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Reports on Daily Worker Issues

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Contains:
Criticisms by Derek Kartun on issues of the Daily Worker from 23 January to 1 February 1945;
message from the Daily Worker dated 21 February 1945 outlining the reasons for the delay in establishing a second print works in Scotland for the Scottish edition of the paper;
copy of a letter from a reader, M Newboult, enquiring if Haldane's articles could be reprinted at approximate monthly intervals in sixpenny pamphlets for young male readers who do not feel able to buy issues of the paper publicly;
copy of a letter from Sean O'Casey dated 25 February 1945 responding to the criticisms of Derek Kartun, with particular reference to the alleged difficulty of Haldane's articles.

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Reports on Daily Worker Issues

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