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Also discussed are racial discrimination, civil rights and the organizing of black drug workers (1938-1945); the effects of red-baiting and McCarthyism on 1199 leadership (1948-1951); the YMCA campaign; the Taft-Hartley affidavits; the relationship between union leadership and rank and file; the rel...

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Corporate Author:	National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees
Format:	Kit
Language:	English
Subjects:	Quill, Mike, > 1905-1966 Berenger, Hiram Davis, Leon, > 1907- Dubin, Marshall Foner, Moe, > 1915- Godoff, Elliott Hodara, Morris Kosloski, Al La Guardia, Fiorello H > (Fiorello Henry), > 1882-1947. Lindsay, John V > (John Vliet) Meany, George, > 1894-1980 Mitchell, Ted Provasti, Leo Ramirez, Armando Rockefeller, Nelson A > (Nelson Aldrich), > 1908-1979. Roosevelt, Eleanor, > 1884-1962 Rustin, Bayard, > 1912-1987 Schiff, Doris Taylor, William Van Arsdale, Harry, > 1905-1986 Wagner, Robert F > (Robert Ferdinand), > 1910-1991. Wechsler, James A > (James Arthur), > 1915-1983. La Guardia, Fiorello H > (Fiorello Henry), > 1882-1947 Ramírez, Armando Rockefeller, Nelson A > (Nelson Aldrich), > 1908-1979 Wagner, Robert F > (Robert Ferdinand), > 1910-1991 Wechsler, James A > (James Arthur), > 1915-1983 United States > Federal Bureau of Investigation. Beth-El Hospital (New York, N.Y.) Congress of Industrial Organizations (U.S.) International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of America Maimonides Hospital (Brookyln, New York, N.Y.) Montefiore Hospital Medical Group (New York, N.Y.) Mount Sinai Hospital (New York, N.Y.) National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees > District 1199. New York City Central Labor Council New York Hospital Board Professional Nurses' Association Trade Union Unity League (U.S.) United Public Workers of America Whelan's Drugs National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees > District 1199 World War (1939-1945) 1939 - 1945 Charleston Medical College Hospital Strike, Charleston, S.C., 1969 Civil rights movements > New York (N.Y.) Discrimination in employment > New York (N.Y.) Employee-management relations in government > New York (N.Y.) Health care planning > United States Health maintenance organizations > New York (N.Y.) Hospital Workers' Strike, New York, N.Y., 1959 Hospitals > New York (N.Y.) > Administration Labor and laboring classes > United States > Political activity Labor injunctions > New York (N.Y.) Labor unions and communism > New York (N.Y.) Labor > Religious aspects > Christianity > South Carolina > Charleston Loyalty oaths > New York (N.Y.) Puerto Ricans > New York (N.Y.) Race discrimination > New York (N.Y.) Strikebreakers > New York (N.Y.) World War, 1939-1945 > Economic aspects > New York (N.Y.) Civil rights movements Discrimination in employment Economics Employee-management relations in government Health maintenance organizations Health planning Hospitals > Administration Labor injunctions Labor unions and communism Labor > Religious aspects > Christianity Loyalty oaths Puerto Ricans Race discrimination Strikebreakers New York (State) > New York South Carolina > Charleston United States

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