ETOL Writers: Ernest Rice McKinney
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5 January 1935: United Fronting in Pittsburgh
7 January 1939: McKinney Hails Twice-Weekly
14 July 1939: Workers Security Federation Leaders Scab on WPA Strike
18 July 1939: S.P. Tries to Squirm Out of Disgraceful Strike Stand
May 1940: John Brown – Revolutionist
8 July 1940: What Are the Facts on the Food Stamp Plan? (as David Coolidge)
8 July 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
15 July 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
22 July 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
29 July 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
5 August 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
12 August 1940: Big Business Wrests Huge Profits Out of Preparations for War (as David Coolidge)
12 August 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
19 August 1940: The Bosses Will Fight Like Hell – To Defend Their Own Class Interests (as David Coolidge)
19 August 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
26 August 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
2 September 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
9 September 1940: David Lasser Hitches Star-Spangled Unemployed Organization to War Chariot (as David Coolidge)
9 September 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
16 September 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
23 September 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
30 September 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
October 1940: American Labor and Politics (as David Coolidge)
7 October 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
14 October 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
21 October 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
28 October 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
11 November 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
18 November 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
19 November 1940: First Days of CIO Meet Bring Heated Discussion (as David Coolidge)
December 1940: American Labor and Politics II (as David Coolidge)
2 December 1940: CIO Plans Organization Drive in War Industries (as David Coolidge)
2 December 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
9 December 1940: AFL Meet Acts on Unity, War and Racketeering (as David Coolidge)
9 December 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
16 December 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
23 December 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
30 December 1940: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
13 January 1941: Coolidge Sees War Boom Sharpening Class Conflict (as David Coolidge)
13 January 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
20 January 1941: Two Chicago Negroes Resist Army Draft (as David Coolidge)
27 January 1941: Chattel Slaves in All but Name ... (as David Coolidge)
3 February 1941: Among the Negroes, as Among the Whites, There Are Two Classes: Worker and Boss (as David Coolidge)
17 March 1941: Coal Diggers, Steel Workers Ask Boost in Pay (as David Coolidge)
7 April 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
14 April 1941: What Benefits Negro Labor, Benefits All Labor (as David Coolidge)
5 May 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
12 May 1941: It’s Higher Wages We Want – Not Long Hours (as David Coolidge)
12 May 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
19 May 1941: Missouri Sharecroppers Are Really Rarin’ to Go (as David Coolidge)
19 May 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
26 May 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
June 1941: What Is a Workers’ State? (as David Coolidge)
9 June 1941: “Negro Speaks Out” Committee Plots Feeble Path with Faulty Compass (as David Coolidge)
9 June 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
16 June 1941: Negro March on Washington Called for July 1 (as David Coolidge)
16 June 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
23 June 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
30 June 1941: The Anglo-American Imperialists Warm Up to Stalin (as David Coolidge)
30 June 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
July 1941: Roosevelt and Labor (as David Coolidge)
7 July 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
14 July 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
21 July 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
28 July 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
August 1941: The U.A.W. Convention (as David Coolidge)
4 August 1941: The Stalinists Swallow Their Tail (as David Coolidge)
18 August 1941: Delegates, Alive to the Union’s Problems, Insist on Having the Final Say at UAW Convention (as David Coolidge)
18 August 1941: UAW Convention Demonstrates Power of Industrial Unionism! (as David Coolidge)
8 September 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
15 September 1941: Carey Beaten in UERMW Convention Dispute (as David Coolidge)
15 September 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
22 September 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
29 September 1941: First Day of Shipyard Convention Given Over to Pro-War Speeches (as David Coolidge)
29 September 1941: Six CIO Conventions This Week (as David Coolidge)
