Summary Information
American Federation of Labor Records
1888-1955
- American Federation of Labor
U.S. Mss 117A; Micro 489; Micro 568; Disc 53A
219.2 c.f. (551 archives boxes), 91 reels of microfilm (35mm), and 12 disc recordings
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Records of the American Federation of Labor including files of AFL Presidents Samuel Gompers and William Green; files of various AFL officials and departments including AFL Economist Boris Shishkin, American Federationist editor Florence Thorne who was also the Director of Research, Labor Housing Conference executive secretary Catherine Bauer, the Office of Information and Research, and the Mining Department and its head, James Lord; and general files on federal and state legislation, industry and labor developments, strikes and agreements, and other topics. Present are Executive Council minutes for 1952 only. The disc recordings include a Labor day message by George Meany, Sept. 5, 1955, and an AFL convention of unknown date.
English
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/wiarchives.uw-whs-us00117a
Introductory Notes
The American Federation of Labor is composed of national and international unions, which are organized on craft lines, such as carpenters or machinists. The machinists' local union belongs to the machinists' international union, and the carpenters local to the carpenters' international union. The American Federation not only co-ordinates the work of the national and international unions on the national level, but it also effects cooperation at the state and local levels through state federations of labor and central labor unions.
Local unions may form associations with other local unions of different crafts within a given area. These local associations are called central labor unions, which receive their charters from the American Federation of Labor. Local unions and central unions may also affiliate with state-wide organizations called state federations of labor. These state federations also receive their charters from the American Federation of Labor.
This system is not a chain of command. Correspondence may flow directly between the organizations without intermediate consideration, or there may be parallel correspondence of a local with the state and national federations. Each union carries on its own inter-union correspondence, as well as exchanges with outside parties.
Scope and Content Note
The American Federation of Labor Records are composed of files from various offices or divisions of the organization. These files have, with some exceptions, been preserved as they were received by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. One of these exceptions is the Samuel Gompers papers in which the correspondence was arranged chronologically. The files of each office have been arbitrarily called a “series” and each series begins with Box 1. The researcher should include the series number with the main call number which is U.S. Mss 117A. Thus, if series 3 is wanted the call number is U.S. Mss 117A/3.
Approximately one-third of the collection are files from the Office of the President (Series 11). As varied in content as it is voluminous, the Gompers general correspondence included in these files is primarily incoming letters and generally deals with public issues confronting the Federation such as politics, legislation, legal proceedings, relations with foreign labor groups, World War I, and numerous other topics. Gompers' correspondence with national and international unions concerns basic trade union activities such as organizing, granting of charters, jurisdictional disputes, strikes, lockouts, boycotts, and similar matters. William Green's presidency is documented by files on the topics above plus information on the formation of the CIO and relations between the CIO and AFL, the New Deal, and World War II-related events and organizations. Also in the files of the President's Office are speeches and writings by both Gompers and Green, conference and convention papers, hearing testimony, and resolutions, reports, clippings, and other types of material filed both with the correspondence and separately as a reference file.
The other large series in the collection are the Industry Reference File (1930-1950) (Series 4), the files of the Director of Research (circa 1935-1952) (Series 8), and the Strikes and Agreements File (1898-1953) (Series 7). The Industry Reference File contains correspondence, statistical data, clippings, and copies of other documents concerning industrial conditions and state and federal legislation relevant to industry and labor. Materials deal with NRA codes; wage and hour hearings and rulings; World War II-related production, housing, and labor problems; post-war adjustment; and other topics. Files of Florence Thorne as Director of Research also pertain to World War II and to post-war problems as well as Social Security, old age insurance generally, unemployment compensation, and health issues. The Strikes and Agreements File contains correspondence, reports, and other material exchanged by union locals and the president of the AFL, filed by local union number.
Among the remaining materials in the collection are files on state anti-labor laws, right-to-work legislation, and unemployment compensation provisions and decisions; files of National Labor Relations Board communications; minutes and other records on the Labor Policy Committee of the War Assets Administration; files on general economic and social topics such as civil rights, child welfare, education, and national defense; and correspondence, 1933-1938, concerning problems arising from Works Progress Administration projects.
