Add to ORKGRay Pineau was a leader in the historic Jay, Maine International Paper Strike in 1987-88. He is featured in Julius Getman\u27s book on the strike, The Betrayal of Local 14. Pineau\u27s interview includes his observations on the politics and attitudes of the S.D. Warren workers and union leaders during the Jay Strike; Pineau worked at S.D. Warren for a brief period during the strike. Later he became a representative in the Maine State Legislature, helping to found a labor caucus in the 1990s and 2000s.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/sd-warren/1018/thumbnail.jp
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Tommy Lestage was a long time militant labor activist and union leader at Westbrook mill. He recount...
Palmer was an important participant in the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA) statewide strike of ...
This interview covers how Jay strike included participation from paper union members across all of M...
[Excerpt] Since 1937, a social contract existed between International Paper and the paper-mill union...
James Murry discusses his involvement with the AFL/CIO from 1968-1991, the labor movement in Montana...
Arthur Gordon is considered by Maine labor union leaders and activists to have been the institution...
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