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On this day in Labor History

November 27, 1936
1,200 workers sit down at Midland Steel, forcing recognition of the United Auto Workers, Detroit - 1936
August 13, 1936
Newspaper Guild members begin three-month strike of Hearst-owned Seattle Post-Intelligencer, shutting the publication down in their successful fight for union recognition - 1936
June 30, 1936
The Walsh-Healey Act took effect today. It requires companies that supply goods to the government to pay wages according to a schedule set by the Secretary of Labor - 1936
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