6 October 1941: Hillman Forces Dominate Shipworkers’ Convention (as David Coolidge)
27 October 1941: AFL Convention Accomplishes Little of Benefit to Labor (as David Coolidge)
10 November 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
24 November 1941: CIO Convention Votes Full Support of Mine Strike (as David Coolidge)
1 December 1941: CIO Stand on War Weakens Its Fight for Labor’s Needs (as David Coolidge)
15 December 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
22 December 1941: With the Labor Unions – On the Picket Line (column) (as David Coolidge)
29 December 1941: Bosses Show Their Teeth in Washington (as David Coolidge)
26 January 1942: When Race Discrimination Hits Whites in Manila and Negroes in Georgia (as David Coolidge)
19 April 1942: Militant Ranks Oppose UAW Appeasement (as David Coolidge)
4 May 1942: The UAW “Victory Through Equality of Sacrifice” Program (as David Coolidge)
18 May 1942: SWOC Holds Vital Convention This Week (as David Coolidge)
1 June 1942: Steel Convention Leaves Basic Problems Unsolved (as David Coolidge)
20 July 1942: WLB Stalls Steelworker Pay Boost (as David Coolidge)
27 July 1942: WLB Steel Decree Is Slap at Labor! (as David Coolidge)
3 August 1942: Convention Should Halt UAW Policy of Retreat (as David Coolidge)
17 August 1942: Rank and File Delegates Seek to Halt UAW Plunge into Retreat – But Union Officialdom Triumphs over Leaderless Opposition (as David Coolidge)
24 August 1942: Some Further Observations on the UAW Convention (as David Coolidge)
31 August 1942: Tax Dodgers Want a 10% Sales Tax (as David Coolidge)
September 1942: Afterthoughts on a Union Convention (as David Coolidge)
19 October 1942: UMW Convention Votes to Withdraw from the CIO (as David Coolidge)
2 November 1942: What Is the Meaning of the UMW Decision on District 50’s Powers? (as David Coolidge)
23 November 1942: Political Questions Dominate Floor at Boston CIO Convention (as David Coolidge)
30 November 1942: Discussion on Wages Reveals Basic Error in the CIO’s Orientation (as David Coolidge)
7 December 1942: Resolution on Jim Crow Good, But Lacks Teeth (as David Coolidge)
January 1942: A New Crisis in the Labor Movement (as David Coolidge)
18 January 1943: Two Scholars – One Born to the Purple, the Other Born a Slave (as David Coolidge)
18 January 1943: Wage Raise Is Real Issue in Hard Coal Strike (as David Coolidge)
1 February 1943: ILG Workers Seek Action on Wage Demands by Stoppage (as David Coolidge)
5 April 1943: War Orders Allow Bosses 20% Profit! (as David Coolidge)
12 April 1943: Beware of “Incentive Pay”! (as David Coolidge)
19 April 1943: Mass Action Is the Key to Wage Boosts (as David Coolidge)
26 April 1943: Class Militancy, Political Action – These Are the Order of the Day (as David Coolidge)
26 April 1943: Negroes – the War – Jobs – and Democracy (as D.C.)
3 May 1943: The Coal Miners Are Right! (as David Coolidge, with Mike Stevens)
10 May 1943: Our Correspondent Finds Miners Determined to Win (as David Coolidge)
17 May 1943: It Is Labor’s Duty to Give the Miners 100% Support! (as David Coolidge)
24 May 1943: What Does the Extension of the Mine Truce Mean? (as David Coolidge)
7 June 1943: The Coal Miners Must Win! (as David Coolidge)
14 June 1943: Boss and Government Machinations Fail to Break Coal Miners’ Ranks (as David Coolidge)
21 June 1943: What Is WLB Up to Now? (as David Coolidge)
28 June 1943: We Need a Program for Action by the MOW (as David Coolidge)
27 September 1943: What Major Tasks Face Trade Union Conventions? (as David Coolidge)
4 October 1943: Ship Convention Muffs Vital Issues (as David Coolidge)
18 October 1943: Auto Workers Discuss Vital Union Issues (as David Coolidge)
November 1943: Shifts in the Union Movement (as David Coolidge)
1 November 1943: Issues in the Faction Struggle at the Auto Workers’ Convention (as David Coolidge)
1 November 1943: WLB Again Turns Down Miners’ Wage Demands (as David Coolidge)
8 November 1943: Some Final Observations on the Auto Workers Convention (as David Coolidge)
15 November 1943: CIO Convention Fights for Higher Wages; Refrains from Endorsement of FDR 4th Term (as David Coolidge)
22 November 1943: Union News in Brief ... (as D.C.)
29 November 1943: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
6 December 1943: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
20 December 1943: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge))
10 January 1944: In 1944 Workers Need an Independent Labor Part (as David Coolidge)
17 January 1944: FDR for Slave Law! (as David Coolidge)
17 January 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
24 January 1944: FDR’s Message to Congress (as David Coolidge)
7 February 1944: What Labor Can Learn from Recent RR Situation (as David Coolidge)
28 February 1944: EPC Bill Contains Threat to Labor (as David Coolidge)
28 February 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
6 March 1944: UAW Board Issues Anti-Strike Ukase (as David Coolidge)
20 March 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
27 March 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
27 March 1944: New Crop of Star-Spangled Millionaires Is Being Born (as David Coolidge)
24 April 1944: Post-War Plans of AFL Are a Farce (as David Coolidge)
May 1944: Labor Problems at the Steel Workers Convention (as David Coolidge)
