Revelli Supports Union In Dispute
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8
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December
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1949
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Chavez Promises Battle Until Teamsters Beaten
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24
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July
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1973
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Arthur A. Elder, Once Controversial Figure Here, Dies
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2
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March
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1956
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Clinton Plant Strike Settled
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2
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April
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1956
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Ms. Dolores Huerta, highest ranking woman in the U.S. in labor addresses a rally at U-M Diag, September 1974 Photographer: Cecil Lockard
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1974
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Ms. Dolores Huerta, highest ranking woman in the U.S. in labor addresses a rally at U-M Diag, September 1974 Photographer: Cecil Lockard
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1974
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Ms. Dolores Huerta, highest ranking woman in the U.S. in labor addresses a rally at U-M Diag, September 1974 Photographer: Cecil Lockard
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1974
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Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1974
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Dolores Huerta The highest ranking union woman in the U.S., Ms. Huerta is fighting two battles at once: achieving equity for migrant workers and ending discrimination against women in leadership positions. She addressed a rally on the U-M Diag last Thursday, the first day of International Grape Boycott days (September 12-14), and also took part in a march in Detroit Saturday.
Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1974
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Dolores Huerta The highest ranking union woman in the U.S., Ms. Huerta is fighting two battles at once: achieving equity for migrant workers and ending discrimination against women in leadership positions. She addressed a rally on the U-M Diag last Thursday, the first day of International Grape Boycott days (September 12-14), and also took part in a march in Detroit Saturday.
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Mr. Van Buren, CIO Organizer, March 1937 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger
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1937
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Local plant workers parade past Ann Arbor News building in the U.S. Army Honors Labor, Industry & Agriculture: Parade, August 1943 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1943
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Ann Arbor News, August 24, 1943
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PLANT WORKER PARADE WITH ARMY: Workers from war production plants in Ann Arbor, representing both the CIO and the AFL, took part in yesterday's parade saluting agriculture, industry and labor. Here a group of war plant workers who are members of the CIO are shown on their way to Ferry Field where they witnessed, with an estimated crowd of 15,00 persons, the sham battle and program presented by the 792nd military police battalion.
Ann Arbor News, August 24, 1943
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PLANT WORKER PARADE WITH ARMY: Workers from war production plants in Ann Arbor, representing both the CIO and the AFL, took part in yesterday's parade saluting agriculture, industry and labor. Here a group of war plant workers who are members of the CIO are shown on their way to Ferry Field where they witnessed, with an estimated crowd of 15,00 persons, the sham battle and program presented by the 792nd military police battalion.
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Failure To Send Federal Troops Into Mississippi Deplored
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20
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July
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1964
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