Political Action by Organized Labor

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The C.I.O. in Politics: Attack and Defense

The energetic effort of the Congress of Industrial Organizations to mobilize labor and public support for the reelection of President Roosevelt is one of the most striking features of the 1944 campaign. C. I. O. political activities have been attacked as an effort to buy the election, to capture the Democratic party, to control the Government of the United States: they have been defended as a legitimate movement by ...

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