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‘Those Alabama “Reds” in Action’ by Myra Page from The Daily Worker. Vol. 11 No. 107. May 4, 1934.

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Given that the area around Birmingham, Alabama has an almost unique combination of iron ore, coal, and limestone deposits, the three main ingredients in making steel, it was destined to become the industrial center of the South–and a place of intense class and racial conflict. The Labor Research Association’s Myra Page, who focused years of […]

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‘Those Alabama “Reds” in Action’ by Myra Page from The Daily Worker. Vol. 11 No. 107. May 4, 1934.

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‘Those Alabama “Reds” in Action’ by Myra Page from The Daily Worker. Vol. 11 No. 107. May 4, 1934.

‘Those Alabama “Reds” in Action’ by Myra Page from The Daily Worker. Vol. 11 No. 107. May 4, 1934.

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