The American Federationist, 63-64. sējumiAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1956 v. 68, no. 7, June 1961- include section: Collective bargaining report. |
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... Major cities were slowly strangling due to lack of proper entrances and exists . Speedy evacuation of many major cities in event of a national emergency was impossible . Roads could not bear military traffic . The nation was growing and ...
... Major cities were slowly strangling due to lack of proper entrances and exists . Speedy evacuation of many major cities in event of a national emergency was impossible . Roads could not bear military traffic . The nation was growing and ...
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... major hospital and surgical bills and --the latest achievement of the Na- tional Maritime Union - helps tide them over periods of unemployment . Twenty years ago only eight per cent of American seamen thought enough of their chances of ...
... major hospital and surgical bills and --the latest achievement of the Na- tional Maritime Union - helps tide them over periods of unemployment . Twenty years ago only eight per cent of American seamen thought enough of their chances of ...
5. lappuse
... major att citat ous effect HILE major attention has been of the tight - money policy on housing , the sickness in the housing industry today can be traced to an even more fundamental factor . This is the grow- ing gap between family ...
... major att citat ous effect HILE major attention has been of the tight - money policy on housing , the sickness in the housing industry today can be traced to an even more fundamental factor . This is the grow- ing gap between family ...
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