Hymie Cohen
Cohen was a Londoner and life-long member of the Communist Party, He worked in the clothing industry for over forty years and was a trade union activist all that time. He was a convener of shop stewards and holder of a gold badge awarded by the Tailors & Garment Workers Union for outstanding service in building the union
Michael Walker
Source: The Money you wear – Hymie Cohen (1961)
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