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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1. Introduction 3
CHAPTER 2. The Farmer-Labor Party in the Mid-1930s 9
The 1936 Election
Minneapolis, the First Factional Battle
Factional Rumblings in St. Louis and Ramsey Counties, 1937- 1938
CHAPTER 3. Open Factionalism 34
Anti-Communists Take Command
Democrats and the First Merger Attempt
CHAPTER 4. World War and Factional Crosscurrents 47
The Continuity of Factions
Presidential Politics in 1940
The Second Democratic Merger Initiative
CHAPTER 5. Popular Front Victory 71
Popular Front Isolation
Benson, Roosevelt, and the War
CHAPTER 6. The Factional Battle, 1942-1943 89
The 1942 Election
The Last Charge of the Old Guard
Hubert Humphrey and Independent Labor Politics in Minneapolis
CHAPTER 7. The Road to Merger 107
Hubert Humphrey and the United Labor Committee
CHAPTER 8. The Renewal of Open Factional Strife 125
The Popular Front on the Offensive
Humphrey and the Revival of Anti-Communist Liberalism
CHAPTER 9. Preparing for Armageddon .144
Mobilization of the AFL and the Farm Cooperatives
Formation of the Americans For Democratic Action
Rebirth of an Organized Anti-Communist CIO Faction
On the Eve of Battle
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