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To: AnimalLover
The following article was printed just below that
above:


Date: MARCH 29, 1947

Article: CIO Denies Red Charges

Detroit, Mar. 29 (AP)

Top leaders of the CIO United Auto Workers took sharp issue today with Michigan Governor Kim Sigler’s testimony that the communist party has gained “absolute control
of certain unions.”

Sigler’s remarks yesterday before the house committee on un-American activities were
described by UAW President Walter P. Reuther as part of the current all-out drive which organized reaction has launched against labor and liberal forces in this country.”

Vice President R. J. Thomas and Secretary Treasurer George F. Addes, two of the three
UAW high officials who Sigler testified were “captives of the communist party in the
United States,” had quick denials to the charges.

Addes, who said he spoke for both, called the republican governor’s statement a “falsehood” which apparently was obtained from “poisoned sources.”


2 posted on 09/15/2003 7:19:45 PM PDT by AnimalLover
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To: AnimalLover
Now they just call themselves Democrats.

Making matters worse is the fact that the Republican Party just lets the deception continue without calling any attention to it by the voters. That has to stop.
3 posted on 09/15/2003 7:34:19 PM PDT by 11B3 (Two choices: Republican or Communist. You know it's true.)
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To: AZ GRAMMY
Interesting.
5 posted on 09/15/2003 7:55:30 PM PDT by c-b 1
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To: AnimalLover
The scores of Commies in The US congress now label themselves "SOCIALIST PARTY" and their goal is still the same,hate America.
6 posted on 09/15/2003 8:02:47 PM PDT by Uncle George
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