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  Date: 1949

  Walter Reuther in Paris

  Walter Reuther, President of the United Automobile Workers, CIO, visited the Renault Automobile plant in Paris on December 12, 1949, following his stay in London where he participated in the Free Labor Congress. After the visit, Reuther presented gift packages to the Force Ouviere Syndical Section on behalf of the UAW workers."From Right to Left: Chevalme, General Secretary of the Metal Workers Federation, F.O.; Walter Reuther; Guy Nunn, assistant to Reuther; and Gerges Delmarre, Confederal Secretary of Force Ouviere."December 12, 1949
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  Date: 1949

  Walter Reuther in Paris

  Left to Right: Guy Nunn and Walter Reuther, President of the U.A.W.- C.I.O., looking through the special number of "Force Ouvriere", the offical newspaper of the CGT - FO. This special number was put out to celebrate the creation of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions at London, in which Walter Reuther participated.-
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  Date: 1949

  Walter Reuther in Paris

  Walter Reuther, President of the U.A.W.,- C.I.O., during his press conference held in Paris on December 12, 1949, following the London Labor Conference. This press conference was organized by the European Office of the C.I.O."
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  Date: 1949

  Walter Reuther in Paris

  To celebrate the birth at London of the new International Confederation of Free Trade unions, Force Ouviere organized on December 11, 1949, a large-scale evening's entertainment at the Palais de Chaillot at Paris. Several delegations of the foriegn trade unionists were present. From left to right: Matthew Woll, Vice President of the AFL and Chairman of the AFL Committee of International Relations; Leon Jouhauzz, President of Force Ouvriere; Walter Reuther, President of the United Automobile Workers, CIO, all of whom spoke at the gathering, and Robert Bothereau, Confederal Secretary of F.O.
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  Date: 1949

  Walter Reuther in Paris

  Ambassador David Bruce recieved at a luncheon in Paris, December 10, 1949, the American trade unionist who participated at the London Labor Conference. From Left to Right: Messrs. Barry Bingham, Cheif of the ECA Special Mission to France; Charles J. MacGowan, President of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders and Helpers of America, AFL; Ambassador Averell Harriman, Special Represenative of the ECA; Matthew Woll, Vice President of tthe AFL, and President of the International Photo-Engravers' union, AFL, and Chairman of the AFL Committee of International Relations; Favid Bruce, U.S. Ambassador to France; Kenneth Douty, Cheif of the Labor Division, ECA Special Mission to France; Walter Reuther, President of the United Automobile Workers, CIO; Richard Kelly, Labor Information Officer of ECA French Mission; Ambassador Milton Katz, Deputy to Ambassador Harriman; Jame Stern, Production SPecialist for ECA-OSR; Guy Nunn, Assitant to Walter Reuther; Jay Lovestone, Secretary of the AFL Free Trade Union Committee; Boris Shishkin, Labor Advisor to Mr. Harriman.
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  Date: 1949

  Wayne County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis

  1949 "Wayne County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Walter Reuther looking at March of Dimes poster, (hand in brace, seated at desk) "left to right: Emil Mazey, unidentified woman, WPR, Jack Livingston, Richard Gosser.