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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148979
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148978
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148977
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148976
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148975
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148974
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148973
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148972
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148971
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148970
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148969
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THE POPULAR OSCAR WILDE MEMORIAL BY DANNY OSBORNE [TWO MINOR BRONZES ON PLINTHS AND THE MAN HIMSELF ON THE ROCK]-148968
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Portrait of David Dubinsky (with program in pocket), BC Vladeck (with rose), Fiorello LaGuardia (front right) and others
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Mayor Robert Wagner, Senator Herbert Lehman, Governor Nelson Rockefeller, ILGWU President David Dubinsky, and others watch as Mrs. Mary Rockefeller sews an ILGWU union label into a garment.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Banquet portrait includes Ella Clark Brown in center front
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Snowbank Lawrence Kimbrell, Lucille Kimbrell and others [perhaps including E. B. McKinney, Vice President of the STFU] laugh while listening to Norman Thomas speak at an outdoor STFU meeting
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Norman Thomas speaking at an outdoor STFU meeting. An unidentified Black man stands with him on stage
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Norman Thomas speaking at an outdoor STFU meeting. An unidentified Black man stands with him on stage
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Norman Thomas speaking at an outdoor STFU meeting
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Norman Thomas speaking at an outdoor STFU meeting
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Norman Thomas speaking at an outdoor STFU meeting
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Lehman listen to the complaints of New York City garment workers' representatives.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky, Charles Zimmerman, and Averell Harriman talk quietly during the Silver Jubilee Convention.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller sews a union label into a garment while Luigi Antonini, Charles Zimmerman, Robert F. Wagner, Herbert Lehman, Nelson Rockefeller, David Dubinsky and others look on.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Harry Truman and David Dubinsky at a podium with an ABC microphone
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Harry S. Truman, president of the United States
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Group of men, including David Dubinsky and Harry Truman, conversing and laughing in a crowded room
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Harry Truman speaks at a black-tie event. Above him is a portrait of Samuel Gompers.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Dwight Eisenhower and George Meany shake hands while onlookers applaud.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Louis Stulberg, Sammy Davis Jr. and others on the street near a large "Garment District Sign."
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Former Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and Eleanor Roosevelt at the 50th anniversary commemoration of the Triangle Fire, March, 1961
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Eleanor Roosevelt conversing with a small group
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Eleanor Roosevelt speaks to a war-time audience while Rose Pesotta and others listen.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Signed portrait of James Farley, May 6, 1956, dedicated to David Dubinsky. James Farley was Postmaster General under Franklin D. Roosevelt. He also ran Franklin D. Roosevelt's political campaign in 1932.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky demonstrates cutting to U.S. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell and others, September 21, 1954.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky greets John Dewey on his 90th birthday, October 20, 1949. William H. Kilpatrick, Professor Emeritus of Education at Columbia University, looks on.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Eugene V. Debs working in his office
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Eugene V. Debs and family at their house in Terre Haute, Indiana, September 30, 1925
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Max D. Danish and U.S. Senator James H. Mead
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., speaking at an AFL-CIO event
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

The Social Justice Award is presented on behalf of the Religion and Labor Foundation to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Strikers gathered around loudspeakers outside Auditorium Hall, listening to Mayor Camillien Houde
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Edward Kennedy and Sol C. Chaikin with David, Rosalind, and Karen.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Morris Sigman and Fiorello LaGuardia, pictured during the years of turmoil within the ILGWU, 1924-1929
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Four men, including Robert F. Kennedy, David Dubinsky, and Louis Stulberg
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Eleanor Roosevelt speaks into a WFDR microphone.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Eleanor Roosevelt speaks at a podium with an AFL-CIO sign, 1957.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Eleanor Roosevelt, David Dubinsky, and others
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Rose Schneiderman talking at a production of the ILGWU "Pins and Needles," 1938
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

ILGWU representatives from the Italian Dress Makers Union Local 89 stand with Eleanor Roosevelt, David Dubinsky, and Luigi Antonini as they present plaques honoring Eleanor and Franklin D. Roosevelt's contributions to labor.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Eleanor Roosevelt was a member of the Women's Trade Union League and in 1946 was elected head of United Nations Human Rights Commission.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

David Dubinsky and Nelson Rockefeller socialize with others.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Panel from Diego Rivera's mural at Unity House, depicting the growing conflict over slavery that eventually led to the Civil War. Also included are references to the Mexican War and the discovery of gold in California. Important figures include Henry Da
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Panel from Diego Rivera's mural at Unity House, depicting a Civil War scene. Key figures include John Brown, Abraham Lincoln, and J.P. Morgan. The mural also includes a quote that addresses the emancipation of labor and slavery.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Panel of Diego Rivera's mural at Unity House, depicting the labor movement and labor radicalism. Addressing the struggle between labor and capital, the mural includes images of Karl Marx, Terrance Powderly, Friedrich Engels, and the Haymarket martyrs. A
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, David and Emma Dubinsky, Max Danish and others at a White House production of "Pins & Needles"
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Voter registration table surrounded by American Labor Party posters supporting Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Lehman, 1940
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Governor Herbert Lehman, and Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia on an election campaign tour, 1940
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Ella Clark Brown (seated, second from right) with management, TV, radio, advertising, and newspaper executives, labor representatives, and lawyers. To Brown's right is the granddaughter of Governor Winthrop.
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library

Ella Clark Brown and her brother-in-law, Edward Arnold, the president of the Screen Actors Guild, 1951
by Kheel Center, Cornell University Library