The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 29.
15. lappuse
... District Council . Two ) and was transferred to full bene- ficial membership in 1916 . 1918 he was elected delegate to Paint- ers ' District Council Two and subse- quent years served as delegate to the Central Trades and Labor Union and ...
... District Council . Two ) and was transferred to full bene- ficial membership in 1916 . 1918 he was elected delegate to Paint- ers ' District Council Two and subse- quent years served as delegate to the Central Trades and Labor Union and ...
30. lappuse
... District Council No. 2 of St. Louis , Missouri , and its affiliated local unions erected a flag pole on Flag Day ... District Council No. 2 as- sembled at Vandeventer and Page Bou- levards and proceeded in a body to the Headquarters of ...
... District Council No. 2 of St. Louis , Missouri , and its affiliated local unions erected a flag pole on Flag Day ... District Council No. 2 as- sembled at Vandeventer and Page Bou- levards and proceeded in a body to the Headquarters of ...
8. lappuse
... District Council 9 and members of District Councils 18 and 28 of Brooklyn and Long Island put in a day's work and turned over their day's pay , the sum of $ 50,000 , to the following agencies : American Red Cross , United Service ...
... District Council 9 and members of District Councils 18 and 28 of Brooklyn and Long Island put in a day's work and turned over their day's pay , the sum of $ 50,000 , to the following agencies : American Red Cross , United Service ...
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