysis of his psychology
Box 1	Folder 61	Ethel Josephine Alpenfels; Louise E. Jefferson. Sense and nonsense about race	1946
		Scope and Contents Drawings by Louise E. Jefferson
Box 1	Folder 62	A. Aluf. The development of socialist methods and forms of labour	1932
		Scope and Contents From the first Subbotnik to the present vast scope of socialist competition
Box 1	Folder 63	National Planning Association. America's new opportunities in world trade	1944
Box 1	Folder 64	American committee for non-participation in Japanese aggression. America's share in Japan's war guilt	1938
Box 1	Folder 65	America and the winning of the peace	1945
Box 1	Folder 66	American Committee for Cultural Freedom. American Committee for Cultural Freedom	1953
Box 1	Folder 67	American CP writes its own epitaph: Earl Browder's New Constitution	1938
Box 1	Folder 68	American Federation of Labor. American Federation of Labor	1942
Box 1	Folder 69	American Federation of Labor. Answers to your questions about unions
Box 1	Folder 70	American Federation of Labor. Free Trade Union Committee. American labor looks at the world	1948-1951
		Scope and Contents no.2-3 (1948-1949), no.5 (1951)
Box 1	Folder 71	American labor monthly	1923
		Scope and Contents 1923 (May, July, October)
Box 1	Folder 72	American labor monthly	1924
		Scope and Contents 1924 (February, July, August)
Box 1	Folder 73	Spencer Miller. American labor and the nation	1933
Box 1	Folder 74	American Labor Party. American Labor Party ; Handbook	1937
Box 1	Folder 75	American labor to the rescue	1941
		Scope and Contents Addresses delivered by prominent American and European leaders of labor at the opening session of the National Conference of the Jewish Labor Committee held at Carnegie Hall, New York City on January 17th, 1941.
Box 1	Folder 76	American Legion and the communists discuss democracy	1938
Box 1	Folder 77	Beulah Amidon Ratliff. Jobs after forty	1939
Box 1	Folder 78	Israel Amter. Industrial slavery Roosevelt's "New Deal"	1933
Box 1	Folder 79	Israel Amter. The truth about the Communists
Box 1	Folder 80	Israel Amter. Why the workers' unemployment insurance bill?	1933
Box 1	Folder 81	Israel Amter. Working class unity or fascism?	1935
Box 1	Folder 82	Alexander Berkman; Emma Goldman. Anarchism on trial	1917
		Scope and Contents Speeches of Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman before the United States District Court in the city of New York, July, 1917.
Box 1	Folder 83	Benjamin M. Anderson. Types of social radicalism	1927
Box 1	Folder 84	Frank Anderson; David J. Saposs. A reading list of the American Federation of Labor	1923
Box 1	Folder 85	Annual daybreak dance of the modern school of Stelton, N.J.	1949
		Scope and Contents Friday, December 9, 1949
Box 1	Folder 86	Program and aims of ANTIFA
		Scope and Contents Palestinian League Against War and Fascism and for Jewish-Arab Solidarity
Box 1	Folder 87	Anti-imperialist review	1932
		Scope and Contents v.1:no.6 (1932:July-August)
Box 1	Folder 88	Revolutionary Policy Committee. An appeal to the membership of the Socialist Party	1934
Box 1	Folder 89	Clare Booth Luce; William Henry Chamberlin; William Z. Foster; Harry F. Ward. Are communism and democracy mutually antagonistic?	1946
Box 1	Folder 90	Are they fooling you?	1946
Box 1	Folder 91	Are you getting good neighbors?
Box 1	Folder 92	Gregor Aronson; Benjamin Schultz. Soviet Russia and the Jews	1949
		Scope and Contents Translated by Benjamin Schultz from the original Yiddish
Box 1	Folder 93	Attention Mr. Dies!: what prominent Americans say about the Un-American Dies Committee.
Box 1	Folder 94	The axis in defeat. A collection of documents on American policy toward Germany and Japan.	1945
Box 1	Folder 95	Manuel Azana. Speech delivered by don Manuel Azana	1938
		Scope and Contents President of the Spanish Republic : in Barcelona City Hall on July 18, 1938.
Box 2	Folder 1	John Stothoff Badeau. East and west of Suez; the story of the modern Near East	1943
		Scope and Contents Illustrated by Graphic Associates
Box 2	Folder 2	H. Sabin Bagger. See here, private enterprise! A birdseye book clarifying current controversies	1945
Box 2	Folder 3	Thomas Andrew Bailey. America's foreign policies: past and present	1943
		Scope and Contents Illustrated by Graphic Associates
Box 2	Folder 4	Helen Baker. A trade union library	1935
Box 2	Folder 5	Angelica Balabanoff. Traitor: Benito Mussolini and his "Conquest" of power	1942-1943
Box 2	Folder 6	Joseph Hurst Ball. Collective security: the why and how	1943
Box 2	Folder 7	Gustav Bang; Arnold Petersen. Crises in European history	1944
		Scope and Contents Translated from the Danish by Arnold Petersen.
Box 2	Folder 8	Jack Barbash. The labor movement in the United States	1958
Box 2	Folder 9	Noah Barou. Recent trends in British trade unions	1945
		Scope and Contents British trade union congress' Interim report on postwar reconstruction, a summary
Box 2	Folder 10	Be Wise Organize
		Scope and Contents No title page
Box 2	Folder 11	Fred Erwin Beal; Ferdinand Lundberg; James T. Farrell. The red fraud: an expose of Stalinism	1949
		Scope and Contents introduction by Ferdinand Lundberg ; preface by James T. Farrell. 3 copies
Box 2	Folder 12	Charles Austin Beard. Jefferson, corporations and the Constitution	1936
Box 2	Folder 13	Thomas Bell. The movement for world trade union unity	1925
Box 2	Folder 14	Herbert Benjamin. A handbook for project workers	1936
Box 2	Folder 15	Benjamin Franklin vindicated: an exposure of the Franklin "prophecy"	1939
Box 2	Folder 16	Mrs. Victor Berger. I saw Russia: socialism in the making	1935
Box 2	Folder 17	Edward L. Bernays. Human relations: the way to labor-management adjustments	1946
Box 2	Folder 18	Beware the Sixth Column
Box 2	Folder 19	Alex Bittelman. From left-socialism to communism	1933
Box 2	Folder 20	Alex Bittelman. Going left; the Left Wing formulates a "Draft for a program for the Socialist Party of the United States"	1936
Box 2	Folder 21	Alex Bittelman. The Jewish people will live on!	1944
Box 2	Folder 22	Alex Bittelman. Problems of party building	1937
Box 2	Folder 23	Van A. Bittner. Labor and Religion
		Scope and Contents Address by Van A. Bittner delivered at The Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Boston, Massachusetts
Box 2	Folder 24	Frank B. Blumenfield. A blueprint for fascism: what the industrial mobilization plan holds for America	1937
Box 2	Folder 25	Blair Bolles. Who makes our foreign policy?	1947
Box 2	Folder 26	Claude Gernade Bowers; Earl Browder; Francis Franklin; Alexander Trachtenberg. The heritage of Jefferson	1943
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Alexander Trachtenberg
Box 2	Folder 27	Louis Dembitz Brandeis. A call to the educated Jew	1941
Box 2	Folder 28	Mikhail Shipkov; Maynard Bertram Barnes. Breakdown: telling how the communist secret police are able to pry confessions of treason out of men and women who love their country, a story courageously laid bare for the first time in March 1950.	1950
		Scope and Contents With a profile by Maynard Bertram Barnes.
Box 2	Folder 29	Catherine Breshkovsky; George Kennan. A message to the American people
		Scope and Contents Introduction by George Kennan
Box 2	Folder 30	Catherine Breshkovsky. Russia and the world; what is bolshevism? what we are fighting for Russia and the allies, Russia and the league of nations, Russia will emerge free, strong and united!	1919
Box 2	Folder 31	Harry Bridges Defense Committee. The Bridges showdown	1941
Box 2	Folder 32	Oliver Brown, Mrs. Richard Lawton, Mrs. Sadie Emmanuel, et al. Appellants, vs. Board of Education of Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, et al.: Brief for the Congress of Industrial Organizations as Amicus Curiae	1952
		Scope and Contents In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, 1952 ; No.8
Box 2	Folder 33	A brief history of the United Cement, Lime, and Gypsum Workers International Union (AFL-CIO,CLC).	1978
Box 2	Folder 34	A brief to the Premier of Ontario	1950
Box 2	Folder 35	Labour Party (Great Britain). Reconstruction in war and peace / The Old World and the New Society	1943
		Scope and Contents Interim report of the National Executive Committee of the British Labor Party, approved by the party conference under the title "The old world and the new society.".
Box 2	Folder 36	British labor and Zionism; are these pledges and this record to be forgotten now?	1945
Box 2	Folder 37	Howell Hamilton Broach. Thurman Arnold's crusade; is it trust busting or union busting?	1940
Box 2	Folder 38	Earl Browder. America's decisive battle	1945
Box 2	Folder 39	Earl Browder. America and the second imperialist war	1939
Box 2	Folder 40	Earl Browder. Civil war in Nationalist China	1927
Box 2	Folder 41	Earl Browder. Class struggle vs. class collaboration: a study of labor banks, the B. & O. Plan, insurance schemes, and "workers' education"	1924
Box 2	Folder 42	Earl Browder. Democracy or fascism	1936
		Scope and Contents Report of the Central Committee to the ninth National Convention of the Communist Party of U.S.A., and speech in reply to discussion, delivered by Earl Browder, June 24, 1936.
Box 2	Folder 43	Earl Browder. The democratic front: for jobs, security, democracy and peace	1938
Box 2	Folder 44	Earl Browder. Economic problems of the war and peace	1944
Box 2	Folder 45	Earl Browder. Fighting for peace	1939
Box 2	Folder 46	Earl Browder; Jack Stachel. How do we raise the question of a labor party?	1935
Box 2	Folder 47	Earl Browder. Lenin and Spain	1937
Box 2	Folder 48	Earl Browder. Lincoln and the communists	1936
Box 2	Folder 49	Earl Browder. The meaning of the elections	1944
Box 2	Folder 50	Earl Browder. The meaning of social-fascism: its historical and theoretical background	1933
Box 2	Folder 51	Earl Browder. A Message to Catholics	1938
Box 2	Folder 52	Earl Browder. Next Steps to Win the War in Spain	1938
Box 2	Folder 53	Earl Browder. One year since Pearl Harbor	1942
Box 2	Folder 54	Earl Browder. The people's front in America	1936
Box 2	Folder 55	Earl Browder. Production for victory	1942
Box 2	Folder 56	Earl Browder. Religion and communism	1939
Box 2	Folder 57	Earl Browder. The road ahead to victory and lasting peace	1944
Box 2	Folder 58	Earl Browder. Social and national security	1938
Box 2	Folder 59	Earl Browder. Talks to America	1937
Box 2	Folder 60	Earl Browder. Trotskyism against world peace	1937
Box 2	Folder 61	Earl Browder. Victory -- and after	1942
Box 2	Folder 62	Earl Browder. War against workers' Russia!	1931
Box 2	Folder 63	Earl Browder. Whose war is it?	1939
Box 2	Folder 64	George Thomas Brown. Economic power in the United States	1937
Box 2	Folder 65	Irving Brown. Les Syndicates Americans et les Problems Internationaux
Box 2	Folder 66	William Montgomery Brown. Communism and Christianism, analyzed and contrasted from the Marxian and Darwinian points of view	1922
Box 2	Folder 67	William Montgomery Brown. The American race problem	1930
Box 2	Folder 68	William Montgomery Brown. The Pope's crusade against the Soviet Union	1930
Box 2	Folder 69	William Montgomery Brown. The godly bishops and the godless Bolsheviks	1930
Box 2	Folder 70	Martin Buber; Judah L. Magnes; Moses Smilansky. Palestine, a bi-national state	1946
Box 2	Folder 71	Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin. Programme of the world revolution	1920
Box 2	Folder 72	Louis F. Budenz. May day 1937: what it means to you	1937
Box 2	Folder 73	Louis F. Budenz; Earl Browder. Red baiting: enemy of labor	1937
		Scope and Contents With a letter to Homer Martin by Earl Browder
Box 2	Folder 74	Louis F. Budenz. Save your union! the meaning of the 'anti-trust' persecution of labor	1940
Box 2	Folder 75	Bulgaria, a new Spain: the communist terror in Bulgaria	1948
		Scope and Contents Published by Alexander Berkman Aid Fund in conjunction with the Committee for Aid to Bulgaria Anti-Fascists of Paris, France
Box 2	Folder 76	William C. Bullitt. The Bullitt mission to Russia	1919
		Scope and Contents Testimony before the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, of William C. Bullitt.
Box 2	Folder 77	Grace M. Burnham. Work or wages	1930
Box 2	Folder 78	Alexander Calder; James L. Knipe. The guaranteed annual wage	1948
Box 2	Folder 79	Capitalist stabilization has ended; thesis and resolutions of the twelfth plenum of the Executive committee of the Communist International.	1932
Box 2	Folder 80	B. Cantor. The end to wars
Box 2	Folder 81	Harry James Carman. An outline of the social and political history of the United States, a syllabus for study classes	1927
Box 2	Folder 82	William George Carr. Only by understanding	1945
Box 2	Folder 83	Mollie Ray Carroll. The American Federation of Labor: a discussion outline for trade union groups	1935
Box 2	Folder 84	Mollie Ray Carroll; Spencer Miller. American workers' education: its meaning, methods, and policies	1936
Box 2	Folder 85	Camille Huysmans. The case of Henryk Erlich and Victor Alter	1943
		Scope and Contents Foreword by Camille Huysmans.
Box 2	Folder 86	The case for industrial organization.	1936
Box 2	Folder 87	The case for the union shop.	1956
Box 2	Folder 88	Catholic evidence on Spain: assembled from Catholic sources	1939
Box 2	Folder 89	Catholics and the civil war in Spain: a collection of statements by world-famous Catholic leaders on the events in Spain.	1936
Box 2	Folder 90	Marine Workers and Boilermakers Industrial Union.. Centralized shipping bureau	1934
Box 2	Folder 91	Champlin's Developers…
		Scope and Contents not cataloged only a price list
Box 2	Folder 92	Abraham Chapman. Nazi penetration in America	1939
Box 2	Folder 93	Israel returns to history: a chapter in the fight for Israel, November 1945-July 1948.	1949
Box 2	Folder 94	Seafarers' International Union of North America. Charges: what they constitute and how to handle them
Box 2	Folder 95	Stuart Chase. The tragedy of waste	1926
		Scope and Contents In conjunction with the Labor Bureau, incorporated
Box 2	Folder 96	Christianity on the Nazi cross.	1936
Box 2	Folder 97	Education Department. The Church and unionism: some pronouncements of Church spokesmen on labor organization and collective bargaining / issued by Educational Department, International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.
