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July 1954 Issue [Article]

The Union That Grew Up

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An informal portrait of the UAW
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1936-1937 20th century Automobile industry Committee for Industrial Organization General Motors Corporation Sit-Down Strike History Labor movement Strikes and lockouts United Automobile Workers United States Walter Philip Reuther

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