The Painter and Decorator, 50-51. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1936 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 84.
29. lappuse
... Brother David F. Kaner . For many years business agent and financial secretary of Local Union 868 , he was instrumental in the merging of that local with Local Union 174 and forming our present local . Brother Kaner was a delegate to ...
... Brother David F. Kaner . For many years business agent and financial secretary of Local Union 868 , he was instrumental in the merging of that local with Local Union 174 and forming our present local . Brother Kaner was a delegate to ...
33. lappuse
... Brother John Schweigert , one of the oldest , best known and most highly respected of our members . Brother Schweigert was a reg- ular attendant at our General Assemblies and his cheery presence will be missed by all . He was a student ...
... Brother John Schweigert , one of the oldest , best known and most highly respected of our members . Brother Schweigert was a reg- ular attendant at our General Assemblies and his cheery presence will be missed by all . He was a student ...
48. lappuse
... Brother Skemp was elected to the Third Vice - Presidency of our Brotherhood at De- troit , in 1901. Much of his time during the next two years was devoted to assisting the General Secretary - Treasurer and , in 1904 , upon the latter's ...
... Brother Skemp was elected to the Third Vice - Presidency of our Brotherhood at De- troit , in 1901. Much of his time during the next two years was devoted to assisting the General Secretary - Treasurer and , in 1904 , upon the latter's ...
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JULY 1937 NUMBER | 7 |
August 1936 NUMBER | 8 |
October 1936 NUMBER | 10 |
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