Box 2	Folder 98	Anton Ciliga. The Kronstadt revolt	1942
Box 2	Folder 99	C. I. O.: promise or menace?	1937
Box 2	Folder 100	CIO resolutions on social welfare: CIO 11th Constitutional Convention, Cleveland, Ohio, October 31-November 4, 1949.	1949
Box 2	Folder 101	CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination. C.I.O. wants F.E.P.C.	1949
Box 2	Folder 102	The C. I. O.; what it is and how it came to be; a brief history of the Committee for Industrial Organization.	1937
Box 2	Folder 103	CIO's victory program: win-the-war policies and actions adopted at the Vth CIO Convention, Boston, Mass., November, 1942.	1942
Box 2	Folder 104	Walter Citrine. The T.U.C. in war-time	1939
Box 2	Folder 105	NAACP. Civil rights at Mid-Century: NAACP annual report	1950
Box 2	Folder 106	American Jewish Congress. Civil rights in the United States: a balance sheet of group relations	1949
Box 2	Folder 107	The CIO what it is and what it does	1953
Box 3	Folder 1	Louis Colman. Lawrence Simpson's "Treason"	1936
Box 3	Folder 2	August Claessens; Rebecca E. Jarvis. A B C of parliamentary law	1936
		Scope and Contents A brief handbook on rules of order for meetings adapted to the needs of labor groups and an appendix of charts, tables, examples, etc.
Box 3	Folder 3	August Claessens. The blue eagle is dead, so what?	1936
Box 3	Folder 4	August Claessens. Eugene Victor Debs: a tribute	1946
		Scope and Contents With excerpts from some of Debs speeches.
Box 3	Folder 5	August Claessens. Race prejudice; a description of the various factors in racial animosities, discriminations, and conflicts, and the conditions under which these antagonisms are increased or eliminated.	1943
Box 3	Folder 6	August Claessens. What organized labor wants: a popular description of trade union philosophy, economics and ideals	1937
Box 3	Folder 7	Matthew E. Clancy. The sound old guilds	1939
Box 3	Folder 8	National Consumers' League. Clarifying the Constitution by amendment	1936
		Scope and Contents Addresses made at the thirty-seventh annual meeting of the National Consumers' League, New York City, December 15, 1936.
Box 3	Folder 9	Lindley D. Clark. Labor laws that have been declared unconstitutional	1922
		Scope and Contents November, 1922
Box 3	Folder 10	J. X. Cohen. Helping to end economic discrimination: second report on Jewish non-employment	1937
Box 3	Folder 11	Class struggle	1919
		Scope and Contents v.3:no.1-3 (1919:Feb.-Aug.)
Box 3	Folder 12	Class struggle	1934
		Scope and Contents v.4:no.1 (1934:Jan.)
Box 3	Folder 13	J. X. Cohen. The negro, the Jew and the FEPC	1944
Box 3	Folder 14	J. X. Cohen. Towards fair play for Jewish workers: third report on Jewish non-employment	1938
Box 3	Folder 15	Eleanor G. Coit. Government support of workers' education, with special reference to a study of the relation of private and public agencies in the field of workers' education in Denmark and Sweden	1940
Box 3	Folder 16	M. J. Coldwell. Canadian progressives on the march: the story of the rise of the C.C.F.	1944
		Scope and Contents Regina Manifesto; post-war program.
Box 3	Folder 17	The Communist	1927
		Scope and Contents v.6:no.2, 5-7
Box 3	Folder 18	The Communist	1928
		Scope and Contents v.7:no.1-5
Box 3	Folder 19	The Communist	1928
		Scope and Contents v.7:no.6-8, 10, 12
Box 3	Folder 20	The Communist	1929
		Scope and Contents v.8:no.1, 3-4, 6-8, 10
Box 3	Folder 21	The Communist	1930
		Scope and Contents v.9:no.1, 10
Box 3	Folder 22	The Communist	1931
		Scope and Contents v.10:no.1-6, 8
Box 3	Folder 23	The Communist	1932
		Scope and Contents v.11:no.6, 12
Box 3	Folder 24	The Communist	1933
		Scope and Contents v.12:no.3, 5
Box 3	Folder 25	The Communist	1934
		Scope and Contents v.13:no.6, 9-11
Box 3	Folder 26	The Communist	1935
		Scope and Contents v.14:no.3, 6, 11
Box 3	Folder 27	The Communist	1936
		Scope and Contents v.15:no.11
Box 3	Folder 28	The Communist	1937
		Scope and Contents v.16:no.3, 10
Box 3	Folder 29	The Communist	1938
		Scope and Contents v.17:no.9
Box 3	Folder 30	Commercial handbook of the U.S.S.R.	1927
Box 3	Folder 31	Commonwealth Federarion of New York. The Commonwealth Federation: economic program and plan of action
Box 3	Folder 32	Communist international. Communism and the international situation: thesis on the international situation and the tasks of the Communist International, adopted at the Sixth World Congress of the Communist International, 1928	1929
Box 3	Folder 33	Communist Anti-Semitism	1952
		Scope and Contents Report made to the Jewish Labor Committee annual conference, Atlantic City, April 17-18th, 1953.
Box 3	Folder 34	National Campaign Committee of the Communist Party. The Communist election platform, 1936	1936
Box 3	Folder 35	National Committee of the Communist Party. Communist election platform 1938: for jobs, security, democracy and peace	1938
Box 3	Folder 36	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Communist election program against hunger, wage cuts, speed-up and war : New York elections, 1931	1931
Box 3	Folder 37	Andrew Avery. The communist fifth column: what's the truth about it-- and what isn't.	1946
Box 3	Folder 38	The Communist international	1935
		Scope and Contents v.7:no.11(1935). Should be v.12:no.11(1935) typographical error on title page.
Box 3	Folder 39	The Communist international	1935
		Scope and Contents v.12:no.7, 14(1935)
Box 3	Folder 40	The Communist international	1936
		Scope and Contents v.13:no.1-3, 5-7(1936)
Box 3	Folder 41	The Communist international	1937
		Scope and Contents v.14:no.11-12(1937)
Box 3	Folder 42	The Communist international
		Scope and Contents Jubilee no.1
Box 4	Folder 1	Labour Party (Great Britain). The Communist Party and affiliation: notes for speakers	1946
Box 4	Folder 2	The Communist review	1923
		Scope and Contents v.3:no.12 (1923:April)
Box 4	Folder 3	The Communist review	1923
		Scope and Contents v.4:no.1-3 (1923:May-July)
Box 4	Folder 4	The Communist review	1929
		Scope and Contents v.1:no.11 (1929:Nov.)
Box 4	Folder 5	Publications Committee, Warehouse and Distribution Workers Union, Local 688, International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Community meetings: a new approach to trade union political action ; a grass-roots experiment conducted by Teamsters Local 688, St. Louis	1951
Box 4	Folder 6	Communist Party of the U.S.A. The constitution and by-laws of the Communist party of the United States of America	1938
Box 4	Folder 7	Charles E. Ruthenberg; Isaac E. Ferguson. A communist trial: extracts from the testimony of C.E. Ruthenberg and closing address to the jury by Isaac E. Ferguson.
Box 4	Folder 8	United Transport Service Employees of America. Congress! : close the gap; the case of sub-standard wages, among Red caps, Dining Car employees and Pullman Laundry workers	1945
Box 4	Folder 9	Seafarers' International Union of North America. Constitution and by-laws of the Seafarers' International Union of North America, Atlantic and Gulf District.	1938
Box 4	Folder 10	Herbert Benjamin. Constitution and regulations of the National Unemployment Council of the U. S. A.	1934
Box 4	Folder 11	New York State Federation of Labor. Constitution : rules of order and declaration of purposes of the New York State Federation of Labor.	1898
Box 4	Folder 12	Constitution (fundamental law) of the Union of soviet socialist republics	1941
Box 4	Folder 13	Italian-American Labor Council. A contribution to America's victory and the Italy's freedom	1941
Box 4	Folder 14	Rufus Cornelsen. Pastor goes to CIO Convention
Box 4	Folder 15	David Coyle. Economic freedom for America	1942
Box 4	Folder 16	Ryland Wesley Crary; Gerald L. Steibel. How you can teach about communism	1951
Box 4	Folder 17	Union for Democratic Socialism. Creeping socialism?
Box 4	Folder 18	Communist Party of the U.S.A. The Crisis in the Communist Party, U. S. A.	1930
		Scope and Contents 2 copies
Box 4	Folder 19	John F. Cronin. Prices in the United States	1937
Box 4	Folder 20	John F. Cronin. Rugged individualism	1937
Box 4	Folder 21	Frank Rudolph Crosswaith; Alfred Baker Lewis. Discrimination, incorporated	1942
Box 4	Folder 22	Nelson H. Cruikshank. Your stake in the social security trust fund	1953
Box 4	Folder 23	League of Professional Groups for Foster and Ford. Culture and the crisis: an open letter to the writers, artists, teachers, physicians, engineers, scientists and other professional workers of America.	1932
Box 4	Folder 24	Joseph Curran. Know the score: on Seamen's conditions before the NMU	1945
Box 4	Folder 25	Joseph Curran. The membership wins again: a record of recent events in the National Maritime Unio	1937
Box 4	Folder 26	Helen Dallas. Chain stores: pro and con	1940
Box 4	Folder 27	Karl Dannenberg. Karl Marx, the man and his work, and The constructive elements of socialism; three lectures and two essays	1918
Box 4	Folder 28	S. R. Mohan Das. Ho Chi Minh, nationalist or Soviet agent?	1951
Box 4	Folder 29	Maurice R. Davie. What shall we do about immigration?	1946
Box 4	Folder 30	John A. Davis. How management can integrate Negroes in war industries	1942
Box 4	Folder 31	John P. Davis. Let us build a national Negro congress	1935
Box 4	Folder 32	Saville R. Davis. Italy under the swastika
Box 4	Folder 33	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Day of solidarity and unity in struggle	1935
Box 4	Folder 34	Vera Micheles Dean. After victory … Questions and answers on world organization.	1945
Box 4	Folder 35	Vera Micheles Dean. On the threshold of world order	1944
Box 4	Folder 36	Congress of Jewish Culture. A decade of destruction: Jewish culture in the USSR, 1948-1958.	1958
Box 4	Folder 37	Liberal Party of New York State. Liberal Party : declaration and platform	1944
Box 4	Folder 38	Workers Party of the U.S.. Declaration of principles and constitution of the Workers Party of the U.S.	1934
Box 4	Folder 39	Defend democracy. Communist activities examined.
		Scope and Contents Two statements of policy by the Trades Union Congress General Council.
Box 4	Folder 40	Daniel De Leon. Socialist reconstruction of society: the industrial vote	1919
Box 4	Folder 41	Democracy and civil liberties. A list of the resolutions, actions, and official declarations of The American Federation of Labor on democracy and civil liberties from 1881-1938.	1938
Box 4	Folder 42	Committee on Democracy in Trade Unions.. Democracy in trade unions, Supplement, with desirable provisions from trade union by-laws, and references to court cases indicated in the report.	1943
Box 4	Folder 43	Leon Dennen. The Soviet peace myth	1951
Box 4	Folder 44	Eugene Dennis. Is communism unamerican? Nine questions about the Communist Party answered	1947
Box 4	Folder 45	Eugene Dennis. The Elections and the outlook for national unity	1944
Box 4	Folder 46	Eugene Dennis. I challenge the un-Americans	1947
Box 4	Folder 47	Eugene Dennis. Let the people know the truth about the Communists which the un-American committee tried to suppress	1947
Box 4	Folder 48	Der Weg zum sozialistischen Deutschland
		Scope and Contents German
Box 4	Folder 49	Richard L.G. Deverall. 38th parallel	1950
Box 4	Folder 50	Richard L.G. Deverall. Hara kiri! Occupied Japan's trade with Soviet China	1951
Box 4	Folder 51	Richard L.G. Deverall. Japan's Soviet held prisoners of war	1951
Box 4	Folder 52	Richard L.G. Deverall. Soviet imperialism: highest stage of communism.	1951
Box 4	Folder 53	Dialectics; a Marxist literary journal.	1937
Box 4	Folder 54	Milton Diamond. Petrillo's case: new light on an age-old problem : man vs. machine	1948
Box 4	Folder 55	P. R. Dietrich. Towards the world October: the fourteenth anniversary of the Russian (Bolshevik) October revolution	1931
Box 4	Folder 56	Georgi Dimitrov. To defend assassins is to help fascism	1937
Box 4	Folder 57	Georgi Dimitrov. The united front against fascism and war	1935
Box 4	Folder 58	Georgi Dimitrov. The united struggle for peace	1936
Box 4	Folder 59	Georgi Dimitrov. Working class unity. Bulwark against fascism: the fascist offensive and the tasks of the Communist International in the fight for the unity of the working class against fascism.	1935
Box 4	Folder 60	Aaron Director. Unemployment	1932
		Scope and Contents Reading with a Purpose no. 66
Box 4	Folder 61	Do citizens and education mix? A community guide to school study. The Connecticut report: community studies.	1950
Box 4	Folder 62	Joe Doakes. I know my neighbors, do you?
Box 4	Folder 63	New York Times. Documents on world security	1945
Box 4	Folder 64	Mary Honor Donlon. Looking ahead in New York State workmen's compensation	1953
Box 4	Folder 65	Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky: his life and writings (biographical sketch)	1935
Box 4	Folder 66	Draft for a program for the Socialist Party	1935
		Scope and Contents Formulated by the Left Wing at the Socialist Call Institutes, Bound Brook, N.J., Sept. 7-8, Chicago, Ill., Oct. 19-20.
