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The Daily Worker
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
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The Polish Bureau of the Workers (Communist) Party congratulates the Daily Worker on its third anniversary, highlighting its leadership in guiding American workers toward Leninism and urging intensified efforts to expand its influence, subscriber base, and worker correspondents' contributions, especially among Polish workers.
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For two years The DAILY WORKER has led the most conscious of the working class in America on the road of Leninism. The third year of its existence is marked by many gains.
Let us then in the third year close our ranks, make more energetic, more decisive attempts to enlarge the influence of our DAILY WORKER, to work in the direction of getting new subscribers for The DAILY WORKER.
In particular we enthusiastically greet the ever growing worker correspondents' columns.
We are calling upon all worker correspondents of Trybuna Robotniza that they should write their experiences from the shop, mine and factory, they should join in the work with The DAILY WORKER correspondents.
On the second anniversary we extend our heartiest wishes that The DAILY WORKER should become a mass organ of the working class of America.
We are sure that there are many Polish workers in America who will help to accomplish this goal.
Forward to the factories, shops and mines with the Communist torch, our DAILY WORKER.
Polish Bureau, Workers (Communist) Party,
B. K. Gebert, Secretary.
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Polish Bureau, Workers (Communist) Party, B. K. Gebert, Secretary
Recipient
Daily Worker
Main Argument
the daily worker has successfully led american workers toward leninism for two years and should in its third year expand its influence and subscriber base to become a mass organ of the working class, with support from polish workers and correspondents.
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