Layout of the Flint Chevrolet plants and Fisher Body No. 2
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Photo of a Saginaw taxicab in which four union leaders were injured, January 26, 1937.
Photo of a Chevrolet No. 9, February 1937.
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Photo of outside Fisher Body No. 2, January 12, 1937.
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Photo of strike leaders arraigned before Judge Edward D. Mallory (left to right—Victor Reuther, Robert Travis, Roy Reuther, Maurice Sugar, Henry Kraus).
Photo of picketing in Flint.
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Photo of a National Guard blockades, Chevrolet No. 4.
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Photo of Sheriff Wolcott reading the Gadola injunction.
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Photo of the National Guard arriving in Flint.
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Photo of dancing in front of Fisher Body No. 1, Flint.
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Photo of strikers reacting to the Flint Alliance.
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Photo of Robert Travis (in topcoat, with hand in pocket) in one of the Flint Fisher Body plants.
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Photo of Flint Fisher Body set-downers leaning out the plant windows to chat with reporters.
Photo of Roy Reuther at the mike.
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Photo of Bud Simons waving from Fisher Body No. 1.
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Photo of outside Fisher Body No. 1.
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Photo of the Women’s Emergency Brigade.
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Photo of Frank Murphy and John L. Lewis.
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Photo of showing that the strike is over. Fisher Body No. 1, Feb. 11, 1937.