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1942 Factory committee of management meets to discuss factory issues
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5:56Now PlayingDate: 9th April 1942
Location: United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The Future of Britain
ENGLAND: Unknown:
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CHILDREN small boy w girl walk across screen from low angle used in Committee of Management
FACTORIES. Committee of management in a factory..workers vote clock out..proposals at meeting..workers leave factory.
LABOUR Committee of Management..workers vote..meeting of representatives.
STATUES, of workman w hammer used in Committee of Management
WALPOLE DR At committee of Management factory meeting
Period Attitudes
worker, industry, industrial, democracy, democratic
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