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Textile Labor Convention

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A man stands at a podium, gesturing. A seal on the front of the podium reads: "Atlantic City Audito[rium]." Caption identifies him as William Pollock, general secretary-treasurer of the Textile Workers Union of America [TWUA].

Date Created:
May 1946
Creator:
Central Studios (Atlantic City, N.J.)

Publication Information

Creator
Central Studios (Atlantic City, N.J.)
Date Created
May 1946

Physical Description

Format
Image
Dimensions
21 x 26 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
M87-515 Box 10
Conditions For Physical Access
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Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W013JF8
Legacy ID
WHi 154989

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