Small portions of this collection are also available on microfilm produced by the Historical Society (Micro 489 and Micro 568) as well as in the original paper form. The Gompers papers and the Mining Dept. records are Reels 58-144 of The American Federation of Labor Records; The Samuel Gompers Era issued by Microfilming Corporation of America, 1979. A positive user copy is cataloged in the Historical Society Library and described in Pam 79-2180. (A negative copy of these 87 reels is in Archives custody as Micro 749.)
The Strikes and Agreements File (Series 7) is also available as a microfilm publication produced by University Publications of America, 1985. A copy is not in the Archives' holdings but a positive user copy is cataloged in the Historical Society Library.
The papers are organized as follows:
- Series 1. Files of the Executive Secretary of the Labor Housing Conference, 1935-1937. 4 boxes. Also on Micro 489 (3 reels)
- Series 2. Legislation Reference Files, 1919-1930. 4 boxes
- Series 3. State Legislation Files, 1942 1951. 6 boxes
- Series 4. Industry Reference File, 1930-1950. 139 boxes
- Series 5. Files of the Economist of the AFL
- Series 5: File A. NLRB Files, 1938-1940. 11 boxes
- Series 5: File B. Labor Policy of the War Assets Administration, 1945-1948. 4 volumes
- Series 5: File C. General File. 30 boxes
- Series 6. American Federationist Files
- Series 6: File A. General File, 1934-1943. 9 boxes
- Series 6: File B. Book Review File, 1932-1939. 1 box
- Series 7: Strikes and Agreements File, 1904-1953. 77 boxes
- Series 8: Files of the Director of Research
- Series 8: File A. General File. 44 boxes
- Series 8: File B. Social Security File, 1934-1943. 6 boxes
- Series 8: File C. Old Age Insurance File, 1939-1942. 1 box
- Series 8: File D. Unemployment Compensation File, 1935-1940. 10 boxes
- Series 8: File E. Health File, 1935-1943. 4 boxes
- Series 8: File F. General File, 1939-1943. 2 boxes
- Series 9: WPA Files, 1933-1938. 7 boxes
- Series 10: Information and Research File, 1937-1945
- Series 10: File A. Arranged by Industry. 13 boxes
- Series 10: File B. Arranged by Union Representative. 8 boxes
- Series 10: File C. Arranged by Union Local Number. 7 boxes
- Series 10: File D. Statistical File. 3 boxes
- Series 11: Files of the Office of the President
- Series 11: File A. Samuel L. Gompers Papers, 1888-1937. 66 boxes. Also on a microfilm publication available in the Historical Society Library
- Series 11: File B. William Green Papers, 1915-1945 (Subject correspondence). 1O boxes
- Series 11: File C. William Green Papers, 1934-1951 (re AFL/CIO relationship). 44 boxes. A small portion also on Micro 568 (1 reel)
- Series 11: File D. William Green Papers, 1924-1952 (Subject correspondence). 23 boxes
- Series 11: File E. William Green Papers, 1925-1952 (Speeches and articles). 16 boxes
- Series 12: Mining Department Records, 1911-1915. 1 box. Also on a microfilm publication available in the Historical Society Library
- Series 13: Disc Recordings, 1946, 1955, undated. 12 disc recordings
- Series 14: Executive Council Minutes, 1952. 1 box
Additional Descriptive Information
Presented by the American Federation of Labor, Washington, D.C., 1955-1965.
Contents List
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U.S. Mss 117A/1
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Series: Series 1: Files of the Executive Secretary of the Labor Housing Conference, 1935-1937
: Correspondence, pamphlets, statistics and other materials from the files of Miss Catherine Bauer, Executive Secretary of the Labor Housing Conference concerning housing problems, slum clearance, construction projects Federal Housing legislation, especially the Wagner Ellenbogen Bill, and her projected trip to Europe and Russia for the purpose of studying housing conditions.
