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The Daily Worker March 28, 1930 Page 1

The National Preliminary employment, which starts tomorrow, will lay Conference on Un- the basis for broad powerful...

The Daily Worker August 8, 1931 Page 1

| Fight Against the Murder of JAIL KENTUCKY ‘Daily, Central Org 4 ay e-C> OF. unist Porty U. (Section of the Communist...

The Daily Worker July 24, 1934 Page 1

DAYS Only Are Left to Save ANGELO HERNDON from the Chain Gang. $15,000 Bail Is Needed. It Will Be Returned Make This Figure

The Daily Worker March 13, 1930 Page 1

<a if ‘The Government---Watchdog Militant Unions Call All To Organize And Fight For Jobless Demands And Freedom Of Their...

The Daily Worker November 3, 1930 Page 1

WM. Z. FOSTER Garetatiey candidate for governor of New York State, 9 who will tour the country after the elections - Vote...

The Daily Worker April 26, 1928 Page 1

360 ORGANIZATIONS TO GREET WORKERS CENTER OPENL THF = THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS: FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNORGANIZED FOR

The Daily Worker November 23, 1929 Page 1

_ talist and labor bureaucrat conference agreed to let the workers of THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers...

The Daily Worker April 1, 1931 Page 1

Negro Jobless Discriminated Against Reports from many cities give the information that the families of Negro unemployed...

The Daily Worker January 7, 1931 Page 1

Celebrate the 7th Anniversary of the Daily Worker at the St. Nicholas Rink, on January 10th Dail Central er WORKERS OF THE

The Daily Worker November 1, 1928 Page 1

! . } | , recently occurred. It is announced that French capi-} { Membership Meet of “Working Women Will Demonstrate Their

The Daily Worker May 4, 1929 Page 1

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

The Daily Worker February 6, 1932 Page 1

Dail Worker unist Party U.S.A. — Section of the Communist ee A Te ) Collect Money, Scrave Up Every Penny to Save “Daily”...

The Daily Worker March 11, 1930 Page 1

Capitalist “J ustice” at W Chattanooga Judge Says hinks the Workers Have a Right to the Streets Is Crazy,” and Li Schechter,

The Daily Worker June 3, 1930 Page 1

The Fight to Organize the Southern Workers That Began in Gastonia, Where on June 7, 1929, the Work- ers Defended Themselves

The Daily Worker June 16, 1931 Page 1

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The Daily Worker February 12, 1930 Page 1

Stimson’s Attempt to Hide the Imperialist War Maneuvers Under a “Humanitarian” Garb Will Not Fool the Workers. Behind the...

The Daily Worker February 7, 1929 Page 1

» ” THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized For the 40-Hour Week FINAL CITY...

The Daily Worker June 3, 1929 Page 1

THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS Por a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized . Against Imperialist War For the...

The Daily Worker December 22, 1934 Page 1

iT) Build Newsstand Sales of the Press Run Yesterday Deily Worker! - = 46,200 Daily Q Worker CENTRAL ORGAN COMMUNIST PARTY

The Daily Worker September 2, 1930 Page 1

Carry the Struggle for the Unemploy- ment Insurance Bill Into the Election Canipaign, The A. F. of L. and “so- cialist”...

The Daily Worker February 16, 1931 Page 1

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

The Daily Worker July 5, 1930 Page 1

M Unemployed Workers! Organize in Coun- cils Under the Leadership of the Chi- cago National Convention and the Trade Union

The Daily Worker July 8, 1930 Page 1

The State Directly Aids the Anthracite Bosses to Cut Miners’ Wages; the U. M. W. Company Union Leaders Plot With the Bosses

The Daily Worker May 15, 1933 Page 1

sewer POTTORTAD = Betrayed But Not Defeated ne fear of the ruling class of the United States before the mass rge of the...

The Daily Worker September 19, 1928 Page 1

THE DAILY WORK FOR A LABOR TO ORGANIZE THE UNORGANIZED FOR THE 40-HOUR WEEK FOR A WORKERS’ AND FARMERS’ GOVERNMENT ER FIGHTS

The Daily Worker October 5, 1928 Page 1

Great Throng Greets Opening of Daily Worker-Freiheit Bazaar at Madison Sq. Garden Daily C Entered as necond-ciass matter at

The Daily Worker April 8, 1930 Page 1

re ae in he Nakai lll On May 1, 1886, the Great General Strike for the 8-Hour Day Shook the United States, and Echoing Round

The Daily Worker May 1, 1931 Page 1

ALL OU ecectseieneereee T TODAY IN MAY 1 MASS DEI TRATION! Dail Central ~ Ong 3: 2) he 4 NO (Section of the Communist...

