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New York: March of Labor Inv, 1954. Magazine. 30, [ii]p., wraps slightly chipped on edges, creased vertically else good condition, 8x10.5 inches. Main article is Charles R. Allen's "The NAM's new labor spy racket." Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period

New York: March of Labor Inv, 1954. Magazine. 23, [i]p., wraps worn, minor wrinkling else good condition, 8x10.5 inches. Includes "AFL Convention, an analysis" by John Steuben and more. Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period

New York: March of Labor Inv, 1954. Magazine. 31, [i]p., wraps, light very vertical crease else good condition, 8x10.5 inches. Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period

New York: March of Labor Inv, 1954. Magazine. 23, [i]p., wraps slightly worn, minor wrinkling else good condition, 8x10.5 inches. Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period

New York: March of Labor Inv, 1954. Magazine. 23, [i]p., wraps slightly worn, minor wrinkling else good condition, 8x10.5 inches. Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period

New York: March of Labor Inv, 1954. Magazine. 23, [i]p., wraps slightly worn, minor wrinkling else good condition, 8x10.5 inches. Includes Anne Braden's article "Kentucky miners prepare for battle," and more. Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period

New York: March of Labor Inv, 1954. Magazine. 31, [i]p., wraps a bit creased and worn, else good condition, 8x10.5 inches. One page article by Juan Chacon, a star in the movie "Salt of the Earth," "Union leader turns leading man," also an article "Butte miners are still no. 1," and more. Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period

New York: March of Labor Inc, 1951. Magazine. Bound volume, with cover bound in, various pagination, paper a bit toned, front hinge cracked, corners slightly bumped, 8x10.5 inches. Complete run for the period. Includes articles on UE, ILWU, FTA (Food, tobacco & Agricultural Workers Union), Mine-Mill, UAW and more. Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period

New York: March of Labor Inc, 1955. Magazine. Bound volume, with covers bound in, various pagination, paper browned, 8x10.5 inches. Includes the following special reports bound at the end: Negro fisherman build a union in the South. 11p. [Reedville, VA], Special report on Brownell-Butler Act [6p.], Question: Why did Detroit works win out against the bosses and the cops - while the works in Cleveland lost? [3p.], Taft-Hartley time bomb explodes! [8p.], The NAM's new labor spy racket. Report no. 60. 12p., Dockers fight Dewey rule. 11p., Railroad workers demands. [3p.], Automation - where will it end? 7p. Noted in Walter Goldwater's "Radical periodicals in American, 1890-1950" no. 144 "Monthly edited by John Steuben, spokesman for the Communist line in union matters during this period