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B-M
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N-Z
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Miscellaneous Housing Materials
: This consists of one folder of miscellaneous pamphlets, correspondence, and statistical data.
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Box
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Arkansas - Minnesota
: This material, arranged alphabetically by state, contains material relating primarily to the Wagner-Ellenbogen Housing Bill.
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Montana - Wisconsin
: This material, arranged alphabetically by state, contains material relating primarily to the Wagner-Ellenbogen Housing Bill.
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Micro 489
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Microfilm copy of Series 1
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B - New York City Housing Authority
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N-General - Z
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2
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Miscellaneous Housing Materials
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2
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Arkansas - New Hampshire
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3
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New Jersey - Wyoming
: Wyoming is out of order before Wisconsin.
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U.S. Mss 117A/2
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Series: Series 2: Legislation Reference Files, 1919-1930
: Correspondence, memoranda, briefs, copies of legal proceedings and decisions, pamphlets and other materials dealing with federal and state legislation on banking, agriculture, education, civil rights, and other miscellaneous subjects.
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Agr - Ban
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Coa - Con
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Dad - Fed
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Fed - Misc
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U.S. Mss 117A/3
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Series: Series 3: State Legislation Files, 1942-1951
: Correspondence of William Green, including telegrams, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and other materials concerning pending bills and legislation in state legislatures especially those dealing with anti-labor laws, right to work legislation, unemployment compensation provisions, and court decisions in labor cases.
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Alabama - Florida
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Georgia - Minnesota
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Mississippi - Nevada
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New Hampshire - Oregon
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Box
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Pennsylvania - Wyoming
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6
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State War Legislation, 1943
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Box
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State Labor Legislation
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State Legislation
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Box
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General
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Woll, Glenn and Thatcher
: Included in this folder is material concerned with the NRA and other activities in the 1930s.
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U.S. Mss 117A/4
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Series: Series 4: Industry Reference File, 1930-1950
: Correspondence of the President of the AFL, research personnel, union members, and affiliated unions; memoranda, statistical data, copies of hearings and legal proceedings, and lists and information about AFL local unions; clippings, pamphlets, and other material dealing with industrial conditions, state and Federal legislation, or action taken toward industry and labor, and other related subjects. Materials in the decade 1930-1940 deal primarily with NRA codes issuances, rulings, hearings, and wage and hour decisions. The 1940-1950 materials are concerned especially with World War II and deal with production, housing, wage and working problems, post-war adjustment, and demobilization, with substantial amounts of information on the OPA, OPM, and other war and post-war governmental agencies.
: Alphabetical by industry.
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Agriculture
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Ag - Ai
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Ai - Aluminum
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Aluminum
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9
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Am - Ba
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Ban - Boi
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Boi - Boo
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Boo - Bri
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Bri - Bru
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Bui - But
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But - Cas
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Cas - Cement
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Cement
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Cha - Chemical
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Chemical
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Chemical - CIO
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Coal
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Coal - Com
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Com - Con
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Construction
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Construction - Cook
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Cot - Dis
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Dis - Drugs
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Drugs - Electrical
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Box
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Electrical
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Electrical - Enamel
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Engineers - Fabricated Metal
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Box
40
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Fabricated Metal - Finance
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Box
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Fire - Food
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42-54
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Food
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Food - Funeral
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Funeral - Furniture
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57-58
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Furniture
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Furniture - Gas
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Gas - Glass
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Glass - Grain
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Grain - Horticulture
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Hotel - Iron and Steel
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64-69
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Iron and Steel
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70
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Iron and Steel - Jewelry
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Jewelry - Laundry
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Laundry
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74
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Leather - Lumber
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Lumber
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Lumber - Machinery
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80
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Machinery
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Machinery - Metals
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82-85
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Metals
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86-91
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Motor
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Motor - Office Workers
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Office Workers
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Oil - Paint
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Paint - Paper
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Paper
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Paper - Petroleum
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101-103
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Petroleum
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104
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Petroleum - Plastics
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105
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Plastics - Printing
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106-108
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Printing
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109
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Professional Instruments - Railroad
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110
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Radio - Refrigerators
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111
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Replacement Shaft - Rubber
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112-115
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Rubber
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116
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Safes - Shipping
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117-118
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Shipping
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119
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Shoe - Soap
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120
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Soap - Surgical
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121
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Surgical - Textile
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Textile
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130
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Textile - Tobacco
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131
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Tobacco - Transportation
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132
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Transportation
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133
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Transportation - Wearing Apparel
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Wearing Apparel
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139
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Wearing Apparel - Wire
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Series: Series 5: Files of the Economist of the AFL
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U.S. Mss 117A/5A
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Subseries: File A: NLRB Files, 1938-1940
: This portion of the files contains form letters from the NLRB to Boris Shishkin announcing decisions, orders, notices of hearings to be held or to be postponed, or other actions taken by that agency. The information contained in these form letters is in turn embodied in outgoing correspondence of Shishkin to unions concerned with the actions taken by the NLRB. In addition there are mimeographed copies of NLRB decisions, hearings, orders, and findings, as well as scattered correspondence, telegrams, and memos pertinent to NLRB actions.
