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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 12 (April 1938) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
A Mighty League
N.M.U. Strengthens Position by Curbing Comrades
Archbishop Urges League of “C.O.’s”
Share-croppers Come North To Tell Story
Distinguished Visitors Mark Past Month
St. Louis
Boston
Migratory Workers
Angry
Exploitation of Connecticut Farm Labor
Opinions of Don Sturzo on Capitalism vs. Corporatism
Troy, N.Y.
Chicago
35 Cent Summas
Because I Am Black… by Cynthia Shepherd
“Feed My Sheep”
Letters From Our Readers
Providence Pronouncement
Association of Catholic Trade Unionists
Akron, Ohio
Pittsburgh
Catholic Union of The Unemployed
Murderers
Milwaukee
Detroit
Immoral Money Breeding
Aerial Bombing
The Land
Congressmen co-operate on C.W.’s Plea for chancellor
Farming Commune by Stanley
Travelogue
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 11 (March 1938) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
Is War Necessary? By Don Luigi Sturzo
More Houses of Hospitality Are Needed
War, The Great Utopia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Clothes For the Poor
Killing and Suicide Mark Poverty Scene
Valiant Is The Word by Dorothy Day
Catholic Union of the Unemployed
C.W. Is Fortunate In Having Don Sturzo’s Articles
Houma Priest Says His Piece on Lynch Filibuster
Christian Democracy
St. Joesph
Ode to Writing Men
Interview with One Unemployed
Thoughts on Lent
Letters From Our Readers
Association of Catholic Trade Unionists
Chicago Readers!
Milwaukee
What is Propaganda?
The Land
John Bull Looks Landward by Lloyd R. Shaw
Detroit
Farming Commune
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 10 (February 1938) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
Week of Prayer for Peace
Of Finances and Personal Initiative
C.W. Reader Tells Story of Weavers In Sweatshops
Pacific Coast Labor Troubles Are Mounting
Unionizing the Unemployed
Book Review
ACTU Helps Edison Men; Starts Paper
The Outstretched Hand by Pope Pius XI
Investigate Discrimination
Negro Scholarship
The Land
Catholic Union of The Unemployed
Co-op Priest Tells of Gains During Month
Interview With Our Best Farmer
Florida Commune
C.W. Cells
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 09 (January 1938) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
Here We Go Again!
News from Town and Country
Priest Starts Farm Co-Op
Civil Rights In Louisiana by H. C. N.
Florence Is a Communist
Can Hague Be Stopped?
Roll of Honor by Donald Powell
Hat Strike Raises Old Issue, “Man vs. Machine”
Letter About Job Hunting, To Mary
“We Ask For Yo’alls Mercy!”
Mobs vs. Heroes
ACTU Hits At Hague
The Feast of the Purification
Forced Labor by Fiodor Dostoievski
St. Joseph’s Holds Negro Conference
Plays
Death In Our Midst
Tom Mooney
Against Fascism
Letters From Our Readers
Book Review
Catholic Worker Cells
My Country ‘Tis Of Thee by John Houlihan
Some Aspects and Causes of the Agricultural Labor Situation in California by L. Langford
Idea For a Farm Commune
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 08 (December 1937) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
California C.W. Groups Starting Right
Help the Missions!
Industiral Farm System Attacked by Fr. Philipps
“Red-Baiting Futile,” Says Father Gillis
Father O’Kelly Does Fine Work on West Coast
“Look On The Face of Thy Christ”
Labor Is Cheap In California
Eric Gill Says Workers Should Control Machines
Letter to the Unemployed
ACTU Has Party, Joins Adoration
Poor Flick to Milwaukee C.W.
