Ila Wallace

Ila Elisabeth Wallace, age 26, Rockport, TX View Details

Cities: Altamonte Springs FL Possible Relatives: Ivan Morrow Wallace, Annie Giluso Bennett, Bernard Arthur Wallace

Ila H Wallace, age 84, Clinton, TN View Details

Cities: Altamonte Springs FL Possible Relatives: Ivan Morrow Wallace, Annie Giluso Bennett, Bernard Arthur Wallace

Ila Ruth Wallace, age 86, Uvalde, TX View Details

Locations: Sulphur Springs TX, Dallas TX Possible Relatives: Heather Paige Salverino, Howard O Wallace

Ila Ney Wallace, age 84, Sulphur Springs, TX View Details

Locations: Sulphur Springs TX, Dallas TX Possible Relatives: Heather Paige Salverino, Howard O Wallace

Ila Merle Wallace, age 70s, Prue, OK View Details

Locations: Prue OK, Henryetta OK Possible Relatives: Carrie Lynn Barrett, Bobby L Wallace, Ida Wallace

Ila Jean Wallace, age 80s, Millington, TN View Details

Locations: Millington TN, Memphis TN Possible Relatives: Glenda Jean Crossno, Teresa R Gervis, Andrew G Wallace

Ila H Wallace, age 94 View Details

Address:***** N Charles G Seivers Blvd, Clinton, TN. Phone Number: (865) 457-****

Ila P Wallace, age 67 View Details

Address:***** Ronstan Dr, Killeen, TX. Phone Number: (254) 630-****

I. T. A. Wallace-Johnson

Isaac Theophilus Akunna Wallace-Johnson was a Sierra Leonean and British West African workers' leader, journalist, activist and politician. Born into a poor Creole family in British Sierra Leone, he eread more...merged as a natural leader in school. After attending United Methodist Collegiate School for two years, he dropped out and took a job as an officer in the customs department in 1913. He was dismissed for helping organize a labour strike, but later reinstated to his position a year later. After resigning from his job, he enlisted as a clerk with the Carrier Corps during World War I. After being demobilised in 1920, Wallace-Johnson moved from job to job, before settling as a clerk in the Freetown municipal government. He claimed to have exposed a corruption scandal, which resulted in the incarceration of top officials, including the mayor. After being fired from this job in 1926, he left Sierra Leone and became a sailor. He joined a national seamen union and it is believed that he also joined the Communist Party. In 1930, he helped form the first trade union in Nigeria and attended the International Trade Union Conference of Negro Workers in Hamburg, where he established a number of contacts. He published articles and edited the Negro Worker, a journal devoted to uniting black workers around the world. He travelled to Moscow, where he claimed to have attended classes on Marxism-Leninism theory, union organisation and political agitation.read less...