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The NLCCR is comprised of about 5Q National
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regarding current activities, advised that the NLCCR is
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in about 50 civic organizations, including churches and
unions to join together under the name of National leadership ~
Conference on Civil Rights. The purpose of the organization,
according to the source, is to further civil rights on a
. federal or national scale by influencing national conventions
of the natiinal political parties and other national groups.
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DETAILS: This investigation is predicated upon
information received that members of the
Communist Party cP! have infiltrated the captioned
organization. Our investigation is directed solely toward
establishing the extent and the result of this infiltration,
The FBI is not investigating the legitimate activities of
this organization.-92v}92
For the purpose of brevity, the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored seoplehenceforth be referred to as the NAACP.92~!92 ~
The following organizations utilized in this
report have been designated by the Attorney General ofthe United States pursuant to Executive order lO45Q:9292*
7 CP
Communist Political Association CPA!
Civil Rights Congress CBC! Independent Socialist League ISL!
Jefferson School of Social Science JSSS!
Labor Youth League LYL! '
Socialist Workers Party SWP! 7
n -'*""1he !o1¬t0wing organizations and/or publications
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"Ihe New Zorh Iines," issue oi January 8, l95?,page 19, columns 3, # and 5, carried an article entitled
'N.A,A.C.P. Income Rises to Million." This article
reflects that the NAACP reported at its annual meeting on
January 7, 1957, that its income in the year 1956 wasmore than one million dollars and that the membeggfip
.~surpassed 350,0 0, both of these are records!V R A.. mcms, am__tam, iwéted that
it couldLnct be determined whether increased financial
support had come about despite bitter opposition to the
Association or because'of it. Last year, for the first
time the Association was attacked directly as an organized
body in state legal and legislative actions. Thus it was
crippled or_made_1nQperative.in Louisiana, Alabama, Texas,Georgia and Virginia. 92!92 --~- **
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NAACP had received at its headquarters the sum of
$682,906 from all sources in the year 1956. This sum
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,-~ 92 1: an -I~.+-:.-~'- "1gt, }i?;;3 THURGOOD RSHALL, Sgecial Counsel,»an;;hced ;qk¬ Tégi that in 1957 effort would be d rec e rd inte ratioi ze. ' ' in the Southern states. In the South, he explained thev 3; process would be one of steady progress.9292!92 -
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I gfBoard Chairman CHANNING T.ITOBIAS;/i:his r
greetings to the convention, noted that the membership
had increased as well as the income to the organization.Most significant was 480 of the Association's branches 92Jaand more than fifty per cent of its membership remain on!ithe front line of battle in the South. 92v*
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Under a subtitle of "Increased Militancy," the
article states that the convention adopted what appears
to be a more militant posture in the fight for Negrorights than at any time in the recent past. 92!92
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substantive resolution of the convention, the preamble of
which equated the popular concept of moderation withstagnation and declared; 92 ~92J92 ~
"Action is what we seek.....action to demolish
the whole Jim crow structure. Action to
assure forever the equality of rights and
- human dignity proclaimed in all the great
ethical political documents of humanity.
Action to end forever inequality of rightsgmon mankind of whatever race, of whatever
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evidence of the militant character of the NAACP convention
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At the convention, the Montgomery boycott
issue became a prime factor. The question confronting
the convention was not hat attitude to take toward the
Montgomery or the Tallahassee bus boycotts, These were
already in being, largely successful, and enjoying wide
public support. The question, as placed in the keynote
speech of THUBGOOD MARSHALL, was to make the st¢aret92al__ev&I;1é"E1¢3.f1i3i' 1315' te mmsistmoa$B E tit c be used in addit on to other means of retest.
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1. The boycott, a practically unanimous
movement, provided a graphic demonstration
of the all-class all-denominational,allzparty unity_of the Negro people in
ac on.
2. The unity had effectively underminedh |nthe contention of the White Citizens I;Council forces that the demand for inter gration'was fostered among Southern ll
Negroes by "outside agitators" bent ondestroying the "peaceful relations between
_. the races',in the interest of some
M alsged sinister "Communistic" objectives.
