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Publisher
The Amalgamated Engineering Union
Language
English
Pages
24

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Subjects
Women metal-workers, Employment, Women
Places
Australia

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1943, The Amalgamated Engineering Union
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Edition Notes

Cover title.

"Special Report -- May 31st, 1943. Issued by the Amalgamated Engineering Union, 126 Chalmers Street, Sydney"--Cover.

Introductory remarks on p. [1] signed by J.A. Cranwell, Chairman, Amalgamated Engineering Union, Australia Section.

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Sydney
Other Titles
Amalgamated Engineering Union welcomes women members

Classifications

Library of Congress
HD6073.M4 A82

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Pagination
24 p.
Number of pages
24

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30296101M
LCCN
45018539

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