Missionary’s Mite
Pleased by Elsie Robinson
Crowds at School; CW-ACTU in Strikes
Murderers
West Coast Unions Wage Civil War by Carl R. Sheridan
“Big Business” Exponent Stirs Up St. Louis C.W.’s
Father Michel’s Book Important
Father Furfey, Callahan Talk At Pittsburgh
Msgr. O’Toole’s New Pamphlet “Powerful” Job
100,000 Settlers Make Dust Bowl Serious Problem
Movie Shown, Stores Opened By Boston CW
The Point of View on Peace by Emmanuel Mounier
English C.W. Writes
C.W.’s Attend Conference on Rural Life
Varied Opinions In Church Too
Sissy States by Donald Powell
Mott St. Creche
The Land
An Answer To All… Once and For All
Farming Commune by John Curran
A Prayer
Prayer of Saint Francis of Assissi
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 07 (November 1937) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
“No Regrets,” Mooney Tells C.W. Interviewer by Dorothy Day
This Issue Devoted to C.W. Cells
Invitation To Monks by Donald Powell
An Open Letter to the Editor
Why Incorporate?
Milwaukee CW Going to Town with House, School, Propaganda
Gov. Murphy
Washington Group Hears Fr. Furfey, Holds Retreats
St. Louis Workers Yield No Ground To Discouragement
Alliance Gets House, Pushes Usual Action
Chicago Catholic Worker
Canadian Workers Offer Communions For Labor Dead
Workers School Born; CW, ACTU Help Strikes
Boston House Needs Help
New C.W. Centers In Detroit and Far South
The Land
The Deserted Village by Oliver Goldsmith
Maritain on Spain
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 06 (October 1937) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
Why Farmers Leave Farms
Liberals Blow War Bugles in Spanish Key
CW Helps CIO In Election
Republic Strikers Still Out
Invitation to Slander by Donald Powell
Interview With Murphy by Dorothy Day
The Injustice of Christ’s Justice
Chi CW Holds Retreat, Makes Plea for Poor
Active Aid By ACTU In Strike
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
The Land
A Village Experiment
Murderers
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 05 (September 1937) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
Lesson In Ethiopian War Plans
Conscientious Objector
Hitler In Open Slam On Church
Farm Colony Larger, Needs Second Farm
Join the Union! Natural And Supernatural Duty
Conditions for a Just War
Pittsburgh Alliance In Two Rallies
CW’s Visit, Encourage Boston CW
Priests Show Interest in ACTU Action
Racial Prejudice Is A Stupid Sin!
Communism
The Land
A Village Experiment
Farming Commune by James F. Montague
Event of the Month
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 04 (August 1937) CONTENTS:
Cardinal Answers Criticism
Lowell C.W.’s Aid Strike
Easy Essay’s by Peter Maurin
Christ Would Be Union Man
House Sounder, Paper Smaller, Line The Same – Day After Day
New Unity For Seamen
A.C.T.U.
Boston Letter by Katherine O’Hearn
Saint Joseph by Sister Marie Stella
Catholic Radical Alliance by Rev. Charles Owen Rice
ACTU Classes For Speaking and Union Law
PAX
Pamphlet Review by Stanley Vishnewski
ACTU Makes Rome By Way of Buffalo
The Land
Farming Commune by James F. Montague
What Is a Neutral Union?
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The Catholic Worker, Vol. 05, No. 03 (July 1937) CONTENTS:
Easy Essays by Peter Maurin
Who is Guilty of “Murders” In Chicago?
Some Reasons
Catholic worker Answers Attack
Girl In Jail
Priest Urges Living Family Wage in U.S.
CIO and Rome
Pastoral Letter on Mexic
Chicago Letter
St. Vincent De Paul Report
Buy Union Label!
Dr. Ward Objects
Holy Poverty and Destitution
The Catholic Theatre by Emmet Lavery
Boston Letter by Katherine O’Hearn
Letter to a Young Priest
PAX
The Opium Of The People?
Becoming An Organizer
ACTU Prefers To Be Inside, Not Outside
Catholic Action and the Slums by M. P. Linehan
Fr. Hensler on C.I.O.
Of Cats, Cheese, and Co-operation
ACTU Activity
Report of Rochester “C.W.” Group for ’36-‘37
Activities of Catholic Radical Alliance
Lynching
St. Louis Letter by Donn Gallagher
The Catholic Radical Alliance
Note on Murder
The Land
On The Use of Force
Why Not a Peasantry? By Alfred Grosch
Farming Commune
Christocrat