Alabama

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J. A. Gann

The July 23 Talladega dispatch individually identifies him among four Samoset Cotton Mill union men already he...

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Lindsay Gladwell

Lester Carter identifies Lindsay Gladwell as the younger brother of Odell Gladwell, called Texas Slim, among t...

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Odell Gladwell

Lester Carter identifies the white train witness called Texas Slim as Odell Gladwell and names Lindsay Gladwel...

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John Gleason (Scottsboro witness, 1931)

Lester Carter names John Gleason of Georgia among the white train witnesses confined in Scottsboro during the...

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L. Goodwin

L. Goodwin was a Black worker arrested at a May Day meeting in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1933 after trying to pr...

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Ned Goodwin

Ned Goodwin spent time in jail following Birmingham’s 1933 May Day repression, Kelley reports.

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James Gray

Released

James Gray was a Black sharecropper jailed after the July 1931 attack on the Share Croppers' Union at Camp Hil...

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Thomas Gray

Released

Thomas Gray was a Black sharecropper jailed after the July 1931 attack on the Share Croppers' Union at Camp Hi...

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Tommy Gray

Released

Tommy Gray was an Alabama sharecropper and brother of Ralph Gray, killed during the Camp Hill repression. The...

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Greathouse

Released

Greathouse, whose given name is not supplied, was one of four sharecroppers reported released from Dadeville j...

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Arthur Green

Kelley identifies Arthur Green as a Black Communist jailed in Birmingham in 1934 for possessing labor circular...

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Bollen Green

Bollen Green was a Black Republic Steel blast-furnace striker in Birmingham. A June 6 dispatch reports that he...

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William Gribb

Released

William Gribb was a Black sharecropper jailed at Dadeville, Alabama, after the July 1931 Camp Hill repression...

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S. H. Dalrymple

S. H. Dalrymple was international president of the United Rubber Workers. The Gadsden report states that he wa...

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J. H. Powell

J. H. Powell was arrested in Bessemer, Alabama after a bombing at a deputy’s home amid the miners’ strike, acc...

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R. F. Hall

Named with Robert Wood as a Birmingham Downs Ordinance defendant whose trial was postponed again on September...

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Raymond Harris

Raymond Harris was a Black worker sentenced under Birmingham’s Downs literature law. Page 3 reports a six-mont...

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Willie Joe Hart

Released

Willie Joe Hart was a seventeen-year-old Black UCAPAWA-CIO volunteer organizer in Tallapoosa County, Alabama,...

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J. W. Hayes

Released

The Rev. J. W. Hayes was a Birmingham movement minister and one of the eight petitioners in Walker v. City of...

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Lincoln Heard

Released

Named among the Atmore prisoners falsely indicted alongside Johnny Imani Harris in the killing of a guard duri...

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Henderson (Birmingham ILD picnic, 1934)

Henderson, whose first name is not supplied, was a Black worker arrested with Robert Washington at an Internat...

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William Holloway

Page 2's continuation of the Birmingham iron-ore strike report individually names Joe Evans, Ben Winston and W...

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Taft Holmes

Released

Taft Holmes was a Black sharecropper and member of the Share Croppers’ Union near Camp Hill, Alabama. He joine...

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Will Hosea

Will Hosea was a Black participant arrested in the October 22, 1933 police raid on an interracial unemployment...