The National Association of Letter Carriers achieves equalization of wages for all letter carriers, meaning
city delivery carriers began receiving the same wages regardless of the size of the community in which they worked – 1949The J.P. Stevens textile company is forced to sign its first union contract after a 17-year struggle in North Carolina and other southern states - 1980
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