The Rebel Worker #1 (1964)

Uncle Sam pointing the finger "I'm Organized, are you?"

Debut issue of Rebel Worker published Spring 1964.

Author

Franklin Rosemont

The Rebel Worker (IWW)

Contents

Why Rebel? - Fred Thompson
"The Wobblies Return" in Chicago - Franklin Rosemont
May Day 1964
A Longshoreman's call (portworkers and peace - Solidarity UK reprint) - Jimmy Jewers
Agricultural workers
The Great Magician - Rene Daumal
Education: What is it? - Jack Sheridan
Preamble to the IWW constitution
Will we all go together when we go? - Barbara Garson
Selectons from the works of T-Bone Slim: Introduction
Selections
IWW literature
Cartoon

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