3. The movement had attracted to itself
the @nth usupport l the entire Negro pggple,L __ '7 **71______ 1* F-_**'
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phenomenal discipline of"¬Ee'b6'co srs
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part, though not all, of the_ answer to the prime questionfacing the Negro freedom movement. k!92 i
The article, under the title "The Ideas of
Dr. King," states that this pro received a remarkable H.contribution from Dr. MARTIN LUTI NG. L ** _,:_
the I9_13§s_Qms-=.isr-Imnrovement A_B§9_c_i_gt_ n. Dr. KING visited g
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leadership of t Montgomery Improvement Association in
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of all classes in Negro life sharing
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of the struggle for freedom. It urges
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in a general sense, but does not emphasize
the need for forging a special alliance
between the Negro people and the white
workers in order to achieve the particular
as hell as the common aims of both in a
Joint struggle against an identical foe,
monopolized big business and the plantation
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people themselves in the battle for
equality. . 92
6. It places the American Negro liberation
movement within the framework of
contemporary_colonial revolutionary, _
upsurge and draws inspiration and precept
from thé example of India and GANDHI.
7. It draws heavily upon the bourgeouis-
a. .~paci£ist92interprebati0n¢Qf the redemptive
power of idealistic "love as the .
regulating_ideal. _ -
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the article states that it was against the background of
this philosophy, then, that Reverend KING placed before
the NAACP convention the challenge of adopting the method
of non-violent resistance as a mass technique in the
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struggle for Negro rights. gs question of what action
should be taken was put in a resolution which indicated
that even though the NAACP has examined to some extent
the effectiveness of the passive non-violent resistance
on a local level, the "AACP i not read to t e a
position on this as a national project.The convention action in postgonghg decision
on non-violent passive resistance registered the fact
that, on this issue, the roupings which mags u:_the;moremB1 "upper an in¥%Qg;g%ng%g§ipn. 92 s unlikely, however,according to e ar 1c e, thht the Association will be
able to maintain this posture of indecision for veryibng.
. The prospects of affirmative action on the resolution
will depend, among other factors, on the steady increase
in the Association of the influence of the more militant
forces merging in the Southern struggle and of thetrade-union spokesmen of the working class. 9292Jk
The article also treats "Labor and the NAACP"i as a titli and the viewpoint of labor was most
fistrikingl presented at the convention in an address by
7/ A.PHII.3r__~§a.1-m1>oLPI-1, Vice President of AR];--CI§Q__an§President of the_Sle'§1ngfCar"?6rters."In the followingtermsT'he pointed_t:jthe most urgent unfinished businesson lahqgr s Hp; . = 2 -£1 , _
"Obviously, the development of a strong and
aggressive movement in the South, embracing
black and white workers; is the key to the .
transition of control of Southern economy,
state and local politics and governments from
the weak and palsied hands of a rural, semi-_
feudalistic sharecropper and tenant farming
F economy, the breeding ground of Ku Kluxism,
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woveme t"It must remain aocomsma _ .. ,Parf?'T6!E¬s In the . we '
tend to l ' ' s he
fight _or Negro rights in_the regent gEL¢QIOmerger. Thefact' s ¬hat*in"many areas our
forces did not see the realistic opportunity
and did not press for the election of one
Negro to an AFL-CIO presidency, not to speak
of two. There was a tendency to underestimate
the readiness of the white membership of local -
unions to struggle for Negro rights and
therefore to see the placing of the demands
of the Negro people in connection with the
merger as a divisive rather than a uniting
factor, Ehislropresented_a~BiEh§_QQPQrtunist
» - w. weakness which ersists in bar Ne ro work and- must be elemi*n§1:_eii__a.£i je ssme'E§me hgje
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Industry Committees," states that the participation of
these trade unionists in the convention underscores the
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of the_ioca1_branches of_thegHAAQP. These committeespr0 ity Mhran e~ *nd the " " *" "t. In a number of areas,' ~
they have spearheaded important membership growth of the
branches and strengthened the militant, mass character
of their activities.
