“…GDR Envoys to Tito Berlin/German Question Four Shifts for Foundry Work Tourists Russian Liberation Anniversary Air Force Day Agricultural Development Fund Cernik in Silesia Foreign Funds Agricultural Schools…”

“…Kadar's Official Friendly Visit to Warsaw First Stage of Katowice Foundry Completed Golden Anniversary of the Polish Aviation Works The Polonia in Poland: The Season of 1978 Population Reaches 35,000,000 Mark: Family Problems…”

“…This photograph is from the front cover of the July 1969 issue of The Way for Women and Youth, a newspaper published by the Amalgamated Union of Engineering and Foundry Workers.…”

“…Gábor Kuncze evaluates the past four years. 4. The foundry at Diósgyőr: privatization, bankruptcy, lay-offs, trade union, works councils. 5. …”

“…The recall conference of the Amalgamated Union of Engineering and Foundry Workers, meeting inside the building, took place following the suspension of a national strike across the engineering industry in support of a claim which had included a call for progress towards equal pay. …”

“…Strikes and Reform in Poland / by Louisa Vinton The Strikes Continue: Special Powers Legislation in Preparation / by John Reed Negotiations Fail to Settle the Gdansk Strike / by Louisa Vinton "Economic" Solution Suggested to End Strike / by John Reed The End of the Gdansk Strike / by Jan de Weydenthal The Foundry Workers' Day / by Roman Stefanowski Sejm Approves Special Powers for the Government / by John Reed…”

“…The Sikorski Legend Is Revived in Poland Polish Students March in Protest The International Poznan Fair Is 60 Years Old Drug Addiction in Poland The Price of Soviet Oil Draft Bill on Higher Education Discussed Craftsmen's Solidarity Seeks Recognition Poland and the Warsaw Pact How Not to Build a Foundry A Matter of Courage and Fear Cardinal Wyszynski Dies…”

“…With a languid atmosphere. using the massive ship like a landscape, the film explores what is found inside the ship from its communist past, onwards through an unseen attack by pirates and onto a distant beach and glowing iron foundry, until the ship becomes a phantom.…”

“…Workers may be exposed to crystalline silica in many other industries, including surface and underground mining, pottery, drywall hanging, glassmaking, foundry work, quarry work, work with sandblasting materials, agriculture, and automotive repair.…”

“…Welfare orders cover the following trades— Ambulance arrangements at blast furnaces, copper mills, iron mills, foundries, and metal works. Ambulance arrangements at sawmills and woodworking factories. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Gorbachev in Belgrade <br/>- French presidential election campaign <br/>- Events in Azerbaijan <br/>- Disarmament of short-range missiles complete in Czechoslovakia <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Gyula Horn in Vienna <br/>- Péter Várkonyi's report on his South East Asian and Pacific visits <br/>- Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros dam question <br/>- Persons arrested in connection with March 15 commemorations are released <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Parliamentary debate on modifying agricultural cooperative law, cooperative law <br/>- Restructuring Soroksár iron foundry Külpolitika: <br/>- Gorbacsov Belgrádban <br/>- Francia elnökválasztási kampány <br/>- Azerbajdzsáni események <br/>- Csehszlovákiában befejeződtek a rövid hatótávolságú rakéták leszerelése <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Horn Gyula Bécsben <br/>- Várkonyi Péter beszámolója Dél-kelet Ázsiában és Óceániában tett látogatásáról <br/>- Bős-nagymarosi vízlépcső ügye <br/>- Szabadon bocsátották a március 15-i megemlékezések kapcsán letartóztatott személyeket <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- A tsz-törvény, szövetkezeti törtvény módosításának vitája a parlamentben <br/>- A soroksári vasöntöde szanálása…”

“…Memories of Father Jerzy[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no.104 (1 November 1984)]The leading Solidarity weekly, published in Warsaw, published memories of Father Jerzy Popiełuszko from three ordinary people who had come into close contact with him: a foundry worker from the Warsaw Foundry, who, tellingly, calls him by his first name, without the usual "Father;" an altar boy from his parish church; and a miner from Silesia, who was a regular worshiper at the Masses for the Homeland. …”

“…"In a fresh and timely reinterpretation, Nelson Lichtenstein examines how trade unionism has waxed and waned in the nation's political and moral imagination, among both devoted partisans and intransigent foes. From the steel foundry to the burger-grill, from Woodrow Wilson to John Sweeney, from Homestead to Pittston, Lichtenstein weaves together a compelling matrix of ideas, stories, strikes, laws, and people in a streamlined narrative of work and labor in the twentieth century. …”

“…In February last, 5,000 iron stakes for barbed wire entanglements, manufactured after the German pattern, were sent to PAMPLONA (NAVARRA) from the Basque foundry at BILBAO, &quot;Altos Hornos de Vizcaya&quot;. …”

“….* The largest percentage of accidental injuries to the eye takes place in the machine tool, foundry, and metal products industries. Treatment of Accidents The technical treatment of accidents is obviously best left to a doctor or nurse; failing them, to trained first-aid personnel. …”

“…If the working process of mill or foundry demands a higher temperature than 65&deg; you will need more than ever to get all the fresh air you can when not at work. …”

“…I Felt There Was More Freedom There[from: Hutnik, no. 17(89) (9 October 1984)]This is an interview with a teenage participant in the Workers' Pilgrimage to Częstochowa on 30 September 1984 that was published in the weekly of the Lenin Foundry in Nowa Huta. The Independent Association of Students[from: Komunikat, no. 19 (July-September 1984)]The Independent Association of Students [Niezależne Zrzeszenie Studentó (NZS)] was founded in September 1980 and made illegal shortly after the imposition of martial law. …”

“…Seweryn Jaworski is the deputy chairman of the Mazowsze region and a worker in a Warsaw foundry. First Talks at Liberty: An Interview with Andrzej Gwiazda[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 97 (23 August 1984)]Andrzej Gwiazda was released from prison on 24 July 1984 under the conditional amnesty of 22 July 1984 having spent two-and-a-half years in prison with no charges preferred against him. …”

“…Enterprise Network Communique[from: Wola, no. 8(174) (24 February 1986)]The Network of Leading Enterprises (which comprises major plants such as the foundries and mines) was founded by Solidarity and reactivated by underground Solidarity in December 1983. …”

“…About Nowa Huta[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 99 (20 September 1984)]This account of Solidarity in the southern industrial center of Nowa Huta is based on conversations with representatives of the Nowy Sacz district Interfactory Strike Committee, the Clandestine Steel Workers' Committee, and activists involved in producing the foundry's underground press. A Signal Stronger than Television: Radio Solidarity in Nowa Huta[from: Tygodnik Mazowsze, no. 96 (9 August 1984)]Since the first months of 1982 Radio Solidarity programs have been broadcast in at least 20 Polish towns and cities by autonomous groups of Solidarity activists and supporters. …”