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1931 - 1939
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It was a serious of coal mining related strikes, bombings, executions. Coal miners wanted better working conditions and better wages.
1932
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They wanted the company owner to cut wages by up to 40%.
The strike laster for two months.
1934 - 1936
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It was a strike of Teamsters against the trucking companies operating Minneapolis.
1935
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It was an industry-wide labor strike lasting for only three and a half months. It was organized by the Northwest Council of Sawmill and Timber Workers' Union.
1936 - 1937
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It was made by the American Federation of Hosiery Workers. It was an unsuccesful strike lasting thirteen months. It was the world's largest hosiery mill in Reading, Pennsylvania.
1936 - 1937
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It was againt the General Motors that changed the United Automobile Workers from the industry into a major labor union.
1937 - 1942
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It was a strike made by the Steel Workers Organizing Committe. It was one of the most violent strikes of the 1930s
This strike started on April 1st, 1929 and ended on June 7th, 1929. The people who went on strike didn't like the working conditions and wanted forty-hour work week and wanted a minimum of $20 weekly wage.
1929 - 1930
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This strike started on April 1st, 1929 and ended on June 7th, 1929. The people who went on strike didn't like the working conditions and wanted forty-hour work week and wanted a minimum of $20 weekly wage.