Washington Area Spark:
William "Bill" Lawrence: 1930
Washington Area Spark:
Young Communist Arrested at White House: 1930 # 1
Washington Area Spark:
Blacks, Whites Protest Job Losses: 1930 No. 2
Washington Area Spark:
‘Save Euel Lee’ demonstration: 1933
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Euel Lee’s legal team: 1933
Washington Area Spark:
May Day soapbox speaker # 1: 1935
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May Day soapbox speaker # 2: 1935
Washington Area Spark:
Baltimore Union Leader Patrick B. “Paddy” Whalen: 1938 ca.
Washington Area Spark:
Crab Pickers Union Meeting in Crisfield: 1938
Washington Area Spark:
Edward Felder Urges Police Chief’s Firing During Brutality Protests: 1938
Washington Area Spark:
DC ‘Un-American Activities’ 1939
Washington Area Spark:
Martin Chancey, head of the D.C. Communist Party: 1939
Washington Area Spark:
Navy Yard Worker: 1939
Washington Area Spark:
Maryland communist defies HUAC: 1940
Washington Area Spark:
Md. communist refuses to answer HUAC questions: 1940
Washington Area Spark:
Md.-D.C. communist leaders before HUAC: 1940
Washington Area Spark:
Howard University Professor Doxey Wilkerson: 1940 ca.
Washington Area Spark:
End Unemployment Day: 1940
Washington Area Spark:
Chancey testifies for tax on big business profits: 1941
Washington Area Spark:
Communist Party denounces police brutality: 1941
Washington Area Spark:
Thousands rally for Capital Transit Jobs: 1943
Washington Area Spark:
Newspaper ad seeks Communist Party applicants: 1944
Washington Area Spark:
First WAC after D-Day later blacklisted as communist: 1944
Washington Area Spark:
Marie Richardson at Home at Her Desk
Washington Area Spark:
William Taylor D.C. Communist leader 1946-49: 1948
Washington Area Spark:
D.C. May Day Rally flyer: 1948
Washington Area Spark:
Congress names names as Red Scare deepens: 1948
Washington Area Spark:
Daily Worker on U.S. communist leaders' arrest: 1948
Washington Area Spark:
Henry Thomas, radical laborers’ union leader: 1949
Washington Area Spark:
Former communist Thomas bares all before HUAC: 1950
