The American Federationist, Volume 60American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1953 - Labor unions Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... Federation. O URS is a long and glorious history . Its indirect beginning is in New York City in 1880 with an ... American Federation of La- bor , withdrew . They organized the International Brotherhood of Brass Workers and obtained a charter ...
... Federation. O URS is a long and glorious history . Its indirect beginning is in New York City in 1880 with an ... American Federation of La- bor , withdrew . They organized the International Brotherhood of Brass Workers and obtained a charter ...
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... American Federation of Labor Building in Washington , D. C. Al- though Samuel Gompers came closest to being " Mr. A. F. of L. , " even he was not the equivalent of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor . The Ex- ecutive Council of the ...
... American Federation of Labor Building in Washington , D. C. Al- though Samuel Gompers came closest to being " Mr. A. F. of L. , " even he was not the equivalent of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor . The Ex- ecutive Council of the ...
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... union T HE American Federation of La- bor has thrown its full resources into a cleanup of the New York waterfront and establishment of a decent longshoremen's union in a bat- tle that is without parallel in Amer- ican trade unionism ...
... union T HE American Federation of La- bor has thrown its full resources into a cleanup of the New York waterfront and establishment of a decent longshoremen's union in a bat- tle that is without parallel in Amer- ican trade unionism ...
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