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I.W.W.

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I.W.W.
Industrial Workers of the World [Am. Hist.: Hart, 400]
See : Labor

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In 1930, while working in Massachusetts for the summer, Alger Hiss wrote Priscilla, who was then "teaching at an experimental adult education summer program at Bryn Mawr for women factory workers: 'I loved thy calling Martha [their baby-sitter] Eeyore + did thee call thyself a Wobbly with an I.
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