Congress of Industrial Organizations (U.S.)
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Books by Congress of Industrial Organizations (U.S.)
Total count: 59
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Labor laws and legislation pamphletsv. 1-21901-01-01
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The C.I.O.what it is and how it came to be; a brief history of the Committee for Industrial Organization.1st ed., October, 1937.Committee for Industrial Organization1937-01-01
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Frank Hague, individually and as Mayor of Jersey City, Daniel J. Casey, individually and as Director of public safety of Jersey City, Harry Walsh, individually and as Chief of police of Jersey City, and the Board of commissioners of Jersey City, defendants-appellants, vs. Committee for industrial organization, Steel workers organizing committee of the Committee for industrial organization, United electrical radio and machine workers of America, United rubber workers of America, William J. Carney, William J. Traynor, William P. McGinn, Samuel Macri, James P. Sweeney, Daniel J. Foley and American civil liberties union, plaintiffs-appelleesBrief of the Special committee on the bill of rights of the American bar association, as friends of the court ...1938-01-01
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The C.I.O.what it is and how it came to be. A brief history of the Congress of Industrial Organizations2d ed.The Congress1939-01-01
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Equal opportunityCongress of Industrial Organizations1940-01-01
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Constitution of Congress of Industrial Organizations ... adopted at Atlantic City, New Jersey, effective November 22, 1940.1940-01-01
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Fair wages, fair taxes, union securitylabor's way to victoryCongress of Industrial Organizations1942-01-01
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Unite for victory against disruption, against disunityCongress of industrial organizations1942-01-01
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Report of President Philip Murray to the Sixth Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 19431943-01-01
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The CIO and the Negro workertogether for victoryCongress of Industrial Organizations1943-01-01
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Labor and educationour greatest resource. Don't sell them short.1944-01-01
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Report of the CIO delegates to the World trade union conference, London, February 1945.Dept. of education and research, Congress of industrial organizations1945-01-01
Report of the CIO delegation to the Soviet UnionCongress of Industrial Organizations1945-01-01-
Bibliography of CIO publications.CIO Dept. of Education and Research1945-01-01
Your civil rightsa handbook for trade union members and organizers.Congress of Industrial Organizations1946-01-01
The drive against laboran analysis of recent legislative proposals to restrict union activity.Congress of Industrial Organizations1947-01-01
Proceedings of the 15th Constitutional Convention1953-01-01-
"One-third of the nation"--still ill-housed1954-01-01
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The case against "Right to work" laws.A joint publication of the Legislative Dept., Legal Dept. [and] Education and Research Dept. [of the] Congress of Industrial Organizations.1954-01-01
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CIO, 1935-1955industrial democracy in action.1955-01-01
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Statement of Victor G. Reuther on behalf of the Congress of industrial organizations, before the Senate judiciary committee on immigration and naturalization, November 21, 19551955-01-01
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Labor's economic reviewvol. 1:9 : America's need: at least two million homes a yearThe Author.1956-01-01
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B-B-H, an evil billanalysis of the Ball-Burton-Hatch BillCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Report of the CIO delegation to the Soviet UnionCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Planning for democratic defensequestions and answers on the CIO defense plan proposed by president Philip MurrayCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Free labor means victoryslave labor means defeatCIO1979-01-01
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Resolutions of the Sixth CIO ConventionCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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The CIO and labor unityCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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5,000,000 jobs in world tradethe promise of Bretton WoodsCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Are you going to be drafted?your rights and duties under the 1948 selective service actCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Human dignity, a legacy to labora tribute from the officers and members of the CIO to Philip Murray and Allan Haywood, two great Americans, two great leaders of laborPhilip Murray Memorial Foundation1979-01-01
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Industrial unions mean unityour answer to President GreenThe Committee1979-01-01
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CIO resolutions on foreign policyCIO Publications Department1979-01-01
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The CIO-AFL no-raiding agreementCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Procedure and preparationof cases before the National War Labor Board2d ed.Legal Department, Congress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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The CIO defense planCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Ephemera, 1936-19541979-01-01
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Everybody's businessWorld plans for peace and securityCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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The CIO and the warpresenting speeches, reports and resolutions adopted on the question of American labor's attitude toward the European war at the San Francisco convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, October 10-13, 1939Congress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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How high is up?the truth about the cost of livingCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Save the Wagner actyour union and your jobs are at stake : what the Norton and Smith amendments would do to destroy unions and rob labor of its rights and what to do about itCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Security for the peopleCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Report on world unityCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Official reports on the expulsion of Communist dominated organizations from the CIOCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Resolutions of the Seventh CIO Conventioncomplete text of resolutions passed by the Seventh CIO Convention, Chicago, Illinois, November 20-25, 1944Congress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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The road to victoryC.I.O.'s 1943 legislative program presented to the Special Legislative Conference of the CIO, January, 1943Congress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Statement from John L. Lewis, chairman of the Committee for Industrial OrganizationCommittee for Industrial Organization1979-01-01
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Report on Congressthe CIO looks at the 83rd CongressCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Industrial unionismthe vital problem of organized laborThe Committee1979-01-01
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CIO national and international unions, March 18, 1953publisher not identified1979-01-01
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CIO's tax program, tax wealth, not wagesCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Democracy means fair employment practicesCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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To the farmer from his customersCIO Department of Education and Research1979-01-01
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Conspiracy against laborfull proof of the plot by William Green of the AFL and agents of the most anti-labor corporations in America to destroy the Wagner act : with 17 letters between AFL officials and big business lawyers on crippling amendments to the actCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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CIO's victory programwin-the-war policies and actions adopted at the Vth CIO Convention, Boston, Mass., November, 1942Congress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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Report of the Resolutions Committee, Tenth Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, Portland, Oregon, November 22-26, 1948Congress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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The CIO and the Negro workerCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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The CIO case for substantial pay increasesCongress of Industrial Organizations1979-01-01
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So red the herringan appraisal of some well known recipes by chefs Flynn and DeShetler, including council hash, puree of contract and deep-dish open shopThe Council