1 May 1944: Labor in 1886 and in 1944 (as David Coolidge)
1 May 1944: Problems Before Convention of Steel Workers (as David Coolidge)
8 May 1944: AFL Post-War Proposals – II (as David Coolidge)
8 May 1944: Labor Solidarity Is Strongest Fortress Against Jim Crow (as D.C.)
15 May 1944: AFL Post-War Proposals – III (as David Coolidge)
22 May 1944: Stiff Fight on Renewal of No-Strike Pledge (as David Coolidge)
June 1944: Toward a New Trade Union Program (as David Coolidge)
5 June 1944: Brewster Workers Sit-In Scores Partial Victory (as David Coolidge)
5 June 1944: Thomas on the No-Strike Pledge (as David Coolidge)
12 June 1944: Will Ship Workers Accept Green’s Bankrupt Report? (as David Coolidge)
19 June 1944: No Mystery in Communist Flip-Flops – Party Serves Stalin (as David Coolidge)
16 June 1944: A Phony Negro “Bill of Rights” (as David Coolidge)
July 1944: Ten Years of U.S. Labor History (as David Coolidge)
3 July 1944: What is the Meaning of “Free Trade Unions”? (as David Coolidge)
10 July 1944: Miners Want Local Autonomy – Without Strings (as David Coolidge)
17 July 1944: Slander Campaign Paces CP Scab Program (as David Coolidge)
24 July 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
31 July 1944: Lewis in the Dark on Real Significance of the Miners’ Strikes (as David Coolidge)
7 August 1944: John L. Lewis Chooses the Pro-Big-Business, Anti-Labor Republicans (as David Coolidge)
September 1944: Toward a New Trade-Union Program – II (as David Coolidge)
4 September 1944: CIO-AFL – End Policy of Retreat, Open Labor Offensive! (as David Coolidge)
11 September 1944: Miners, Too, Need a Labor Party (as David Coolidge)
25 September 1944: Autonomy Bid Loses in UMWA (as David Coolidge)
October 1944: Lewis Keeps Control in the Miners Union (as David Coolidge)
2 October 1944: Unsolved Issues in the Mine Workers Union (as David Coolidge)
23 October 1944: Workers and the Elections (as David Coolidge)
30 October 1944: Elections Show Need for a Labor Party! (as David Coolidge)
27 November 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
December 1944: Towards a New Union Program (IV) (as David Coolidge)
4 December 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
11 December 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
18 December 1944: Apology, Bombast, Jingoism at CIO Convention (as David Coolidge)
18 December 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
25 December 1944: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
January 1945: Negroes and the Revolution (as David Coolidge)
1 January 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
8 January 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
15 January 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
22 January 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
29 January 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
5 February 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
12 February 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
26 February 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
5 March 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
12 March 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
26 March 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
April 1945: Negroes in Organized Labor (book review) (as David Coolidge)
2 April 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
9 April 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
16 April 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
23 April 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
28 May 1945: “Work or Fight” Ending; Fight to Work Begins! (as David Coolidge)
11 June 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
June–July 1945: “New Turn” of the Communists (as David Coolidge) (series)
August 1945: For a New Trade Union Program – 1 (as David Coolidge)
September 1945: For a New Trade Union Program – 2 (as David Coolidge)
10 September 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
17 September 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
3 December 1945: GM Rejects Union’s Offer of Arbitration (as David Coolidge)
17 December 1945: UAW Strikers Stand Firm! (as David Coolidge)
17 December 1945: Mass Action (column) (as David Coolidge)
14 January 1946: Steel, Packers, UE, FE Set to Go! Unify the Struggle! (as David Coolidge)
21 January 1946: Labor Can Win This Fight! (as David Coolidge)
28 January 1946: Unify the Strike Actions! (as David Coolidge)
4 February 1946: Against – Company Security, Price Rise, Wage Fixing! (as David Coolidge)
11 February 1946: Miners’ Entry in AFL Poses Serious Questions (as David Coolidge)
18 February 1946: Stalinists Doublecross GM Auto Strikers (as David Coolidge)
25 February 1946: Murray Dependence on Truman Costly to Workers (as David Coolidge)
March 1946: Negroes and the Labor Movement (as David Coolidge)
25 March 1946: Greetings to the UAW Convention – Forward to Labor Political Action! (as David Coolidge)
8 April 1946: Follow Through on GM Program! (as David Coolidge)
15 April 1946: Fight for GM Program Continues (as David Coolidge)
29 April 1946: “Operation Dixie” – CIO Begins Labor’s Great March to the South (as David Coolidge)
6 May 1946: Reuther, Thomas Evade Rank and File Mandate (as David Coolidge)
27 May 1946: Murray’s Speech Makes Headlines, But Is Not Discussed (as David Coolidge)
22 July 1946: Sidney Hillman’s Career in “Business Unionism” (obituary) (as David Coolidge)
29 July 1946: Union Action on Prices Effective (as David Coolidge)
August 1946: The Social and Economic Problems of the South (series) (as David Coolidge)
