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Poyntz went on to organize unity centers at local public schools, where workers could attend union meetings and take courses in English and physical education.
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In addition to teaching their worker-pupils how to remake the social order, Cohn and Poyntz recognized that women workers wanted a place to have fun.
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Fannia Cohn, a Russian Jewish immigrant who replaced Poyntz, believed that age, lack of formal schooling, or class should not deprive workers of a liberal education.
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When Poyntz resigned in 1918 under pressure from the general executive board, Cohn, named as executive secretary of the education department, carried on under a male education director, and she generated one of the most remarkable worker education programs in America.
International Ladies Garment Workers Union. The Editors 2009
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Poyntz and Rougemont, and ever so many more are coming.
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Monsieur Poyntz, from whom I can have for a livre as snug a cloak of the French fashion as ever kept a lady from wetting.
Ulysses 2003
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Poyntz is sometimes for des ponts; cf. Pierpoint for Pierrepont.
The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909
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Poyntz, had a wife living at Dr. Shackleford's and so had Burl.
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Cromwell, the Self-Denying Ordinance had been relaxed, so as to allow their continued generalship in Cheshire and Wales respectively (_antè_, p. 334, Note); such was General Poyntz, who had been appointed to succeed
The Life of John Milton Volume 3 1643-1649 David Masson 1864
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Massey had gone to Holland, with Poyntz; but Glynn and Maynard, remaining behind, were expelled the
The Life of John Milton Volume 3 1643-1649 David Masson 1864
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