Growth of Organized Labor in Early 20th Century
The article traces labor's rise from under 250000 members in 1900 to over 13 million by mid-century, noting shifts from skilled trades to mass production unions and highlighting figures like Phil Murray and events shaping the CIO. It also discusses political activism, civil rights mobilization, and upcoming CIO actions amid wage and pension debates.
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CIO News
America
Labor Movement
CIO Organization of
CIO
United Bicycle Workers
Springfield
Massachusetts
Dave Lawrence
Lawrence
CIO Steel Union
Phil Murray
Bethlehem
Murray
Steel Union
U.S. Steel
Cto
James Durkin
Negro United Office
Pro‘ssional
Stees 3
Taft, Hartley
Rankii
Clare Holifman
Gerald L. K. Smith
Durkin
Washington
Congress
Union-Made Clothing Urged At Cincinnati CIO Council
At the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council meeting in Cincinnati ACW leader Marco Meccia urged members to buy only union made clothing. The council discussed boycotting non union factories and asked locals to vote for union labels while preparing actions with area stores.
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Cincinnati
Marco Meccia
ACW
Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council
Vine Street
Meccia
Joe Lepate
Ben Herman
Sug
Council
William Black
Sweet potatoes a rich source of vitamins and tips for cooking
Learn about the sweet potato s nutrition value with vitamin A C and minerals. It compares favorably to the white potato and offers about 150 calories per medium tuber. The guide covers storage, peeling, cooking in jackets, and various baking and candied serving methods with detailed temperatures and times.
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Christopher Columbus
America
Europe
New World
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