Box 4	Folder 67	Robert W. Dunn. Company unions today	1935
Box 4	Folder 68	Robert W. Dunn. Spying on workers	1933
		Scope and Contents 2nd edition
Box 4	Folder 69	Robert W. Dunn. What war means to the workers: answering the question, will war bring back prosperity?	1934
		Scope and Contents Revised edition
Box 4	Folder 70	William F. Dunne. Why Hearst lies about communism: three open letters to William Randolph Hearst	1935
Box 4	Folder 71	R. Palme Dutt. The two Internationals	1920
Box 4	Folder 72	Max Eastman. The trial of Eugene Debs: with Debs' address to the court on receiving sentence	1918
Box 4	Folder 73	National Committee on Immigration Policy. Economic aspects of immigration	1947
Box 4	Folder 74	Marion Edman; Laurentine B. Collins. Promising practices in intergroup education	1947
		Scope and Contents Prepared for administrative Committee on Intercultural Education, Detroit Public Schools
Box 4	Folder 75	Henryk Ehrlich; Haim Kantorovitch; Anna Bercowitz.. The struggle for revolutionary socialism	1934
		Scope and Contents translated by Haim Kantorovitch and Anna Bercowitz.
Box 4	Folder 76	Ellis. Oil on the flames
		Scope and Contents advertisement about a speech
Box 4	Folder 77	National Community Relations Advisory Council.. Equality of opportunity in housing	1952
Box 4	Folder 78	League of Struggle for Negro Rights. Equality, land and freedom: a program for Negro liberation	1933
		Scope and Contents Draft submitted by the National Council of the League of Struggle for Negro Rights.
Box 4	Folder 79	Abraham Epstein. Social security	1937
Box 4	Folder 80	Palmiro Togliatti. The fight for peace	1935
		Scope and Contents Report on the preparations for imperialist war and the tasks of the Communist International, delivered August 13, 1935
Box 4	Folder 81	Anna Damon. Ernst Thaelmann, fighter against war and fascism	1935
Box 4	Folder 82	M. K. Eroshkin. The soviets in Russia	1919
		Scope and Contents Mir, zemstvo and soviet. The bolshevist economic policy. The land problem in Russia. The labor problem in Russia.
Box 4	Folder 83	Socialist Party . Evaluation of the Meeting of the National Executive Committee	1935
		Scope and Contents Buffalo, March 22-24, 1935
Box 4	Folder 84	CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations). Everybody's business: World plans for peace and security.	1945
Box 4	Folder 85	American Jewish tercentenary, 1654-1954	1953
Box 4	Folder 86	Evidence on the reign of racialism in Czechoslovakia	1945
Box 4	Folder 87	Expel the traitor! Kick out Jim Crow!	1935
Box 4	Folder 88	Lincoln Eyre. Russia Analyzed	1920
Box 4	Folder 89	Bela Fabian. Hungary's Jewry faces liquidation	1951
Box 4	Folder 90	Labour Party (Great Britain). Facing the facts; an interim statement of Labour's home policy.	1952
Box 4	Folder 91	James T. Farrell. Truth and myth about America	1949
		Scope and Contents A statement against dictatorship of or over the proletariat, and offering a democratic change for social progress.
Box 4	Folder 92	General Jewish Council. Father Coughlin, his "facts" and arguments	1939
Box 4	Folder 93	I. F. (Isidor F.) Stone. The Court disposes	1937
Box 4	Folder 94	Festival Bailable
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 4	Folder 95	B. J. Field. Prospects of American capitalism
Box 4	Folder 96	AFL (American Federation of Labor). Fifty years of service	1931
		Scope and Contents Report of the Executive Council to the 1931 Convention meeting in Vancouver, B.C., Canada, contained an audit of the stewardship of the American Federation of Labor, closing fifty years of activity and leadership
Box 4	Folder 97	Fight! Don't starve! Organize: demands for unemployment insurance made upon the United State Congress.	1931
Box 4	Folder 98	Jane Filley; Therese Mitchell. Consider the Laundry Workers	1937
Box 4	Folder 99	Ernst Fischer. For or against the united front?	1936
Box 4	Folder 100	Geraldine Townsend Fitch. China lob-lolly
Box 5	Folder 1	Gerald C. Treacy. Five great encyclicals: labor, education, marriage, reconstructing the social order, atheistic communism	1939
		Scope and Contents With Discussion Club outlines by Gerald C. Treacy
Box 5	Folder 2	Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. I didn't raise my boy to be a soldier for Wall Street	1940
Box 5	Folder 3	John T. Flynn. Recovery through war scares	1938
Box 5	Folder 4	Friedrich Wilhelm Foerster; T. H. Tetens. Open letter to the "Loyal Americans of German descent"	1943
Box 5	Folder 5	Food for thought	1949
		Scope and Contents v.10:no.1 (1949:Oct.)
Box 5	Folder 6	Fools and cowards cut their own throats
Box 5	Folder 7	Communist Party of the U.S.A. For a communist party of action	1925
		Scope and Contents Against liquidating the Workers (Communist) Party. Against substituting the Workers (Communist) Party by a sham Farmer-Labor Party. An appeal to the members of district no. 2, Workers Party
Box 5	Folder 8	John Pepper. For a labor party. Recent revolutionary changes in American politics	1923
Box 5	Folder 9	Communist Party of the U.S.A. For a powerful united A.F. of L.	1936
Box 5	Folder 10	Communist Party USA (Opposition). For unity of the world Communist movement	1934
		Scope and Contents A letter to the Independent Labor Party of Great Britain from the Communist Party USA (Opposition).
Box 5	Folder 11	Federal Security Agency. For you and yours	1952
Box 5	Folder 12	William Trufant Foster. Loan sharks and their victims	1940
Box 5	Folder 13	William Z. Foster. Beware of the war danger! Stop, look and listen!	1948
Box 5	Folder 14	William Z. Foster. Communism versus fascism	1941
Box 5	Folder 15	William Z. Foster. The crisis in the Socialist party	1936
Box 5	Folder 16	William Z. Foster. Industrial unionism	1936
Box 5	Folder 17	William Z. Foster. Little brothers of the big labor fakers	1931
		Scope and Contents Report of a speech against the Conference For Progressive Labor Action, made in New Star Casino, New York City, on May 10, 1931
Box 5	Folder 18	William Z. Foster. The railroaders' next step: amalgamation	1922
Box 5	Folder 19	William Z. Foster. The revolutionary crisis of 1918-1921: in Germany, England, Italy and France	1921
Box 5	Folder 20	William Z. Foster; Earl Browder; V. M. Molotov. Technocracy and Marxism; The Technical Intelligentsia and Socialist Construction	1933
Box 5	Folder 21	William Z. Foster. Toward soviet America	1932
Box 5	Folder 22	William Z. Foster. Unionizing steel	1936
Box 5	Folder 23	William Z. Foster. What means a strike in steel	1937
Box 5	Folder 24	William Z. Foster. Workers, Defend Your Unions!	1947
Box 5	Folder 25	Political Action Committee. Four men speak about jobs for all	1944
Box 5	Folder 26	Communist International. Fourth congress of the Communist International	1923
		Scope and Contents Abridged report of meetings held at Petrograd & Moscow, Nov. 7-Dec. 3, 1922.
Box 5	Folder 27	United States. Advisory Commission on Educational Exchange. Fourth semiannual report on educational exchange activities	1950
		Scope and Contents Letter from the Chairman, the United States Advisory Commission on Educational Exchange, Department of State.
Box 5	Folder 28	Jay Fox. Amalgamation	1923
Box 5	Folder 29	Trades Union Congress. Free trade unions form the I.C.F.T.U.	1950
Box 5	Folder 30	Joseph Freeman. The background of German fascism	1932
Box 5	Folder 31	Freemasons and Spain: struggle of Masonic liberalism against reactionism in Spain.	1938
Box 5	Folder 32	Olivia P. Frost. An analysis of the characteristics of the population in Central Harlem	1946
Box 5	Folder 33	Varian Fry. The peace that failed; how Europe sowed the seeds of war	1939
Box 5	Folder 34	Fundamentals of Communism	1932
Box 5	Folder 35	Joseph Gaer. Let our people live: a plea for a living wage	1945
Box 5	Folder 36	Romulo Gallegos. Reconocer es no conocer
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 5	Folder 37	Walter Galenson. Some aspects of industrial relations in Denmark
Box 5	Folder 38	Harry Gannes. How the Soviet Union Helps Spain	1936
		Scope and Contents 2 copies
Box 5	Folder 39	Sander Genis. The menace of Nazism and Fascism	1935
		Scope and Contents By Sander Genis, Manager Twin City Joint Board, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.
Box 5	Folder 40	Aaron Gertz. The social structure of Jewish settlement in Palestine	1947
		Scope and Contents 2nd edition
Box 5	Folder 41	Americo Ghioldi. La situacion economica	1948
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 5	Folder 42	Francis James Gilligan. Negro workers in free America	1939
Box 5	Folder 43	Benjamin Gitlow. Some plain words on Communist unity	1932
Box 5	Folder 44	Kate Gitlow. Women in politics
Box 5	Folder 45	Katherine Glover. Women at Work in Wartime	1943
Box 5	Folder 46	Michael Gold. The damned agitator and other stories
Box 5	Folder 47	Samuel Gompers. The American labor movement; its makeup, achievements and aspirations	1914
Box 5	Folder 48	Samuel Gompers. The voluntary basis of trade unionism	1925
		Scope and Contents Memorial edition
Box 5	Folder 49	Samuel Gompers Centennial Committee. Gompers evaluated
		Scope and Contents A collection of articles about Samuel Gompers' philosophy and career written a generation ago by prominent journalists and historians.
Box 5	Folder 50	Samuel Gompers Centennial Committee. Gompers heritage	1950
		Scope and Contents Addresses delivered during the centennial of Samuel Gompers' birth.
Box 5	Folder 51	Ceferino Gonzalez. La rebellion militaire en Espagne et l'incomprehension des democraties europe´ennes devant un aussi grave probleme	1936
Box 5	Folder 52	Maksim Gorky. To American intellectuals	1932
		Scope and Contents 2nd edition
Box 5	Folder 53	Francis J. Gorman. The fate of trade unions under fascism	1937
Box 5	Folder 54	Edith Gosling. Ticktock: a reading text for English classes
Box 5	Folder 55	Klement Gottwald. The united front in Czechoslovakia	1935
Box 5	Folder 56	Democratic National Committee. Governor Landon vs. Candidate Landon	1936
Box 5	Folder 57	NLRB (National Labor Relations Board). Governmental protection of labor's right to organize	1936
		Scope and Contents Summary of evidence introduced at a hearing before the National labor relations board bearing upon the factual basis of the National labor relations act and the reasonableness of the regulations embodied therein.
Box 5	Folder 58	Gil Green. The truth about Soviet Russia	1938
Box 5	Folder 59	Gil Green. United we stand for peace and socialism	1935
Box 5	Folder 60	Gil Green. Young Communists and unity of the youth	1935
Box 5	Folder 61	William Green. Address delivered by William Green	1951
Box 5	Folder 62	William Green. A Democratic Institution	1950
Box 5	Folder 63	William Green. Remove the barriers
Box 5	Folder 64	Hayim Greenberg. To a communist friend
Box 5	Folder 65	Frederick Gruin. America's battlefronts; where our fighting forces are	1943
		Scope and Contents Illustrated by Graphic Associates
Box 5	Folder 66	Department of Research and Education, CIO. Guaranteed wages the year round.	1945
Box 5	Folder 67	Communist International Executive Committee. Guide to the XII Plenum E.C.C.I.: material for propagandists, organisers, reporters, training classes.	1932
Box 5	Folder 68	Murray Blyne. Guide to readings on Communism
Box 5	Folder 69	Lev Illich Ginzburg. Conditions of labour in the U.S.S.R.	1927
Box 5	Folder 70	Jose Maria Semprun Gurrea. La conscience catholique et les evenements d'Espagne; la question d'Espagne inconnue	1936
		Scope and Contents French
Box 5	Folder 71	Sergei Ivanovich Gusev; Earl Browder. Organize mass struggle for social insurance: tasks of the American Communist Party in organizing struggle for social insurance	1933
Box 5	Folder 72	Francis J. Haas. The American labor movement	1937
Box 5	Folder 73	Francis J. Haas. Jobs, prices and unions	1941
Box 5	Folder 74	Francis J. Haas. The wages and hours of American labor	1937
Box 5	Folder 75	Francis J. Haas. The why and whither of labor unions	1932
Box 5	Folder 76	Manuel Azana. Habla el Presidente	1937
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 5	Folder 77	Mauritz Alfred Hallgren. Why I resigned from the Trotsky Defense Committee	1937
Box 5	Folder 78	Thomas J. Hamilton; Vera Micheles Dean. Report on the United Nations; A Future for the U.N.	1949
Box 5	Folder 79	Seafarers' International Union of North America. Handbook for permitmen
Box 5	Folder 80	Steel Workers Organizing Committee. Handling grievances: a handbook for committeemen of local lodges of S.W.O.C.	1949
		Scope and Contents A history of the progress of the union in the Jones & Laughlin Aliquippa Works.
Box 5	Folder 81	Earl Parker Hanson. The Amazon: a new frontier?	1944
Box 5	Folder 82	Eric Hass. John L. Lewis exposed	1938
Box 5	Folder 83	Harold O. Hatcher. Steel and men	1937
Box 5	Folder 84	C. A. Hathaway. Collective security the road to peace	1938
		Scope and Contents Radio speech, delivered over CBS, Station WABC, Wednesday, December 22, 1937
Box 5	Folder 85	John M. Hayes. Designs for social action	1941
Box 5	Folder 86	Committee for the Nation's Health. Health needs and what to do about them	1953
		Scope and Contents According to the report of the President's Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation, "Building America's health" : Summary
Box 5	Folder 87	Fritz. Heckert. What is happening in Germany?	1933
Box 5	Folder 88	Anders Hedberg; Roy v. Peel: Abner H. Cook. Swedish Consumers in Cooperation	1939
		Scope and Contents Translated by Roy v. Peel and Abner H. Cook
Box 5	Folder 89	Eduard Heimann; Reinhold Niebuhr. Liberty through power: a study of the United Nations	1943
		Scope and Contents Forward by Reinhold Niebuhr
Box 5	Folder 90	Will Herberg. Bureaucracy and Democracy in Labor Unions	1943
Box 5	Folder 91	Will Herberg. The C.I.O., labor's new challenge	1937
Box 5	Folder 92	Here's the answer: fact book on key legislation.	1950
Box 5	Folder 93	Hubert Clinton Herring. Mexico: the making of a nation	1942
		Scope and Contents Illustrated by Graphic Associates
Box 5	Folder 94	Henry Ford; Edward A. Filene; Robert W. Johnson; Matthew Woll. High wages, the basis of recovery	1935
		Scope and Contents Opinions of Henry Ford, Edward A. Filene, Robert W. Johnson [and others] Foreword and open letter by Matthew Woll.
