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F.B.I. Office Memorandum discussing the possibilities of Communist Party members in New Jersey's Jewish Chicken Farming Community--June 25, 1951. . Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T30C4XCH

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TitleF.B.I. Office Memorandum discussing the possibilities of Communist Party members in New Jersey's Jewish Chicken Farming Community--June 25, 1951.
NameFederal Bureau of Investigation, Jewish Community Center, Toms River, White Oak Poultrymens Co-operative, Toms River, Federal Egg Producers Co-operative, FEPCO, FLF Farmers Union Co-operative, West Farms Jewish Community Center, Farmingdale, White Oak Grange League Federation Service,
Date Created1951
SubjectBlue collar workers, Farmers, Immigrants, Working class, Agriculture, Communism, Communist Party, Informants, Observation, Federal Bureau of Investigation, F.B.I., FBI, New Jersey, New Jersey--Toms River Region, New Jersey--Toms River, New Jersey--Lakewood, New Jersey--Farmingdale
DescriptionThis F.B.I. memo discusses the information given by an unnamed informant regarding possible Communist Party activity in the Farmingdale, Lakewood and Toms River areas of New Jersey. The memo describes the ways community organizations such as the Jewish Community Center of Toms River could possibly have been havens for "CP" affiliates and the possibility of ample farmland being used to physically hide people. The memo also includes a list of Monmouth and Ocean County residents and officials who were contacted and asked to act as informants.
Genrereports
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T30C4XCH
LanguageEnglish
CollectionRutgers University Libraries Special Collections General Resources
Organization NameRutgers University. Libraries. Special Collections and University Archives
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