Socialist Party of the United States of America

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Socialist Party campaign leaflet stating the party's philosophy and objectives. Also promotes the candidacy of John F. McKay for US Senator (Montana) and J.P. Cavanaugh for US House of Represetatives (Montana), among others.

Scope and Contents "Dear Comrade Secretary: I know that you do not, BUT--Some secretaries forget to tell us when a new comrade is elected to succeed him. Some have neglected to send us the lists of members we asked for several months ago. Some don't read the NEW LEADER, our official paper.... Suggestions to the Secretary from Clarence Senior, Executive Secretary, National Headquarters. Includes attachments: "Suggestions to Local Officials: Bulletin No. 7; and "Minutes of the National Executive Committee...

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"Crops Rot, Machines Lie Idle--Why Must Humans Suffer Want?..." Leaflet promoting the philosophy and values of the Socialist Party.

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Flyer announcing a Grand Ratification meeting of the Socialist Party, featuring guest speakers, including William McDevitt, candidate for mayor of San Francisco. Held at City Hall Square, San Francisco. "All workers are cordially invited to attend, as issues of vital importance will be discussed."

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"...or Become a Member at Large?" Leaflet promoting the Socialist Party. Includes a clip-and-mail membership application form and clip-and-mail subscription form for the American Appeal publication.

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Version 2 of a leaflet explaining the purpose of membership dues: "Reasons Why Every Sympathizer with Socialism Should Carry the Famous 'Red Card'--Every Political Party Belongs to Those Who Pay Its Bills."

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Leaflet promoting the Socialist Party and its philosophy: "A call to action! Organizing thinkers and builders. Financing our ideals. The road to power. Be a living factor in social change. Where to join and how." Includes a clip-and-mail membership application and list of Socialist publications available.