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Untitled negative showing (left to right) Julia O'Connor Parker (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers), Maida Stewart Springer (International Ladies' Garment Workers Union), Warren Hall, Grace E. Blackett (United Auto Workers Union), and Anne Murkovich (American Federation of Hosiery Work
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Untitled negative showing (left to right) Julia O'Connor Parker (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers), Maida Stewart Springer (International Ladies' Garment Workers Union), Warren Hall, Grace E. Blackett (United Auto Workers Union), and Anne Murkovich (American Federation of Hosiery Work

1935 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit lineUntitled negative showing (left to right) Julia O'Connor Parker (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers), Maida Stewart Springer (International Ladies' Garment Workers Union), Warren Hall, Gr. 1935. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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