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Delegates Registering at ICFTU Conference

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Several men are seated at a table, some of them filling out forms. Others people are in the background. Caption reads: "U.S. delegates registering at ICFTU [International Confederation of Free Trade Unions] Western Hemisphere conference, Mexico City. Jan. 1951. L to R: Fred Dowling of the CIO Packinghouse Workers, fr. Canada; Martin Kyne, of the CIO Wholesale and Retail Clerks; Dr. Ernst Schwarz, secy.; CIO Latin Am. Committee; David McDonald, secy-treas. CIO Steel Workers; John Brophy, ICFTU rep. at U.N.; Wm. C. Doherty, pres. Letter Carriers, AFL; E. O. Knight, pres., CIO Oil Workers; Lewis Clark, secy-treas CIO Packinghouse Workers; L. S. Buckmaster, pres. CIO Rubbert [sic] Workers; and Wm. Pollock, secy-treas CIO Textile Workers."

Date Created:
January 1951
Creator:
American Labor Magazine

Publication Information

Creator
American Labor Magazine
Date Created
January 1951

Physical Description

Format
Image
Dimensions
26 x 21 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
M87-515 Box 10

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W013JDU
Legacy ID
WHi 154977

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