Labour leader Borglum and allied figures in wartime defense
Nation’s labor and defense figures are highlighted with Gutzon Borglum, famed sculptor and union leader, linked to postwar mobilization and alliances. Details cover his rise from a Scottish miner to a powerful UMWA figure, his public persona, boxing hobby, and ties to Ellis-Bethlehem Steel discussions, alongside General George W. Strong, diplomat of army war planning, and his Britain mission informing hemisphere defense.
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