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“Large Bodies of Workers Represented”: There was always a tendency to
exaggerate the number who actually participated.
“Marchers Enter Washington”: the inference that the workers could get
to Washington and be represented by marching on Washington; not by
trying to be elected.
“Marchers Hold Conference Surrounded by Police”: referring to the
attempt to thwart the efforts of the workers.
“Workers’ Congress v. Bankers’ Congress”: the meeting of the unemployed
representatives in Washington, trying to hold a comparison between
their efforts and that of the Congress itself.
“Mass Action, Basis of Struggle”: a repeat of an earlier point.
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“Workers’ Demands Can Be Realized.”
“Crisis Deepens.”
“Broadest United Front Must Be Set Up.”
“No Unemployment in the Soviet Union.”
“Our Next Step.”
“Expose Starvation Conditions.”
“Unemployment Insurance Will Be Won.”
Those are some of the subheads in this pamphlet.
There is another pamphlet here, The Highway of Hunger, Story of
America’s Homeless Youth, by Dave Doran. There is a subhead, “Why the
Boss Class ‘Worries’ About the Starving Youth”: their point being that
the only interest the Government had in the youth was to make soldiers
of them, not to feed them or educate them.
Another subhead: “Unemployment Cannot Be Abolished Under Capitalism.”
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“The Young Communist League Leads the Fight.”
“The Only Way Out for the Unemployed Youth.”
“For Cash Relief! Not Military Camps!” They branded the CCC’s as
military camps at the outset. Unfortunately, later on some people tried
to make military camps of them, and that did not succeed either.
Here is another pamphlet: Our Children Cry for Bread. And it was
certainly true. Children did cry for bread when their families didn’t
have it to give them. And they have a subhead on “The Homeless Youth.”
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