The Daily Worker September 14, 1932 Page 1

| ‘In the Day’s News ‘oor WHITE PLAINS SALARIES PLAINS, N. Y., Sept. 13.— .total of $266,000 is to he taken out % the...

The Daily Worker April 16, 1928 Page 1

| | of their lai a ie Aid to Miners, Is Keynote of Workers Party May Day Manifesto TAE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS: FOR THE...

The Daily Worker September 28, 1929 Page 1

|! | \ THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized Against Imperialist War For the

The Daily Worker January 18, 1930 Page 1

WAR FIGHT THE LENIN MEMORIAL EDITION Entered as se Published daily ex Company. Inc. Vol. VL, N 271 nprodaily Publishing ¥P~

The Daily Worker February 27, 1930 Page 1

Indoor meeting of the Buffalo unemployed demonstration, before the march on the City Hall, Jan. | A large number of Negro...

The Daily Worker May 27, 1930 Page 1

aily Entered as scroud-class matter at the Vost Office at New York, N. Y., under the act of March 3. 1879. Published daily

The Daily Worker February 17, 1933 Page 1

aT. {I ~ ‘ i ; 4 go 5 bis: } y GERMAN SITUATION P.M. SUNDAY AT CENTRAL OPERA HOUSE 67th ST. 3rd A e 4 MASS MEETING ON GERM ON

The Daily Worker March 6, 1934 Page 1

Demonstrate at Pier | —" 5 | CIRCULATION DRIVE NEW SUBS RECEIVED YESTERDAY: Daily Cotal to Date +6 «1,489 Saturday.........

The Daily Worker January 1, 1931 Page 1

Speed the Signature Collection Campaign for the Unemployment Insurance Bill. Unemployment Insurance Must Be Won Now! Dail...

The Daily Worker August 9, 1930 Page 1

DEMAND WITHDRAWAL OF U.S. FORCES FROM CHINA The New York Unemployed Delegation Are To Be Released, Some of Them— and...

The Daily Worker December 7, 1932 Page 1

oo NATIONAL MARCHERS 1.—$50 Winter Relief from the federal government in addition to local relief. 2.—Federal Unemployment

The Daily Worker November 28, 1933 Page 1

Rally Tomorrow, Bronx Coliseum, Ha Daily TAG DAY FUNDS! Every Cent Is Needed to Pay Bills. Rush Funds! ee j | | | Central il

The Daily Worker May 1, 1929 Page 1

| rests” yesterday and deported 26 4 ing from Moscow.” DOWN TOOLS! COME TO THE GREAT MAY DAY PARADE STARTING AT UNION SQUARE

The Daily Worker August 22, 1929 Page 1

| } } } 2EMEMBER SACCO AND VANZETTI: FREE THESE SIXTEEN GASTONIA DEFEND NTS WHO FACE E ‘CTRIC CHAIR OF SOUTHERN CAPITALISTS;

The Daily Worker May 6, 1930 Page 1

“Just _Keep_ Smiling!” __ 28 ed daily except Sunday by The Comprodaily Publishing New York City, N. ¥.' EW FINAL CITY EDITION

The Daily Worker January 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 August 3, 1929 Page 1

= AMY SCHECHTER, VERA BUSH THE DAILY WORKER FIGHTS For a Workers-Farmers Government To Organize the Unorganized ‘Against...

The Daily Worker November 3, 1932 Page 1

HUGE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN = D WILL BACK HUNGER FIGHTERS @ | Yote Communist Da il U Yorke Vote Communist: a November 8th!...

The Daily Worker May 2, 1931 Page 1

Pet ecat FEsebs BST et. sath oseens* Continue the May First Fight Against Starvation, Wage Cuts, Lynching, De- portations,

The Daily Worker November 15, 1930 Page 1

Build the Organize and Strike Fund of the Trade Union Unity League! All Profits From Dance Tonight at Manhattan Lyceum Go Fer

The Daily Worker January 14, 1931 Page 1

ee S: : : . ; ' | 4 shiver, ane.soon to be forced-into the oncoming war. Ys Your Organization Activiz- ing All Its Members In

The Daily Worker September 25, 1930 Page 1

Loves Reading Daily “T borrowed $1 today because I love read- ing the Daily Worker.”—Anna Soroka, North Detroit, Michigan.