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Union members working to establish a historical marker for the mighty UAW Local 248 at the former Allis-Chalmers site will host a film screening of three rare films about the union at the West Allis Public Library on Saturday March 28th from 3-5pm. The films include historic strike footage and interviews made by union activists and leaders from some of the state’s fiercest labor battles. The event is free and open to all.“Turbines, Turmoil, and Tears”
-1980 film produced by the UW School for Workers, featuring rare footage from the historic 1941 strike filmed by union members.
"A Half Century of Struggle: A-C Workers Tell Their Story" segments
-1980’s film produced by UAW Local 248 featuring union activists and leaders, and actions around the plant closure and pension fight.
“Who paid the dues” segments
-1980's film by Mary Kronen featuring interviews with former UAW 248 President Harold Christoffel
Co-sponsored by: The Wisconsin Labor History Society, UW School for Workers, Milwaukee Area Labor Council's Education Committee and Young Workers Committee.
To learn more about the historical marker campaign, visit https://sites.google.com/view/uaw248/
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West Allis Public Library, 7421 W National Ave,West Allis, Wisconsin, United States
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