Works
- Who Are the Murderers? Who Paid for Placing the Bomb that Killed Morris Langer? The Ring of Racketeers in the Fur Industry Exposed. New York, General Executive Board, Needle Trades Workers Industrial Union, 1933.
- The Palestine Crisis: An Open Letter to the Interim Committee, American Jewish Conference. with Alex Bittelman New York: Morning Freiheit Association, 1946.
- Menchen. Illustrations by William Gropper. New York: Guild Trades, 1948.
- The storm in Riverville'.' New York: Ben Gold Book Committee, 1973.
- Memoirs. New York: W. Howard, 1984.
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