John-L-Lewis-Pennsylvania-meeting-1938
Shenandoah, Pennsylvania? John L. Lewis, center, at the stadium at a district meeting of the mine workers, seen among a crowd of people.
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- 1938
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- 732 × 1,024 pixels
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