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... worker and his family from leaving the camp . An investigation by the NAACP labor secretary in 1958 revealed that the majority of the workers at the Frank Swiercznski labor camp on Route 104 , Orleans County , New York , received only ...
... worker and his family from leaving the camp . An investigation by the NAACP labor secretary in 1958 revealed that the majority of the workers at the Frank Swiercznski labor camp on Route 104 , Orleans County , New York , received only ...
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... workers which had been enacted in 1954 . So outrageous was this betrayal of agricultural workers in Louisiana , that two representatives of the small National Agricultural Workers Union ( an AFL - CIO affiliate ) appeared at a quarterly ...
... workers which had been enacted in 1954 . So outrageous was this betrayal of agricultural workers in Louisiana , that two representatives of the small National Agricultural Workers Union ( an AFL - CIO affiliate ) appeared at a quarterly ...
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... WORKERS now are brought into the United States under contract each year , plus many thousands of Puerto Ricans who also are brought in for work under con- tractual arrangement . In addition farm laborers from Jamaica and the Bahamas are ...
... WORKERS now are brought into the United States under contract each year , plus many thousands of Puerto Ricans who also are brought in for work under con- tractual arrangement . In addition farm laborers from Jamaica and the Bahamas are ...
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