In some instances, leaders of the labor-
industry comittees, by their good work in building the
Association and winning for it the active support of the
trade unions, have been entrusted with decisive positions
of leadership in the NAAOP branches as a whole. By
bui1ding'these committees is the practical way of carrying
into life the leading role and special initiative of theNegro workers in the Negro liberation movement.[92A92
Under "Civil Liberties," the article treats
the anti-Communist resolution passed at the convention
as the strongest adopted since the original one wasintroduced at the 1950 Boston convention. 9292Jk
"Undoubtedly, in the view of the top national
leadership of the Association, the resolution
was also seen as a means of clearing their '
skirts of NAACP in face of the mud-s nging_~:rcampaign nr.thefwhite citizens counciis...... 92vA
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important landmark in the historic struggles of the Negro
people for freedom. Its deliberationsand resolutions provide:
the basis for furthering the militant unity of the
Negro people, their alliance with the working class and9292the speedy end of the hated Jim Crow system.92u92 C V
STATE AND LOCAL
There follows hereafter a summary of the
efforts of the CP, USA, to infiltrate the NAACP. This
information is being submitted geographically by statesand territories.929292 r
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" The Jewish Fraternalist" dated October, 1947,
selt-identified as the ottioial publication of the Jewish-
People's Fraternal order arro! of the International Uorkers
Order IIIO!, on page 6, oont-ained an artiole shioh reflected
that the ma Lazarus Division BL-D! or the JPFO was to hold t
its first national eonvention in New York city on lIov'enber,15 ~
and 16, l9ll7, after having been first established at a NationalUonen's Gonterenoe called three years prev1{923s921y.by the JPIO. '-
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the J?Ii'O which tool: plaoe in New York city on January 20 .
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in an etorial, T-eterz-ed to the "Hernia; Friiheit as aJeiishélanguage communist rqer.
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_ The 1942 report of the Sub-committee
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of New York, New York, new York §tates Legislature, Repp-Condor; Cggmitteej page 170, states as followsconcerning t e ; 9292'%9292 .
flThe history of the Communist movement
in the New York City school system is primarily the
history of the so-called Teachers Union of the City
of New York, formerly Local 5 of the American Federa-
tion of Teachers, a national trade union affiliated
with the American Federation of labor and of its
subsidiary, the College Teachers Union, formerly
Local 537 of the American Federation of Teachers,
which was founded by Local 5 in 1938. In the
following pages we trace machinations of the Comunists
in Locals 5 and 537, showing how they began in '
Local 5 in a small way in the 1920's, grew,
precipitated internal strife within the organization
and finally brought affairs to such a pass that the
founders and leaders of the union could tolerate the
situation no longer and withdrew in 1935, leaving theCommunists in copleteaccntrol- 92__;9292 T
Thereafter, the union was used solely
as a vehicle for Party line propaganda, and revolution-
ary agitation, until, as a result of the labors of
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revelation of this Committee, the members of the
AFT revoked the charters of Local 5 and 537 in
19#l by referendum, on the ground that these locals
were under the control of the Comunist Party and
had consistently engaged in practices inimical todemocracy." "
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1953, Page 2, column 5, noted that the New York TU
"acting in accordance with a joint membership and special
delegates meeting of February 8 953!" had announced
it would henceforth be an independent organization of
teachers and ha ended its affiliation with the United
Public Workers.
. The "Directory of National and Internation-
al Labor Unions in the United States, 1955" pages 3 and
H, reflects that the United Public Workers of America
was one of ll unions expelled tram the GIU on charges
. and Communist dominati0n;~ According to this pamphlet,
the United Public Workers of America was expelled onMarch 1, 1950, and disbanded in February, 1953. 92_!9292
BELLA V. DODD, former Legislative Director
of the TU from 1936 to 1544, and who left this position
to become Legislative Director of the New York State
Comunist Party, makes th following characterization
of the TU in her book "School of Darkness," page loo:
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at the direction of the Communist Party she remained
on the top Communist Committee of the TU. Miss DODDwas expelled from the Communist Party in June, 1949. 92u$92
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Local 5 American Federation of Teachers! of the
American Federation of Labor and Local 5 5 State,County, and Municipal Workers of America§ UnitedPublic Workers of America! of the CIO. L 92" 92
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un a e letter captioned, westchester Citizens
for Justice," 278 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers, New York. This
letter reflected that the WCJ was established in an effort
to rid westohester county of discrimination and alleged police
brutality toward Negroes. The letter listed BEATRICE MLWE,Mamroneck, New York, as Executive Secretary of the group. 92u!%2-
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October 25, 1952, contained an article stating that a
delegation of 26 persons representing the WCJ filed in
Governor DEWEY'S office yesterday a petition asking a
special Grand Jury investigation of law enforcement agencies
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qualified Negro to the Westchester District Attorney's Office. 92i/92
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an article concerning the creation of the YSL, which pointed
out that at a unity convention occurring February 12-lh,
1954, at Labor Action Hall, New York City, a merger -
occurred between the Young People's Socialist League YPSL!
