The Long Road to Labor Unity 1946 47
The piece traces CIO AFL unity efforts from 1946 to 1949. It notes Philip Murray and AFL President Green exchanging letters and the May 1947 Washington talks that ended inconclusively but urged organic unity. It highlights proposals, joint committees, and calls for mutual aid during 1949 strikes.
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Philip Murray
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Murray
AFL
Green
Washington
Aflcio
Labor Movement
Industrial Organization
United Labor
United Action
United Mine Workers of America
International Association of Machinists
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Railway Labor Executives Association
ULPC
Truman
National Advisory Board
Walter Reuther
William Green
George Meany
USPC
Labor unions agree to no raiding pact for unity drive
The CIO and AFL announce a no raiding agreement as a step toward organic unity. In 1950 51 joint actions and ULPC efforts shaped labor coordination while later talks led to a 1954 no raiding framework to be ratified by both sides.
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Exment
CIO
AFL
St. Louis
Cleveland
National Cio
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
London
United
Organized Labor
United Labor Policy Committee
Truman
ULPC
AFL, Machinists and Railway Labor Executives Association
Unity
Walter P. Reuther
George Meany
Meany
Reuther
AFL Executive Council
CIO Executive Board
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