In several countries, stereotypers and electrotypers joined together to form labor unions around 1900 that persisted into the 1970s; in the US, the union had 10,500 members in the 1950s.
These unions persisted into the 1970s; in the US, the union had 10,500 members in the 1950s. In several countries, stereotypers and electrotypers joined together around 1900 to form labor unions.
In several countries, stereotypers and electrotypers joined together around 1900 to form labor unions. These unions persisted into the 1970s; in the US, the union had 10,500 members in the 1950s.
In several countries, stereotypers and electrotypers joined together around 1900 to form labor unions. These unions persisted into the 1970s; in the US, the union had 10,500 members in the 1950s.