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Marine Cooks & Stewards Union
Who said 'Iron Curtain'? The following paid advertisement was offered to the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Francisco Examiner for publication on Monday, June 23, 1952. Both newspapers refused to print it. Every statement of fact in the advertisement is not only true, but has been printed in the news columns of both papers. The text is published in this form, exactly as it was offered to these metropolitan dailies, as a public service, by the International Longshoremen's & Warehouseman's Union. What's the payoff on Gangsterism on the waterfront? International Longshoremen's, Warehousemen's Union.

Who said 'Iron Curtain'? The following paid advertisement was offered to the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Francisco Examiner for publication on Monday, June 23, 1952. Both newspapers refused to print it. Every statement of fact in the advertisement is not only true, but has been printed in the news columns of both papers. The text is published in this form, exactly as it was offered to these metropolitan dailies, as a public service, by the International Longshoremen's & Warehouseman's Union. What's the payoff on Gangsterism on the waterfront?

San Francisco: International Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union and National Union of Marine Cooks & Stewards, [1952]. Leaflet, 8.5x11 inches, printed on both sides, paper browned. Attack on Lundeberg's SUP for gangsterism. More

Cat.No: 80570

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Your union and you. MCS. National Union of Marine Cooks, Stewards, MCS.

Your union and you. MCS

San Francisco: National Union of Marine Cooks and Stewards, [1951]. [8 leaves], wraps slightly browned and creased, 8.5x11 inches, three binder holes punched in left margin, illustrated, some illustrations while uncredited are clearly by Giacomo Patri. More

Cat.No: 80571

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Treacherous passage; the story of the maritime unions' twelve year fight against spies, goon squads, intrigue, murder and other shipowner devices of sabotage. Ruth Sutherland.

Treacherous passage; the story of the maritime unions' twelve year fight against spies, goon squads, intrigue, murder and other shipowner devices of sabotage.

San Francisco: Education Department, National Union Marine Cooks and Stewards, CIO, [1942]. Pamphlet. 36p., wraps with minor creasing , illus., paper slightly toned else very good condition, first edition, 5.5x8.25 inches. The Marine Cooks & Stewards Union was expelled for being 'controlled' by Communists from the CIO in 1950. The... More

Cat.No: 32981

Price: $45.00

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