Box 5	Folder 95	William A. Higinbotham. Atomic challenge	1947
Box 5	Folder 96	Sidney Hillman. Reconstruction of Russia and the task of labor	1922
Box 5	Folder 97	Morris Hillquit. From Marx to Lenin	1921
Box 5	Folder 98	Lawyers Committee on American Relations with Spain. Hitler over Latin America. Why the embargo against Spain must be lifted now!	1939
Box 5	Folder 99	Research Department. Hitler terror in 1935	1935
		Scope and Contents With a chapter on fascist terror in Austria.
Box 5	Folder 100	Julius Hochman. Labor and the public
Box 5	Folder 101	Trades Union Congress. Holidays with pay	1937
Box 5	Folder 102	John P. Holly. What if they are red?	1948
Box 5	Folder 103	Nathaniel Honig. The Trade Unions Since the N.R.A.	1934
Box 5	Folder 104	Sidney Hook. Heresy, yes. conspiracy, no!	1952
Box 5	Folder 105	How much longer will this vilest racketeer of all get away with it?	1936
		Scope and Contents William Randolph Hearst - not a "friend of the people", but a dangerous foe .. not a patriot, but a menace!
Box 6	Folder 1	Milton Howard. This 4th of July	1938
Box 6	Folder 2	Quincy Howe. Over Here: Who Wants War?	1941
		Scope and Contents v.1:no.1 (1940:April)
Box 6	Folder 3	Hubert H. Humphrey. The stranger at our gate: America's immigration policy.	1954
Box 6	Folder 4	Jack Huntz. Spotlight on Spain	1937
Box 6	Folder 5	Joseph P. Hurley. Papal pronouncements and American foreign policy: a broadcast by Joseph P. Hurley	1941
Box 6	Folder 6	Grace Hutchins. Japan's drive for conquest	1935
Box 6	Folder 7	M. N. Roy; Aswani Kurma Sharma. "I accuse!"	1932
		Scope and Contents From the suppressed statement of Manabendra Nath Roy on trial for treason before Sessions court, Cawnpore, India. With an introduction by Aswani Kurma Sharma
Box 6	Folder 8	Dolores Ibarruri. Union of all Spaniards	1938
		Scope and Contents Complete text of the report to the Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Spain, at Madrid on May 23rd 1938
Box 6	Folder 9	Roger G. Mastrude. If Your Next Neighbors Are Negroes
Box 6	Folder 10	Gertrude R. Emery. Industrial home work in Pennsylvania in 1936	1937
Box 6	Folder 11	Committee for Industrial Organization. Industrial unionism: the vital problem of organized labor	1935
Box 6	Folder 12	Industrial unionist.	1934
		Scope and Contents v.2:no.10 (1934:March)
Box 6	Folder 13	Committee for Industrial Organization. Industrial unions mean unity: our answer to president Green	1936
Box 6	Folder 14	IWW (Industrial Workers of the World). Proceedings of the 10th Convention of the Industrial Workers of the World	1916
Box 6	Folder 15	The International class struggle	1936-1937
		Scope and Contents v.1:no.1 (1936:Summer); v.1:no.3 (1937:Spring)
Box 6	Folder 16	Educational Department. International Conference on Safety of Life at Sea	1948
		Scope and Contents London-England-Apr. 23-Jun. 10-1948; report to the membership Seafarers International Union.
Box 6	Folder 17	Israel's position on the Jordan canal project	1953
		Scope and Contents Address by Ambassador Abba Eban before the United Nations Security Council on October 30, 1953.
Box 6	Folder 18	It's time to change
Box 6	Folder 19	Luigi Antonini. Italian labor today	1944
Box 6	Folder 20	Henry Jager. Westbrook Pegler unmasked	1947
Box 6	Folder 21	Vasily Jarotsky. The Russian trade unions and the struggle…	1927
Box 6	Folder 22	What the enemies of Christian Nationalism stand for: Jew-Communist Internationalism.
Box 6	Folder 23	Jewish Labor Committee . Jewish Labor Committee: Aims and Objectives, Organizational Structure, Financial Statement	1938
Box 6	Folder 24	Jewish Labor Committee. Jewish Labor Committee : what it does and what it stands for	1942
Box 6	Folder 25	American Jewish Committee. Jews under Soviet rule	1952
Box 6	Folder 26	Tom Johnson. The Reds in Dixie: who are the Communists and what do they fight for in the South?	1935
Box 6	Folder 27	Willard Johnson. Do you want to be happy and free?
Box 6	Folder 28	Joint report of the International Officers to the 35th Constitutional Convention of the United Mine Workers of America	1938
		Scope and Contents Washington, D.C., Cincinnati, Ohio, October 5th, 1948. President: John L. Lewis.
Box 6	Folder 29	James Joll. The Second International, , 1889-1914	1956
Box 6	Folder 30	Emanuel M. Josephson. Red record of Adlai Stevenson: "Stalin's choice for President"	1952
Box 6	Folder 31	Hays Jones. Seamen and longshoremen under the Red flag	1935
Box 6	Folder 32	William Juhasz. Blueprint for a Red generation: the philosophy, methods, and practices of communist education as imposed on captive Hungary.	1952
Box 6	Folder 33	Juni-Aufstand: Dokumente und Berichte uber den Volksaufstand in Ostberlin und in der Sowjetzone.	1953
		Scope and Contents German
Box 6	Folder 34	Henry Slesser. Justice outlawed; administration of law in German-occupied territories.	1943
		Scope and Contents Foreword by the Right Hon. Sir Henry Slesser
Box 6	Folder 35	M. Katz. The assassination of Kirov; proletarian justice versus White-Guard Terror.	1935
Box 6	Folder 36	Karl Kautsky; David Shub; Joseph Shaplen; Sidney Hook.. Social democracy versus communism	1946
		Scope and Contents Edited and translated by David Shub & Joseph Shaplen, with an introduction by Sidney Hook.
Box 6	Folder 37	Keep America out of War: Unite for Peace, Freedom and Socialism.	1939
Box 6	Folder 38	William C. Kernan. An open letter to Father Coughlin	1939
Box 6	Folder 39	Morris Kerstein. Work or war? The president's 1940 budget	1940
Box 6	Folder 40	Louis Kirshbaum; Norman Thomas; A. J. Muste; Roger N. Baldwin; Paul H. Douglas; Paul F. Brissenden; David J. Saposs.. Justice for organized workers
		Scope and Contents Endorsed by Norman Thomas, A. J. Muste, Roger N. Baldwin, Paul H. Douglas, Paul F. Brissenden, David J. Saposs.
Box 6	Folder 41	Vilgelim Germanovich Knorin. Fascism, social-democracy and the communists	1934
Box 6	Folder 42	A. (Aleksandra) Kollontay. The workers opposition in Russia	1921
Box 6	Folder 43	Charles Krumbein; Israel Amter. Dollars for democracy
Box 6	Folder 44	Bela Kun. The most burning question: unity of action	1934
Box 6	Folder 45	Philip Kurinsky. Industrial unionism and revolution	1921
Box 6	Folder 46	O. W. Kuusinen. Prepare for power; the international situation and the tasks of the sections of the Comintern	1933
Box 6	Folder 47	O. W. Kuusinen. Youth and fascism: the youth movement and the fight against Fascism and the war danger	1935
Box 6	Folder 48	Labor digest	1937
		Scope and Contents March, 1937
Box 6	Folder 49	AFL (American Federation of Labor). Executive Council. Labor and education in 1949: reports of the Executive Council and the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor on education in 1949.	1950
Box 6	Folder 50	Labor and industry in Britain
Box 6	Folder 51	Labor leaders betray Tom Mooney: a member of the International Molders Union for 29 years.	1931
		Scope and Contents 1st edition
Box 6	Folder 52	Workers Education Bureau. Labor's Library: a Bibliography for Trade Unionists, Educators, Writers, Students, Librarians	1950
Box 6	Folder 53	Labor and nation	1945-1946
		Scope and Contents v.1:no.1-6 (1945- 1946)
Box 6	Folder 54	Alexander Siegfried Lipsett. Labor's partnership in industrial enterprise: a new approach to the investment of union and pension funds	1950
Box 6	Folder 55	A labor party for the United States	1936
Box 6	Folder 56	Herman T. Stichman. Labor's role in shaping home building policy and the future of cooperative housing in America	1950
		Scope and Contents Address by Herman T. Stichman at the Meeting of the Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor, Miami Beach, January 31, 1950.
Box 6	Folder 57	Labor says let's go! Roosevelt and Lehman, our two great champions.	1936
Box 6	Folder 58	Labor scholarships abroad: Information on opportunities for Trade Unionists to study in other countries.	1953
Box 6	Folder 59	BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics). Labor through the century, 1833-1933: an illustrated account	1934
		Scope and Contents Revised edition. Prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the United States Department of Labor for the Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago, 1933, 1934.
Box 6	Folder 60	Research Department. Labor under Hitler	1935
Box 6	Folder 61	Labor unity	1932
		Scope and Contents v.7:no.1-2 (1932:Jan.-Feb.)
Box 6	Folder 62	Ernest Bevin; Leon Jouhaux; Matthew Woll. Labor and the world crisis	1940
Box 6	Folder 63	Labour monthly : a magazine of international labour	1935
		Scope and Contents v.17:no.6 (1935:June)
Box 6	Folder 64	Harry Wellington Laidler. America in the depression: supplement of How America lives	1935
Box 6	Folder 65	Harry Wellington Laidler; Wallace J. Campbell. Consumers' cooperation: a social interpretation, by Harry W. Laidler; The consumers' cooperative movement-a factual survey, by Wallace J. Campbell.	1937
Box 6	Folder 66	Harry Wellington Laidler. Labor governments at work; British, Scandinavian, Australasian.	1948
Box 6	Folder 67	Harry Wellington Laidler. Our changing industrial incentives	1949
Box 6	Folder 68	Harry Wellington Laidler. Socialism in the United States: a brief history	1952
Box 6	Folder 69	Lambda; Bertram D. Wolfe. The Truth about the Barcelona events	1937
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Bertram D. Wolfe.
Box 6	Folder 70	P. Lang. Peace versus War: The Communist Position.	1936
Box 6	Folder 71	Francisco Largo Caballero. Selected speeches and writings	1937-1946
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 6	Folder 72	Eleanor Holgate Lattimore. Labor unions in the Far East	1945
Box 6	Folder 73	Vladimir Ivanovich Lebedev. The Russian democracy in its struggle against the bolshevist tyranny	1919
Box 6	Folder 74	Herbert H. Lehman. Freedom and the welfare state	1950
		Scope and Contents Address of Hon. Herbert H. Lehman, on occasion of the 45th Anniversary Luncheon of the League for Industrial Democracy, Hotel Commodore, New York City, April 15, 1950.
Box 6	Folder 75	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. The Dictatorship of the Proletariat and Elections to the Constituent Assembly	1920
Box 6	Folder 76	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. "Left" communism; an infantile disorder, by Nicolai Lenin.	1920
Box 6	Folder 77	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. "Left wing" communism: an infantile disorder, by N. Lenin.	1921
		Scope and Contents 2 copies
Box 6	Folder 78	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. The proletarian revolution and Kautsky the renegade, by N. Lenin	1924
Box 6	Folder 79	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. The proletarian revolution and Kautsky the renegade, by N. Lenin	1929
Box 6	Folder 80	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. Revolutionary lessons: including -- "Towards soviets" "Lessons of the Russian revolution" and "Bourgeois democracy"	1929
Box 6	Folder 81	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. A new letter to the workers of Europe and America, by Nicholas Lenin.	1919
Box 6	Folder 82	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. The soviets at work, the international position of the Russian soviet republic and the fundamental problems of the socialist revolution, by Nikolai Lenin	1918
Box 6	Folder 83	Vladimir Ilich Lenin. Lenin on organization	1928
Box 6	Folder 84	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; A. Sirnis. The collapse of the Second International	1920
		Scope and Contents Translated by A. Sirnis
Box 7	Folder 1	Vladimir Ilich Lenin. Imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism : a popular outline	1933
Box 7	Folder 2	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Nicolai Lenin. Political Parties in Russia	1917
Box 7	Folder 3	James Lerner. Youth demands peace	1936
		Scope and Contents National Youth Committee
Box 7	Folder 4	Max Lerner. The heart of Israel: Histadrut.	1949
Box 7	Folder 5	Max Lerner; George Fielding Eliot. World of the great powers, by Max Lerner; Military strength of the big five, by George Fielding Eliot.
Box 7	Folder 6	Jacob Lestschinsky. Balance sheet of extermination	1946
Box 7	Folder 7	Adult Education Program. Let us read: the W.P.A. Adult Education Program of the Board of Education, New York City.	1938
Box 7	Folder 8	Alfred Baker Lewis. Liberalism and Sovietism	1946
		Scope and Contents 1st edition
Box 7	Folder 9	John Llewellyn Lewis. The C.I.O. crusade	1937
Box 7	Folder 10	John Llewellyn Lewis. The future of organized labor	1935
Box 7	Folder 11	John Llewellyn Lewis. Industrial democracy in steel	1936
Box 7	Folder 12	Marx Lewis. Max Zaritsky at fifty: The story of an aggressive labor leadership.	1935
Box 7	Folder 13	Trygve Lie. The struggle for lasting peace: a record of United Nations achievements	1948
Box 7	Folder 14	Rosa Luxemburg. The crisis in the German Social-Democracy	1919
		Scope and Contents The "Junius" pamphlet
Box 7	Folder 15	Seafarers' International Union of North America. Listen, Tankerment
Box 7	Folder 16	M. M. Litvinov. Czechoslovakia and the world crisis	1938
Box 7	Folder 17	M. M. Litvinov. "Soviet dumping" fable	1931
		Scope and Contents Speech of Soviet commissar of foreign affairs, Litvinov, in European Commission May 18, 1931.
Box 7	Folder 18	M. M. Litvinov. The Soviet Union stands for peace	1932
Box 7	Folder 19	Local 153 Welfare Fund	1952
Box 7	Folder 20	Alain LeRoy Locke. The Negro in America	1933
Box 7	Folder 21	A. Lozovsky; Alexander Bittleman. Lenin the great strategist of the class war	1924
		Scope and Contents Translation and introduction by Alexander Bittleman.
