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"The Time Has Come for a Showdown"

Tags: 1940s, CIO, CIO-PAC, communism, communist, Congress of Industrial Organizations, Crown Heights Comment, Crown Heights Labor School, Father William J. Smith, labor, PAC, political action committee

"CIO-PAC"

Tags: 1940s, capital, CIO, CIO-PAC, communism, communist, Congress of Industrial Organizations, Dies Committee, industrial council, industry, labor, PAC, political action committee, Sidney Hillman

"Communist Activities"

Tags: 1940s, Baltimore, communism, Father John Cronin, Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America, labor, Msgr. Michael Ready, National Catholic Welfare Conference, NCWC, Pius XI, union

Interview with William Moriarity

Tags: American Brass Company, CIO, communist, Congress of Industrial Organizations, Connecticut, International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers, Jim Carey, labor, Mine Mill, Philip Murray, Reid Robinson, union, Waterbury, William Moriarity

Memorandum to ACTU-NY RE: Intra-Union Organization

Tags: 1930s, ACTU, Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, Detroit, labor, Marxism, Paul Weber, union

Church and Social Order

Tags: 1940s, labor, National Catholic Welfare Conference, NCWC, Pope Pius XI, social justice, social order, vocational groups

The Chrysler-C.I.O. Industrial Strike

Tags: 1930s, Chrysler, CIO, Congress of Industrial Organizations, Detroit, Father Charles Coughlin, labor, National Labor Relations Board, NLRB, Pius XI, strike, UAW, union, United Automobile Workers, Wagner Act

Labor College, Diocese of Buffalo, Fourth Year

Tags: 1940s, Buffalo, Diocese of Buffalo, labor, Labor College, National Catholic Welfare Conference, NCWC, New York, Rev. John Duffy, SAD, Social Action Department, St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute, workers schools

Work of the Priest

Tags: 1930s, Father John Hayes, Illinois, labor, Mundelein, National Catholic Welfare Conference, NCWC, priest study clubs, SAD, Social Action Department, St. Mary of the Lake Seminary, Summer School for Social Action, worker rights

Ryan's Ph.D. dissertation was published as A Living Wage in 1906. In it Ryan made an economic and moral argument for government-mandated minimum wage legislation. In the first excerpt, Ryan argues that the Natural Rights provide the justification for…

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