CIO Shows How Reds Can Be Kept Out Of Unions
Washington reports that in 1949 the CIO charged 11 international unions with communist domination. Ten unions were expelled or walked out, dropping membership from over 800000 to under 300000, while a few groups like the Longshoremen retained strength. The Electrical Workers and others reorganized, with mixed outcomes, as the CIO cleans its house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Washington
Communist Party
United Furniture Workers
Morris Pizer
AFL
CIO Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
General Motors Electrical Division
Sylvania
RCA
Philco
General Electric
TUE
ILWU
Harry Bridges
West Coast
Midwest
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Uaw-Cio
United Steelworkers
MMSW
American Communications Association
CIO Communications Workers
AFL Electrical Workers
When Responsibility Calls in a Union
Local 1861 USA CIO reprints a Cincinnati daily piece about a New Jersey union member who shunned meetings by choice. His sister, aligned with the Christopher movement, argues against missing sessions and shows the impact of active participation. He becomes a leader, proving dedication strengthens unions and safeguards others.
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William Klusemeyer
Cincinnati
James Keller
New Jersey
Christopher
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