Box 7	Folder 22	Jay Lovestone. 1928 : the presidential election and the workers	1928
Box 7	Folder 23	Jay Lovestone. American Imperialism: The Menace of the Greatest Capitalist World Power	1925
Box 7	Folder 24	Jay Lovestone. The American Labor Movement: Its Past, Present and Future.
Box 7	Folder 25	Jay Lovestone. New frontiers for labor
Box 7	Folder 26	Jay Lovestone. Pages from party history	1929
Box 7	Folder 27	Jay Lovestone. The people's front illusion: from "social fascism" to the "people's front"	1937
Box 7	Folder 28	Jay Lovestone. Soviet foreign policy and the world revolution	1935
Box 7	Folder 29	Jay Lovestone. What next for American labor?	1934
Box 7	Folder 30	A. Lozovsky . The Pan-Pacific Trade Union Conference	1927
		Scope and Contents Hankow, May 20-26, 1927
Box 7	Folder 31	A. Lozovsky . What is the Red International of Labour unions? To all workers' delegations taking part in the celebrations of the Tenth Anniversary of the October Revolution	1927
Box 7	Folder 32	Rosa Luxemburg. The crisis in the German Social-Democracy	1919
		Scope and Contents The "Junius" pamphlet
Box 7	Folder 33	Rosa Luxemburg. The mass strike: the political party and the trade unions. And, The Junius pamphlet.
Box 7	Folder 34	Rosa Luxemburg. Reform or revolution	1937
		Scope and Contents Translated by Integer
Box 7	Folder 35	Rosa Luxemburg; Bertram D. Wolfe. The Russian Revolution, and Leninism or Marxism?	1961
		Scope and Contents New introduction by Bertram D. Wolfe
Box 7	Folder 36	Eugene Lyons. Everyday life under the Soviet system	1947
Box 7	Folder 37	Dwight Macdonald. Fascism and the American scene	1938
Box 7	Folder 38	Lois MacDonald; Gladys L. Palmer; Theresa Wolfson.. Labor and the N.R.A.	1934
Box 7	Folder 39	Dwight Macdonald; Nancy Mcadonald. The war's greatest scandal! The story of Jim Crow in uniform.	1943
Box 7	Folder 40	A. B. Magil. The people's message to Congress	1938
Box 7	Folder 41	A. B. Magil. The real Father Coughlin	1939
Box 7	Folder 42	A. B. Magil. The truth about Father Coughlin	1935
Box 7	Folder 43	Socialist Party . Manifesto and program of the Left Wing Section Socialist Party, Local Greater New York	1919
		Scope and Contents Issued by Left Wing Section Socialist Party
Box 7	Folder 44	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Manual on housing; how to organize a house, the multiple dwelling law, housing crisis in New York city, tenant union organization	1936
Box 7	Folder 45	Dmitri Zakharevich Manuilsky. The Communist parties and the crisis of capitalism
Box 7	Folder 46	Dmitri Zakharevich Manuilsky. Revolutionary crisis, fascism and war	1934
Box 7	Folder 47	Dmitri Zakharevich Manuilsky. The rise of socialism in the Soviet union	1935
		Scope and Contents Report on the results of socialist construction in the U.S.S.R., delivered August 17, 1935
Box 7	Folder 48	Dmitri Zakharevich Manuilsky. Social-democracy, stepping-stone to fascism or Otto Bauer's latest discovery	1934
Box 7	Folder 49	Vito Marcantonio. The registration of aliens	1940
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Carey McWilliams.
Box 7	Folder 50	Vito Marcantonio. We accuse!	1938
		Scope and Contents The story of Tom Mooney
Box 7	Folder 51	Benito Marianetti. Hacia una Lucha de Liberation Nacional	1935
		Scope and Contents Spanish. 2nd edition
Box 7	Folder 52	Mario Mariani. Matteotti	1928
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 7	Folder 53	Harold David Margulies. The worker and the law	1946
Box 7	Folder 54	Andre Pierre Marty. For peace! For the defence of the Soviet Union!	1935
		Scope and Contents Abridged
Box 7	Folder 55	Karl Marx; Friedrich Engels. The civil war in France	1900
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Friedrich Engels
Box 7	Folder 56	Karl Marx; Friedrich Engels; Samuel Moore. Manifesto of the Communist Party	1948
		Scope and Contents Authorized English translation [by Samuel Moore], edited and annotated by Frederick Engels.
Box 7	Folder 57	Karl Marx; Eleanor Marx Aveling. Value, price and profit: addressed to working men	1913
		Scope and Contents Edited by his daughter Eleanor Marx Aveling.
Box 7	Folder 58	Karl Marx; Friedrich Engels; J. L. Joynes. Wage-Labor and Capital
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Friedrich Engels. Translated by J. L. Joynes
Box 7	Folder 59	The Marxian.	1919-1921
		Scope and Contents v.1:no.1-2 (1919-1920)
Box 7	Folder 60	Marxist quarterly	1937
		Scope and Contents October - December
Box 7	Folder 61	Marxist study courses. Course 2, History of the working class.
		Scope and Contents Lesson 3-4
Box 7	Folder 62	Will Maslow; Joseph B. Robison. Civil rights legislation and the fight for equality, 1862-1952	1953
Box 7	Folder 63	United Labor Committee of Massachusetts. The Massachusetts story	1948
Box 7	Folder 64	The massacre of a people: what the democracies can do.	1942
Box 7	Folder 65	J. B. Matthews. Traffic in death: a few facts concerning the international munitions industry	1934
Box 7	Folder 66	Harry Wellington Laidler. Maximum production: warfare and welfare, symposium	1942
Box 7	Folder 67	Milton Sanford Mayer. The Dogged retreat of the A.M.A.	1949
Box 7	Folder 68	John McGovern. Terror in Spain, how the Communist International has destroyed working class unity, undermined the fight against Franco, and suppressed the social revolution	1938
Box 7	Folder 69	R. A. McGowan. New Guilds: a conversation	1937
Box 7	Folder 70	William J. McSorley. Address delivered by William J. McSorley	1951
		Scope and Contents William J. McSorley, Jr., Assistant Director, Labor's League for Political Education, to the 88th Annual Convention of the New York State Federation of Labor, Hotel Statler, Buffalo, New York, Tuesday morning, June 19, 1951.
Box 7	Folder 71	George Meany. Address delivered by George Meany	1951
		Scope and Contents George Meany, Secretary-Treasurer of the American Federation of Labor, to the 88th Annual Convention of the New York State Federation of Labor, Hotel Statler, Buffalo, New York, Tuesday morning, June 20, 1951.
Box 7	Folder 72	George Meany. The AF of L case for a just labor law	1953
		Scope and Contents Statement of George Meany, president, American Federation of Labor, on the revision of the Taft-Hartley law, presented before the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, April 27, 1953.
Box 7	Folder 73	George Meany. Our program for social security	1954
Box 7	Folder 74	afl (American Federation of Labor). Men and women who work
Box 7	Folder 75	The menace of a new world war	1936
Box 7	Folder 76	Shloyme Mendelson. The battle of the Warsaw ghetto	1944
Box 7	Folder 77	Shloyme Mendelson. The Polish Jews behind the Nazi ghetto walls	1942
Box 7	Folder 78	Wolf Michal. Youth Marches Towards Socialism	1936
		Scope and Contents Report made Sept. 26, 1935, to the Sixth World Congress of the Young Communist International.
Box 7	Folder 79	Miles; H. N. Brailsford; Norman Thomas. Socialism's New Beginning: a Manifesto from Underground Germany	1934
		Scope and Contents Translated from the German "Neu beginnen" ; prefaces by H. N. Brailsford and Norman Thomas.
Box 7	Folder 80	Spencer Miller. The nineteenth session of the International labor conference	1935
Box 7	Folder 81	Spencer Miller, Jr.; Ruth Taylor. The pioneer institute of labor, an experiment in understanding	1945
		Scope and Contents A fifteen-year review of Rutgers labor institute against a background of the news, 1931-1945
Box 7	Folder 82	Wang Ming; Kang Sin. Revolutionary China today	1934
Box 7	Folder 83	Wang Ming. The revolutionary movement in the colonial countries	1935
		Scope and Contents Speech, revised and augmented, delivered August 7, 1935
Box 7	Folder 84	Robert Minor. The heritage of the Communist Political Association	1944
Box 7	Folder 85	Minutes of the National Committee of Labor's League for Political Education	1950
		Scope and Contents 23 September, 1950
Box 7	Folder 86	Finn Moe. Does Norwegian labor seek the middle way?	1937
Box 7	Folder 87	Vyacheslav Molotov. The international situation and the Soviet Union	1935
Box 7	Folder 88	Vyacheslav Molotov. The meaning of the Soviet-German non-aggression pact	1940
Box 7	Folder 89	Joseph Moody. Why are Jews persecuted?	1938
Box 7	Folder 90	Walter P. Reuther; Harry Wellington Laidler. Needed: a moral awakening in America	1952
		Scope and Contents Symposium by Walter P. Reuther and others. Harry W. Laidler, editor.
Box 8	Folder 1	New Leader. Morals in politics: a collection of essays	1945
Box 8	Folder 2	Joseph V. Moreschl. Democracy in practice: being a brief summary of the history and activities of the International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers' Union of America
Box 8	Folder 3	Dwight C. Morgan. The foreign born in the United States	1936
Box 8	Folder 4	Kenneth Morgan. Juvenile delinquency again!	1951
Box 8	Folder 5	Herbert Morrison. A labor party versus fascism: exposing the bankruptcy of fascism	1936
Box 8	Folder 6	Elizabeth Morrissy. What laws must we have?	1937
Box 8	Folder 7	Felix Morrow. The civil war in Spain	1936
Box 8	Folder 8	Philip Murray. The CIO defense plan	1940
Box 8	Folder 9	Philip Murray; Abraham Joel Tobias; Maria Anastos. C.I.O. re-employment plan	1944
		Scope and Contents The 1944 Murray re-employment plan defines the deflationary gap, examines the dangers therein to the nation's security and to democracy, and sets forth seven points enunciating how the deflationary gap can be filled and its dangers obviated, by Philip Mur
Box 8	Folder 10	Philip Murray. Technological unemployment; "the social and economic consequences of technology"	1940
		Scope and Contents A handbook on the effects of technological changes, and what to do about them …
Box 8	Folder 11	Philip Murray. United for victory against disruption against disunity	1942
Box 8	Folder 12	Philip Murray. Wages and war profits	1941
Box 8	Folder 13	Augustus P. Gardner; Morris Hillquit; Charles P. Fagnani; M. M. Bartholomew. Must we arm?	1916
		Scope and Contents A debate on the question : Resolved, that the security of the nation requires an increase of the military force of the United States ; held in Carnegie Hall, New York, April 2, l915 under the auspices of the Rand School of Social Science. For the affirmat
Box 8	Folder 14	Abraham John Muste. The automobile industry and organized labor	1936
Box 8	Folder 15	Siegfried Nacht. Answer please! Questions for communists.	1950
		Scope and Contents 3rd revised and enlarged edition
Box 8	Folder 16	National Guilds League, London. National guilds: an appeal to trade unionists
Box 8	Folder 17	National Youth Anti-War Congress. Proceedings of the National Youth Anti-War Congress	1940
Box 8	Folder 18	Edgar Ansel Mowrer. Nazi justice: Nazi law for Poles and Jews	1944
		Scope and Contents Preface by Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Box 8	Folder 19	Scott Nearing. Another world war	1931
Box 8	Folder 20	Scott Nearing. British labor bids for power The historic Scarboro Conference of the Trades Union Congress	1926
Box 8	Folder 21	Scott Nearing. The decisive year, 1931: capitalism, imperialism, sovietism before the bar of history	1932
Box 8	Folder 22	Scott Nearing. The law of social revolution: a co-operative study	1926
Box 8	Folder 23	Scott Nearing. A Nation Divided: Or Plutocracy Versus Democracy.	1920
Box 8	Folder 24	Scott Nearing. Russia turns east; the triumph of soviet diplomacy in Asia	1926
Box 8	Folder 25	Scott Nearing. Stopping a war: the fight of the French workers against the Moroccan campaign of 1925	1925
Box 8	Folder 26	Scott Nearing. A warless world	1931
Box 8	Folder 27	Scott Nearing. World labor unity	1926
Box 8	Folder 28	Juan Negrin. Christianity and Spain	1938
Box 8	Folder 29	Juan Negrin. Speech by Dr. Negrin	1938
		Scope and Contents President of the Council of Ministers. (Barcelona, 14th October 1938)
Box 8	Folder 30	Franz L. Neumann; Carl Raushenbush; Harold J. Laski. European trade unionism and politics	1936
		Scope and Contents Edited by Carl Raushenbush with a preface by Harold J. Laski.
Box 8	Folder 31	Ruth Fischer; Adolph Weingarten. The Network: Information Bulletin about Stalinist Organizations and Organizational Forms.	1944
		Scope and Contents no.3 (1944:March)
Box 8	Folder 32	The New Soviet Constitution	1936
Box 8	Folder 33	New world a'coming; a study guide on human rights.	1968
		Scope and Contents Prepared by a joint working party appointed by Church Women United and the National Council of Catholic Women.
Box 8	Folder 34	They sow distrust: commission exposes "front" organizations as enemies of public education in America	1951
Box 8	Folder 35	Osgood Nichols; Comstock Glaser. Work camps for America: the German experience and the American opportunity.	1933
Box 8	Folder 36	Reinhold Niebuhr. Jews after the war
Box 8	Folder 37	Andres Nin. La huelga general de enero y sus ensenanzas
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 8	Folder 38	Andres Nin; Earl R. Browder. Struggle of the trade unions against fascism	1923
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Earl R. Browder
Box 8	Folder 39	International Labor Defense. N.L.R.B. and free speech	1938
Box 8	Folder 40	Max Nomad. The Jewish conspiracy	1944
Box 8	Folder 41	Joseph North. Washington and Lincoln: The American tradition	1942
Box 8	Folder 42	Paul Novik. Palestine: the communist position, the colonial question	1936
Box 8	Folder 43	John A. O'Brien. The Church and a living wage	1937
Box 8	Folder 44	Frank O'Hara. Credit unions	1937
Box 8	Folder 45	Labour Party (Great Britain). The old world and the new society; a report on the problems of war and peace reconstruction.	1942
Box 8	Folder 46	M. J. Olgin. Capitalism Defends Itself Through th Socialist Labor Party	1932
Box 8	Folder 47	M. J. Olgin. Life and teachings of Friedrich Engels	1935
Box 8	Folder 48	M. J. Olgin. That Man Browder: Communist Candidate for President.	1936
Box 8	Folder 49	M. J. Olgin. Why Communism? Plain Talks on Vital Problems.	1935
Box 8	Folder 50	Erich Ollenhauer. Our common concerns: a Social Democrat speaks to Americans	1953
Box 8	Folder 51	On guard against war and fascism	1937
		Scope and Contents v.1:no.1 (1937:Dec.). Yiddish and English.
