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Union officers often found themselves in an uncomfortable position before the Committee.

But it has often been difficult to discern what union officers and the 9,000 members really think.

"There's a perception that because you're a union officer you don't know anything about business," he said.

Yet the Union officers at last succeeded in getting some order out of the chaos.

Eight union officers were either dismissed or traded this year.

They knew it was important to teach union officers not to let bosses play off white workers against black ones.

The union officers may take 6 days, with pay, for union business.

The Union officers often did not bother to file a report if they lost a battle.

As a union officer, he ran a tough shop.

During the night, one Union officer was ordered to take positions at the covered bridge near the river.

The inexperienced Union officers and forces could not execute the plan.

As the soldier was saying goodbye to his love, two Union officers came up the stairs and found them.

A Union officer complained of "a big problem" with the new arrivals.

The party's orientation, though, was to the left union officers, not the rank and file.

The new leadership cut pay for union officers and used the savings to expand outreach.

It does not, by its terms, provide a mechanism for disqualifying any union officer.

Smith, the union officer, lamented the split in the membership.

The Union officers mostly ignored his warning and the train continued down the track.

A full-time Union Officer is supported by seven members of staff.

Any regular employee below the rank of section chief is eligible to become a union officer.

"Your behavior is rather atypical for a Union officer."

Louisa, along with the wives and families of other Union officers chose to remain behind.

In the 1940s, credit union officers were not allowed to be members of their own credit unions.

By the turn of the century, more than 8,000 former Union officers had joined the Legion.