Max Morton
A farmer who lived with his wife Dorothy, also an active Communist.
East Anglian District Communist schools were held at their farm house with Maurice Batters, Jean Deaken and the famous Isobel Brown in attendance in the late 1940s.
Max Morton was elected as a Communist councillor to Pentlow parish Council in the early 1960s.
He wrote regularly for the Communist journal the Country Standard.
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