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tae pow mrt bons », 1 * o . a ee . ‘ i . aly pare Bh agp et Ce ; is ae MO! advised that the subject spoke at a meeting of the Pc on —_— New Haven, Connecticute JOHN MARSALKA, acting as chairman introduced the various state candidates, The *, SIMs, "s : NH 100-8032 (" x ITI. ALL OMER ACTIVITIES OF TIE SUBJECT INDICATING FURTHERANCE OF THE SUBVERSIVE ORGANIZATIONS WITH WHICH THE SUBJECT IS ASSUCTATED. Ae Peoples Party of Connecticut On October 16, 1950 New Bavan Confidential Informants iP ana SP eevi 02 that the Peoples Party of Connecticut is dominated and controlled by the Communist Party in Connecticute New Haven Confidentisl Informant Gihadvises that the subject was a - candidate for Secretary of State in Connecticut on the Progressive Party ticket as of August 3 198 The informant advised that the Progressive Party referred to was the Peoples Party of Connecticute Hew Haven Confidential Informant OB savises that the subject was named — the new chairman of the Peoples Party of Connecticut at a meeting of the PPC on September 29, 1951s o)D New Haven Confidential Informant QPavised that the subject attended a meeting of the third party state convention on June 26, 1918 at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, Connecticuts Revise that the subject was the principal speaker and discussed red-baiting® st a al rally of the PPC on ae =: was held at New Haven, Connecticute The subject discussed her trip to Italy and stated that many people should compare the United States with Soviet Russia. The informant advised that the subject was asked the question, “How are Civil Liberties in Russia?" and that her answer was that during her satay in Russia she was treated “with open arms" and that being a Negro made no difference in Russias informant did not give the text of the subject's speeche Wew Haven Confidential Informant advised that the subject spoke hairman of the PPC at a meetihg of the PPC on Ce <* errant Bridgeport, Connecticute The informant not borane the text of the subject's speeches ZL _CANFIITIAL