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Origins of the American Labor Press

Journalism History, 1999
As the United States entered the nineteenth century, the highly skilled artisans who had worked in their own homes to create customized items for individual patrons were replaced by largescale operations in which unskilled workers produced units in quantity and at lower cost By the mid-1820s, items such as clothing, furniture, carriages, barrels ...
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A key to the labor press: Michigan index to labor union periodicals

Human Resource Management, 1968
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Covering for the Bosses: Labor and the Southern Press

Journal of American History, 2011
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Appendix: Notes on the Labor Press, 1914–19

1941
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Liberal and Labor Press Advertising

The Australian Quarterly, 1968
The Australian system of political advertising is a confusion of forty-year old, ad hoc processes; a pastiche of many themes, lacking a central orienta tion, in search of a cogent expression. It is a remarkable synthesis of sophisticated television techniques, short-sighted intuitive planning and a crude polemical style in the press.
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The Labor Press: As a Leadership Tool

Journalism Quarterly, 1958
A study of international labor union publications shows that their primary mission is to sell the organization and its leaders to the worker, not to educate or to arouse him against the employer. Dr. Garver is assistant professor of journalism at Montana State University.
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Associated Press v. National Labor Relations Board (1937)

2009
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Pressing Problems In The Utilization Of Labor Resources

Problems in Economics, 1966
The rational utilization of labor resources and the systematic involvement in social production of the constantly growing contingents of manpower are very important advantages of a socialist planned economic system. These advantages are realized in planning.
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Labor Propaganda and the Gulag Press: The Case of Putevka

Journalism History, 2020
Soviet propaganda extended beyond the general Soviet population to include prisoners who were sent to Gulag camps and special settlements.
Karlyga Myssayeva, Michael Brown
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Land reform, community‐building and the labor press in Antebellum America and Britain

Studies in Newspaper and Periodical History, 1995
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