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Washington State and Pacific Northwest History Blood In The Water "A history of District Lodge 751 of the International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers" by John McCann Published in...
Burt Nelson
Burt Nelson was born in 1910. His mother was a school teacher, his father a bricklayer, in Wichita, Kansas. Burt's mother died in 1919 and the family came to Seattle...
Marion Kinney
Marion Kinney joined the CPUSA in 1937. During the 40s, she was an officer of the Newspaper Guild Auxilary and also belonged to IAM Local #751. She worked at Boeing...
Henry P. ‘Heine’ Huff
Henry P. "Heine" Huff joined the Wobblies (IWW) in 1917, saw and learned from the Centralia conspiracy struggle while working as a railroad switchman, and joined the Communist Party on...
Earl George
It all began for Earl George on February 9, 1894. He was born into a working class family in Denver, Colorado. His father was a laborer and bartender. Earl's participation...