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Baldanzi Kills Trade Union History
1952
Satirical cartoon depicting an arm holding a bloodied knife over a book. The open book is titled Trade Union History and has blood seeping from a wound. The hand is labeled Baldanzi, in reference t...
George Baldanzi
May 15, 1949
Portrait of TWUA founding executive vice president George Baldanzi. A note says that it was taken at the Stewards Dinner.
George Baldanzi
1952
Portrait of George Baldanzi, founding executive vice president of the Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA). He was deputy director for Operation Dixie, the Congress of Industrial Organization's ...
Operation Dixie
1946
Two men sit together in conversation. The man on the left is smoking a cigarette, and both men have booklets in front of them for the CIO's 8th Constitutional Convention, as well as medals for the ...
Emil Rieve and William Pollock
1954
Textile Workers Union of America [TWUA] General President Emil Rieve and Executive Vice President William Pollock posing shaking hands. A caption identifies the setting as the 1954 TWUA convention.
Opposition to CIO Structure
1952
Close-up of a man at a podium. Caption reads: "OPPOSITION to form of CIO structure change was voiced by George Baldanzi. He was lone objector."
