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NEW YORK CITY a ne (ER S| SPA Seg Podidhe a SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: i COMMUNIST ACTIVITIES - a DALLAS FIELD DIVISION eX¥onenis Trade Union League headqicrters located at WHICH MADE 6/2,4,10/h2 CHARACTER Of CASE ae - 2h? Lexington Aveniie, PYG, where they occuny a four-story clu) house.!’oney for club house pledged by Mrs. F. D.AOOSEVELT and Lire. THJMASLANONT,NYC. Presented ague in 1930. 2OSe RCHNI ERMAN. President of League, serves as Secretary to New York State Department of Labor, apoointed in 1937. Other League officers serve as organizers and offi-~ cers in women's trade unions in NYC. Activities of League include assistance in organization of trade unions among women in business, educational classes in varied subjects, legislative lobbying and social activities, League publishes monthly bulletin of activities and bi-annual report, Reports reflect members contributing to League totalled 342 in 1940 and income was $4,000 annually. Names of officers set out. Sources of information contacted for information concerning New York Office of the Constitutional Money League, with negative results, - RUG - Report of Special Agent CED 2:-4 February 19, 1942, at New York City. /yo—/593S AT NEW YORK CITY: estes of that squad reflected a record of the’ Women's Trade Union League, 247 Lexington _ which reported in 1930, on January 17, @7.C MoS GO RAMON FAINT tt. OF UCR Or Fw Wine - . . . ~ —_wa NWlERNAL SECURITY = C- 32 “At the Alien Squad Peadquerters, 400 Broome Street, e CGRDED, DO NOT WRITE iF THESE SPACES ie