The Murder of Manhattan Subway Union Leader R. Norman Redwood West Englewood, New Jersey February 19, 1937

Subway union business manager R. Norman Redwood was murdered near his Teaneck, New Jersey home on February 19, 1937. Assailants in a passing car shot him through the head. One year later authorities were at a standstill in apprehending his killers. My e-book looks at columns in the Communist Daily Worker of New York. The writer pressed for arrests which hadn't been made. Chief suspects in the crime were multimillionaire subway builder Samuel Rosoff and a union thug named Joseph Fay.