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 | | International Convention on the Stamp Laws in Connection with Cheques. | | | International Conference of American States on Conciliation and Arbitration, Washington, December 10, 1928-January 5, 1929. | | | World Opinion and the League Being a Report of the International Congress in Defence of Peace. |
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| | One of the speakers used was Hugo Dewar, who had not participated in the February 1938 merger. | | | It may be that Trotsky's thinking did inspire Brockway from time to time, but he had no respect for his movement, dismissing it as 'the merest trifling sects' ( The New Leader, 16 April 1937). | | | Late in January 1938, a joint commission was established with three members from either side and it was this body which drew up a political statement and constitution which each party then discussed. |
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| | Guide to the International Fur and Leather Workers' Union. Records, 1913-1955 |
| | In 1950, the Fur and Leather Workers were expelled from the C.I.O. Ben Gold was forced to resign as President after he was accused of perjuring himself by signing a non-Communist Taft-Hartley affadavit. | | | Wallace, who had been Vice President in Roosevelt's third term, ran for President on a platform that stressed the need for peace, full employment and a continuation of the New Deal tradition. | | | Minutes of a meeting of the General Executive Board held in St. Paul, Minnesota, May 11-14, 1937. |
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http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/htmldocs/KCL05676.html
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| | The British Cabinet discusses the Trotskyists |
| | Lee was born in South Africa on the 19th January, 1916, and came to England in 1937 already a convinced Trotskyist. | | | The Trotskyist movement has existed in Britain since 1929, the year of Trotsky’s expulsion from the USSR. | | | He was posted to the Pioneer Corps but fractured his skull before joining up and was discharged. |
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| | CAC Manuscripts: MS 468 |
| | 001029 Workers Party of the U.S. Declaration of principles and constitution of the Workers Party.. | | | 000928 Socialist Workers Party New Jersey in the 1940 elections. | | | 000500 Socialist Workers Party Declaration of principles and constitution of the Soc. |
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http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/cac/ms0468k.html
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| | Internationalist Group -- Reforge the Fourth International! |
| | The road to defeating imperialist wars, to ending racism and poverty, is not through bourgeois elections but only by building a revolutionary vanguard to lead the fight to sweep away the capitalist system of exploitation and oppression. | | | In the afternoon of November 16, Filipino police and army units carried out a brutal massacre of striking sugar plantation workers at Hacienda Luisita in Tarlac province north of Manila. | | | And to prepare the way for that, the working class must oust the pro-capitalist union bureaucracy, break with all the capitalist parties – Democrats, Republicans, as well as the Nader populists – and build a revolutionary workers party. |
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| | Timeline 1879-1882 |
| | 1881 Dec 20, Branch Ricky, President of the Brooklyn Dodgers who made Jackie Robinson the first black to play in the modern major leagues in 1947, was born. | | | He took his title from his part in the Allied victories in North Africa. | | | He successfully changed the unionism of the 19th century in the United States, uniting different labor groups and keeping away from political influence to guide American laborers. |
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| | Class Struggle, Volume 7 Number 1+2 - February 1937 |
| | This was the position of Fichte, who made it his business to attack the revolutionary anarchy of the laissez-faire schools and proposed instead a social | | | II The first point in the Lincoln myth that must be exploded is the idea that Lincoln was a poor backwoodsman who was elected to the Presidency because of his championship of the poor farmer of the West and the laborer of the East. | | | Maurin was a Right-Wing Communist of nationalist tendencies who favored a loose workers and peasants party and who hid his Communism in favor of opportunist policies. |
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| | WHMC St. Louis sl 631 GEORGE RAWICK COMMUNIST/SOCIALIST LITERATURE |
| | From the Fourth to the Fifth World Congress: Report of the Executive Committee of the Communist International. | | | Declaration of Principles and Constitution of the Workers Party of the U.S. New York: Pioneer Publishers, n.d. | | | "World Control of Atomic Energy-15 Months After." Brief for Action Washington, D.C.: League of Women Voters, November 15, 1946. |
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| | Dictionary of Australian Biography Sa-Sp |
| | 90; The Lone Hand, November 1910; The Sydney Morning Herald, 22 April 1925; The Bulletin, 30 April 1925; The Argus, Melbourne, 20 February 1937. | | | He was a member of the university senate from 1923 and was several times president of the Brisbane branch of the League of Nations Union. | | | She was an advocate for the testator's family maintenance act (1916), the woman's legal status act (1918), and was active in the establishmerit of children's courts. |
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http://www.gutenberg.net.au/dictbiog/0-dict-biogSa-Sp.html
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| | Groves was actually selected as delegate from the Balham and Tooting division to the 1934 Labour Party conference with near unanimous backing, though he was in the end barred by the NEC. | | | His successor William Mellor had, like Frank Horrabin, briefly been a party member in the early 1920s. | | | No reason was given in his letter of resignation but he had dragged his feet at the time of the turn away from Communist Parties a year earlier. |
