Saturday, January 10, 2004
9:30–11:30 a.m.
77. Indictments and Opportunities: American Workers, Their Unions, and the State in the World War I and World War II Eras
Marriott, Harding Room
| Chair: | Nelson Lichtenstein, University of California at Santa Barbara |
| Papers: | Westbrook Pegler
and the Anti-Union Movement of
World War II Becoming
Fleet Service Clerks: Ground Service
Workers in the American
Airline Industry in the World War
II Era Patriotism,
Protest, and Maritime Insurgency:
New York’s
Black Longshoremen and the Politics
of
Federal Labor Mediation, 1910–20
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| Comment: | Joseph
A. McCartin, Georgetown University |
