The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 9.
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Affiliation With Metal Trades Department UNION MADE DROP CLOTHS HEAVY WASHABLE MONEY BACK IF NOT. A T THE convention of the Metal Trades Department held in Seat- tle , Washington - September 29 , 1941 , application was made for ...
Affiliation With Metal Trades Department UNION MADE DROP CLOTHS HEAVY WASHABLE MONEY BACK IF NOT. A T THE convention of the Metal Trades Department held in Seat- tle , Washington - September 29 , 1941 , application was made for ...
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... Department . One or two of those In- ternational Unions felt that the serv ... metal working indus- tries they would be paying part of the cost . " The ... trades agreements and metal trades griev- ances were being taken up , that we ...
... Department . One or two of those In- ternational Unions felt that the serv ... metal working indus- tries they would be paying part of the cost . " The ... trades agreements and metal trades griev- ances were being taken up , that we ...
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Building and Construction Trades Department ( Continued from page 32 ) Davis - Bacon section. To the Membership Bro ... Metal Trades Department , American Federation of Labor . All incumbent Vice - Presidents of the Building and ...
Building and Construction Trades Department ( Continued from page 32 ) Davis - Bacon section. To the Membership Bro ... Metal Trades Department , American Federation of Labor . All incumbent Vice - Presidents of the Building and ...
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