Child of the Sit-Downs_ The Revolutionary Life of Genora Dollinger - Carlton Jackson [131]
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The American Socialist
Bowling Green Daily News
Detroit Evening News
Detroit Free Press
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In These Our Times
Los Angeles Times
The Militant
New York Times
Park City (Ky.) Daily News
Searchlight (UAW Local 659)
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Diehl-Taylor, Christiane. “Partners in the Struggle: The Role of Women’s Auxiliaries and Brigades in the 1934 Minneapolis Truck Drivers Strikes and the 1936/37 Flint General Motors Sit-Down Strike.” Research paper, University of Minnesota, 1990.
Hassett, Janice. “Never Again Just a Woman: Women of the Auxiliary and Emergency Brigade in the General Motors Sit-Down Strike of 1937.” Senior thesis, Mills College, 1994.
Yeghissian, Patricia. “Women’s Emergency Brigade: Flint Sit-Down Strike of 1936–37.” Senior honors thesis, University of Michigan, 1974.
Index
Absent Without Leave (AWOL), 75, 83
Acapulco, Mexico, 101, 102
Adult Educational Program, Los Angeles, 109
Addes, George F., 145
Adirondacks, 45
African Americans, 62, 98, 107, 129, 137, 163
Aisle Way caucus, 59, 66
Albert Champion (AC) Factory, 3, 5
Albro, Barbara (Genora’s sister), 5, 41, 52, 53, 83
Albro, Beatrice (Genora’s sister), 5, 41, 69, 83
Albro, Jarvis (Genora’s brother), 5, 20, 83
Albro, Jarvis (Genora’s grandfather), 3
Albro, Lora (Genora’s mother), 3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 41, 60, 61, 118, 131, 137; on attack on Genora and Sol, 69–70; her death, 74
Albro, Raymond, (Genora’s father), 3, 4, 23; death of, 82, 83; reaction to Genora’s marriage, 8, 54; relationship with family, 5, 6, 41, 42, 61, 83, 118, 156, 177n20
Allende, Salvador, 112, 113
Alzheimer disease, 150
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 100, 102–7, 109, 163
“American” English, 138
American Federation of Labor, 9, 32, 93
American Guardian, 10
American Revolution, 4, 87
The American Socialist, 70, 91
American Socialist Club (ASC), 91, 93
Ameringer, Oscar, 10, 169n29
Amsterdam, 124, 137
Ann Arbor, Michigan, 26; and Labor History Project, 130
Anthony, Susan B., 131
Antioch Baptist Church (Flint), 80
The Appeal to Reason, 49
Arnow, Harriett, 61
Ash, Vida, 64
Attorney General, U.S., 80
Baggett, Viola, 25
Bahaism, 12
Barbour, Al, 103
Barringer, John, 36
Barrow, Clyde, 15
Battle of Bull’s Run, 20, 25, 35, 120; significance of, 21, 22, 24, 30, 34, 119, 141, 172n27
The Battle of the Running Bulls, 20
Bauman, Winifred (Winnie), 52
Beard, Charles, 85
Becker, Frieda, 112, 113
Becker, Harry, 112
Bedayn, Janice Hassett, 154
Bellamy, Edward, 169n29
Bellamy, “Sister,” 64
Bergman, Walter, 16, 27, 106
Besson, Nellie, 23, 129, 134, 140
Bieber, Owen, 140, 149; meeting Genora, 146
Bishop, Merlin, 30
Black Panthers, 109
“Black Tuesday,” 15
Bloom, Melvyn, 154
Bolshevism, 41, 56
Bowling Green, Ohio, 7
Bradley, Thomas, 139
Braverman, Harry, 92
Briggs Manufacturing, 58, 61, 63–68, 70, 72, 74, 85, 93, 157; anti-labor views of, 59; court opinion against, 72
Britannica Company, 94, 104
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), 128
Brooke, Edward W., 123
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, 9
Buddha, 12
Budd Wheel, 57, 60, 72
Buick, 36, 47, 82
Burkharts Textile Firm, 72
Bush, George H. W., 139
Butler, Patricia, 154
Butler, Raymond, 188n6
Café Metropole, 45
California, 94, 95, 105, 106, 111, 112, 114, 153, 160; Advisory councils of, 109, 116
Camden Women’s Auxiliary (New Jersey), 45
Canada, 43
Cannon, James P., 49, 50, 86, 89, 161
Capitalism, 13, 40, 48, 65, 72, 73, 76, 121
Carney, William, 33
Castro, Fidel, 92, 100
Central America, 139
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 78, 95, 113
Centrist characteristics of voters, 78
Chafe, William H., 67
Chaplin, Charlie, 23
Chapman, Inez, 23
Chevrolet, 31, 37, 94, 149; and women workers, 84
Chevrolet Avenue (Flint), 16, 37
Chevrolet Gear and Axle, 5
Chicago, Illinois, 91, 98
Children’s Picket Line, 142
Chile, 112
China, 86, 89, 137
Christensen, Bert, 75
Chrysler Motor Company, 58, 59