American Labor and the Cold War: Grassroots Politics and Postwar Political Culture

Table of contents

• American Labor and the Cold War *
• Title Page *
• Contents v
• List of Abbreviations vii
• List of Illustrations ix
• Acknowledgements xi
• American Labor and the Cold War *
• Introduction 1
• Notes *
• Labor and the Cold War - The Legacy of Mccarthyism 7
• Notes *
• Uncivil War - An Oral History of Labor, Communism, and Community in Schenectady, New York, 1944–1954 25
• Notes *
• Mixed Melody - Anticommunism and the United Packinghouse Workers in California Agriculture, 1954–1961 58
• Notes *
• The United Packinghouse Workers of America, Civil Rights, and the Communist Party in Chicago 72
• Notes *
• An Anarchist with a Program - East Coast Shipyard Workers, the Labor Left, and the Origins of Cold War Unionism 85
• Notes 109
• The Battle for Standard Coil - The United Electrical Workers, the Community Service Organization, and the Catholic Church in Latino East Los Angeles 118
• Notes *
• Popular Anticommunism and the Ue in Evansville, Indiana 141
• Notes - Notes 151
• A Stern Struggle - Catholic Activism and San Francisco Labor, 1934–1958 154
• Notes - Notes 171
• Memories of the Red Decade - Huac Investigations in Maryland 177
• Notes *
• Negotiating Cold War Politics - The Washington Pension Union and the Labor Left in the 1940s and 1950s 190
• Notes *
• The Lost World of United States Labor Education - Curricula at East and West Coast Communist Schools, 1944–1957 205
• Notes *
• Operation Dixie, the Red Scare, and the Defeat of Southern Labor Organizing 216
• Notes *
• A Dangerous Demagogue - Containing the Influence of the Mexican Labor-Left and Its United States Allies 245
• Notes *
• Contributors 277
• Index 281

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