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Miners walk in a parade or a demonstration.

1. UMWA Parade

2. UMWA Supporters Including Van Bittner and Wife

Union sign on front of barracks 'We never grumble, we never kick, we know we're right, and we're going to stick...' Snow covers the ground.

3. Union Sign on Barracks

'Sam Church, center, president of the United Mine Workers; flanked by Wilbert Killion, left, vice president; and Harrison Combs, general counsel, meets with the 39 member bargaining counsel Tuesday in Washington. Church is seeking approval of the tentative contract agreed upon Monday morning with the soft coal industry. (AP Laserphoto) (see APAAA wire story) (tm31053stf/schwarz) 1981.'

4. UMWA President Meets With Bargaining Counsel in Washington, D.C.

'Negotiating teams for the soft coal industry, top, and the United Mine Workers resume talks Monday in Washington. At top are Peter Palumbo, left, and B.R. 'Bobby' Brown representing the soft coal industry. At bottom from left are Walter Suba, Sam Church, president United Mine Workers, and Harrison Combs, general counsel for the UMW. The negotiators are working against a midnight deadline in the search for a tentative contract settlement in hopes of averting a nationwide strike. (AP Laserphoto)(see AP AAA wire story) (tm21226stf/daugherty) 1981  slug: Coal Talks.'

5. Coal Talks Resume, Washington, D. C.

A group portrait of the Progressive Mine Workers' Scale Committee that won the rights for a seven hour working day in 1937.

6. Progressive Mine Worker's Scale Committee

"Mother" Jones, on behalf of the UMWA, addresses 600 people including miners and their families at Star City, WV. She advised the miners to work hard at their jobs to help win the war, but to continue their efforts to unionize.

7. Mary A. 'Mother' Jones Speaks in Star City, W. Va.

John L. Lewis is on left.

8. John L. Lewis at United Mine Workers of America Meeting