Shipman, Charles
Biographical Note
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1895 August 10:
Born Charles Francis Phillips in New York City -
1913 -1914 :Attends Columbia University Extension classes -
1914 -1917 :Attends Columbia School of Journalism -
1915 December:
Participates in Ford Peace Expedition as Observer -
1917:
Organizing Secretary of the Collegiate Anti-Militarism League -
1918 March:
Travels to Mexico to begin work for Communist Party -
1919:
Travels to Spain with Communist agent Mikhail Markovich Borodin under the name Jesus Ramirez -
1920:
Delegate to the 2nd Communist International Congress Returns to Mexico, working under the name Manuel Gomez -
1921:
Returns to United States, settling in Chicago -
1923 -1928 :Secretary, All-America Anti-Imperialist League -
1927:
Moves to New York City -
1928:
Delegate to the 6th Communist International Congress -
1930 -1934 :Works as journalist and editor at several newspapers, including the Wall Street News, Wall Street Journal, and New York Post -
1937 -1948 :Works at Standard and Poor's
From the guide to the Charles Shipman papers, 1895-1986, (Hoover Institution Archives)
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