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The Daily Worker July 20, 1929 Page 1

| } | THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Against Imperialist War For the 40-Hour Week

The Daily Worker April 27, 1928 Page 1

THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS: | FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNORGANIZED FOR THE 40-HOUR WEEK FOr A LABOR PARTY Vol. V. No. 100. T

The Daily Worker December 29, 1928 Page 1

| , oe . Number, Saturday, January 5, 1 For a Workers-Farme For a Labor [HE DAILY WORKER FIG SEND “DAILY WORKER FIGHTS rs...

The Daily Worker February 8, 1929 Page 1

THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week For a Labor Party

The Daily Worker January 23, 1929 Page 1

" 'THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farm To Organize the ers Government Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week For a Labor...

The Daily Worker February 21, 1931 Page 1

} The Unemployed Councils Are the Fighting Organizations for Immediate Relief and Unem- ployment Insurance for the Unemployed

The Daily Worker June 6, 1930 Page 1

é Three Headlines on the N. Y. '‘felegram: “Bishop Cannon Walks Out on Lobby Inguir, One How a Guy Won $149,000 on an illegal

The Daily Worker December 22, 1931 Page 1

~~ aarti i] | WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE! Dail Central VOL. VIll, No, 306g» Entered am second-class matter at the Post...

The Daily Worker August 16, 1933 Page 1

Is the Daily Worker on Sale at | Your Union Meeting? Your | Club Headquarters? | Dail . ‘(Section of the Communist...

The Daily Worker March 1, 1929 Page 1

TWE GAYCYT WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week For a Labor Party

The Daily Worker July 9, 1929 Page 1

Bed BIS CONFERENCE - TONIGHT TO AID THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS "or a Workers-Farmers Governme::* To Organize the Unorganized...

The Daily Worker February 2, 1933 Page 1

THEY WANT TO KNOW WHY! The Prospect Workers Center, New York, which has contributed $65 to the Daily Werker so far, wants to

The Daily Worker January 1, 1929 Page 1

| GA) 1: rat | < ’ 70UR MORE DAYS TO DAILY WORKER FIFTH ANNIVERSARY; RUSH BIRTHDAY GREETINGS AT ONCE THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS

The Daily Worker October 17, 1929 Page 1

BEN WELLS WILL ADDRESS WOMEN’S COMMUNIST ELECTION Ben Wells, who was nearly lynch- ed near Gastonia as a result of his...

The Daily Worker December 27, 1928 Page 1

$I (( \g 4 ia cet Ai . A | f F out the need for struggle against reaction CITY MEMBERSHIP MEETING ' ‘THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS$

The Daily Worker March 13, 1929 Page 1

" THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For « Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week For a Labor a...

The Daily Worker May 15, 1929 Page 1

THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Governmen! To Organize the Unorganized Fer the 40-Hour Week ‘¢,, For a Labor

The Daily Worker February 24, 1930 Page 1

Borah Spits in the Face Workers—7,000,000 of He Demands the Soviet Government Shall Kowtow to the Kulaks and Priests Exchange

The Daily Worker May 13, 1930 Page 1

| Baily Knteree as second-class matter at the Post Office at New York, N. ¥., under the act ef March 8, 187% Bee ty’. VoluVI,

The Daily Worker May 20, 1933 Page 1

L TWO DAYS AFTER ROOSEVELT’ EDITORIAL A Defeat for Splitters The results of the National Convention of the Unemployed...

The Daily Worker December 19, 1934 Page 1

NATIONAL WHITE GUARDS ADMIT ASSASSINATION PLOTS AGAINST USSR CHIEFS TO SABOTAGE SOCIALISM EDITION INCREASE THIS FIGURE !...

The Daily Worker February 5, 1931 Page 1

Men, Women and Children— the Entire Family of Every Unemployed and Employed Worker Should Take Part in the February Tenth...

