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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America

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1953–1978 across 10 dated works

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Wages and economic stability: the UE 1953 collective bargaining program1953
Shall they sit in judgment on the Bill of rights?: [Your First amendment - and the Gojack case1956
The times demand a new approach to collective bargaining: UE 24th convention, Chicago, Ill1959
With Radio and Machine Workers of America. Convention United Electrical
Our visit to People's China1960

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Our visit to People's China1960
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Shall they sit in judgment on the Bill of rights?: [Your First amendment - and the Gojack case1956
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Too many hours!: labor's struggle to shorten the work day1978
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Facts and figures on unemployment and the shorter work week1977
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Organized labor and the black worker.1967
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Wages and economic stability: the UE 1953 collective bargaining program1953
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How foreign is "foreign" competition1971
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The times demand a new approach to collective bargaining: UE 24th convention, Chicago, Ill1959
With Radio and Machine Workers of America. Convention United Electrical
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Labor unity1970
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Why UE fights for complete equality for women1964
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