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AFL-CIO

AFL-CIOfounded 1955

Commonly known today as the "AFL-CIO," the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations was formed when the American Federation of Labor (founded 1886) and Congress of Industrial Organizations (founded in 1935) merged in 1955. Between 1955 and 2005, the AFL–CIO's member unions came to represent nearly all unionized workers in the United States.

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1973.1.357
Jacob Burck
1967
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1973.1.213
Herc Ficklen
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1973.1.552
Ralph Vinson
ca. December 1967
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1973.1.1036
Warren King
ca. December 1967
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1966.64.224
Ross A. Lewis
ca. February 1966
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1973.1.1050
Edmund (Ed) S. Valtman
ca. December 1967
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1965.28.347
Reg Manning
ca. November 1958
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1966.64.286
Milwaukee Sentinel
ca. February 1966
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1965.28.56
Jim Berryman
ca. November 1958
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1973.1.1293
Vic Runtz
ca. December 1967
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