Movie: United Action Means Victory

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Virginia Stevens
Virginia Stevens

Auxiliary Worker (voice)

Earl Robinson
Earl Robinson

A Picket (voice)

Charles Gordon
Charles Gordon

Commentary (voice)

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    Documentary detailing the 1939 strike by the Tool and Die Makers union against General Motors.

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    1939-10-01

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