: Alphabetical by company name.
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Abrimante & Nola Company - Arcadia Sunshine Company
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Arcadia Hosiery Company - American Federation of Hosiery
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Brewer-Titchener Corporation - Cleveland Company
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Cleveland Hobbying Machine Company - Cuppler Company
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G.A. Dahl & Company - Federal Portland Cement Company
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Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company - Gulf Public Service Company
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W.H. Ginlocke Chair Company - Isthmian Steamship Company
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Jackson Daily News, Inc. - Lightner Pub. Company
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Lickne Plantation Company - Milton Bradley Company
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Milwaukee Publishing Company - Newcoal Corporation
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New England Spun Silk Corporation - Ox Fibre Brush Company
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U.S. Mss 117A/5B
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Subseries: File B: Labor Policy Committee of the War Assets Administration, 1945-1948
: Four volumes containing correspondence, minutes of meetings, agenda, reports, recommendations, and memos of the labor Policy Committee of the War Assets Administration of which Boris Shishkin was a member.
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1945, September - 1946, March
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1946, March - April
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1946, May - November
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1947, January - 1948, August
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U.S. Mss 117A/5C
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Subseries: File C: General File
: Correspondence (personal and official), reports, pamphlets, clippings, and other materials pertaining to economic and social problems of interest to Boris Shishkin as economist for the AFL. Child welfare, education, national defense, wartime price control, and post-war planning and readjustment are some of the leading segments of the file. There are also typewritten manuscripts of articles for the American Federationist.
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Alaskan International Highway
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Alien Registration Act of 1940
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Alien Registration
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Aliens
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Allen Economic Letter
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Allis Chalmers Case, 1937
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American Economic Association
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AFL
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American Federationist
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American Federationist Manuscripts
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1941-1942
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1944-1946
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2
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Consumer War Pledge
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2
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Convention, 1937-1946
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Box
2
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Convention clippings
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Box
2
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Defense Committee
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2
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Organization of Federal Labor Unions, 1948
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Box
3
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Releases, 1944-1946
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3
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American Free World Association
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3
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American Jewish Committee
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3
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American Labor Conference on International Affairs
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American Political Science Association
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American Society for Public Administration
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American Society for Russian Relief
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American Youth Commission
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American Youth Hostel
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Americans for Democratic Action
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4
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Anti Inflation Proposals
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First Annual Convention, 1948
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Domestic Policy
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Foreign Policy Committee
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National Conference, 1947
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National Board Meeting, 1947
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Political Program
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Students for Democratic Action
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Universal Military Training
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5
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Wallace for President
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Americans United for World Organization
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The Annals - American Academy of Political and Social Sciences
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Anti-Trust Cases
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1946-1949
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1950-1951
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Atlantic Monthly
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6
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Austin-Wadsworth (Draft Labor Bill)
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Bridgeport Herald
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6
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Bureau of Applied Social Research
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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6
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Joint Labor Research Advisory Committee, 1947-1948
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Box
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Price Subcommittee
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Box
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Business Outlook
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7
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Buy American Act - Domestic Origins Act
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C.A.R.E.
