foundry worker

A lot of Dayton's black foundry workers made it to the middle class, too.

In 1917, he led a successful national strike of engineers and foundry workers.

But no one ever talked about downsizing factory and foundry workers - black or white.

He had not the back of a foundry worker or the clothes of a miller.

Over the decades, both cadets and foundry workers fired munitions at the range.

In this way, the college is satisfying the need of the community for foundry workers rather than the intellectual needs of the individual.

She was the third child of a Scotch-Irish foundry worker.

Her foundry worker father adored his family, and her parents' marriage was a happy one.

The other foundry workers gathered round; a few spoke to them directly, while the rest used intermediaries to translate.

He has been a foundry worker, a fisherman, a bouncer and a sheet rock cutter.

She is a steel foundry worker who is addicted to alcohol and cocaine.

Her grandfather had been a foundry worker.

Mr. Schwarzenegger is challenged by another man who says the film's star doesn't have the hands of a foundry worker.

He was a union organizer with the Foundry Workers' Union.

Many of the turn-of-the-century houses that line Cold Spring's narrow village streets were built for foundry workers.

Finally, it causes silicosis in foundry workers.

However, the author's earnings were not quite enough for living and supporting the family, so he retained his main occupation as a foundry worker till 1976.

Mound City foundry workers converted river steamboats into armored gunboats for Federal service.

Foundry workers said they had been told the shirt had belonged to Mr. Lennon.

Mr. Thompson, a 61-year-old retired foundry worker, was one of those who filed the lawsuit in January.

Silicosis is a major problem for foundry workers exposed day after day to sand used in the foundry process.

He is the son of Rowland Wood, a foundry worker, and his wife Laura, a retired cleaner.

He lived with his father, Lavern, a former steel foundry worker who had been disabled, and his mother, Marsha.

"We didn't put him in office," Raymond Lewis, 33, a Richmond foundry worker, said.

Caruso's father, Marcellino, was a mechanic and foundry worker.