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The Nine months at hard labor for fighting Jim Crow case of Joseph Sachs

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United Public Workers of America

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Describing the conviction of United Public Workers employee Joseph Sachs; describing the background and coverage of the case; and urging the president to "order an end to this union-busting persecution" as well as Sachs's release.
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