Oscar Ameringer: George Marshall Research Materials 1836-1979

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Oscar Ameringer: George Marshall Research Materials 1836-1979

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These research materials were compiled by Dr. George Marshall, a socialist sympathizer who served as treasurer of the Civil Rights Congress in the 1930s. Most of the material relates to Oscar Ameringer (1870-1943), a socialist politician, labor activist, writer, and editor. The collection contains clippings from the and the , which contain articles by Ameringer. The collection also holds some miscellaneous research material on labor and other topics. American Guardian American Miner

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Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

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