Markward, Mary Stalcup, 556, 558, 559, 561, 562, 564
Marshall, Andrew, 474
Marshall, James, 526
Marshall, Robert, 524-527, 530
Marzani, Carl, 563, 593
Max, Alan, 349
McCoy, Nora, 520
McGrath, Ellen, 469
McGregor, Harry, 362
McMichael, Jack R., 535, 581
Merrill, Lewis, 436
Miller, Robert, 382-391 (testimony)
Minowitz, Tilla, 562, 593
Moe, Iver, 467
Mortimer, Wyndham, 435
Mosio, Wayne, 472
Munter, Paul, 254-257
Murphy, James, 262
Nelson, Burt, 434
Nelson, Steve, 326, 572, 575
Niendorff, Fred, 482
Niles, David, 573
Noral, Alex, 259, 260, 270, 272, 273, 349, 350, 357, 359
Noral, Mrs. Alex (formerly Mrs. Harter), 468
O’Connell, Jeremiah Joseph, 261, 274, 300, 362, 363, 502-603
(testimony)
Olson, Martin, 355
Orton, O. M., 432
Patton, James G., 530-533
Payne, Earl, 471
Peck, I. A., 365
Pennock, William, 408, 420, 421, 423, 511-516, 518, 520, 566,
572, 585, 587-592
Pettus, Ken, 523
Pettus, Terry, 468, 512, 513, 523
Pierce, Harriet, 416-418 (testimony)
Poth, Philip, 472
Popper, Martin, 549
Powell, R. H., 365
Pressman, Lee, 430, 431, 435, 436
Pringle (Mr.), 395
Pritchett, Harold J., 432, 468
Quill, Mike, 578
Quist, Helen, 354
Rabbitt, Thomas C., 421, 514-516, 518, 566, 572, 585-593, 595-597
Randolph, A. Philip, 540
Rappaport, Morris (also known as Rapport, Morris), 349-351, 357,
358, 401, 405, 407, 410, 421, 433, 471
Rapport, Morris. (_See_ Rappaport, Morris.)
Rasmussen, Ted, 469, 470
Raven, Robert, 572
Ray, Tommy, 437
Remes, Andrew, 470, 475, 477, 571
Remington, William Robert, 533, 534
Reno, Phil, 531
Rifkin, Ruth, 559-561, 593
Riley, Harriett, 586
Ringold, Solie M., 382
Robel, Eugene Frank, 309-312 (testimony), 331, 473
Roberts, Daniel, 486
Robeson, Paul, 537
Robinson, Reid, 436
Rodney (Mr.), 256
Sandvigen, I. E., 545
Santos, John, 482
Sass, Lou, 470
Sasuly, Elizabeth, 560, 561, 593
Schuddakoph, Margaret Jean, 522
Searle, Elizabeth, 561
Shipka, Peter, 507, 508, 598, 599
Silberstein, Robert J., 549, 551-556, 558-560, 593
Silverstein, Robert, 507
Sinclair, Upton, 528
Smith, Claude, 469, 483, 484
Smith, F. S. U., 471
Smith, Ferdinand, 436
Smith, George, 355
Sobeleski, Helen, 433, 470
Starkovich, George Tony, 274
Stack, Walter, 394, 434, 435
Stenhouse, John, 443-466 (testimony)
Stevens, John, 434
Stith, Ernest Paul, 512
Stone, John B., 556-558, 593
Stromberg, Yetta, 293, 300
Strong, Anna Louise, 403, 528
Stucker, Vivian, 485
Sullivan, James, 586, 590
Sunoo, Harold, 523
Sykes, Jay G., 302, 309, 312, 313, 327, 363-365, 379, 499
Taverniti, Helen, 374
Taylor, Fair. (_See_ Egroth, Fair Taylor.)
