The Painter and Decorator, 50-51. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1936 |
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... past I have drawn attention to the vital neces- sity of an intimate acquaintance of the work being carried on in other coun- tries of the need for fresh vitality , and of the scorn which I have poured on laziness , ignorance , fraud and ...
... past I have drawn attention to the vital neces- sity of an intimate acquaintance of the work being carried on in other coun- tries of the need for fresh vitality , and of the scorn which I have poured on laziness , ignorance , fraud and ...
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... past , the frontier offered an avenue of escape for the oppressed and unfortunate . The economic opportun- ities of an expanding nation with an abundance of natural resources were so great that they were in a very real sense available ...
... past , the frontier offered an avenue of escape for the oppressed and unfortunate . The economic opportun- ities of an expanding nation with an abundance of natural resources were so great that they were in a very real sense available ...
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... past general officers , died at his home in Los Gatos , Cali- fornia , July 24 , 1932 , at the age of 69 . Brother Skemp was elected to the Third Vice - Presidency of our Brotherhood at De- troit , in 1901. Much of his time during the ...
... past general officers , died at his home in Los Gatos , Cali- fornia , July 24 , 1932 , at the age of 69 . Brother Skemp was elected to the Third Vice - Presidency of our Brotherhood at De- troit , in 1901. Much of his time during the ...
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JULY 1937 NUMBER | 7 |
August 1936 NUMBER | 8 |
October 1936 NUMBER | 10 |
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