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"The only war that man can win". An address to the 10th constitutional convention of the IUE-AFL-CIO, Cleveland, Ohio, September 20, 1962

Published 1962.

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Proceedings of the National conference of social work : selected papers ; seventieth annual meeting ; war regional conferences, New York, Saint Louis, Cleveland

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Proceedings of the Third Annual meeting of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations held at Cleveland, O., July 24 and 25, 1895

by United States League of local building and loan Associations (3 ; 1895 ; Cleveland)

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What is worth while? A study of conduct, from the viewpoint of the man awake. (Read before the Cleveland Free Thought Society, Feb. 20, 1910)

Published 1911.

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Push Buttons and People / Mensch und Maschine (ca. 1950)

by United Automobile Workers (UAW), Abteilung für Erziehung und Staatsbürgerrecht
Published 1986-01-25T00:00:00

Subjects: “…., öffentliche Anhörung, Fortschritt, Arbeitsproduktivität, Gewerkschaft, Kraftfahrzeugindustrie, Industrieroboter, Rationalisierung, Amerika;Nordamerika;USA;Ohio;Cleveland, Amerika;Nordamerika;USA;Washington D.C., Langer, William, McKinley Dirksen, Everett, Reuther. …”

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Statement and platform of Robert M. La Follette, independent progressive candidate for President of the United States . presented on July 4, 1924 to the Progressive Conference at Cleveland, Ohio

by La Follette, Robert M.
Published [1924]

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Report of the central committee to the eight convention of the Communist Party of thde U.S.A., held in Cleveland, Ohio, April 2-8, 1934. Delivered by Earl Browder

Published 1934.

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Socialist party. United States of America, 1901-1936. Thirty-fifth anniversary journal. Iss. on the occasion of the Nineteenth Convention, [...] Cleveland, Ohio, May 23-26, 1936

Published n.d.

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The future of American education. A labor view. Text of a speech before the National Council for Social Studies of the National Education Association at Cleveland, Ohio, on November 23, 1956

Published n.d.

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The future of American education. A labor view. Text of a speech before the National Council for Social Studies of the National Education Association at Cleveland, Ohio, on November 23, 1956

Published n.d.

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Subscribe for the Industrial Worker. Foremost Exponent of Revolutkonary Industrial Unionism ... Pyramid of Capitalist System

by Copyrighted 1911 by The International Pub. Co., Cleveland, Ohio
Published 1911

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Committee for Industrial Organization (USA)

Published 1939, August 5.

“…Cleveland [Ohio]. (USA)…”

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The way out. A program for American labor. Manifesto and principal resolutions adopted by the eight covention of the Communist Party of the U.S.A., held in Cleveland, Ohio, April 2-8, 1934. Introd. by M.J. Olgin

Published 1934.

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The ethic of power: The interplay of religion, philosophy, and politics. Ed. by H.D. Lasswell and H. Cleveland. [With contribs of S.W. Baron, B. Zion Bokser, R.A....

Published 1962.

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The life and entertaining adventures of Mr. Cleveland, natural son of Oliver Cromwell. Giving a particular account of his unhappiness in love, marriage, friendship, etc. and his great sufferings in Europe and America....

Published 1734-1735.

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Porträts Präsidenten USA - 1776 bis 1976

by Baumgarten
Published 21.04.1976

Subjects: “…., Arther, Chester Alan, Cleveland, Grover, Harrison, Benjamin, McKinley, William, Roosevelt, Theodore, Taft, William Howard, Wilson, Woodrow, Harding, Warren G., Coolidge, Calvin, Hoover, Herbert, Roosevelt, Franklin D., Truman, Harry S., Eisenhower, Dwight D., Kennedy, John F., Johnson, Lyndon B., Nixon, Richard M., Ford, Gerald]…”

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Social concern and the worker : French prints from 1830-1910

by Weisberg, Gabriel P. (1942-....)

“…Catalog of the exhibition held Jan. 13-Feb. 17, 1974 at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, Mar. 12-May 12, 1974 at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, and June 11-July 28, 1974 at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis. - Bibliography: p. 133-138…”

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