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Christian minister speaking at an outdoor STFU meeting with listeners seated around the base of the platform
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ILGWU Western PA District Council Equal Rights Amendment demonstration, 1978
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Prayer pilgrimage attendees holding an ILGWU sign in front of their bus
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"A Strike Newise." Young woman selling newspapers with garment strike headline. Her sash reads "Garment Striker Benefit."
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Group photo including David Dubinsky and others around a table
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Group of dancers performing in the ILGWU pageant, "I Hear America Singing"
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Police officers and fire fighters check for signs of life and collect personal items from victims of the Triangle fire.
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Signed portrait of James Farley, May 6, 1956, dedicated to David Dubinsky. James Farley was Postmaster General under Franklin D. Roosevelt. He also ran Franklin D. Roosevelt's political campaign in 1932.
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A minister and another man on the platform, possibly singing, during an outdoor STFU meeting
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John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and David Dubinsky converse at President Truman's Labor-Management Conference, October 1945.
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Rolling tire in finishing mill of new Midvale Steel Company tire mill, ca. 1887
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Men lounge in the shade of a building at Delta Cooperative
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Myrtle Lawrence relaxes on her front porch
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William Thorpe operating new Midvale Company machine, making 6 thread acme hobs of #26 steel for #6 S.S. October 6, 1943
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Pickets show support for Kayser-Roth employees by picketing outside the New York Stock Exchange, 1959.
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Rose Pesotta and David Dubinsky pose with others for a group photo at Unity House.
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Snowbank Lawrence Kimbrell, Lucille Kimbrell and others [perhaps including E. B. McKinney, Vice President of the STFU] laugh while listening to Norman Thomas speak at an outdoor STFU meeting
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Workers on W. 35th St. between 7th and 8th Ave., the area known as China Town, strike for improved conditions, 1940. One sign suggests Franklin D. Roosevelt would say "End Starvation Wages" and Berger - Alenick would reply "Not in Our Sweat Shops"
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Group photo of men and women in small auditorium or gathering hall
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Meyer London was one of the leaders of the 1910 Garment Workers' strike in New York City.
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In 1934, Frederick Umhey was appointed executive secretary of the ILGWU. Unlike most ILGWU officials, he was never emloyed as a garment worker.
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Group photo including Alex Rose, Jacob Potofsky, David Dubinsky, Harry Van Arsdale, and A. Philip Randolph
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Banner on a fire truck in the Labor Day parade at 5th Avenue and 40th Street in New York reads, "ILGWU Fire Wardens cooperate with NY Fire Department in Saving Lives through Fire Prevention."
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Strikers, including IGLWU Queens and Nassau Locals 57-77, picket outside Gretz's store holding signs and bags urging people not to buy Judy Bond blouses, May 27, 1965.
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ILGWU women on strike against Kolodney and Meyers distribute leaflets in costume.
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Lucille Kimbrell and Icy Jewel Lawrence preparing a meal
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People at the 26th Street pier morgue walk by rows of open coffins, attempting to identify victims of the Triangle fire, March 1911
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Josephine Nicolosi, a Triangle fire survivor, with fire fighters and others near the memorial plaque during the 60th anniversary commemoration of the Triangle fire, March 1971
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David Dubinsky, President ILGWU, Matthew Woll, Second Vice President of the Photo Engravers' Union, William Green, AFL President, and James C. Petrillo, President of the Musician's Union, during the opening of the 71st AFL annual convention, September 15
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Third cast steel pour at Midvale Company, April 13, 1928
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The ILGWU women's basketball team at the Bronx Branch Athletic Club
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From image verso "Chronocyclograph on a turret lathe. This study resulted in cutting the time in less than halves." In image, "Photo 1291, May 5, 1913. Stereo Chrono Cyclegraph Operation Lathe L C8. New England Butt Co."
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Lucille Kimbrell, Icy Jewel Lawrence, Myrtle Lawrence and Elroe Kimbrell shelling peas in the family dining room
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Midvale Company's #7 war loan drive. Gallagher holding a poster which reads: This is Our Goal in the 7th War Loan - "To save- to buy and to hold all we can of War Bonds- this is a small service to ask of us who do not fight yet- it is one of the biggest t
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Safety flag presentation at Midvale Company Stores building. Winner: First Half Machine Shops, June 25, 1944
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ILGWU Local 22 members of the Executive Board including Charles Zimmerman and Edith Ransom (right), 1935
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Members of the ILGWU join the massive demonstration at Public Music Hall October 12, 1967, in support for Carl B. Stokes, Democratic candidate for mayor. Stokes, victor in a hard-fought primary, received enthusiastic backing of Cleveland AFL.
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A woman and a young boy make artificial flowers at home.
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David Dubinsky introduces the new head of New York's coat and suit industry, Harry Hopkins, September 6, 1945. Standing left to right are: Charles Baker, Israel Feinberg, Samuel Klein, Max Zuckerman, Joseph L. Dubow. Seated left to right are: Mayor James
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ILGWU Upper South Department staff including [seated] Grace McWhorter, Angela Bambace, Charles Kreindler, Irwin J. Jaffe, Myrtle Lee, Samuel Caplan; [standing] Samuel Einhorn, Joseph F. Lewis, William Kaufman, Saul Zivian, Robert Gladwick
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Cartoon refers to the Triangle fire and depicts a woman weeping over a grave, and asks the reader: "How soon will they be all forgotten?"
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A young boy, Elroe Lawrence, picks cotton
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Portrait of Rose Schneiderman, labor activist and organizer for the ILGWU, the Women's Trade Union League, and member of the Cap Makers Union Executive Board
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Midvale Company locomotive #47 moving ingots on flat car in front of factory, November 28, 1951
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Paul Hall, President of the Seafarers Union, receives the Jewish Labor Committee's Labor Human Rights award from AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Lane Kirkland, January 1, 1972. Also present are Joseph Keenan, Secretary of International Brotherhood of Electric
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Louis Stulberg, Sammy Davis Jr. and others on the street near a large "Garment District Sign."
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President David Dubinsky discusses workers' education at an ILGWU luncheon for students and teachers at the Center Hotel, April 10, 1937.
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ILGWU Local 457 on strike against Kayser-Roth for poor wages, July 1, 1959
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William Green and David Dubinsky with a bust of Green
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Sewing training at an Organization for Rehabilitation and Training school
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Norman Thomas speaking at an outdoor STFU meeting
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Picketers carry placards while marching on the sidewalk reading "Alpena garment workers won NLRB election They'll win their strike." A police officer stands by
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Workers holding Yiddish, Italian, Russian, and English language placards. One English sign reads "In unity is our strength." Photo verso says "From the Inheritance."
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Group photo of individuals, including Angela Bambace, from the Upper South Division
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A man and two women clean the floor of a shop. A sign on the wall in English and Yiddish says, "Please do as much as you can! Thank You!" Another sign reads, "Union Made Bread"
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Group photo of unidentified ILGWU officers
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Labor Day parade float in Montreal, featuring the ILGWU midinettes, September 2, 1946. Signs in French and English call for vacation pay, health and sick fund, and the 40-hour work week.
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Midvale Company workers creating makeshift ramp. Sign reads "Danger. Radio-Active [?] Keep-Out," 1953
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Strikers in Scranton pose outside of the Chamber of Commerce, March 1, 1964.
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Hollywood Maxwell picket line, 1941
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