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On this day in Labor History

November 18, 1958
33 men died on Lake Michigan with the sinking of the Carl D. Bradley during one of the worst storms in the lake’s history. The 623-foot ship, carrying limestone, broke in two. Two crewmen survived - 1958
May 12, 1958
Laundry & Dry Cleaning International Union granted a charter by the AFL-CIO - 1958
April 28, 1958
United Wallpaper Craftsmen & Workers of North America merges with Pulp, Sulfite & Paper Mill Workers - 1958
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