Arthur Crawley
Born in 1914, Crawley joined the Communist Party in 1936. A warehouseman and active shop steward in the print industry before the war, he found himself victimised.
He was Secretary of the Watford Branch of the Party from 1960-1970 and was the Morning Star’s long term angling correspondent. He died in 1988.
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