Contempt Citations in Probe of New York Teachers
A New York legislative committee cited 24 education staff as contending with Communist ties, including 11 assistant professors and several Brooklyn College instructors. Testimony linked union members to the Communist party and the International Workers Order, with efforts to suspend or remove those named. Brooklyn College president Dr Harry Gideonse denounced alleged persecutions and urged reforms to college elections amid student opposition.
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New York
Legislative
Brooklyn College
City College
Paul Windels
Pathy
Windels
Edut
Teachers ‘Union of
New York City
Comuunist Party
International Workers Order
Hearst
Harry D. Gideanse
Kenneth A. Slocum
Hi Teachers Union
Shbpmena
Charles J. Honedley
Lstdore Begun
Mary
Tead
Matt
T. W. Opposale
Idéac
Marxism
Interna- Morel Workers Order
Workers School
Philip Haberman
Windéls
Leninigin
Beatrice Blosser
Charles Elstein
Tim Holmes
Murray Blyme
Gabriel Kent
Elizabeth Tawson
David Luie
Alberto Morresu
Abraham Markoff
Brooklyn Oollege
Gideonse
Ib Rust
Ralph de Sola
Communist Party
Tat
Nova Pluitos
Oe 3
Student Council Election Placed Under Ruling Amid Campus Protests
A court ordered elections held in classrooms during school hours triggering a Communist protest on campus. A peaceful demonstration and leaflets urged students to skip classes for a test meeting but the vote proceeded. About one fifth of seats went to student candidates on an anti Communist platform amid disruptive calls and telegrams.
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Rsh
Communists Party
Gideonse
Gicepnse
Red Inquiry on Brooklyn Faculty Picket Line Controversy
A Brooklyn educator recalls a December 8 picket line sighting near his home as faculty member Ellen Gustafson crosses to speak with a passerby. Gideonse recounts protests over Communist ties among faculty and a conflict with Gustafson over consultation during a peace demonstration.
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Btooklyn
Gideonse
Ellen Gustafson
Windel
Gustafson
Frederick Faye
Grebanier
Communist Party
Ewen
Iparty
Merit Badge Show Slated by Scouts
Merit badge show and exhibit by District 1 Hoy Scouts opens Friday at 6 30 p m in Woodlawn Lake pavilion. Scouts demonstrate building towers and bridges without nails and show other merit badges including knots and first aid. Troop 48 performs an indi show.
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District 1
Hoy Scouts
Woodlawn Lake
Industry joins labor in Gat Boston debate on ship service
Dec 5 01 Longshore Tach alongside business leaders opposed Southern Pacific Morgan Line plan to abandon stevedore service from Texas to New Bedford and Boston. International Longshoremen’s Association VP Daniel Donovan warned abandonment would threaten 90 percent of cotton brought to New England from Texas. Boston port groups and cotton manufacturers had protested earlier. Morgan Line cited weak demand and aim for better Atlantic port service as it shifted to New England plans.
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Boston
Southern Pacific - Morgan Line
Texas
New Bedford
New England
Raniel J. Donovan
Tmnternational
Longshare- Ines Association
Boston Part Authority
Boston Wool Trade Association
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Morgats
Anardon
Atlantic
Gut
Porla
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