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The Right and Necessity of Organization

Tags: 1930s, collective bargaining, Illinois, labor, Monsignor Francis Haas, Mundelein, National Catholic Welfare Conference, NCWC, SAD, Social Action Department, St. Mary of the Lake Seminary, Summer School for Social Action, worker rights

The Theology of Racism

The Yardstick - " Minimum Wage for Farm Workers"

The Yardstick - "Criticism of Chavez and His Union Tactics"

The Yardstick - "Let's Look at the Bracero Program"

The Yardstick - "Seeking Justice and Peace in Vineyards"

The Yardstick - "The Grape Boycott and the Right to Organize"

The Yardstick - "The Laity's Role in Economic and Political Actions"

Thomas A. Edison in his laboratory in New Jersey, 1901.

Captioned "The most famous inventor of the age--Thos. A. Edison in his laboratory, East Orange, N.J., U.S.A." This item is part of the background to the Forging Bonds of Sympathy: The Catholic Church and the Knights of Labor section.

Thomas Kenan to John Ryan, October 23, 1936

For more information on this particular item, visit the document page for Thomas Kenan to John Ryan, October 23, 1936. This item is a part of the Catholics and Politics: The 1936 Presidential Campaign section. Return to Index of Documents

Tags: 1930s, Politics

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