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LABOR LEADERS, 1938. Left to right: American labor leaders Philip Murray, chairman of the Congress of Industrial Organizations steel organizing committee; John L. Lewis, president of the C. I. O. ; and Thomas Kennedy, former candidate for Pennsylvania governor. Photograph, 1938
LABOR LEADERS, 1938.
Left to right: American labor leaders Philip Murray, chairman of the Congress of Industrial Organizations steel organizing committee; John L. Lewis, president of the C.I.O.; and Thomas Kennedy, former candidate for Pennsylvania governor. Photograph, 1938
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1938 Candidate Committee Democrat Governor Kennedy Labor Leader Labor Movement Lewis Llewellyn Meeting Murray Organization Pennsylvania Philip Steel United Mine Workers
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This iconic photograph captures a significant moment in American labor history. Taken in 1938, it showcases three influential figures who played pivotal roles in the labor movement of their time. From left to right, we see Philip Murray, John L. Lewis, and Thomas Kennedy. Philip Murray was the chairman of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (C. I. O. ) steel organizing committee. As a prominent labor leader, he fought tirelessly for workers' rights and fair working conditions within the steel industry. John L. Lewis served as the president of C. I. O. , making him one of the most powerful voices advocating for workers across various industries during this era. His leadership style and determination made him an instrumental force in shaping labor policies that benefited countless individuals. Thomas Kennedy, although not as widely recognized as his counterparts, was a former candidate for Pennsylvania governor and an active participant in Democratic politics. He contributed to advancing pro-labor legislation through his involvement with unions and political campaigns. In this candid snapshot from 1938, these men are depicted engaged in what appears to be a serious discussion or meeting regarding their shared goals within the labor movement. Their presence together symbolizes unity among leaders striving towards improving working conditions and empowering workers across America. This print serves as a visual reminder of their dedication to creating positive change within society during a time when organized labor faced numerous challenges but also achieved significant victories that continue to impact workers today.
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