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cooperation with the ISL towards similar objectives, although
each major issue given mutual consideration is decided upon .
by these organizations individually. The YSL serves as an
apprenticeship for the ISL, but ISL selection of members
trom YSL ranks is made on an individual and personal basis.
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' The Tri-State Defender} a newspaper published in
Memphis, Tennessee_for the Negro people, contained in the issue of March 2;
1957 on Page I6"an item captione NAACP Locals Urged to Adopt One." This-article reflects that GLOSTER-T'%hRENT, NAACQ Director_of Branches, had
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.ro~r- ~i The March n, 1957 issue of the Press-Scimitar, e aeiir-*
newspaper of general circulation in Memphis, reported on the above 1
appearance of JACKIE ROBINSON at a Memphis NAACP meeting. The
article reflected that there were 3000 peeple at the meeting at -
the Mason Temple in Memphis. The article indicated that Dr J E. '-ffhixaa, President or the Tri-State Bank or Memphis aha chairmen??-
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article indicated that Dr. WALKER was one of four Memphis life _'members. _ J _ 0, _ h. »t - -H;-, _,¢,,J;= FQ
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- The article quoted JACKIE ROBINSON as urging the mem-bers to "do everything short of violence to obtain our rights as
citizens." ROBINSON also noted there are 180,000 Negroes inMemphis and the goal ot_5000 members in t e NAaCP was not veryip _ogood..- §~-*;¬ » ;_.;:~_1-j, C"; 92;~ .;t;;p',# »Y if]-»" "e e 1 g -.~r= ~e¢- -4&4! ,@ ~e _ ...- -- -
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Church, Memphis, took over and organized a system whereby all filedi
past tables t0c0ntribute and that $4000 was-raised. II - '
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Memphis by and for the Negro people, in the March 6, 1957 issué ;~reported that in addition tooth ahovejheiroiiowihg appeared odiiiiiithis program: Reerend HENRY ChznUNTDH»'Reverend S.A?rOWEN Bishbn
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issue reported that Federal Judge WILLIAM E. MILLER had taken - '
under advisement the Nashville School Board's proposal for grad-_
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1956 issue reported that the Shelby County, Tennessee Delegation
to the January 1957 State Legislature would propose legislation
to require the NAACP to "bare its treasury sources and member-
ship rolls in the stae." The article indicated that the bill
was expected to receive strong support throughout the state and
would require the NAACP in order to do business in Tennessee to
file a list of members, disclose sources of all revenue and - * A
appoint an agent for the service of process in each grand division.
of the state. The article indicated that although the proposed bill
would be directed at the NAACP, that that organization uould_ - A_ -
probably not be mentioned at the legis1ation.'~,tll ' f A _
The Commercial Appeal in the December 27"l 56 ssue, Jthe above matter, stated that Reverend J&§¢2GHliMETT,President of the Tennessee Branch of_the NAAC£,_ hope enough
good judgment and reason will prevail in the egislature so that
a fight won't be naed." The article stated that the NAACP, accord-
ing to GRIMMETT, would meet in January to decide on a policy in this
matteri,§4, -.h»..# ;_' » la~~_es,,.¢w,~@,_ '~'";'1L-"-.': .-;.i.
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a daily Paper of general circulation published in Nashville, stated
"the state president of NAACP termed grade-at-a-time desegregation
'pro¢rastinati0n' yesterday but said the organization has not de-~I
cided if it will take further action in Nashville's school deseg-
regation lawsuit." The article further stated that Reverend J.F." '0
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Supreme Cosrt,P ,$he article also quoted Z;_ALEXANDER LOOBY as,*g;;stating he did not ._1cnow_ whether. or. 'not -_*the';'. decis 19r'_1'.___w9_ul<!___he,. ' 1 1 -1 i
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stated was aimed at the NAACP and would outlaw_barratry,which it 1
defined as stirring up litigation. The article indicated that.
any corporation convicted of the offense of barratry would be '
subject to a $10,000 fine and lawyers so convicted could be dis- .
barred., It indicated that the other "anti-NAACP bill" was the one
designed to force the organization,to disclose its members andsources of revenue. ,.* -5} - _=f*_; = _f ]_} .;f:.f; __; 1 - 1 .. , :1-' - '* s 92 lg a P 1H___~;»»I' .4-__A_- hi-,'.-L ;._p . V fr. -la. - r V. l . I"'*Wv ..c The Nashville B er in the March 12, 1957 issue re- *ported that q9!§£no£_§gNK4§2£MENT had signed the above anti-NAACP
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