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http://www.revolutionary-history.co.uk/Upham/05Upham.html
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| | Reel list (mic1.html) |
| | United Textile Workers; International Union of Textile Workers; American Federation of Textile Operatives [beginning], 1901-1937 | | | International Association of Sign Writers of America, 1901-1902 | | | American Brotherhood of Slate Workers; Slate Quarrymen, Splitters and Cutters; International Union of Slate Workers, 1903- 1917 |
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http://www.history.umd.edu/Gompers/mic1.html
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| | Questia Online Library - New Books and Articles |
| | Anarchy & Order: The Interplay of Politics and Law in International Relations by James C. Hsiung | | | 50 Years Is Enough: The Case against the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund by Kevin Danaher | | | The 21st Century at Work: Forces Shaping the Future Workforce and Workplace in the United States by Lynn A. Karoly, Constantijn W. Panis |
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http://www.questia.com/aboutQuestia/libraryGrows.html
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| | Workers' International League |
| | The CMI's section in the United States is also called the Workers' International League and has about 20 members. | | | The first Workers' International League was a Trotskyist political party in the United Kingdom. | | | This produced the Revolutionary Communist Party, which adopted all the WIL's positions. |
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/encyclopedia/workers__international_league
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| | ETOL: Books |
| | Fields, A. Belden Trotskyism and Maoism: Theory and Practice in France and the United States, Autonomedia, n.d. | | | Has published some extraordinary and hard-to-find material on such issues as the African-American struggle in the United States and the early years of the US Communist Party. | | | A posthumous collection of essays with an intro by Joanna Russ, Red Letter Press, 1998 |
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| | educational settlements in britain (Mark Freeman) |
| | Other educational settlements were associated with social surveys, some had branches of the Left Book Club or the League of Nations Union, while the settlements at Plymouth and Bristol were associated with the Youth Hostels Association in the 1930s (Freeman 2002: 255; Davies and Freeman 2003: 307). | | | They gained support from grant-making bodies such as the Pilgrim Trust, and also from the state in the form of subsidies from the National Fitness Council under the terms of the Physical Training and Recreation Act of 1937, and from the Baord of Education (Freeman 2004: 123). | | | A new, apparently more egalitarian and democratic movement, had emerged in the shape of the community centres and community associations that were established on many of the new housing estates in the interwar period under the auspices of the National Council for Social Service (NCSS). |
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| | ETOL: Research institutions-more info |
| | The Revolutionary Workers League, led by Hugo Oehler, resulted from a split from the Workers Party in 1935 and issued Fighting Worker (1935-47, 1950), Fourth International/Marxist/International News (1937-46, 1948-50), and a dozen of pamphlets. | | | The Socialist Workers Party has donated its vast archives to the Hoover Archive at Stanford University (Palo Alto, California). | | | He appears to have shifted his political sympathies from the SWP to the Workers Party and finally to socialdemocracy. |
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| | Encyclopedia4U - Tourism - Encyclopedia Article |
| | However, the Bank Holiday Act of 1871 introduced, for the first time, a statutory right for workers to take holidays, even if they were not paid at the time. | | | The words tourist and tourism were first used as official terms in 1937 by the League of Nations but the tourism industry is much older than that. | | | Initially it was supported by the growing middle classes, who had time off from their work, and who could afford the luxury of travel and possibly even staying for periods of time in boarding houses. |
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| | Voice From the Commonwealth |
| | Bechtel has teamed with the Iraq Housing Ministry to repair 1,400 schools and clinics before the start of the school year on Sept. 15. | | | The veteran politician says claims that 300-thousand civilians were butchered in the 1937 Rape of Nanjing, were baseless. | | | Pyongyang's criticism followed a small protest in Hong Kong over Eto's comments on the Nanjing massacre, which he denounced as a "lie". |
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| | Pittsburgh PA Allegheny County Pennsylvania links directory |
| | Several major strikes occurred in the second half of the 19th century, the most severe of which were the 1877 railroad strike and the 1892 Homestead Strike. | | | In the violent Homestead Strike, Carnegie and his partner Frick, with the help of hundreds of hired Pinkerton Agency detectives and the Pennsylvania State Militia, defeated the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers. | | | The black community possesses a rich cultural heritage in jazz and art, as well as having been the sponsor of the two of greatest baseball teams in the former Negro League, the Crawfords and the Homestead Grays. |
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| | www.asinah.net Start |
| | Welcome to Shamwari Game Reserve, 49000 acres the malaria free, private game reserve situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, has received numerous international awards, including the World's, |
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