The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-02-18
Increasing Will of the Masses to Struggle
and Beginnings of ReyO-
lutiOnary Upsurge


lutiOnary Upsurge
increasing unbarable misery and the establishment which
goS with s deepening the crisis and which becomes conscious
farmers exse5cemen and Negroes pushing the forward
sharper and
Black Belt and Of the white of the Middle
eankruped petty bougeoe in the
and inteecus Ss1 'Sns' VIII" e ponce on the part the students
spread beyond its former main
b b 'qe oa edS AND IN light and medium industry and has
OF Detroit etc. which inevitably the forerunners Of gigantic
OF workers including women and youth have entered the strike
there organized in Teformist unions
in igs INDUSTRY 01 1 aaes 1 1 large number Of successful strikes
red unions Inc strikes Of the miners continued throughout this period
mining field are marked by rise of miancy the development
the rise of new worker cadres in the struggles.
THE and unemployment relief have sharp
snsd and Tdened out more nearly nationwide breadth Fights for
relief and stopping the cutting down Of relief to large sections
lions Detroit Norfolk etc. The national hunger marches of 1881
and its employed although
6es Of refom ns1oyed osnzon c sys The W%
s committees on & etc. have despite the wishes OF
eOaacs in the fight for concrete relief demands Chicago etc. The
the support Of considerable sections FL
hunger BY locals and by PMA5
Partial struggles increasing inside
the absence but the beginnings
successfully developed into stsss p' struggles nave 0ssn
resistance Of
against the beacracy is expressed in strikes the
the fight for Unemployment insurance and relief the busting
workers in large number Of locals
page history sharply expressing the deep agraan crisis inter
woven with the general economic crisis
mist leaders Of farm organizations in militant direct action
paid for their wide mass which effectively
i h lne extremely militant struggles Of Negro small farmers ten
legal Of he ss op mpem n sp sO nd ag
s ss IL the South with the Negro tenants and share
asus s sss ns eS O Ss Of the national
front Farmers National Relief conferences showed S
seriousness Of the farmers Negro
for successful struggle.
the Negro people was s though accdn s p oe @ b 0
response the Negro masses to the scotboro e c
pssn which Immediately gave birth to nationwide
mass Of Negro workers in the general
ST. Louis etc. and an participation
ionay tsTment the Negro coming
to p to Shgo IN ladpOoss Gounty Is spreading
and already securing material successes again 1 % farmers f
the Communist election struggle truly indicated the
participation Of Negro
spirit these and has ad the ene saf Struggle %
to higher level N'e'
OF Father Cox to transform the marching phenomenon
ranks Of the taking the form the historic
its potentially sudden revolutionary
development shown startling light the
buildings BY $4,000 American veterans the action
Hoover
revolutionary history for the American
The growing naturalization increasingly
militant participation against npal
further
views OF struggle against petty pacf among
and students. 1919
The drawing Of substantial inteecua into
struggles the
a movement against reaction
The rehabilitation Of the radcaza-
TO higher plane
creased sympathy and support for the Soviet Union
working class but gripping sections
fessonal -
Evidence of further in the more