Political campaigns -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Leaflet, version 1, 1930
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.
Leaflet, version 2, 1930
Socialist Party campaign leaflet stating the party's philosophy and objectives. Also promotes Alfred Baker Lewis for Governor and Sylvester J. McBride for US Senate, both of Massachusetts, in 1930.
Minutes of the National Executive Committee meeting, 1931
Meeting minutes, included topics: unemployment action, the N.E.C. meeting in Atlanta, the presidential campaign,socialist literature to be printed, the agricultural program, Mooney-Billings action, the Socialist Forward Drive, etc.
Progressive Party, Undated
List of recordings on key Party issues for sound trucks and canvassers with prices and ordering information. Recordings offered consisted of 10 inch and 78 rpm records, some of which were of the unbreakable cardboard variety. Topics included red-baiting, Jim Crow protest, FDR tribute, atomic destruction, high cost of living, un-American investigations, and topical union struggles.AA A small selection of recorded speeches/readings were also available.
Report and survey from Clarence Senior to the National Executive Committee, 1931-02-28
The Situation, 1924
Campaign flyer for the American Labor Party, 1924. "Think it over. Let's get together in a Labor Party and build an industrial democracy for Labor...."
"The Socialist local planning a municipal campaign is faced with....", Undated
Carbon copy typescript, author unknown. Primarily an overview of Socialist philosophy and advice on advancing those principals on the local level.
The Socialist Party Presents Its Program to the Voters of St. Louis, Undated
"Vote Socialist" leaflet promoting the Socialist Party, the Socialist mayoral candidate George E. Duemler, and Socialist Eugene M. Adkins for Comptroller.
Upton Sinclair: Man of God - Friend of Man, Undated
Campaign flyer promoting Upton Sinclair for California governor over Frank Merriam, 1934. "...Today, a modern prophe, Upton Sinclair, whom God has sent to us in our affliction asserts again the purity of true religion and the high worht and dignity of man...."
Upton Sinclair Speaks, 1939-10-20
The complete text of a talk by Upton Sinclair, delivered by radio. A leaflet for a Vote NO on No.1 campaign, published in the interest of common sense by the Liberal Committee opposed to the Ham and Eggs Plan, an old-age pension movement in the 1930s.