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Cartels
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Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems
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7
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Census Bureau
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Central Valley
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Chamber of Commerce
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Child Welfare
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1945-1949
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1945-1949, continued
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Child Labor Material, 1943-1949
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8
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Children's Bureau
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EMIC Program (Emergency Maternity Infant Care)
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Hazardous Occupations
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Logging
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Shipbuilding
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Health - Maternal and child
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Health - Maternal and child, continued
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Box
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Legislation
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National Commission on children in wartime
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National Commission on children & youth
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State Planning
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Stateless Children's Sanctuary, Inc.
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White House Conference on Children and Youth, 1949-1950
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10
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Child Welfare Information Service, Inc.
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Box
10
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Church and Labor
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10
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Citizens Council for Community Planning
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Box
10
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Citizens Food Committee
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10
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Citizenship, National Conference, 1948-1949
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Box
10
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Civilian Production Administration
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Box
10
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Clandening Award
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10
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Committee for Economic Development, 1946
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Box
11
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Community Improvement
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Box
11
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Construction Committee, Inc.
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Box
11
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Consumer - General
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Box
11
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Constitutional Amendment, National Conference on
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Contracts, April 1942
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Box
11
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Cooperative Committee
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Box
11
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Copyrights
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Box
11
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Cost Accountants, National Association of
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Box
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Cost of Living - Abroad
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Council for Industrial Cooperation
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Council of Social Agencies-Social Survey
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12
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D M Digest
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12
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Debt Financing
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12
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Defense, National
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12
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Defense-Releases
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12
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Defense Program
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12
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Dimock, Marshal E. (speeches)
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12
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Dodd, William E.
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12
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Douglas, William O.
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12
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Economic Development, 1941
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Education
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American Labor Education Service
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13
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Committee for the Extension of Labor Education
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American Labor Education Service (Guide)
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General
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13
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Information for Wage Negotiations
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Institute of Labor Studies
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13
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Education Films
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13
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Elliot, Harriet
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Employment
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14
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Conference on
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Employment Service, State and Federal
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Inquiries, 1945-1949
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Farm Security Administration
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14
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Federal Civil Works Administration
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Federal Communications Commission
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Federal Trade Commission
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Food for Freedom
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General
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National Consumers Food Conference, 1943
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Weekly News Service
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16
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Forest Conservation
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Fortune Round Table
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Freedom of the Press
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G - Miscellaneous
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Grievance Procedure
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Health
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General, 1940-1947
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Insurance
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Psychosomatic Problems
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Hillman, Sidney
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Holly Point Project
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Hours of Work (Forty Hour Week)
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Incentive Systems
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Income
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Independent Offices Appropriation Bill
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Industrial Feeding
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Industrial Peace
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Industrial Relations, 1935-1945
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Inflation
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Institute of Pacific Relations
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Institute of Public Affairs
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International Labor - General
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International
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British Labor Study
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European Recovery Program, Committee on Foreign Aid, 1948-1949
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Virgin Islands
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International Judicial Association
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Kilgore Committee
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Kohler Case
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“Labors Contribution” (speech by Shishkin)
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Lane, Dennis
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Legal Service
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OPA
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Businessmen Committee
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Consumers Drive
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Consumer Service
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Cost Approach to War Procurement
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Cost of Living Conference
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Decontrol
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Enforcement
