Los Angeles Typographical Union, Local 174 collection, 1944-1972.

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Los Angeles Typographical Union, Local 174 collection, 1944-1972.

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Documents, films, and photographs relating to the 1946 and 1967-72 strikes by typographical workers at the Los Angeles Herald Examiner. Documents include broadsides, picketers manual, and notices.

75 items (8 documents, 2 films, and 65 photographs)

California State University, Northridge

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SNAC Resource ID: 7152261

California State University, Northridge

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