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... Bob Travis and Henry Kraus came up ; a fellow named Ralph Dale from Wisconsin and a fellow from the rubber workers ... Bob Travis from Toledo . Travis was a worker I knew well and trusted . The first chance he Organize ! page 116.
... Bob Travis and Henry Kraus came up ; a fellow named Ralph Dale from Wisconsin and a fellow from the rubber workers ... Bob Travis from Toledo . Travis was a worker I knew well and trusted . The first chance he Organize ! page 116.
Page 118
... Bob Travis be assigned to take over the Flint organizing campaign . Martin readily agreed to this , so eager was he to get me out of Flint , and I returned to my office in Detroit . I did , however , remain in Flint for a time and then ...
... Bob Travis be assigned to take over the Flint organizing campaign . Martin readily agreed to this , so eager was he to get me out of Flint , and I returned to my office in Detroit . I did , however , remain in Flint for a time and then ...
Page 153
... Bob Travis , Victor Reuther , and Roy Reuther were fired . These three young men had played a commendable role in the Flint sit - down strikes . It is not an exaggeration to say that Bob Travis was the most brilliant strike leader and ...
... Bob Travis , Victor Reuther , and Roy Reuther were fired . These three young men had played a commendable role in the Flint sit - down strikes . It is not an exaggeration to say that Bob Travis was the most brilliant strike leader and ...
Contents
The Path I Trod | 8 |
We Move Out of the Coal Fields | 27 |
4 | 36 |
Copyright | |
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