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General
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Labor Advisory Committee
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Labor Advisory Committee, 1945
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Labor Office
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Memos from Labor Office
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Labor Participation and Representation
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Labor Policy Committee
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Minutes of meetings, 1942-1945
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Executive Committee
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Miscellaneous correspondence
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21
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Membership, procedures
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Statements
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21
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Organized Transportation Plans
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21
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Personnel
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Price adjustments
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Profit Report
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Quarterly Reports
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22
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Reconversion Pricing
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22
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Regional and State Offices
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Regional Labor Representation
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Rent Department
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22
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Resolutions and Complaints
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22
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Speeches and Statements
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Surplus Property
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Tri-Partite Panel Letters
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23
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Contract Distribution Discussion
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General Bulletins
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23
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Industry Advisory Committee
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Labor Division
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Personnel
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Production Planning Board
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Minutes
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Regulation
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Post War Planning
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Aircraft
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AFL Committee
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Post War Forum, 1944
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Britain
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Canada
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Chamber of Commerce Conference
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Commission to Study Organizing Peace
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CIO Committee
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Contract Termination
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Correspondence , (to 1942)
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Education
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Employment, 1944
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24
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General
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24
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International
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Jobs
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24
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Labor Institute
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Labor Relations
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Nation
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25
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National Planning Association
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25
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National Resouces Planning Board
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25
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Price Control, Rollbacks
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25
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Statements
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NYU
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Peace Plans
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Reconstruction
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Reconversion
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Regional
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Reparations
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Speaking Engagements
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Statements
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Box
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Surplus Material
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Box
27
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War Contracts Termination
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Box
27
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“We Work for the Future” (talk by William Green)
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27
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World War I
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Price Control
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27
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Correspondence
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Enforcement
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Extension
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Farm Products
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Food
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Food: Scanlon Committee
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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28
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General, 1941-1946 and undated
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“Hold the Line” order
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Legislation, 1944-1946
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Low End Goods
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Box
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Maximum Average Price Order
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Meat
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30
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Miscellaneous items
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Box
30
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Pamphlets and reports
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30
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Profits
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Box
30
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Publicity
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30
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Recalculation
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Box
30
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Reconversion pricing
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Box
30
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Regulations
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Subsidies
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Textiles
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30
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Tie-in-sales
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Price Control and Rationing, Exec. Council Report, 1942-1943
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Series: Series 6: American Federationist Files, 1932-1943
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U.S. Mss 117A/6A
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Subseries: File A: General File, 1934-1943
: Correspondence of Miss Florence Thorne and the editor of the American Federationist with contributors and prospective contributors, concerning the rejection, submission, acceptance, or publication of articles in that journal; comment and criticism of articles published, as well as scattered miscellaneous typewritten articles; and general correspondence and requests for past issues or publication exchange agreements. Included in the first box of this series is one folder of correspondence between William Green and various universities and scholars concerning a list of research subjects prepared by the AFL on labor problems and subjects of interest to the AFL and the labor movement in general.
: Alphabetical.
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U.S. Mss 117A/6B
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Subseries: File B: Book Review File, 1932-1939
: Correspondence of the editor of the American Federationist with contributors, and prospective contributors, of book reviews to that publication.
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U.S. Mss 117A/7
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Series: Series 7: Strikes and Agreements File, 1904-1953Correspondence, telegrams, reports, and other miscellaneous materials exchanged between Federal Labor Unions (FLUs) and Directly Affiliated Local Unions (DALUs) and the AFL concerning charters, negotiations, strikes, and other topics. Some copies of agreements are also included. Only a few documents, all in box 1, date 1904-1932. Box 1 contains a checklist of Wisconsin locals covered in the series. It shows local number and name, location, date chartered, name and address of secretary, company where workers are employed, type of trade or work, disposition (date disbanded, national union joined, etc.) of local, and other notes. : By union local number. Boxes 75-77 contain a geographical key to union numbers.
