The Rebel Worker #2 (1964)

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Summer 1964 issue including: organising blueberry pickers, bureaucracy, Salvation Army vs IWW and folk music.

Author

The Rebel Worker (IWW)

Franklin Rosemont

Contents

IWW Preamble
On the job - Franklin Rosemont
Organizing Blueberries: This year's I.U. 110 drive - Torvald Faegre
Kitten in the wheat (verse)
Thoughts on bureaucracy - Bob Potter (Solidarity UK)
Letters
Starvation Army 1964 - Daniel R Thompson
Barbara - Robert R Green
Poets and Pearls (a rhapsody) - T-Bone Slim
A contemporary culture document: Peter, Paul & Mary album notes
IWW literature
Cartoons
Press cuttings on blueberry pickers strike

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