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Louis Stulberg looks on as Hubert H. Humphrey gives a speech during his November 15, 1968 presidential campaign.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Meyer London giving a speech
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Josephine Casey, Maud Younger (LOC)
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Maida Springer (Kemp) poses with two other African American women.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Unidentified labor leader
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Eugene V. Debs working in his office
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky seated at his office desk
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky and Mayor William O'Dwyer (at right) shake hands while William Green (center) looks on, 1947.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky leads "Operation Union" in the NY dress industry, and shakes hands under the NRA eagle with employer representative Alfred Lasher (left) and Grover Whalen, former Police Commissioner (right).
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky and Jacob Potofsky shake hands
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Hanna Haskel and David Dubinsky in Dubinsky's office
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Portrait of ILGWU President James McCauley, 1904-1905
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Nelson Rockefeller, President John F. Kennedy, David Dubinsky, George Meany, and Mayor Robert Wagner at the ILGWU cooperative housing dedication, New York, 1962.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

William Green and Max Danish shake hands over Danish's biography of Green.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky enters a meeting hall as women hold signs and cheer, 1958.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Harry Van Arsdale, Jr., shakes hands with Mayor John Lindsay while David Dubinsky looks on.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky and John F. Kennedy shake hands.
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David Dubinsky, Herbert Lehman and others shaking hands
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Louis Stulberg and David Dubinsky shake hands.
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ILGWU Bronx women's basketball team posed with Luigi Antonini.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Luigi Antonini speaks with a foot-sore picketer during the Dressmakers' strike for overtime pay, as supporters look on.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

During a formal presentation, Luigi Antonini and Eleanor Roosevelt give a check to a young girl in a wheel chair. An unidentified man looks on.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Portrait of Clara Lemlich, leader of the Shirtwaist Strike of 1909-1910
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Frances Perkins and David Dubinsky shake hands at an ILGWU meeting, 1944.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Rose Schneiderman and others at the Women's Trade Union League office during the white goods walkout, 1912
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky shakes hands with President Dwight Eisenhower at the AFL convention, September 15, 1952.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Group photo of four gentlemen including David Dubinsky, Robert Kennedy, and Louis Stulberg.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky gives a speech against the Hartley-Taft bill, with Luigi Antonini in the audience, May 4, 1947.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Group photo including David Dubinsky, Julius Hochman, Luigi Antonini, Charles Zimmerman, and other members of ILGWU Executive Board
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

John L. Lewis, David Dubinsky, and William Green talk during a testimonial dinner.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

John L. Lewis, David Dubinsky, and Luigi Antonini at the ILGWU 1937 convention
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Young David Dubinsky cutting fabric
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Lazar Teper, in his office
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Julius Hochman, George Meany, David Dubinsky, and Luigi Antonini shake hands at a Free Trade Union meeting.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

E.B. McKinney, STFU Vice President (left), standing with two unidentified men, one of whom holds a gun
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Senator Herbert Lehman and Newbold Morris shake hands at a luncheon at the Hotel Astor, as Isidore Nagler and David Dubinsky look on, October 22, 1949.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky poses with six women wearing dresses patterned with the ILGWU union label
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

The World War II Liberty ship "USS Meyer London" at launching
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

ILGWU General Executive Board group photograph around the conference table includes Max Danish, Morris Bialis, Luigi Antonini, David Dubinsky, and Julius Hochman.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Portrait of Abraham Beckerman, socialist party member who supported the 6 hour work day
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Portrait of David Dubinsky at his desk, upon assuming the office of ILGWU president, June 1938
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Min Matheson sits with David Dubinsky at a 1972 testimonial to her.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky and Nelson Rockefeller socialize with others.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Retirement Fund Board of Trustees group photo, including Louis Stulberg, David Dubinsky, Luigi Antonini, Charles Zimmerman, Angela Bambace, Sol Chaikin, Frederick Siems, Martin Cohen and others, October 14, 1965
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Four men, including Robert F. Kennedy, David Dubinsky, and Louis Stulberg
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Some of those sitting at the head table for the 46th annual luncheon of the League for Industrial Democracy, at the Hotel Commodore in New York, March 31, 1951, include (l-r) Ralph Wright, David Dubinsky, A. J. Hayes, William Green, and Ralph J. Bunche.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Portrait of Herman Grossman, first president, ILGWU, 1900-1903
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky, John F. Kennedy, Alex Rose, and another gentleman talking, 1962
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Group photo, including David Dubinsky and Morris Bialis, outside the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Building
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky attends the minimum wage hearings in April 1955.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Panel of Diego Rivera's mural at Unity House, depicting the labor movement and labor radicalism. Addressing the struggle between labor and capital, the mural includes images of Karl Marx, Terrance Powderly, Friedrich Engels, and the Haymarket martyrs. A
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Dwight Eisenhower and George Meany shake hands while onlookers applaud.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

William Green welcomes David Dubinsky and the ILGWU back into the AFL as Luigi Antonini, Julius Hochman, and others look on, May 1940, Carnegie Hall. The old charter was returned to the Ladies Garment Workers.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Israel Feinberg, VP ILGWU; James Farrell, author of STUDS LONIGAN; and Bernard Englander, World War II veteran and head of Optical Unit, International Solidarity Committee, help with overseas CARE package, at 303 4th Ave. in New York, January 23, 1947.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Harry S. Truman and Luigi Antonini shake hands over the Four Freedoms plaque.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Adlai Stevenson and David Dubinsky shake hands on stage at an AFL convention, September 1952.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Robert F. Kennedy talking with David Dubinsky in his office, 1962
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Ella Clark Brown (seated, second from right) with management, TV, radio, advertising, and newspaper executives, labor representatives, and lawyers. To Brown's right is the granddaughter of Governor Winthrop.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Rose Schneiderman sews a long fabric strip on a machine with a mound of fabric behind her.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky greets John Dewey on his 90th birthday, October 20, 1949. William H. Kilpatrick, Professor Emeritus of Education at Columbia University, looks on.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library