Box 8	Folder 52	Freeland League. On new soil, under new skies	1948
Box 8	Folder 53	Communist International. On the Road to Bolshevization	1929
Box 8	Folder 54	Henry A. Wallace. An Open Letter to Premier Stalin
Box 8	Folder 55	Blanch Freedman. Opposing the so-called Equal rights amendment
Box 8	Folder 56	Bernard Seaman. Order! How to Conduct a Union Meeting on Ship and Shore
		Scope and Contents Illustrated by Bernard Seaman
Box 8	Folder 57	William Green. Organized labor: the home of workers of all faiths	1946
Box 8	Folder 58	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Our immediate work: program adopted by the Central Executive Committee of the Workers Party of America.
Box 8	Folder 59	Our present political picture	1950
Box 8	Folder 60	Thomas Ashcroft; George Hicks. An Outline of Modern Imperialism	1922
		Scope and Contents Foreword by George Hicks
Box 8	Folder 61	Shimshon Oxman. The government of Israel	1948
Box 8	Folder 62	George Padmore. The life and struggles of Negro toilers	1931
Box 8	Folder 63	Jacob Panken. A judge sees Germany in its color
Box 8	Folder 64	Pen and Hammer . Don't take it lying down	1933
Box 8	Folder 65	Communist Party of the U.S.A. A people's constitution for New York	1938
Box 8	Folder 66	The people take the lead: a record of progress in civil rights, 1947 to 1951.	1951
Box 8	Folder 67	John Pepper. Why every miner should be a Communist	1928
Box 8	Folder 68	Institute of International Labor Research. Los frentes populares comunistas, 1917-1956. Cuatro decades de perfidia.	1957
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 8	Folder 69	Jonathan Ellsworth Perkins; Meade McClanahan. The biggest hypocrite in America: Gerald L. K. Smith unmasked	1949
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Meade McClanahan.
Box 8	Folder 70	Florence Peterson. Strikes in the United States, 1880-1936	1938
Box 8	Folder 71	O. Piatnitsky. The Communist parties in the fight for the masses	1934
Box 8	Folder 72	O. Piatnitsky. The immediate tasks of the international trade union movement	1930
Box 8	Folder 73	O. Piatnitsky. The work of the communist parties of France and Germany: and the tasks of the communists in the trade union movement
Box 8	Folder 74	Inter-American Regional Organization-ICTFU. Peron unmasked; the martyrdom of the free trade union movement in Argentina.
Box 8	Folder 75	Joseph S. Clark; Richardson Dilworth; Lawrence M. C. Smith. The Philadelphia story
Box 8	Folder 76	Morgan Phillips. Morgan Phillips tells you about the Labour Party: the party with a future.	1945
Box 8	Folder 77	O. Piatnitsky. World Communists in action: the consolidation of the Communist parties and why the growing political influence of the sections of the Comintern is not sufficiently maintained	1930
Box 8	Folder 78	O. Piatnitsky. The twenty-one conditions of admission into the Communist International	1934
Box 8	Folder 79	O. Piatnitsky. The work of the communist parties of France and Germany: and the tasks of the communists in the trade union movement
Box 8	Folder 80	Wilhelm Pieck. Freedom, peace and bread! The activities of the Executive committee of the Communist International	1935
Box 8	Folder 81	Wilhelm Pieck. We are fighting for a Soviet Germany	1934
Box 8	Folder 82	Robert M. Pierce. The Roosevelt road to ruin	1934
Box 8	Folder 83	John Pierson. Employment after the war	1943
Box 8	Folder 84	Pioneers of labor.
Box 8	Folder 85	Pioneers of labor : the shoemakers, Andrew Jackson, William H. Sylvis, Terence V. Powderly, Samuel Gompers, eight-hour day, Eugene V. Debs, John Mitchell, William D. Haywood.	1949
Box 8	Folder 86	Communist Party of the U.S.A. The platform of the class struggle; national platform of the Workers (communist) party, 1928.	1928
Box 8	Folder 87	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Platform of struggle for urgent needs of toilers: election platform of the Communist Party, New York State, 1934.	1934
Box 8	Folder 88	The Plebs	1923
		Scope and Contents v.15:no.6-8 (1923:June-Aug.)
Box 8	Folder 89	A policy for real wages.	1948
		Scope and Contents A statement of policy on prices, wages and exports, approved by a conference of trade union executive committees.
Box 8	Folder 90	Katherin Pollak. Can the work-week shrink and wages grow? Present problems in the light of the past	1935
Box 8	Folder 91	Population problems	1938
Box 8	Folder 92	The post office ban on "Revolutionary age"	1931
Box 8	Folder 93	National Community Relations Advisory Council.. Postwar employment discrimination against Jews	1946
Box 8	Folder 94	Hortense Powdermaker; Helen Frances Storen. Probing Our Prejudices	1944
Box 8	Folder 95	Preserve the Olympic ideal: a statement of the case against American participation in the Olympic games at Berlin.	1935
Box 8	Folder 96	U.S. Department of Labor. The price of industrial home work and why it should be regulated.	1936
Box 8	Folder 97	AFL (American Federation of Labor). Principles established by the National Labor Relations Board.	1934
Box 8	Folder 98	The Problem of Tunisia.	1948-1951
Box 8	Folder 99	Labour Party (Great Britain). Problems of foreign policy.	1952
Box 8	Folder 100	CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations). Producing for Victory: a labor manual for increasing war production / Prepared and compiled by International Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists and Technicians-CIO.	1942
Box 8	Folder 101	Steel Workers Organizing Committee. Production problems: a handbook for committeemen of local lodges of S.W.O.C.	1938
Box 8	Folder 102	Union for Democratic Action . A program for Americans.	1941
Box 8	Folder 103	The program of the C.I.O.: an account of major policies and decisions adopted at the conference of the Committee for Industrial Organization, Atlantic City, N.J., October, 1937.	1937
Box 8	Folder 104	Communist International. Program of the Communist International, together with its constitution	1929
Box 8	Folder 105	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Program and constitution, Workers Party of America	1922
		Scope and Contents Adopted at national convention, New York City, December 24, 25, 26, 1921.
Box 8	Folder 106	Local 22. Program of the Dressmakers Progressive Group.	1950
Box 8	Folder 107	Harry Wellington Laidler; Stuart Chase. A program for labor and progressives	1946
		Scope and Contents Symposium, ed. by Harry W. Laidler. Participants: Stuart Chase [and others]
Box 8	Folder 108	A Public statement on communism and Jews	1935
Box 8	Folder 109	The purpose of communist education
Box 8	Folder 110	Collective Agreement: Associated Fur Coat and Trimming Manufacturers, Inc. with the Furriers' Joint Council of New York	1936-1937
Box 9	Folder 1	International Red Aid. Questions and answers on fair labor standards law (Wages and Hours Act).	1938
Box 9	Folder 2	Questions and answers on Palestine	1945
Box 9	Folder 3	Mike Quin. The Yanks are not coming
Box 9	Folder 4	Karl Radek; Patrick Lavin. Proletarian dictatorship and terrorism	1921
		Scope and Contents Translated by P. Lavin
Box 9	Folder 5	Radical review	1918
		Scope and Contents v.1:no.3 (1918:Jan.); v.2:no.1-2 (1918:July-Oct/Dec.)
Box 9	Folder 6	Clarence Randall. America at the crossroads	1949
		Scope and Contents Clarence B. Randall, President, Inland Steel Company, Chicago, Ill ; opening statement on August 11, 1949, before the President's Steel Industry Board, in hearings on union demands
Box 9	Folder 7	Committee of 100. Rape, Justice and Florida's reputation
Box 9	Folder 8	Carl Raushenbush. Fordism, Ford and the workers, Ford and the community	1937
Box 9	Folder 9	AFL (American Federation of Labor). Reconstruction administration; report of the A.F. of L. Committee on post-war planning.	1944
Box 9	Folder 10	Herman F. Reissig. Adolph Hitler and Francisco Franco: two minds with but a single thought	1938
Box 9	Folder 11	Religion faces war and fascism
Box 9	Folder 12	CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations). Report of the CIO delegates to the World trade union conference, London, February 1945.	1945
Box 9	Folder 13	SUNY. Committee on Medical Education Centers. Report of the Committee on medical education centers	1949
Box 9	Folder 14	RILU (Red International of Labor Unions). Report of the fourth congress of the R.I.L.U.	1928
Box 9	Folder 15	International Clothing Workers' Federation. Report of the Fourth International Clothing Workers' Congress	1930
		Scope and Contents June 15th-17th, 1930 in Leipsic.
Box 9	Folder 16	Iosif Reznikov. Trade union organisation in U. S. S. R.	1927
Box 9	Folder 17	Young Communist League. Resolution on the immediate tasks in the fight for the working youth
Box 9	Folder 18	ACWA (Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America). Resolutions adopted at the 17th biennial convention of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.	1950
Box 9	Folder 19	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Resolutions of the ninth convention of the Communist Party of the U.S.A.	1936
Box 9	Folder 20	Georgi Dimitroff. Resolutions; including also the closing speech of Georgi Dimitroff.	1935
Box 9	Folder 21	Resolutions of the conference-congress [of the] World Federation of Trade Unions	1945
		Scope and Contents September 25 to October 8, 1945
Box 9	Folder 22	Resolutions and Dicisions of the Red Labor Union International .	1921
Box 9	Folder 23	Resolutions and Dicisions Second World Congress of the Red Labor Union International .	1922
Box 9	Folder 24	Walter P. Reuther. Peace, plenty, politics, and people	1952
		Scope and Contents Testimony of Walter P. Reuther before the Platform Committee of the National Democratic Convention, Chicago, July 21, 1952.
Box 9	Folder 25	Railroad Brotherhoods Unity Movement. Revolt in the railroad unions	1935
Box 9	Folder 26	Communist International . The revolutionary movement in the colonies	1932
		Scope and Contents Thesis adopted by the sixth World Congress of the Communist International.
Box 9	Folder 27	Revolutionary socialist review; a quarterly devoted to Marxian socialism.	1934-1935
		Scope and Contents v. 1, no. 1-4; Nov. 1934-autumn 1935.
Box 9	Folder 28	J. C. Rich. Labor's national hero	1950
		Scope and Contents Samuel Gompers Centennial Committee
Box 9	Folder 29	AFL (American Federation of Labor). The rights of labor: democracy vs. totalitarianism.	1947
Box 9	Folder 30	A. W. Ricker. The political economy of Jesus	1912
Box 9	Folder 31	George Ridley. India	1942
Box 9	Folder 32	Roger Baldwin; Zechariah Chafee; Melvyn Douglas; William Green; Philip Murray; A. Philip Randolph; Joseph Schlossberg; Paul Murray; Murray Kempton; Frank P. Graham. The rights of man are worth defending	1942
		Scope and Contents Articles by Roger Baldwin, Zechariah Chafee, Melvyn Douglas, William Green, Philip Murray, A. Philip Randolph, and Joseph Schlossberg. "All for Mr. Davis": Odell Waller's story told by Paul Murray and Murray Kempton...with a preface by President Frank P.
Box 9	Folder 33	CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations). The Right to Strike: Keystone of Liberty	1941
Box 9	Folder 34	Labour Party (Great Britain). The rise of the Labour Party.	1946
Box 9	Folder 35	Anna Rochester. Wall street	1932
Box 9	Folder 36	Harry Wellington Laidler. The role of the races in our future civilization	1942
Box 9	Folder 37	Bill: an act respecting industrial standards.	1935
Box 9	Folder 38	Serafino Roumaldi. Labor and Democracy in Latin America	1947
		Scope and Contents Reprinted from Foreign Affairs.
Box 9	Folder 39	Serafino Roumaldi. A Look at the Latin American Labor Scene
		Scope and Contents Reprinted from The Pan American
Box 9	Folder 40	Waverley Lewis Root. Are you ready for world war III?	1943
Box 9	Folder 41	Lawrence K. Rosinger. Forging a new China	1948
Box 9	Folder 42	Arthur Max Ross. The influence of unionism upon earnings	1948
Box 9	Folder 43	Irwin Ross. The town that took its own pulse; a report on the lessons in democracy Montclair taught itself.	1950
Box 9	Folder 44	Rules for union meetings	1943
Box 9	Folder 45	Rumor clinic.
Box 9	Folder 46	British Trades Union Delegation to Russia and Caucasia. Russia today, the official report of the British Trade Union delegation.	1925
Box 9	Folder 47	Charles E. Ruthenberg. The Workers (Communist) Party: what it stands for, why workers should join	1926
Box 9	Folder 48	John Augustine Ryan. The Constitution and Catholic industrial teaching	1937
Box 9	Folder 49	Samuel Gompers. Samuel Gompers' credo: quotations from his speeches and writings.	1950
		Scope and Contents Samuel Gompers Centennial Committee
Box 9	Folder 50	Karl F. M. Sandberg. The Soviet Union, the land of the common man	1943
Box 9	Folder 51	Louis Schaffer. Stalin's fifth column on Broadway: a clue to theatre people	1940
Box 9	Folder 52	Harry Scherman; Herman Rauschning. What is this war about?	1939
		Scope and Contents An analysis of Herman Rauschning's "The revolution of nihilism."
