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July 19, 1932
The Daily Worker
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
What is this article about?
In Birmingham, Ala., on July 17, the 'American Reds,' a fascist group backed by steel barons and led by informants, launches a campaign against the local Communist Party, exploiting workers' militancy with anti-Negro, super-patriotic rhetoric and stickers.
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"The American Reds" New Fascist Outfit in Birmingham, Ala.
(By a Worker Correspondent)
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 17—The "American Reds," led by stool pigeon elements and subsidized by the steel barons of Birmingham, are carrying on a campaign against the Communist Party in Birmingham. The American Reds are a super-patriotic, anti-Negro, war mongering lot who are trying to utilize the militant spirit of the Birmingham workers and their support of the Communists by taking on the name of the "American Reds"
They are putting up stickers ordering the Communist to
(By a Worker Correspondent)
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 17—The "American Reds," led by stool pigeon elements and subsidized by the steel barons of Birmingham, are carrying on a campaign against the Communist Party in Birmingham. The American Reds are a super-patriotic, anti-Negro, war mongering lot who are trying to utilize the militant spirit of the Birmingham workers and their support of the Communists by taking on the name of the "American Reds"
They are putting up stickers ordering the Communist to
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
Deception Fraud
What themes does it cover?
Deception
What keywords are associated?
American Reds
Fascist Outfit
Birmingham
Communist Party
Steel Barons
Stool Pigeons
Where did it happen?
Birmingham, Ala.
Story Details
Location
Birmingham, Ala.
Event Date
July 17
Story Details
The 'American Reds,' a super-patriotic, anti-Negro, war-mongering group led by stool pigeon elements and subsidized by Birmingham steel barons, campaigns against the Communist Party by utilizing workers' militant spirit and adopting the name 'American Reds.' They put up stickers ordering the Communist to [text cuts off].