5 August 1946: Break the Lynch System! (as David Coolidge)
12 August 1946: Dewey Action Whitewashes Freeport Killer (as David Coolidge)
19 August 1946: Lynch Mobs Spread Terror in the South (as David Coolidge)
2 September 1946: Control of Runaway Prices Up to Labor! (as David Coolidge)
2 September 1946: A Southern “Liberal’s” Dressed Up Bilboism
9 September 1946: Some Economic Facts About the South (as David Coolidge)
16 September 1946: Northern Monopolists Pull Strings of Southern Economy (as David Coolidge)
30 September 1946: Economics Behind Racial Struggle in the South (as David Coolidge)
5 October 1946: Meat Crisis Calls For Drastic Action
7 October 1946: Ship Workers Convention Shows Poor Leadership (as David Coolidge)
7 October 1946: The Working Class and the “Public” in America
14 October 1946: Two Who Remain in Tennessee’s Jails
28 October 1946: How the Social System Operates in the South (as David Coolidge)
4 November 1946: Why Are U.S. Labor Leaders Behind Red-Baiting Drive?
11 November 1946: How Labor Can Surmount Its Obstacles in the South (as David Coolidge)
11 November 1946: To the Convention of the SWP – What Are the Facts on Unity? (with Max Shachtman)
18 November 1946: Labor Has No Party of Its Own! (as David Coolidge)
25 November 1946: CIO Statement on Stalinism Straddles Issue (as David Coolidge)
9 December 1946: CIO Convention Plans Wage Fight and Southern Drive (as David Coolidge)
16 December 1946: Mine Strike Poses Question of Labor’s Program – 1 (as David Coolidge)
23 December 1946: Meader Report Maligns Negro and Jewish Soldiers (as David Coolidge)
23 December 1946: Mine Strike Poses Question of Labor’s Program – 2 (as David Coolidge)
30 December 1946: The Capitalist Theorists and the Issue of Wages (as David Coolidge)
17 February 1947: Will There Be Labor Unity? (as David Coolidge)
17 March 1947: Will There Be Labor Unity? (as David Coolidge)
31 March 1947: Every Boy Can Be President and Every President’s Daughter Can Be a Success
7 April 1947: Must More Miners Die? (as David Coolidge)
14 April 1947: Miners Stay Out of Pits, Demand Safety Actions (as David Coolidge)
14 April 1947: When You Attack Democrats, Why Defend GOP? (as David Coolidge)
21 April 1947: March on Washington! (as David Coolidge)
28 April 1947: Dedicate May Day 1947 to a Real Labor Struggle!
19 May 1947: A United Labor Movement is an Urgent Need (as David Coolidge)
26 May 1947: Union Leaders Rely on Truman, Not on Labor!
2 June 1947: Union Leaders Rely on Truman, Not on Labor! (as David Coolidge)
9 June 1947: Answer Taft Hartley Bill with a Labor Offensive! (as David Coolidge)
9 June 1947: We Want to Be Free in a Free Country, in a Free World ...
16 June 1947: Fight – For March On Washington, 24-Hour Down-Tool Action! (as David Coolidge)
16 June 1947: “Its a Fascist Measure!” Cries Murray, But ... Refuses to Organize a Fighting Labor Protest
16 June 1947: Some Capitalist Leaders Explain How Their Profit System Functions
23 June 1947: Political Trap for Labor Baited with Truman Veto
5 January 1948: They Saw the Doom of Capitalism, the Triumph of the Working Class
February 1948: Negro Struggle in History (book review)
16 February 1948: Report Reveals Jim-Crow
23 February 1948: Southern Demagogues Fear “Poor Whites” Too!
23 February 1948: What Policy Shall UE Ranks Follow? (as David Coolidge)
1 March 1948: Wages Low Where Jim Crow Rules
8 March 1948: On Signing the Affidavits and the Situation in UE (as David Coolidge)
April 1948: Can Capitalism End Jim Crow?
5 April 1948: One-Tenth of the Nation – The Yergan Matter (column)
5 April 1948: Quill Quits CIO Council (as David Coolidge)
12 April 1948: One-Tenth of the Nation – Randolph’s Proposal (column)
19 April 1948: Procedure in Mine Settlement Is Not In Labor’s Interest! (as David Coolidge)
26 April 1948: Fining of Miners Exposes Government Machinations (as David Coolidge)
26 April 1948: In Socialist Struggle for Working Class Freedom
3 May 1948: One-Tenth of the Nation (column)
3 May 1948: UMW Fine Raises Question of a Basic Labor Program (as David Coolidge)
10 May 1948: Opening a Discussion on Czech Events
17 May 1948: A Discussion on Czech Events – 2
23 August 1948: One-Tenth of the Nation (column)
30 August 1948: One-Tenth of the Nation (column)
13 February 1950: Style Sheet (letter)
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