The Daily Worker February 4, 1931 Page 1

) District and Local Secretaries of the TUUL Musi Gather All Filled Lists and Collective Endorsements From All Headquarters

The Daily Worker June 5, 1930 Page 1

Fight the Speed-up; Smash the Company ° Union Slave Contract; By Building the Needle Trades Industrial Union; Send Delegates

The Daily Worker December 31, 1928 Page 1

¢° THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 49-Hour Week Forg’Labor Party

The Daily Worker July 27, 1929 Page 1

— +. A specialists in chemicals: THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized Against

The Daily Worker January 2, 1929 Page 1

“HAVE Y YOU, SENT YOUR BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO THE “DAILY”? ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT; RUSH YOURS NOW! Worker ™: under the act of March

The Daily Worker May 12, 1930 Page 1

fa di On to the July 4th Jobless Convention Vol. VI., No. 368 . | Do You Want the Daily —_ f fe Worker? 25,000 TO KEEP THE

The Daily Worker July 12, 1930 Page 1

} pry Demonstrate With Clothing Workers at 11 A. M. at 15 Street and Union Square ye © Worker under the act ef March & 1870

The Daily Worker September 10, 1930 Page 1

Jimmy Walker, the perfumed mayorette, learned how to behave from his papa. Old man Walker spent $6,500,000 on an official...

The Daily Worker June 7, 1930 Page 1

= Answer Wall Street’s Congress “Red Investiga- tion” Intended to Hide the Starvation of the Masses of Jobless, the Wholesale

The Daily Worker March 12, 1929 Page 1

THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week For a Labor Party

Evening Star March 11, 1932 Page 1

$about 15 degrees. est, 31, noon today; a.m. _I\' o. 32,091, post office, Full report on page 9. Closing N. Y. Markets, Pages$

The Daily Worker March 10, 1931 Page 1

| of Howard Clothing Co., owned by Famine Conditions in the Min- ing Camps in Many States. Organize Unemployed Councils!...

The Daily Worker June 14, 1930 Page 1

a Shaking World and British Imperialism the Teeming Masses of India Are on the March to Establish the Rule of the oiling...

The Daily Worker October 25, 1929 Page 1

MAB boss tine ann, ad I! THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized Against...

The Daily Worker October 17, 1932 Page 1

In the Day’s News GREEN CONTINUES BETRAYALS NEW YORK.—Continuing the po- licy of the American Federation of Labor misleaders

The Daily Worker July 28, 1933 Page 1

| ; | | Read Alan Calmer’s Short Story, “Waterfront Street,” in the Feature Page Tomorrow Daily (Section of the Communist...

The Daily Worker April 4, 1931 Page 1

I ANCE! IPLOYED THE F O R M OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN SMASH THE TERROR REIGN AGAINST FOREIGN-BORN AND NEGRO WORKE RS! MAY 1, RALLY

The Daily Worker January 29, 1932 Page 1

Insurance A. F. of L. Delegaies Dail Demand Referendum for Unemployment orker The Tennessee Miners Are Joining the Kentucky

The Daily Worker December 5, 1929 Page 1

oover’s War-Like Attitude Toward the Soviet Union Is the Attitude ‘ of the Capitalist Class To- ward the Working Class....

The Daily Worker December 9, 1929 Page 1

ILLINOIS MINERS ON GENERAL STRIK aily Support the Revolutionary Negro Workers and Peasants of Haiti in Their Fight For...

The Daily Worker December 30, 1929 Page 1

A “= — ee Fight Againsi Racial Discrimination! The Delegates to the International Labor Defense Convention Pointed the Way!

The Daily Worker June 6, 1928 Page 1

i THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS; FCR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNORGANIZED FOR THE 40-HOUR WEEK FOR A LABOR PARTY Vol. V. No. 133.

The Daily Worker June 13, 1930 Page 1

UNITED FRONT CONFERENCE TO FIGHT LYNCHING TERROR FRIDAY, JUNE 13, AT HARLEM Shaking World and British Imperialism the Teeming

The Daily Worker July 11, 1933 Page 1

= Give a Fellow-Worker Your Copy of the ‘Daily’ When You Are Thru With it. Discuss the News With Him! be Daily (Section of

The Daily Worker April 9, 1931 Page 1

€ (rae OREAD bi Oo wort! Daily, (Section of Cd the Communist orker unist Party U.S.A. Fe ae te WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE!

The Daily Worker January 6, 1933 Page 1

district. Vol. X, No. 5 SHANHAIKWAN STREETS PILED WITH DEAD AND WOUNDED; TOWN IN RUINS | Relations Tense Between Imperialist

The Daily Worker January 10, 1930 Page 1

YOUNGSTOWN STEEL WORKERS’ WACES CUT 20 PERCENT The Imperialist War Makers } ASCE AEE BERTIE chau Steel Trust Cuts Wages 20°,

The Daily Worker February 25, 1930 Page 1

Peete se ee ee - JOBLESS If Senator Borah and Rabbi Wise Were Not the Imperialist Tools They Are and Were Really Interested