The Chicago star., June 21, 1947, Image 1

About The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948

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THE CHICAGO
Published
Weekly
Vol. 2. No. 25
Zero hour for
U. S. labor!
. • See page 3
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A Birthday July 4
Chicago’s first ‘3oth century peoples’
newspaper, The Star, celebrates its first
birthday July 4.
The circulation sales staff of The Star
is not professional, not paid. The circu
lation salesman is you and every other
reader of The Star.
Every reader can get at least one
more subscription this week to make
the first birthday one which will mark
10,000 new subscriptions. That will turn
the routine Independence day into “Inde
pendence of Press Day.’’
(SEE PAGE 11)
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