Telford, Kate, 466
Telford, Sam, 466
Thrasher, Elmer, 332
Ting, Chi Chio, 465
Trolson, Roy, 416
Urey, Harold, 590
Van Erman, Thomas J., 437
Van Lydegraf, Clayton, 471, 484, 566, 571
Van Veen, Sadie, 347
Vassiliev, B., 279, 280
Wakefield, Lowell, 349, 420, 514
Walker, Fred, 254-257, 259, 359
Walsh, Patrick, 433
Ward, Harry F., 581
Warren, Ward F., 586
Waybur, Bruce, 507, 553, 555, 556, 558, 559, 563
Westman, Hans Lenus Adolph, 495-499 (testimony), 514
Wheeler, Frances, 564
Wildman, Leonard Basil, 471, 521
Wildman, Muriel, 471
Williamson, John, 472
Winston, Henry, 567
Wright, Alexander, 593
Wright, Richard, 537
ORGANIZATIONS
Abraham Lincoln Brigade, 323, 472, 572
American Federation for Social Action, 581
American Federation of Musicians, Seattle: Local 76, 374
American Federation of Teachers, 375, 376
American Friends of the Chinese People, 582
American Fund for Public Service, 535
American League Against War and Fascism, 581
American League for Peace and Democracy, 579-582
Fourth National Congress, 574
American Newspaper Guild, 491
American Peace Mobilization, 535
American Youth Congress, 534
American Youth for Democracy, 541
Automobile Workers of America, United, 435
CIO, Political Action Committee, 504
California Labor School, 542
Cannery, Agricultural and Packinghouse Workers of America, United, 437
Cannery Workers Union, Seattle, 437
Central Labor Council, 396, 397
Civil Rights Congress, 477, 539
District of Columbia, 559
Washington State, 548, 584, 585
Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy, 582, 583
Commonwealth Builder Clubs, 397-399
Communist International, 352
Executive committee, 352-354
Communist Party, U. S. A.:
District of Columbia:
Community Club, 562
Newspaper Club, 559
Language groups: Finnish Federation, 293, 300
Northwest District (District 12), 483, 510
District Bureau, 358
Review Commission, 483, 484
Washington, State of:
Bellingham, 352
Bellamy Club, 354
Liberal Club, 353, 354
Bremerton: Victory Club, 377
King County: Negro and National Groups Commission, 415
Northwest Region, 326
Seattle:
Georgetown Club, 417
Hilltop Club, 439
Holly Park Branch, 388
Queen Anne Section, 439
Snohomish County, 512
Sultan Section 51, 326
Communist Political Association, 387-389
Ferry Boatmen’s Union of the Pacific, 392, 393, 395, 427
Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, 575
Friends of the Soviet Union, 357, 471
Frontier Films, 537
Industrial Workers of the World, 266, 268, 507, 599
Inland Boatmen’s Union of the Pacific, 396, 398, 427, 431, 469, 473
International Labor Defense, 255, 467, 539, 576, 578
International, Third (Comintern): Sixth World Congress, 260, 350
International Workers Order, 507, 598-601
Interracial Action Committee, 415
International Juridical Association, 537
Institute of Pacific Relations, 459-462
Ku Klux Klan, 356
Labor Youth League, 299
Lincoln Book Store, 448
Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union, International, 268, 414
Lumber Workers Union, National, 262
Machinists, International Association of, 311, 314, 315, 330, 365
Local 79, 441
Marine Cooks and Stewards, National Union of (of the Pacific),
393, 467
Marine Firemen, Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers Association, Pacific
Coast, 393
Marine Workers Industrial Union, 393, 406, 436, 437
Maritime Federation of the Pacific, 268, 393-396, 427
District Council, 393, 396
Medical Bureau and North American Committee To Aid Spanish
Democracy, 574
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, International Union of, 436, 563
National Committee To Defeat the Mundt Bill, 505, 506, 550-552,
555-558, 560, 563-565, 593
National Farmers Union, 530-533
National Federation for Constitutional Liberties, 538, 584
National Lawyers Guild, 507, 542, 549, 551, 552, 554-556, 563
National Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association, 469
National Maritime Union, 436, 437
National Negro Congress, 539
Office and Professional Workers of America, United, 436
Local 35, 480-484
Pacific Northwest Labor School (also known as Seattle Labor
School), 375, 520, 522, 523, 543-545, 548, 549
People’s Councils, 335-338
Presentation, Inc., 562, 563
Progressive Citizens of America, 592
Progressive Party, 592
Washington State, 505, 553
Red International of Labor Unions, 263, 265-267, 276, 393, 394
Robert Marshall Foundation, 524, 527, 531-535, 541-544, 547
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific, 393, 394, 470
Seamen’s Union of America, International, 267, 393
Seattle Labor School. (_See_ Pacific Northwest Labor School.)
Socialist Party of America, 353, 354
Socialist Workers Party, 389, 486, 487
Southern Negro Youth Congress, 541
Southern Conference for Human Welfare, 540, 541
Superior Print Shop, 561, 562
Trade Union Unity League, 262-267
Transport Workers Union of America, CIO, 482
Unemployed Citizens Leagues, 336-340, 359, 398
Unemployed Councils, 336, 338, 339
National Committee, 348
United Nations, 462
Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, 575
Washington Commonwealth Federation, 397-402, 404, 405, 407-413,
420, 426, 429, 474, 509, 510, 513, 517-519, 528, 529.
Washington Pension Union, 420-422, 429, 509-512, 514-520, 590
Woodworkers of America, International, 407, 432, 433, 466, 468
Workers School of New York, 256
Workers Alliance, 398, 601
Young Pioneers of America, 292-298
Young Communist League, 292, 299, 346, 354, 542
PUBLICATIONS
Daily People’s World, 535
Northwest edition, 468, 512, 548
Daily Worker, 535, 570
Federated Press, 535, 536, 556
How the Communist International Formulates at Present the
Problem of Organization, 279
Jerry O’Connell’s Montana Liberal, 503, 580
New World, 413, 468, 484, 523, 543
Twenty-one Conditions for Affiliation With the Communist
International, The, 264
Union Guardian, 523
United States Week, 541
Victory and After, 475
Voice of Action, 468
Young Worker, 346
FOOTNOTES:
[1] This is a reference to the United Electrical Radio and Machine
Workers of America.
[Transcriber's Note:
Obvious printer errors corrected silently.
Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.]