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Date Created1963
DescriptionSol Stetin and Norman Zukowsky (International President of the International Leather Goods Plastics and Novelty Workers Union) (ILGPNWU) at the New Jersey State American Federation of Labor -...
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Date Created1949
DescriptionThe Textile Workers Union of America-Committee for Industrial Organizations 10th anniversary dinner. Standing Sol Stetin. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical documents and...
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Date Created1929-1970
DescriptionThe members of the Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA) meet in Norristown, Pennsylvania for their 19th anniversary dinner as they listen to John Chupka. Speaking: John Chupka, seated to his...
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Date Created1945-1970
DescriptionUnion leaders gather at their annual conference to adhere to prominent leaders who have come to speak. Front row far right: Sol Stetin. The American Labor Museum online collection includes historical...
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Date Created1929-1970
DescriptionSol Stetin is signing a contract with the members of Textile Workers Union of America Local 647 behind him. Seated, second from left: Sol Stetin, Regional Director, and Textile Workers Union of...
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Date Created1929-1970
DescriptionAl Barkin speaking at the Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA) meeting. Seated far left: James Edmonds (Staff, TWUA), seated, second left: Sol Stetin, standing: Al Barkin. The American Labor...
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Date Created1929-1970
DescriptionBanner in photograph reads: Lest ye forget ... vote yes Nov. 8, veterans bonus, V.F.W. Campaign poster reads: Harrison C. Sortman, City Council. In corner of photo: Vannucci Foto-Services,...
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Date Created1929-1970
DescriptionSol Stetin sits with the director of labor education for the purpose of the advancement of labor education. Center: Sol Stetin, right: director of labor education center. The American Labor Museum...
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Date Created1929-1970
DescriptionLeft to right: Mr. Epstein, Director of TWUA's first health plan, with Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA) employees including Wm. Pollock's secretary (third from left). The American Labor Museum...