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Tape/Side
1/1
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00:00
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Introduction
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1/1
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00:30
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Opening Remarks by Sol Stetin : Messages from the widows of Emil Rieve and William DuChessi. Singing of “Solidarity Forever.” Introduction of Bill Pollock, Jr. Historical remarks: four former CIO unions now make up the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU). Introduction of Scott Hoyman, Executive Vice President of ACTWU.
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Tape/Side
1/1
Time
10:15
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Scott Hoyman: Greetings and Welcome : Introduction of current ACTWU vice presidents in attendence - Charles Sallee and Bruce Dunton. Announcement that Rieve-Pollock Foundation has arranged for Cletus Daniels to write a history of the Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA). [In Hoyman's remarks he mentions the election of “Nixon,” but means to say “Reagan.”]
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Tape/Side
1/1
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23:50
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John Fox - ACTWU Vice President and Manager of Philadelphia Joint Board : Greetings. Comparison of 1934 and 1984.
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Tape/Side
1/2
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00:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side
1/2
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00:30
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John Fox - continued
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Tape/Side
1/2
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03:30
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Sol Stetin Introduction and Playing of Songs by Joe Glazer : Sound quality poor until about 05:55.
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Tape/Side
1/2
Time
21:30
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Sol Stetin Introduction of Keir Jorgensen and the TWUA Chronology He Prepared; Introduction of George Perkel
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Tape/Side
1/2
Time
23:35
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George Perkel, Former TWUA Research Director: TWUA Historical Highlights
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Tape/Side
2/1
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00:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side
2/1
Time
00:30
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George Perkel - continued
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Tape/Side
2/1
Time
21:45
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Sol Stetin Introduction of Sol Barkin, Former Research Director
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Tape/Side
2/2
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00:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side
2/2
Time
00:30
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Sol Barkin: Analysis of 1934 Strike and the Textile Workers Organizing Committee
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Tape/Side
3/1
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00:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side
3/1
Time
00:30
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Sol Barkin - continued
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Tape/Side
3/1
Time
15:25
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Stetin: Break for Lunch
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Tape/Side
3/1
Time
16:25
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Stetin: Remarks on Rieve and Pollock; Introduction of Larry Rogin
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Tape/Side
3/1
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22:25
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Larry Rogin on the 1934 Strike
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Tape/Side
3/2
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00:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side
3/2
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00:30
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Larry Rogin - continued
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Tape/Side
3/2
Time
15:50
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Sol Stetin : Introduction of Vera Rony and Alfred Friedman and their research on the 1934 strike. Calls on audience to make remarks.
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Tape/Side
3/2
Time
20:35
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Remarks by Lloyd Davis, Alabama, Former Staff TWOC/TWUA
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Tape/Side
3/2
Time
23:40
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Remarks by Mike Botelho, Former Vice President: on 1934 Strike in New England
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
00:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
00:30
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William Tuller, Former TWUA Vice President, Now an Advisor to Recently Elected U.S. Senator Paul Simon (Illinois)
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
03:30
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Edmund Ryan, Former Manager of Penn-Appalachian Joint Board : Must impress younger people with labor's story.
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
05:25
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Edward Todd, Former Vice President, Chicago
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
07:20
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Irving Kahan, Former Publications Director of TWUA
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
08:20
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Joe Caponi, Former Vice President & Assistant Director of ACTWU'S Textile Division
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
09:30
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Bruce Dunton, Current Vice President and Mid-Atlantic Region Director
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
10:35
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George Nejmeh, Former Manager of Allentown District Joint Board
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
15:10
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Ace Benet, President of the Federation of Hosiery Workers at the Time of Their Merger with TWUA in 1965
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
21:00
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Stetin Introduction of Al Barkan
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Tape/Side
4/1
Time
24:15
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Al Barkan, Former Director of TWUA, CIO, and AFL-CIO Committees on Political Education (COPE) : Discussion of the 1984 election, held earlier in the week.
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Tape/Side
4/2
Time
00:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side
4/2
Time
00:30
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Al Barkan - continued : Speculation on the political future of the country during the coming four years. Anecdote about 1960 Democratic Convention and the selection of Lyndon Johnson as vice president.
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Tape/Side
5/1
Time
00:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side
5/1
Time
00:30
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Al Barkan - continued
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Tape/Side
5/1
Time
04:25
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Stetin: Introduction of Various People; Closing Remarks
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Tape/Side
5/1
Time
08:40
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Scott Hoyman: Farewell
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