Add to ORKGArthur Gordon is considered by Maine labor union leaders and activists to have been the institutional memory of S.D. Warren\u27s unionization and Local 1069 of the United Paperworkers International. Gordon spearheaded Local 1069\u27s transformation of Westbrook in the 1960s from a management-dominated Republican city to a union-dominated Democratic city. He served on the Westbrook city council and then the Maine State Legislature, also while being a leader of the movement to improve occupational safety in Maine industrial workplaces.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/sd-warren/1040/thumbnail.jp
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Donald Fontaine has been a labor lawyer since the late 1960s, working first with Pine Tree Legal and...
James Murry discusses his involvement with the AFL/CIO from 1968-1991, the labor movement in Montana...
Usher was a rank and file worker and a son of an S.D. Warren worker. He worked at mill from 1960 int...
Gordon successfully led a union effort to remake Westbrook from a Republican city before unionizatio...
Ewing was a union activist and leader at New Jersey factory before working at USM. Ewing was the fir...
Hiltz is a paperworker from the S.D. Warren Somerset Mill. He became president of the United Paperwo...
Ray Pineau was a leader in the historic Jay, Maine International Paper Strike in 1987-88. He is feat...
Kellman was the most effective militant labor movement organizer in Maine from late 1970s until 2010...
Harriman was a leader of the workers\u27 successful unionization effort in the 1960s. He was Vice-Pr...
This interview covers how Jay strike included participation from paper union members across all of M...
Dave Martin and Arthur Gordon recount their mill experiences including topics such as: life as a ski...
Butler was a key leader and founder of the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA). The interview inclu...
Palmer was an important participant in the Maine Woodmen\u27s Association (MWA) statewide strike of ...
Tommy Lestage was a long time militant labor activist and union leader at Westbrook mill. He recount...
Shops Talk piece in which Vanessa Sylvester, a former labor activist, talks with local labor leader...
Donald Fontaine has been a labor lawyer since the late 1960s, working first with Pine Tree Legal and...
James Murry discusses his involvement with the AFL/CIO from 1968-1991, the labor movement in Montana...
Usher was a rank and file worker and a son of an S.D. Warren worker. He worked at mill from 1960 int...