Power Struggle in Labor Ranks Looms as Lewis Battles Green
In New York James MecMuclip outlines a tense behind the scenes clash within the American Federation of Labor led by John L. Lewis and Bill Green. The piece tracks Lewis consolidation, his stance toward industrial unions, and the potential realignment of labor factions amid New Deal reforms and cross-branch alliances. It also touches on related financial and political entanglements involving Kreuger, the SEC, and WPA politics.
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