Biography
Jim Reed is identified in a July 1932 Labor Defender column among people arrested in Oakland after an unemployment demonstration before City Charities; the individual arrest date is not stated.
A July 1932 Labor Defender column names Jim Reed with Anna Robbins, Bill Cerp and Stanley Laycock among people arrested in Oakland after an unemployment demonstration before City Charities. It reports speaking-without-a-permit and interfering-with-an-officer accusations. July 1932 dates the publication, not an established individual arrest date. The source supplies no judgment, jail admission, release or measured custody duration. The printed first name is retained without expanding Jim.
