Gitlow Visits Canton Speaks on Communist Threat to U S
Benjamin Gitlow, ex American Communist leader, visits Canton en route to New York, warning that American Communists pose a dangerous threat in wartime with Soviet Russia. He cites leaders like Foster and Dennis and urges education against Communism while meeting with industrial executives. He notes a large front organization reach and supports expelling known Communist professors from universities.
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Soviet Russia
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Benjamin Gitlow
Canton
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William Foster
Eugene Dennis
Gitlow
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American Communist Party
International Workers Orders
Council of Arts, Sciences and Professions
Ray B. Allen
University of Washington
Communist movement faces pressure but may grow
Samuel Gitlow warns that government pressure and union leaders' opposition press the American Communist party while economic strain and tolerant policy could boost membership and influence. Sam Huffman Advertising Agency plans radio programs on WCMW based on Gitlow's book The Whole of Their Lives.
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