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Story August 1, 1933

The Daily Worker

Chicago, Cook County, Illinois

What is this article about?

In New York, a delegation of jobless Finnish seamen demands relief from the Finnish Consul, who refuses despite receiving funds, claiming he's broke. They plan a demonstration on August 12 at Whitehall and South Streets.

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Consul Refuses Aid To Jobless Seamen

NEW YORK. - Relief demands for jobless Finnish seamen in New York port were made yesterday to the Finnish Consul at 144 Battery Place by a delegation of seven led by the Waterfront Unemployed Council. The demands were refused by the Consul who, though he receives funds for the purpose, claimed he could not give relief because he "was broke."

The delegation, which included representatives from the Finnish Federation and the Marine Workers Industrial Union, stated that a demonstration of unemployed marine workers would be held Saturday, August 12 at Whitehall and South Streets, at 11 a.m. to demand relief.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune Justice

What keywords are associated?

Jobless Seamen Finnish Consul Relief Demands Unemployed Demonstration Labor Protest

What entities or persons were involved?

Finnish Consul Waterfront Unemployed Council Finnish Federation Marine Workers Industrial Union

Where did it happen?

New York Port, 144 Battery Place; Demonstration At Whitehall And South Streets

Story Details

Key Persons

Finnish Consul Waterfront Unemployed Council Finnish Federation Marine Workers Industrial Union

Location

New York Port, 144 Battery Place; Demonstration At Whitehall And South Streets

Event Date

Yesterday; Saturday, August 12

Story Details

Delegation demands relief for jobless Finnish seamen from Consul, who refuses; plan demonstration to demand aid.

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