1940s CIO Political Action Committee Magazine Article Sidney Hillman VOTE WWII For Sale

This captivating multi-page original magazine article from the 1940s delves into the powerful C.I.O.\'s Political Action Committee (P.A.C.), a significant force in American labor and politics during the World War II era. Titled \"P.A.C. C.I.O.\'s Political Action Committee Raises a Storm,\" it provides an in-depth look at the committee\'s origins, strategies, and impact.The feature is rich with historical content, including prominent photographs of key figures such as Sidney Hillman, the PAC\'s chairman, and other influential men and women who ran the organization. It highlights their efforts to \"GET OUT THE VOTE\" for \"full employment after the war\" and their presence at the Democratic Convention. The article also showcases the PAC\'s strength in C.I.O. locals, detailing their grassroots efforts and the controversies they sparked. With engaging text and numerous images, including political cartoons and scenes of workers, this piece offers a unique window into a pivotal moment in labor history and the shaping of post-war America. A compelling collectible for enthusiasts of labor history, political ephemera, and WWII-era social movements.