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United Packinghouse Workers of America

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Exhibit no. 5, Board of Inquiry hearings, March, 19481948
To our striking workers and their families1948
"The union makes us strong": years of progress1979
Armies march on their stomachs: UPWA-CIO fights for victory1979

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Facts of the meat packing strike1979
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Highlights of UPWA anti-discrimination activities1979
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The UPWA story1979
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Ephemera, 1946-19681979
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Fifth Biennial Wage & Contract Conference, Fourth National Anti-discrimination Conference, Fourth National Conference on Women's Activities, of the United Packinghouse Workers of America, A.F.L.-C.I.O., June 1-5, 1959, Palmer House, Chicago: discussion guide1979
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UPWA staff insurance plan1979
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Why a District Three institute on farm-labor relations at Des Moines, Iowa, on April 27-281979
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Exhibit no. 5, Board of Inquiry hearings, March, 19481948
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Meat during post-war, will there be enough?: A post-war plan for meat packing1979
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The UPWA rejects the Armour program for employee obsolescence1979
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Supplemental statement in support of HR 4575 submitted to the Sub-committee on Labor Standards of the Education and Labor Committee, United States House of Representatives1979
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Armies march on their stomachs: UPWA-CIO fights for victory1979
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Crisis in the nation: poverty and civil rights1979
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History of events leading to current dispute between UPWA and Wilson & Co., Inc1979
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Getting the job done 20 years with UPWA1979
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Democratic unionism: a successful program reported to the public1979
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"The union makes us strong": years of progress1979
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Statement submitted to the Department of Agriculture by the United Packinghouse Workers of America, C.I.O., on the subject of wages for persons employed in the production, cultivation or harvesting of sugarcane during the calendar year 1956, at the hearing on July 29, 1955, at Thibodaux, Louisiana1979
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To our striking workers and their families1948
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Officers' report, 12th Constitutional Convention, United Packinghouse Workers of America, May 23-27, 1960, Chicago, Illinois1979
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Guide for local union executive boards and officers1979
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Southern sugar strike, 19551979
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