Box 9	Folder 53	Edgar Schmiedeler. Balanced abundance	1937
Box 9	Folder 54	Edgar Schmiedeler. Consumers' cooperatives	1937
Box 9	Folder 55	Edgar Schmiedeler. Our rural proletariat	1938
Box 9	Folder 56	Edgar Schmiedeler. The rural South: problem or prospect?	1940
Box 9	Folder 57	Edgar Schmiedeler. Vanishing homesteads	1941
Box 9	Folder 58	American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom. Science condemns racism: a reply to the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York	1939
Box 9	Folder 59	Schools and fishin' poles
Box 9	Folder 60	Scottsboro, a record of a broken promise	1938
Box 9	Folder 61	Seafarer Sam says
Box 9	Folder 62	Seafarers organizing program
Box 9	Folder 63	Seafarers organizers handbook
Box 9	Folder 64	Workers Party of America. The second year of the Workers Party of America	1924
		Scope and Contents Report of the Central Executive Committee to the Third Nation Convention held in Chicago, Ill., Dec. 30, 31, 1923 and Jan. 1, 2, 1924 : theses, program, resolutions.
Box 9	Folder 65	Joel Seidman. A labor party for America?	1936
Box 9	Folder 66	Joel Seidman; Jack London; Bernard Karsh. Why workers join unions
Box 9	Folder 67	Gilbert Seldes. Against revolution	1932
Box 9	Folder 68	Sell union service and build union jobs
		Scope and Contents ads for home milk delivery
Box 9	Folder 69	Clarence Senior. Democracy comes to a cotton kingdom; the story of Mexico's La Laguna	1940
Box 9	Folder 70	Max Shachtman. 1871: the Paris commune
Box 9	Folder 71	Max Shachtman; Robert Minor. Lenin, Liebknecht, Luxemburg	1925
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Robert Minor.
Box 9	Folder 72	In the shadow of fear: American liberties 1948-49.	1949
Box 9	Folder 73	Charles Sherman. Jews after the war: the test of security, a symposium on the Jewish question	1944
Box 9	Folder 74	Charles Sherman; Xavier Gonzales. Labor's enemy: anti-Semitism	1945
		Scope and Contents Illustrated by Xavier Gonzales
Box 9	Folder 75	Max Sherover. When profits cease: a timely warning to capitalists.	1960
Box 9	Folder 76	Seafarers' International Union of North America. Shipboard handbook for crewmembers and delegates
Box 9	Folder 77	Should labor support Roosevelt
Box 9	Folder 78	David Shub; Robert J. Alexander; Norman Angell. What do you know about British labor?
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Norman Angell
Box 9	Folder 79	A. M. Simons. Class struggles in America	1906
		Scope and Contents 2nd edition, revised and enlarged
Box 9	Folder 80	Upton Sinclair. The flivver king, a story of Ford-America	1937
Box 9	Folder 81	Upton Sinclair. No pasaran! (They shall not pass) A story of the battle of Madrid.	1937
Box 9	Folder 82	Resume of the proceedings of the sixteenth National Conference on Labor Legislation	1949
		Scope and Contents Novemeber 29, 30, and December 1, 1949.
Box 9	Folder 83	Richard Dana Skinner. Debt system or property system?	1938
Box 9	Folder 84	Walter Citrine. Slavery under Hitler's "new order,"	1941
		Scope and Contents Foreword by Walter Citrine.
Box 9	Folder 85	Preston Slosson; Grayson Kirk. Swords of Peace	1947
Box 9	Folder 86	Sasha Small. Ten years of labor defense	1935
Box 9	Folder 87	H. G. Smeland. World Peace: Reconstruction and readjustment	1932
Box 9	Folder 88	Gerald L. K. Smith. Is Communism Jewish?
Box 9	Folder 89	Gerald L. K. Smith. The crime of crimes: a statement to the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee	1948
Box 9	Folder 90	Vern Smith. The Frame-up System.	1930
Box 9	Folder 91	TWUA (Textile Workers Union of America). So you're a steward! A handbook for TWUA shop stewards and department committees	1943
		Scope and Contents 3rd edition
Box 9	Folder 92	Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (Social Democratic Party of Germany). The Social Democratic Party of Germany.	1953
Box 9	Folder 93	Socialist Party (U.S.). A militant program for the Socialist Party of America	1918-1933
Box 9	Folder 94	Roy E. Burt. Socialist handbook: 1937	1937
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Roy E. Burt, executive secretary.
Box 9	Folder 95	Socialist Ministers Conference. Proceedings	1934
		Scope and Contents Evanston, Illinois, June 25- 28, 1934, held under the auspices of the Socialist Ministers' Fellowship, Midwest Section, and the Chicago Committee of Christian Socialists.
Box 9	Folder 96	Socialist Party: words and deeds.	1933
Box 9	Folder 97	Herbert Solow; Samuel S. White; Travers Clements. Union-smashing in Sacramento, the truth about the criminal syncicalism trial, by Herbert Solow	1935
		Scope and Contents With prefatory notes by Sameul S. White and Travers Clements.
Box 9	Folder 98	Daniel De Leon; William H. Berry. De Leon-Berry debate on solution of the trust problem	1920
		Scope and Contents University Extension Society, Philadelphia, January 27, 1913
Box 9	Folder 99	Some facts on women's wages in New York State	1936
Box 9	Folder 100	Henry Somerville. Why the guilds decayed	1938
Box 9	Folder 101	Agustin Souchy. The tragic week in May	1937
Box 9	Folder 102	Boris Souvarine. The Third International	1920
Box 9	Folder 103	Needle Trades Bazaar Souvenir Journal: sixteen months of life and struggle in the Needle Trades Workers Industrial Union.
Box 9	Folder 104	Maksim Maksimovich Litvinov; M. Lunacharsky. The Soviet's fight for disarmament	1932
		Scope and Contents Speeches by M. Litvinov at Geneva, 1932, and other documents in sequel to "The Soviet union and peace", with an introduction by M. Lunacharsky.
Box 9	Folder 105	AFL (American Federation of Labor). Soviet imperialism plunders Asia	1951
Box 9	Folder 106	Soviet Russia arrests Henryk Ehrlich and Victor Alter, noted Polish Socialist leaders	1941
Box 9	Folder 107	The Soviet Satellites: 1. Terror east of the Elbe	1953
Box 9	Folder 108	Harry Gannes; G. Marion. Spain Defends Democracy	1936
Box 9	Folder 109	John Spargo. A memorandum on trade with Soviet Russia	1921
		Scope and Contents Submitted to the Committee on Foreign Relations of the United States Senate, January, 1921, in connection with the hearing upon the resolution of the Hon. Joseph I. France, relating to the resumption of trade with Soviet Russia. By John Spargo.
Box 9	Folder 110	George Spiro; Moissaye J. Olgin. Paris on the barricades	1929
		Scope and Contents Story of the immortal struggle of the Communards of 1871 for the first workers government, heroically reared by the working class, and crushed by the bloody hand of the bourgeoisie. With an introduction by Moissaye J. Olgin.
Box 10	Folder 1	Robert G. Spivack. The lesson of Czechoslovakia.	1938
Box 10	Folder 2	Philip Spratt. The Communist "peace" appeal; its real character.	1951
Box 10	Folder 3	Joseph Stalin. The theory and practice of Leninism	1926
Box 10	Folder 4	Joseph Stalin. The foundations of Leninism	1932-1934
		Scope and Contents 10th anniversary edition
Box 10	Folder 5	Joseph Stalin. Interviews with foreign workers' delegations	1927
Box 10	Folder 6	Joseph Stalin. New conditions, new tasks	1931
		Scope and Contents Speech delivered at the Conference of Leaders of Industry, June 23, 1931
Box 10	Folder 7	Joseph Stalin. The Soviets and the individual	1935
Box 10	Folder 8	Joseph Stalin; Roy Wilson Howard. The Stalin-Howard interview	1936
Box 10	Folder 9	Joseph Stalin. Stalin on the new Soviet constitution	1936
Box 10	Folder 10	Joseph Stalin. Stalin Reports: The world situation, the internal and international position of the Soviet Union	1934
Box 10	Folder 11	Joseph Stalin. The war of national liberation	1942
Box 10	Folder 12	Joseph Stalin. The war of national liberation. II	1943
Box 10	Folder 13	Private Attorneys-General: Group Action in the Fight for Civil Liberties	1949
		Scope and Contents Reprinted from The Yale Law Journal
Box 10	Folder 14	Jan Stanczyk. Rights for Jews in new Poland	1941
		Scope and Contents Declaration of the Polish government-in-exile, presented to the Jewish labor committee by Mr. Jan Stanczyk
Box 10	Folder 15	Emanuel Stein; Carl Raushenbush; Lois MacDonald. Labor and the new deal	1934
Box 10	Folder 16	I. N. Steinberg. Unpromised land	1944
Box 10	Folder 17	Stephen Leacock. Stephen Leacock's plan to relieve the depression in 6 days, to remove it in 6 months, to eradicate it in 6 years.	1933
Box 10	Folder 18	David Kilburn Stevens; Peter W. Dykema; Martha Powell Setchell. Sing! The all-purpose song book for home; school; community choruses; social meetings and festivities.	1938
		Scope and Contents With complete piano accompaniment. Compiled and edited by David Stevens and Peter W. Dykema; decorations by Martha Powell Setchell.
Box 10	Folder 19	Maxwell S. Stewart. Debts: good or bad?	1939
Box 10	Folder 20	Maxwell S. Stewart. The Negro in America	1944
		Scope and Contents 1st edition
Box 10	Folder 21	Ray Stewart. War in China	1932
Box 10	Folder 22	The Story of the Abraham Lincoln Battalion: written in the trenches of Spain.	1937
Box 10	Folder 23	Souvenir Journal: brief history of Needle Trades Workers Indusrtrial Union.
		Scope and Contents English and Yiddish
Box 10	Folder 24	The story of the sea
Box 10	Folder 25	John Strachey. Why fascism leads to war	1935
Box 10	Folder 26	Twentieth Century Fund. Strikes and democratic government	1947
Box 10	Folder 27	Seafarers' International Union of North America. Strikes and strike strategy	1948
Box 10	Folder 28	Anna Louise Strong. The Soviet Union and World Peace: Disarmament, Non-Aggression, The Far East, League of Nations, Franco-Soviet Pact.	1935
Box 10	Folder 29	Communist International . The struggle against imperialist war and the tasks of communists	1928
		Scope and Contents Resolution of the Sixth World Congress of the Communist International, 1928 / reprinted by the Marxist-Leninist Organizing Committee.
Box 10	Folder 30	Los Sucesos de mayo en Barcelona: (relato aute´ntico)	1937
		Scope and Contents Spanish
Box 10	Folder 31	Survey; a journal of Soviet and East European studies. Russia and Germany	1962
Box 10	Folder 32	American Jewish Congress. Survey and outlook: a report on the American Jewish Congress	1953
		Scope and Contents Submitted by the Executive Director to the Biennial National Convention, November 7-9, 1953, New York City.
Box 10	Folder 33	W. B. Sutch. New Zealand's labor government at work	1940
Box 10	Folder 34	Romuald Szumski. Labor and the Soviet system	1951
Box 10	Folder 35	The tactics of disruption: communist methods exposed.	1949
Box 10	Folder 36	Tampa: tar and terror.	1935
Box 10	Folder 37	Ten good reasons: for cracking the quota system in American education.
Box 10	Folder 38	Joseph Tenenbaum. The economic crisis of the third reich	1939
Box 10	Folder 39	J. William Terry. American labor and the trade agreements	1939
Box 10	Folder 40	Communist International . Theses and statutes of the third (Communist) International	1920
		Scope and Contents Adopted by the second congress July 17th-August 7th, 1920.
Box 10	Folder 41	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Thesis and resolutions for the seventh National Convention of the Communist party of U.S.A.	1930
		Scope and Contents Central Committee plenum, March 31-April 4, 1930.
Box 10	Folder 42	Communist International. The theses and statutes of the Communist International	1921
		Scope and Contents adopted at the Second World Congress, July 17 to August 7, 1920, Moscow, Russia.
Box 10	Folder 43	William Ernest Hocking. They fought Hitler first	1945
		Scope and Contents Report on the treatment of German anti-Nazis in concentration camps from 1933 to 1939, based on contemporary records. With an introduction by William Ernest Hocking.
Box 10	Folder 44	RILU (Red International of Labor Unions). Resolutions and Decisions: Third World Congress of the Red International of Labor Unions	1924
		Scope and Contents Moscow, July, 1924 : resolutions and decisions
Box 10	Folder 45	This is our home. 1. The American Pattern	1950
Box 10	Folder 45	This is our home. 2. The New World and the Old	1950
Box 10	Folder 45	This is our home. 3. Prelude to Freedom	1950
Box 10	Folder 45	This is our home. 4. Group Life in America	1950
Box 10	Folder 45	This is our home. 5. The Hands of Esau	1950
Box 10	Folder 46	Norman Thomas. Democratic socialism, a new appraisal.	1953
Box 10	Folder 47	Norman Thomas. The plight of the share-cropper	1934
		Scope and Contents Includes Report of survey made by the Memphis chapter, L. I. D. and the Tyronza socialist party under the direction of William R. Amberson.
Box 10	Folder 48	United States Congress Against War and Fascism. Third United States Congress against War and Fascism	1936
		Scope and Contents Program, January 3, 4, 5, 1936, public auditorium, Cleveland, Ohio.
Box 10	Folder 49	Virginia Thompson; Richard Adloff; Blair Bolles. Empire's end in southeast Asia [by] Virginia Thompson and Richard Adloff. U. S. policy in southeast Asia [by] Blair Bolles.	1949
Box 10	Folder 50	Maurice Thorez. France of the People's front and its mission in the world	1938
Box 10	Folder 51	Maurice Thorez. The unity of the French nation	1936
Box 10	Folder 52	Russia Today Society (London, England). Through workers' eyes: Report of the American Workers Delegation to Soviet Russia.	1931
Box 10	Folder 53	John Q. Tilson. The embargo on Spain	1939
Box 10	Folder 54	Anti-Discrimination Department. The time is now: report of activities	1951
Box 10	Folder 55	Thomas Tippett. Mill shadows: a drama of social forces in four acts	1932
Box 10	Folder 56	Josip Broz Tito. Workers manage factories in Yugoslavia	1950
Box 10	Folder 57	Abraham Joel Tobias. Substandard wages: an analysis of their extent and effect, and what must be done to establish a higher wage level	1945
		Scope and Contents Design and presentation by Abraham Joel Tobias ; prepared in cooperation with Textile Workers Union of America, CIO.
Box 10	Folder 58	Today's fight against the bosses: expropriate the war industries.	1941
Box 10	Folder 59	Ralph De Toledano. How communism demoralizes youth	1947
Box 10	Folder 60	Lewis Paul Todd. The Marshall plan; a program of international cooperation	1950
		Scope and Contents Prepared for the Advisory Committee on Education, Economic Cooperation Administration.
