Walter Reuther a Driven Union Leader of the CIO
Walter Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers, is portrayed as a relentless, high-energy labor leader devoted to the union. The profile describes his work ethic, private life with wife Mae and daughters, security details after a 1948 attack, and his sway in Washington. It notes his modest personal wealth, salary as CIO leader, and his upbringing in Wheeling West Virginia with family ties to labor activism.
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