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The Daily Worker
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
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Daily Worker subscription drive reports 256 months on Monday, led by Chicago's 71; New York, California, Detroit contribute less; urges continued efforts toward 5,000 goal amid labor events like hunger march and February 4 demonstration. (198 characters)
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MONDAY MUST BE STARTING
POINT FOR RECORD WEEK
Two hundred and fifty-six months of subscriptions to the Daily Worker on Monday is a good showing, but the goal of 5,000 12-month subscriptions still remains too far off at this stage of the campaign.
Without the fine effort of Chicago, which sent in 71 months of subs, the showing would have been considerably poorer. Chicago gained on New York which sent in only 18 months of subs. California is beginning to stir a bit with 18 months.
With the preparations going on swiftly for the California Hunger March, that district should do much better. Detroit did pretty well with 30 months. But as for Buffalo, Minnesota and Seattle, the less said the better.
Two hundred and fifty-six subs for Monday is a fair start for the week. Keep pushing up the total for each day now. Keep pushing section and district readers' conferences. Keep pushing the formation of Friends of the Daily Worker groups. Keep pushing individual and organization challenges. Keep up with the widening workers' struggles, the Kentucky strike, the preparations for the national unemployment insurance demonstration on February 4, the preparations for the Daily Worker eighth anniversary jubilee next month.
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Chicago, New York, California, Detroit, Buffalo, Minnesota, Seattle
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Monday; February 4; Next Month
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Subscription campaign for Daily Worker receives 256 months on Monday, with Chicago contributing 71, New York 18, California 18, Detroit 30; Buffalo, Minnesota, Seattle perform poorly; goal of 5,000 remains distant; encourages pushing subscriptions amid workers' struggles including Kentucky strike, California Hunger March, national unemployment insurance demonstration on February 4, and Daily Worker eighth anniversary jubilee next month.