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Box
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Checklist of Wisconsin Locals
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1
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LU# 7073, Horse Nail Makers Union, New Brighton, Pennsylvania
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Box
1
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LU# 8144, American Suspender Company and Suspender Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
1
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LU# 9094, Undertakers Union, San Francisco, California
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Box
1
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LU# 9560, Suspender Makers Union, New York, New York
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Box
1
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LU# 10833, Suspender Workers Union
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Box
1
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LU# 14661, Sign Hangers and Constructors Union, Kansas City, Missouri
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Box
1
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LU# 15834, Seattle Newsboys Union, Seattle, Washington
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Box
1
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LU# 16303, Brushmakers Union, New York, New York
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Box
1
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LU# 16812, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
1
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LU# 17052, Bath Workers and Masseurs, New York, New York
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Box
1
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LU# 17117, Gardeners and Florists, Morton Grove, Illinois
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Box
1
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LU# 17240, Enamelers Federal labor Union, Louisville, Kentucky
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Box
2
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LU# 17388, Chasers Union, New York, New York
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Box
2
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LU# 17993, Music Autographers Union, New York, New York
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Box
2
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LU# 18005, Wholesale Cleaners, Dyers, Pressers and Spotters, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Box
2
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LU# 18007, Gas Workers Union, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
2
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LU# 18029, Pipe Caulkers and Repairmen, Buffalo, New York
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Box
2
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LU# 18032, Box Office Employees of Theatrical Managers, Agents and Treasurers Union, New York, New York
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Box
2
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LU# 18036, Halifax Fish Handlers Union, Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Box
2
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LU# 18049, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants Union, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
2
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LU# 18056, Dry Cleaners, Pressers and Dyers Union, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
2
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LU# 18057, Federal Labor Union, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
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Box
2
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LU# 18065, Automobile and Vehicle Workers Union, New York, New York
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Box
2
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LU# 18067, Associated Motion Picture Costumers, Hollywood, California
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Box
2
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LU# 18087, Freight Handlers, Portsmouth, Virginia
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Box
2
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LU# 18090, Federal Labor Union, West Palm Beach, Florida
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Box
2
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LU# 18096, Associated Assistant Directors & Script Clerks, Hollywood, California
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Box
2
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LU# 18121, Cleaners, Dyers & Pressers Union, Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Box
2
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LU# 18130, Ushers and Doorman's Union, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
2
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LU# 18134, Federal Labor Union, New London, Wisconsin
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Box
2
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LU# 18155, Rubber Workers Union, Mishawaka, Indiana
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Box
2
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LU# 18176, Laborers Protective Union
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Box
2
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LU# 18177, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Vancouver, British Columbia
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Box
2
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LU# 18179, Sawmill Workers Union, Everett, Washington
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Box
2
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LU# 18180, Sawmill Workers Union, Rapid City, South Dakota
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Box
2
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LU# 18189, Master Licensed Embalmers
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Box
2
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LU# 18195, Bakelite, Lacanite and Phenolic Federal Labor Union, Scranton, Pennsylvania
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Box
2
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LU# 18207, United Carox Workers, Benton, Illinois
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Box
3
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LU# 18211, Fruit and Vegetable Workers, University of California, Santa Maria, California
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Box
3
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LU# 18216, Designers Guild of Ladies Apparel, Inc., New York, New York
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Box
3
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LU# 18223, Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers, Mobile, Alabama
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Box
3
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LU# 18230, Doll and Toy Workers, New York, New York
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Box
3
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LU# 18231, Ivory Button Workers, Rochester, New York
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Box
3
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LU# 18236, United Tire and Rubber Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
3
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LU# 18239, Paper Box Makers Union, New York, New York
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Box
3
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LU# 18212, Saw Mill Workers, International Falls, Minnesota
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Box
3
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LU# 18247, Doll and Toy Workers, Trenton, New Jersey
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Box
3
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LU# 18254, F.L.U., Augusta, Georgia
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Box
3
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LU# 18255, Wall Paper Mill Helpers, York, Pennsylvania
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Box
3
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LU# 18257, Cannery Workers and Farm Laborers, Seattle, Washington
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Box
3
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LU# 18258, Bolt and Nut Workers, Birmingham, Alabama
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Box
3
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LU# 18259, Loggers, Timber and Saw Mill Workers, Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Box
