Hoffa: The Real StoryThe story of James Hoffa : his personal life, his time as president of the most powerful labor union in the country, what he thought about organized crime and what they did to him in prison. Ends with a chapter on July 30, 1975, the day he disappeared. |
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... Tobin , then the general pres- ident of the Teamsters , was lukewarm toward Dobbs because Farrell made no bones of being an out - and - out commie . Nor did Tobin feel too certain that we should organize the over- the - roaders but ...
... Tobin , then the general pres- ident of the Teamsters , was lukewarm toward Dobbs because Farrell made no bones of being an out - and - out commie . Nor did Tobin feel too certain that we should organize the over- the - roaders but ...
Page 64
... Tobin was really embarrassed when , out in Minneapolis , Dobbs and the Dunnes began making wacky pro - Russia statements in public . Tobin was forced to take action . Dobbs ' Minneapolis local was put in trusteeship , giving control of ...
... Tobin was really embarrassed when , out in Minneapolis , Dobbs and the Dunnes began making wacky pro - Russia statements in public . Tobin was forced to take action . Dobbs ' Minneapolis local was put in trusteeship , giving control of ...
Page 67
... Tobin and other high officials in the Teamsters . Tobin offered to make me an international organizer but I told him I was happy holding the line in my own area and trying to set things up for a big postwar effort . But as a reward for ...
... Tobin and other high officials in the Teamsters . Tobin offered to make me an international organizer but I told him I was happy holding the line in my own area and trying to set things up for a big postwar effort . But as a reward for ...
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