ILGWU. Local 91. David Dubinsky presentation volume, 1940.

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ILGWU. Local 91. David Dubinsky presentation volume, 1940.

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Presentation volume given to David Dubinsky by International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union Local 91, Children's Dress, Infant's Wear, House, Dress, and Bathrobe Makers Union. The volume contains the lyrics for the songs "A Measure of Cloth" and "We Are the People," written by Gus Tyler to music by Lazar Weiner. The volume was produced for the 24th ILGWU convention, held in New York City in May 1940.

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Cornell University Library

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