Photographs of printers' conventions [graphic], 1933-1952.

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Photographs of printers' conventions [graphic], 1933-1952.

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Panoramic views of the attendees of the following printers' conventions and meetings: Chicago Printing Pressmen's Union No. 3, n.d.; Union Printers' League of New Jersey, Jersey City, January 1936; American Federation of Labor Convention, Houston, October 1936; Chicago Printing Pressmen's Union No. 3, Chicago, May 1947; Illinois State Federation of Labor, Chicago, September-October 1948; American Federation of Labor, Labor's League for Political Education, Chicago, September 1949; Chicago Mailers Union No. 2, February 1950; Chicago Typographical Union No. 16, Chicago, October 1952; International Typographical Union national conventions, Chicago, 1934; Birmingham, September 1938; Fort Worth, August 1939; New Orleans, 1940; Vancouver, August, 1941; Colorado Springs, September 1942; testimony by International Typographical Union president at the Newspaper Publishing Industry Code Hearings, Washington, September 1933.

14 photoprints : b&w ; 31 x 117 cm. or smaller.

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