Early years -- The origin of the UPWA and Helstein taking the helm -- Jewish leadership in the union -- The 1948 strike and its aftermath and women workers' advancement -- Helstein under fire and the anti-red period -- Organizing Puerto Rican workers -- Automation, women's movement, and helstein's extra-union activities -- The merger with the amalgamated, highlander, economic benefits of unionization, and the revolt against Helstein -- Retirement, summing up, Helstein's death and memorial, and post-UPWA history.
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