New Hampshire history marker for communist draws GOP anger
CONCORD, N.H.
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CONCORD, N.H.
Two members of New Hampshire's Executive Council are calling for the removal of a historical marker, saying they're appalled by a decision to commemorate a woman who was a staunch member of the Communist Party.
A “rebel girl” born in Concord was honored Monday in a ceremonial dedication as one of the city’s most influential and historical people, places and events.Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, born in Concord in 1890, was known nationally as a labor leader, civil...
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