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Daily Worker

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Daily Worker 

a daily Marxist newspaper in the USA. It began to be published in 1924 in Chicago, and in 1927 in New York. Because of financial and organizational difficulties the newspaper ceased publication in 1958. The publication of the Daily Worker’s Sunday supplement—The Worker —as a sociopolitical organ continued, and The Worker was succeeded in 1968 by the Daily World.
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Rose is a former sex therapist and a newspaper columnist since the age of 100; Hetty, at 102, is a veteran Stop-The-War campaigner, while Alison, 87, was once a reporter for the Daily Worker and a card-carrying Communist.
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Leo later followed his adoptive mum into politics and worked as a copy boy on the Communist Party newspaper The Daily Worker when he left school.
CHERIE: MY TONY IS NO TORY by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
The prose is straight out of The Daily Worker, full of triumphal rhetoric with implicit exclamation points.
This Is the Downer We've Been Waiting For! by Ann Coulter / Human Events
 
 
 
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