The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-04
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parently choosing 10 blde tbelr lime and await depsiopWeDts,
 Their offer to join hands with tha uTWA had been hatly rejected,
 Al his headguarters in Pawinek' et, R, l., Joseph Sylvia, New Eng. land strike director, received ana studied flashes from strlkep olDts and buslsd himself with a formal statement 10 be made public before
 e Ho word came from Secretary Rnasell glshep Of the National Ah' bDelailon Of Cotton Manufacturers hue he and hls associates were known 10 Do pleased wllb the ap' parent collapse Of the strike At seP' fpaD important points,
 Fall lllsep Watched
 strike observers watched wlib sppolal Interest developments at Fall River pegprded hg some as inc key city, There, UTWA off, elals claimed that 1000 Of q total nl lg,00O were out, Those who wont 10 work comprised membsrs of inc i've locals Of the AmerleaD FedegnlloD of textile operatives, cid fashioned conservative pnlon beaded by ihs veteran jlm feD, ssy and 2 group of pDegssD'sss
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