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III I I f\JI( INr/ .. \ I It IN If'! ;\r..II !!14 \ ' . ' I I('["l' 11](' Al l. did IItli alkmpt sLt /' '( ' . Ill" .1 I 1.1/ . • ,\ . II 1 . r I!..{'S, I I worked III ddeal icgililllatt walk -oulS ' . I . OUIS _ . !\ ( I' ,lillie ("(lIlchJ(I(( ' I II l;t 1 "'1'1 Il' h'del ;! . tum as a whole , ••• < nh()t'lPl'd < b' O[ . slIppressed all irllilorl'l . • I lt I · all k ;IIH I .. !iil' " 01 spontaneous movements , in 1 "'13 7. an< ' I 1 " Y}4 especmll y th osc III ' sted alld ges movement on the COilSt." II ruhber. Thc one exception was the Brid- :, ' IS far from clear, however th t ev;n one exceptIon occurred, Under the leadership of H:r dges, th organizing of West Coasl longshoremen had culminated ith; amos an FrancIsco general strike of July 1934, Charles Larrowe th e manlImc labor historian, concludes that the only "benefit" obta ' ine d' by t he workers , wa s th elr ' b emg ' broughl ' Ull der union contract' , "Th e t erms under WhICh the ' pro 1 onged, vIOlenl ' stn k c was settled were similar t b e sure, to some of the proposals t()r setUement made before the st' e began, Looked at in this perspective .' .d i t might seem that the strike ' se,:," no purpose, But looked at in the larger contcxt of collective bargammg, the stnkc was both unavoidable and necessary," ' " The settlement of the 1934 strike mark ed the begmnmg at a change in consciousness for San Fra nCISCO ' employers , ' though wa t er f' rant strife C
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Appendix: Excerpts from Adventures
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NUCLEAR MADNESS ... VIOLENCE AGAINS
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