Word: curran
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...spokesman for Coughlin, Father Curran of Brooklyn, has taken up "the fight against the fight for freedom," continuing the "old Christian Front line...
Labor's representatives: A.F. of L. 's President William Green, C.I.O.'s President Philip Murray, John Lewis, pinko Sailor-man Joseph Curran; A.F. of L.'s John Coyne, John Frey, George Meany, Dan Tobin, Matthew Woll; C.I.O.'s R. J. Thomas, Emil Rieve, Julius Emspak...
...which they had contracts, its West Coast brother union struck several Pacific Coast ships tied up in New York harbor. Bad as it was, the strike could have been worse. Great majority of East Coast vessels are manned not by A.F. of L. seamen but sailors of pinko Joseph Curran's C.I.O. maritime union. Mr. Curran, who ceased being an isolationist when holy Russia was invaded by Germany, is now an advocate of all-out aid. Last week he kept his 40,000 East Coast seamen, who would also like bigger bonuses, at work...
...show Skipper Curran put on, the highlights were also rosy...
...longshoremen, now being investigated for deportation on the grounds that he was once a member of the Communist Party. Bridges rambled into the hall three days late, grinned happily amidst his welcome: confetti, dancing, hammerings, five minutes' yelling. N.M.U. had already gone on record against his deportation. Host Curran: "... a very distinguished citizen who has caused a great deal of concern in the National Association of Manufacturers...