Library of Social History collection

Fourth International Series, 1894-1991
Box/Folder 187 : 4
Survival under Atomic Attack; Klaus Knorr, The Crisis in U.S. Defense;
Linus Pauling, Every Test Kills; Linus Pauling, Our Choice: Atomic Death
or World Law; Mildred Simon, Peace or Perish; P. M. S. Blackett, The
Military Background to Disarmament; Irving Louis Horowitz, Games,
Strategies and Peace; To Live as Men; Donald Duncan, "The Whole Thing
Was a Lie!"; Military Duty: Service or Subservience? (1950) (1957) (1958)
(1959) (1961) (1962) (1963) (1965) (ca. 1966) (1969)
Box/Folder 187 : 5
Chemical Weapons and Chemical Arms Control; Opportunities for
Disarmament; Scott Nearing, War and Peace; Ed Robbin, Pin a Medal on
Joe (1978) (1978) (n.d.) (n.d.)
Religion. Pamphlets
Box/Folder 187 : 6
General. Robert G. Ingersoll, What Is Religion?; William A. Prosser, An Open
Letter to Robins; The Church Problem in Mexico; Alexei B. Liberov, I Was a
Communist!; Jere Strange, Democracy versus Romanism; The Melish Case; D.
R. Baldwin, The Mark of the Beast; Arturo M. Elias, The Mexican People and
the Church; Robert G. Ingersoll, Ghosts; Robert G. Ingersoll, Lecture on the
Gods; Robert G. Ingersoll, Skulls (1899) (1912) (1926) (1936) (1939) (1949)
(n.d.) (n.d.) (n.d.) (n.d.) (n.d.)
Box/Folder 187 : 7
Bradford-Brown Educational Company (all by William Montgomery Brown).
Communism and Christianism; The Bankruptcy of Christian
SupernaturalismVol. III ; HeresyNo. 2-3, 5-7 ; Why I Am a Communist (1920)
(1930) (1931) (1932)
Box/Folder 187 : 8
Technocracy. Pamphlets. Howard Scott, Technocracy; Technocracy: Some
Questions Answered (1933) (1934)
Box 188
Trade unions
General
Pamphlets
Box/Folder 188 : 1
Louis Kirschbaum, Justice for Organized Workers; Robert Clausen,
Progressive Tendency in the Labor Movement; Leo Wolman, The
American Labor Movement; Proceedings of Conference on How to
Organize the Unorganized (1925) (1927) (1927) (1928)
Box/Folder 188 : 2
Katherine H. Pollak, How a Trade Union Is Run; Katherine H. Pollak,
Important Union Methods; Katherine H. Pollak, Our Labor Movement
Today; Katherine H. Pollak, Why Bother about the Government?;
Katherine H. Pollak and David J. Saposs, How Should Labor Vote?;
Carroll R. Dougherty, Labor under the NRA; Paul Blanshard, How to
Run a Union Meeting; John L. Lewis et al., American Labor Turns a New
Page; Louis Stark, Labor and the New Deal; John P. Frey and Homer
Martin, How Can Labor Settle Its Differences? (1932) (1932) (1932)
(1932) (1932) (1934) (1935) (1935) (1935) (1938)
Box/Folder 188 : 3
Who Causes Strikes?; The Avery Formula; Matthew Woll, Yes, Human
Rights!; Jack Kramer, Punching Out; Ralph Helstein, Moral Values and
the Fast Buck; Leo Bromwich, Union Constitutions; Stewart Meacham,
Labor and the Cold War; J. Irwin Miller and Walter P. Reuther, The
Corporation and the Union; Pauline Jacobson, The Struggles of
Organized Labor in Los Angeles; Louis Kirshenbaum, The Mind of
Organized Labor (1941) (1944) (1944) (1952) (1957) (1959) (1959)
(1962) (n.d.) (n.d.)
Box/Folder 188 : 4 Leaflets, 1937-1948
Box/Folder 188 : 5
American Federation of Labor. Pamphlets. Labor Fights for Social
Security; A.F. of L. vs. C.I.O.: The Record; The Right to Wreck!; White
Collar Workers (1935) (1939) (1954) (n.d.)
Box/Folder 188 : 6
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations.
Pamphlets. Today's Forgotten People; Constitution; Get America Back to
Work (ca. 1956) (1957) (ca. 1958)
Box/Folder 188 : 7
Committee for Industrial Organization. Pamphlets. The Case for Industrial
Organization; The CIO and White Collar Workers (1936) (n.d.)
Congress of Industrial Organizations
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