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In 1922, August Bellanca became ill and his doctor recommended rest.
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Though she lacked formal ties to the Jewish community, many of the immigrants Bellanca organized were Jewish.
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Bellanca promoted class solidarity, but took particular interest in organizing women.
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She married August Bellanca, an Italian ACWA labor leader, in 1918.
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During the 1920s, Bellanca emerged as one of the most powerful women trade unionists.
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Bellanca set to work organizing women in rural areas of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut.
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In 1938, Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, asked Bellanca to serve on the Maternal and Child Welfare Committee.
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Bellanca developed multiple myeloma, tumors of the bone marrow, a painful and debilitating disease.
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Throughout the 1940s, Bellanca served on numerous city, state, and federal committees.
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