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FIRST LADY MADE HONORARY MEMBER OF WORKERS ALLIANCE BY LASSER. WASHINGTON, D.C. JUNE 7. MRS. ROOSEVELT WAS TODAY MADE AN HONORARY MEMBER OF THE WORKERS' ALLIANCE BY PRESIDENT DAVID LASSER WHEN SHE CONCLUDED HER 20-MINUTE ADDERSS TO THE NATIONAL RIGHT TO WORK CONGRESS IN CONVENTION AT THE LABOR DEPAR
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FIRST LADY MADE HONORARY MEMBER OF WORKERS ALLIANCE BY LASSER. WASHINGTON, D.C. JUNE 7. MRS. ROOSEVELT WAS TODAY MADE AN HONORARY MEMBER OF THE WORKERS' ALLIANCE BY PRESIDENT DAVID LASSER WHEN SHE CONCLUDED HER 20-MINUTE ADDERSS TO THE NATIONAL RIGHT TO WORK CONGRESS IN CONVENTION AT THE LABOR DEPAR

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