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Domestic News July 19, 1929

The Daily Worker

Chicago, Cook County, Illinois

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N.Y. District units solidly back Central Committee's disciplinary actions against splitters, including expulsion of Jay Lovestone, with overwhelming endorsements from various units and letters from section secretaries.

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N. Y. District Units Solidly Behind Central Committee in War On Splitters.

Resolutions endorsing the disciplinary measures taken by the Central Committee in line with the decisions of the Sixth World Congress, the Open Letter to the Convention and the Address to the membership were overwhelmingly supported at discussion meetings of Unit 2A, I.L.G.W.U.; Yonkers Unit; Mt. Vernon Unit; Brownsville International Branch, Section 8 and the Finnish Unit.

Unreserved endorsement of the expulsion of Jay Lovestone from the Party was pledged in letters from P. Bozuroch, South Slavic Section Secretary, and Joseph Prokov, of St. Louis, who welcomes the Party enlightenment campaign as a means to help "turn the face of the Party squarely towards the sharpening class struggles."

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Party Resolutions Lovestone Expulsion Central Committee N Y District Class Struggles

What entities or persons were involved?

Jay Lovestone P. Bozuroch Joseph Prokov

Where did it happen?

N. Y. District

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

N. Y. District

Key Persons

Jay Lovestone P. Bozuroch Joseph Prokov

Outcome

unreserved endorsement of the expulsion of jay lovestone from the party; overwhelming support for resolutions endorsing disciplinary measures by the central committee

Event Details

Resolutions endorsing the disciplinary measures taken by the Central Committee in line with the decisions of the Sixth World Congress, the Open Letter to the Convention and the Address to the membership were overwhelmingly supported at discussion meetings of Unit 2A, I.L.G.W.U.; Yonkers Unit; Mt. Vernon Unit; Brownsville International Branch, Section 8 and the Finnish Unit. Unreserved endorsement of the expulsion of Jay Lovestone from the Party was pledged in letters from P. Bozuroch, South Slavic Section Secretary, and Joseph Prokov, of St. Louis, who welcomes the Party enlightenment campaign as a means to help "turn the face of the Party squarely towards the sharpening class struggles."

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