1952 - Officials and district judges decide what to do about steelworkers who are seen on strike in Youngstown, Ohio.
1949 - Anti-communist protestors picket outside New York City's Carnegie Hall, where the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace is being held.
1941 - Police break up violent fights on the picket line at a factory in Dearborn, Michigan.
1937 - Workers in different jobs across America go on strike, which sometimes gets violent (narrated in 1962).
1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, a montage shows how New Deal programs benefitted Americans (narrated in 1942).
1949 - Anti-communist Americans of eastern European descent protest outside the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, where the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace is being held.
1933 - American soldiers guard mines in New Mexico as a strike turns potentially violent.
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ONTARIO - 1945 - Auto workers at a Ford plant in Ontario go on strike.
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CALIFORNIA - 1965 - Members of the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee picket a farm in California.
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USA - 1969 - Black Americans and their allies stage different kinds of nonviolent protests against racial discrimination in public spaces.
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1937 - Workers at a clothing manufacturer go on strike in New York City.
Industrial equipment for the production of laminate. Several stages of floor production.
1941 - Fights break out on the picket line at a factory where workers are on strike in Dearborn, Michigan.
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1933 - National Guardsmen are called in to protect non-striking workers from picketing men of the National Miners Union in New Mexico, farmers dump the products of non-striking men in Illinois, and police throw tear gas.