The American Federationist, Volumes 56-57American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1949 - Labor unions Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... Congress , the executive powers of the President and the judicial powers of the courts is unthinkable under our Constitution . Yet that is the very thing which specifically granted to the Congress , Trade unionists abroad have had a ...
... Congress , the executive powers of the President and the judicial powers of the courts is unthinkable under our Constitution . Yet that is the very thing which specifically granted to the Congress , Trade unionists abroad have had a ...
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... Congress ( A.I.T.U.C. ) , which was organ- ized right after the First World War , was captured completely by the Communist Party during the Second World War . This resulted from the fact that the Socialist and Congress Party leaders ...
... Congress ( A.I.T.U.C. ) , which was organ- ized right after the First World War , was captured completely by the Communist Party during the Second World War . This resulted from the fact that the Socialist and Congress Party leaders ...
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... Congress , so the remaining reactionaries in this Congress have consistently voted against veterans , farmers and independent businessmen as well as trade union members . One of our big jobs is to counter the propaganda of our mutual ...
... Congress , so the remaining reactionaries in this Congress have consistently voted against veterans , farmers and independent businessmen as well as trade union members . One of our big jobs is to counter the propaganda of our mutual ...
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