Box 10	Folder 61	American Workers Party. Toward an American revolutionary labor movement: statement of programmatic orientation	1934
Box 10	Folder 62	Young Communist League. Towards a mass Young Communist League	1933
		Scope and Contents Resolutions adopted by the July Plenum of the Young Communist League, U.S.A.
Box 10	Folder 63	Communist Party of the U.S.A. Toward revolutionary mass work	1932
Box 10	Folder 64	AFL (American Federation of Labor). The A.F. of L. at work towards democracy in Germany: the voices of free German labor	1947
Box 10	Folder 65	Labour Party (Great Britain). Towards world plenty	1952
Box 10	Folder 66	Eugene V. Debs; Alexander Trachtenber. The heritage of Gene Debs, selections	1955
		Scope and Contents 100th Anniversary edition. Critical introd. by Alexander Trachtenberg.
Box 10	Folder 67	ILP (Independent Labour Party). Trade unions in Soviet Russia	1920
		Scope and Contents A collection of Russian trade union documents compiled by the I. L. P. Information committee and the International section of the Labour research department.
Box 10	Folder 68	TUC (Trades Union Congress). Trade union structure and closer unity	1947
Box 10	Folder 69	TUC (Trades Union Congress). Trade Unions and the War Situation	1943
Box 10	Folder 70	TUC (Trades Union Congress). Trade unionism in central Europe; T.U.C. survey.	1945
Box 10	Folder 71	John Dewey; Roger N. Baldwin; Christopher Emmet . Tragedy of a people, racialism in Czecho-Slovakia	1946
		Scope and Contents With an appeal by John Dewey, Roger N. Baldwin, Christopher Emmet ... and others.
Box 10	Folder 72	A tribute to William Green	1951
Box 10	Folder 73	Leon Trotsky; Max Shachtman. In defense of the Soviet Union	1937
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Max Shachtman.
Box 10	Folder 74	Leon Trotsky; H. N. Brailsford. The defence of terrorism (Terrorism and communism) a reply to Karl Kautsky	1921
		Scope and Contents Preface by H.N. Brailsford.
Box 10	Folder 75	Leon Trotsky. The first five years of the Communist International	1945
Box 10	Folder 76	Leon Trotsky. From October to Brest-Litovsk	1919
Box 10	Folder 77	Leon Trotsky. Germany: the key to the international situation	1931
		Scope and Contents Introduction by Ted Grant.
Box 10	Folder 78	Leon Trotsky. I stake my life	1937
		Scope and Contents Trotsky's address to the N.Y. Hippodrome meeting.
Box 10	Folder 79	Leon Trotsky; J. G. Wright. The Kirov assassination	1935
		Scope and Contents Translated by J. G. Wright.
Box 10	Folder 80	Leon Trotsky. The Revolution in Spain	1931
Box 10	Folder 81	Leon Trotsky. Stalinism and bolshevism; concerning the historical and theoretical roots of the Fourth International	1937
Box 10	Folder 82	Leon Trotsky; Max Shachtman. The strategy of the world revolution	1930
		Scope and Contents Translated with an introduction by Max Shachtman.
Box 10	Folder 83	Report of court proceedings, the case of the Trotskyite-Zinovievite terrorist centre	1936
		Scope and Contents Heard before the Military collegium of the Supreme court of the U.S.S.R., Moscow, August 19-24, 1936, in re G. E. Zinoviev, L. B. Kamenev, G. E. Evdokimov, I. N. Smirnov, I. P. Bakayev, V. A. Ter-Vaganyan, S. V. Mrachkovsky, E. A. Dreitzer, E. S. Holtzman
Box 10	Folder 84	Walter Trumbull. Life in the U. S. Army
Box 10	Folder 85	Philip Murray. The truth about contributory and non-contributory pensions and social insurance	1949
Box 10	Folder 86	The truth crushes commie lies: American unions work with the United States Department of Labor in giving workers from other lands the truth about free labor.	1951
Box 10	Folder 87	S. Tsirul. The practice of Bolshevik self-criticism: how the American Communist Party carries out self-criticism and controls fulfillment of decisions	1932
Box 10	Folder 88	Political education. Part 1 the two worlds.	1934
Box 11	Folder 1	TWUA (Textile Workers Union of America). TWUA Speakers Manual
Box 11	Folder 2	Gus Tyler. Section 501 (a) and the proper functions of unions	1959
Box 11	Folder 3	Socialist Party (U.S.). Unions face the Depression.	1938
Box 11	Folder 4	Vernon Bartlett. Unknown Europe	1942
		Scope and Contents Foreword by Vernon Bartlett.
Box 11	Folder 5	Samuel Untermyer. Civilization's only weapon against Hitlerism	1934
		Scope and Contents Address of Mr. Samuel Untermyer, read at the Testimonial Dinner to Mr. William Green at the Aldine Club New York City, February 14, 1934.
Box 11	Folder 6	Inter-Union Institute for Labor and Democracy. U.S. labor policy at the fork of the road; documentary report on the conflict in the Congress over labor policy.	1946
Box 11	Folder 7	Samuel Van Valkenburg. Pacific Asia; a political atlas.	1947
Box 11	Folder 8	Manuel Antonio de Varona Loredo. The drama of Cuba before America	1960
Box 11	Folder 9	Veritas . Pro-war communism!	1937
Box 11	Folder 10	Harold G. Vatter. Victory through unionism
Box 11	Folder 11	Charles Vincent. The Popular Front in France: a short history of the French working class from 1934 to 1938	1938
Box 11	Folder 12	Carl Hermann Voss. Answers on the Palestine question	1948
		Scope and Contents 3rd edition, revised and enlarged
Box 11	Folder 13	Andrey Yanuaryevich Vyshinsky. On condemning the preparation of a new war and concluding a five-power pact for the strengthening peace	1949
		Scope and Contents Speeches at the fourth session of the United Nations General Assembly, November, 1949.
Box 11	Folder 14	Andrey Yanuaryevich Vyshinsky. Speeches by A.Y. Vyshinsky on measures against the threat of another war and for strengthening peace and friendship among nations	1951
		Scope and Contents Delivered at the Plenary meetings of the sixth session of the United Nations General Assembly, Nov. 8, 1951 and Nov. 16, 1951.
Box 11	Folder 15	Wage Committee report
Box 11	Folder 16	Lowell Wakefield. Hitler's spy plot in the U. S. A.	1939
Box 11	Folder 17	Tom Walsh. What is this Shop Stewards' Movement?
Box 11	Folder 18	General Mills. War work: a daybook for the home.	1942
Box 11	Folder 19	Harry F. Ward. Concerted Action for Peace	1938
Box 11	Folder 20	Harold Ward. National defense for whom?	1935
Box 11	Folder 21	Harry Waton. The Marxist; an aid to the study of capital	1925
Box 11	Folder 22	Harry Waton. Natural dialectics of proletarian internationals and parties, and New Communist manifesto	1926
Box 11	Folder 23	Harry Waton. Nature and historic function of socialism and communism
Box 11	Folder 24	Harry Waton. The Ninth thermidor of the Russian Revolution (the historic significance of the Trotzkyite Trial)
Box 11	Folder 25	Harry Waton. The philosophy of Marx.	1921
Box 11	Folder 26	Harry Waton. Spain and France on the Crossroads	1936
Box 11	Folder 27	Harry Waton. War and peace: what peace after the war?	1942
Box 11	Folder 28	Position of the R.I.L.U. sections and their role in the leadership of the economic struggles and unemployed movement
		Scope and Contents Theses adopted by the Eighth Session of the Central Council of the R.I.L.U.
Box 11	Folder 29	M. J. Olgin. The way out, a program for American labor	1934
		Scope and Contents Manifesto and principal resolutions adopted by the eighth convention of the Communist Party of the U.S.A., held in Cleveland, Ohio, April 2-8, 1934. Introduction by M.J. Olgin.
Box 11	Folder 30	International Fur and Leather Workers Union. We ask justice for our union leaders!	1949
Box 11	Folder 31	William Weinstone. The great sit-down strike	1937
Box 11	Folder 32	Albert Weisbord. Passaic: the story of a struggle against starvation wages and for the right to organize	1926
Box 11	Folder 33	Mac Weiss. "In Flanders field...".	1935
Box 11	Folder 34	Max Weiss. Happy days for American youth	1935
Box 11	Folder 35	BSEIU (Building Service Employees International Union). Welcome!
Box 11	Folder 36	United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union. Welcome new member: you have joined the only International Union exclusively composed of Cement, Lime, Gypsum and Allied Industries Workers.
Box 11	Folder 37	Western New York Trade Union Directory and Manual	1944
Box 11	Folder 38	AFL (American Federation of Labor). What can I do about it?
Box 11	Folder 39	What happened to the trade unions behind the Iron Curtain	1948
Box 11	Folder 40	What the I.L.D. does for labor: defense, relief, legislation, education.
Box 11	Folder 41	What to Do When the Rabble-Rouser Comes to Town
Box 11	Folder 42	What will happen with Germany? The creation of the National Committee Free Germany: the manifesto and its significance.
Box 11	Folder 43	Abraham John Muste. What would pacifists have done about Hitler? A discussion of war, dictators, and pacifism	1949
Box 11	Folder 44	AFL (American Federation of Labor). When you have a case before a regional labor board.	1934
Box 11	Folder 45	Basil A. Wheeler; Edward Thimme. The problem of the hour	1932
		Scope and Contents Introduction to the Consumer Party by Edward Thimme.
Box 11	Folder 46	Communist Party of Great Britain. Where is Trotsky going?	1928
Box 11	Folder 47	James T. Farrell. Who are the 18 prisoners in the Minneapolis Labor Case? How the Smith "Gag" Act has endangered workers rights and free speech	1944
		Scope and Contents Foreword by James T. Farrell.
Box 11	Folder 48	AFL (American Federation of Labor). Who is the imperialist?	1951
Box 11	Folder 49	Joseph Clark. Who are the Young Communists?	1941
Box 11	Folder 50	Arturo Giovannitti; John Dos Passos. Who killed Carlo Tresca?	1945
		Scope and Contents Forewords by Arturo Giovannitti [and] John Dos Passos.
Box 11	Folder 51	Why every worker should join the Communist Party.	1930
Box 11	Folder 52	Why this election sample ballot
Box 11	Folder 53	Why are Jews persecuted for their religion?
Box 11	Folder 54	Independent Labor League of America. Why? a labor party.	1935
Box 11	Folder 55	Why unions?	1956
Box 11	Folder 56	UE (United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America.). When you come back: UE's orientation handbook for returning servicemen.	1945
Box 11	Folder 57	Why you should vote Communist: what are the real issues in this election? : which party is your party? : for what candidates shall you vote? : what can you expect of this election?	1934
Box 11	Folder 58	Roy Wilkins. "Rape"; a case history of murder, terror and injustice visited upon a negro community	1949
Box 11	Folder 59	International Labour Conference. The world of industry and labour, 1939	1939
		Scope and Contents Report of the director to the twenty-fifth session of the International Labour Conference, June 1939.
Box 11	Folder 60	Wisdom, Justice and Moderation: The Case of Angelo Herndon.	1935
Box 11	Folder 61	Herman Wolf. Labor defends America	1941
Box 11	Folder 62	Bertram David. Wolfe. Science joins the party	1950
Box 11	Folder 63	Bertram David Wolfe. Things we want to know	1934
Box 11	Folder 64	Bertram David Wolfe. What is the communist opposition?	1933
Box 11	Folder 65	Matthew Woll. Steps necessary for high postwar employment	1944
Box 11	Folder 66	Abner E. Woodruff. The evolution of industrial democracy	1914
Box 11	Folder 67	Work Book A
		Scope and Contents Federal Text Book
Box 11	Folder 67	Work Book B
		Scope and Contents Federal Text Book
Box 11	Folder 68	The Worker's Bank Limited Tel-Aviv, Israel.	1932
Box 11	Folder 69	United States Department of Labor. Workers and national defense	1940
Box 11	Folder 70	National Labor Service. Working for labor: the story of the National Labor Service, founded to promote good will among American workers of all races and religions.
Box 11	Folder 71	Romain Rolland. The World Congress Against War: report on the congress	1932
		Scope and Contents Opening address by Romain Rolland ; and the manifesto adopted at Amsterdam, August 27-29, 1932.
Box 11	Folder 72	The World cries out	1938
		Scope and Contents Statements by leading individuals, organizations and newspapers worldwide on Germany's treatment of Jews written during the Nazi regime.
Box 11	Folder 73	E. Clark Worman. Facts about labor leaders, worker opinions, white-collar workers, foremen's unions, public opinion about unions	1946
Box 11	Folder 74	Economic Security: a Study Outline	1934
Box 11	Folder 75	Wilson W. Wyatt. Liberal rearm for '48	1947
Box 11	Folder 76	Art Young. The Socialist primer	1930
Box 11	Folder 77	Young People's Socialist League. The sixth convention of the Young People's Socialist League of America	1932
		Scope and Contents July 22-24, 1932.
Box 11	Folder 78	CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations). Your rights under the National Labor Relations Act.	1937
		Scope and Contents 2nd edition
Box 11	Folder 79	Cooks, Countermen, Soda Dispensers, Food Checkers, Cashiers and Assistants Union.. Your union, what it is, how it operates: a message for the new member
Box 11	Folder 80	Charles S. Zimmerman. Class approach	1948
Box 11	Folder 81	Grigory YevseyevichZinovyev. Report. Work of the executive Committee of the Communist International. Fifth congress of the Communist International.	1924
Box 11	Folder 82	Grigory Yevseyevich Zinovyev. Speech in reply to discussion of Report on the work of the E.C.C.I.	1924
		Scope and Contents Delivered by G. Zinoviev, June 26th, 1924. Resolution on the Report of the E.C.C.I.
Box 11	Folder 83	Vladimir Ilich Lenin; Ulyanov-Lenin; A. Sirnis. The Collapse of the Second International	1920
		Scope and Contents Translated by A. Sirnis

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ILGWU. Charles Zimmerman Collection of Radical Pamphlets, 1914-1958. Collection Number: 5780/178

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ILGWU. Charles Zimmerman Collection of Radical Pamphlets, 1914-1958.
Collection Number: 5780/178

Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Cornell University Library