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Washington Labor Fellows Behind Roosevelt Fight
More than three dozen AFL members work for the government with salaries from two to eight thousand dollars yearly. They push unions and Democratic officials, urging AFL no t to back John L Lewis for admission, a move seen as a hedge in the 1944 race. Production will slow as Congress tires after long sessions since the United States entered the war, with the 1943 session opening January 6 and new members joining.
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Ray Tucker
American Federation Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wilam Green
Phillip Murray
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Daily Mail
White House
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J. Lewis
Bill Hutcheson
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James A. Farley
Congress
United Kingdom
London Chamber of Commerce
Federation of British Industries
America
Downing Street
Australia
Union of South Africa
India
England
Empire Air Board
British Commonwealth
Russia
China