It is now the Union of Soviet States of America.

This is good stuff! A comic book for children "what a family life would be like in a communist United States"
(Note to myself: this is the first time I saw an indefinite article in front of "United States"). What's interesting, that all the communists in the book wear red arm-bands, even a teacher, even a guy in "U.S.S.A labor department". What is this supposed to mean?

It continues with some historical comics about the origin and the nature of Russian communism. The book was published by the Catholic Guild, which makes me wonder why did Catholics decide to become better propagandists than communists themselves?

This part is hillarious:

"Since I am a public librarian that should be easy!"
"As a University teacher, it will be easy to take care of the library there."

I envision University professors stealing anti-communist books from University libraries...

Reminds me comics from my childhood. One picture I remember particularly well: a guy with a sign hanging on his neck: "Bachelor of Science will accept any job" entering a restaurant. The whole picture was in depressing black and dark brown colors, and the place was full of drunk guys laying around, and the "bachelor of science" looked like he was just let out of Oswiecim. Then, we didn't call our college graduates "bachelors", so the word was very unusual and sounded similar to "Nobel Prize laureate" to me. Now how evil is it that such a bright guy had to beg for a job in a restaurant???