Senate recognizes 140th anniversary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
June 2, 2003
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This resolution serves as an official congressional acknowledgment of the historical role and contributions of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to the American railroad industry.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The union is the subject of the formal congressional recognition and congratulation.
Last recorded activity June 2, 2003.
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This resolution serves as an official congressional acknowledgment of the historical role and contributions of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to the American railroad industry.
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The use of Senate Resolutions to mark union anniversaries serves as a formal record of labor history within the congressional archive.
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