Special Edition 1988

Special Edition 1988

HEADLINES
SIU CELEBRATES FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
THE SEAMEN’S STRUGGLE FOR EQUALITY
THE LAW WAS STACKED AGAINST SEAMEN
BUCKO MATES AND CRUELTY AT SEA
LIFE AT SEA
SEAMEN’S ACT OF 1915 BRINGS FREEDOM
MARITIME ENTERS DARK AGE
RED SCARE SWEEPS COUNTRY
AN ILL-FATED STRIKE BREAKS THE ISU
THE GROWTH OF RADICAL ORGANIZATIONS ON THE WATERFRONT
THE FIRST AMERICAN-OWNED PANAMANIAN-REGISTERED VESSELS
THE GREAT DEPRESSION
THE SEAMEN’S MOVEMENT IS REBORN
SPLIT IN ORGANIZED LABOR
BLOODY THURSDAY
THE SIU IS BORN OUT OF THE ASHES OF ISU
SIU LAYS STRONG FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE
SIU FACES OMINOUS POST-WAR TRENDS
PAUL HALL TAKES OVER THE HELM OF SIU
THE SIU BECOMES A WATERFRONT POWER
SIU SEAMEN MOUNT SEALIFT IN KOREA
THE FIFTIES: SIU MAKES RAPID PROGRESS
SIU FIGHTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
FIGHT TO SAVE THE MARITIME INDUSTRY
LUNDEBERG SCHOOL GIVES THOUSANDS OF SEAMEN A CHANCE FOR A BETTER LIFE
THE ‘80S: SIU ADJUSTS TO SWEEPING CHANGES, PLANTS SEEDS OF HOPE

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Seafarers International Union of North America

10/1/1988

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