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On this day in Labor History

March 22, 1941
The Grand Coulee Dam on Washington state’s Columbia River begins operation after a decade of construction. 8,000 workers labored on the project; 77 died - 1941
March 10, 1941
New York City bus drivers, members of the Transport Workers Union, go on strike. After 12 days of no buses – and a large show of force by Irish-American strikers at the St. Patrick’s Day parade – Mayor Fiorello La Guardia orders arbitration - 1941
February 26, 1941
Bethlehem Steel workers strike for union recognition, Bethlehem, Penn. - 1941
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