3
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LU# 18260, Loggers and Sawmill Workers, Longview, Washington
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Box
3
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LU# 18267, Architectural Metal Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 18269, Cement Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Box
4
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LU# 18271, F.L.U., Bessemer, Alabama
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Box
4
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LU# 18272, F.L.U., Warren, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 18274, F.L.U., Belleville, Illinois
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Box
4
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LU# 18275, Loggers, Timber and Sawmill Workers, White Horse, California
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Box
4
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LU# 18276, United Automobile Workers, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
4
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LU# 18279, Cleaners, Dyers, and Pressers, Denver, Colorado
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Box
4
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LU# 18282, United Rubber Workers, East Akron, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 18283, Cleaners, Dyers, and Pressers, Des Moines, Iowa
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Box
4
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LU# 18284, United Rubber Workers, Willoughby, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 18286, Aeronautical Workers, Buffalo, New York
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Box
4
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LU# 18287, Solid Steel Scissors Workers, Fort Smith, Arkansas
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Box
4
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LU# 18292, Aluminum Workers, Fairmont, West Virginia
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Box
4
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LU# 18295, Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 18300, Cleaners and Dyers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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LU# 18302, Aluminum Workers, Massillon, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 18304, Tire and Rubber Workers, Los Angeles, California
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Box
4
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LU# 18307, Saw Mill and Timber Workers, Wilmington, California
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Box
4
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LU# 18310, United Automobile Workers, South Bend, Indiana
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Box
4
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LU# 18311, United Auto Workers, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
4
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LU# 18316, Wholesale House Employees, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
5
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LU# 18318, Gold Pin Makers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
5
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LU# 18319, Rubber Workers, Akron, Ohio
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Box
5
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LU# 18321, United Rubber Workers, Akron, Ohio
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Box
5
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LU# 18322, Rubber Workers Union
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Box
5
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LU# 18323, United Rubber Workers, Akron, Ohio
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Box
5
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LU# 18326, Cleaners, Pressers and Dyers, Toledo, Ohio
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Box
5
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LU# 18331, Fisher Body Local
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Box
5
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LU# 18332, Aluminum Bronze Powder Workers, New Kensington, Pennsylvania
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Box
5
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LU# 18333, Retail Dry Cleaners, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
5
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LU# 18337, Button Workers, Muscatine, Iowa
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Box
5
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LU# 18339, Spring and Accessory Workers, Arnold, Pennsylvania
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Box
5
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LU# 18341, Metal Window Workers, Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
5
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LU# 18344, Remington Rand, Syracuse, New York
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Box
6
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LU# 18345, Loggers and Saw Mill Workers, Aberdeen, Washington
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Box
6
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LU# 18346, United Rubber Workers, Mogadore, Ohio
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Box
6
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LU# 18347, United Automobile Workers, South Bend, Indiana
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Box
6
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LU# 18350, F.L.U. (Inca Manufacturing Corporation), Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Box
6
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LU# 18356, Aluminum Workers, New Kensington, Pennsylvania
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Box
6
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LU# 18358, United Rubber Workers F.L.U., Springfield, Ohio
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Box
6
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LU# 18361, F.L.U., East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
6
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LU# 18362, Gasoline Service Station and Warehouse Employees, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
6
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LU# 18363, United Rubber Workers, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts
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Box
6
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LU# 18368, Radio and Television Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
6
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LU# 18371, Auto Body Building and Maintenance Workers, Atlanta, Georgia
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Box
6
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LU# 18373, Cast Iron Pipe Workers, North Birmingham, Alabama
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Box
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LU# 18376, Franklin D. Roosevelt Local, Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 18377, Fastmakers, Brockton, Massachusetts
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LU# 18378, Gasoline Station Operators, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 18382, Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers, Fort Worth, Texas
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LU# 18383, Rubber Workers, La Crosse, Wisconsin
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LU# 18384, United Automobile Workers, Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 18385, F.L.U., Springfield, Massachusetts
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LU# 18386, United Automobile Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 18387, Cement Plant Workers, Tarrant, Oklahoma
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LU# 18394, Chemical Workers, Belle, West Virginia
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LU# 18395, Hard Rubber Workers, Akron, Ohio
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LU# 18399, Creosote Workers, Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 18402, Filling Station Attendants and Assistants, South Bend, Indiana
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LU# 18405, Dental Technicians, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 18409, Soap and Edible Oil Workers, Long Beach, California
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LU# 18410, F.L.U., Clinton, Iowa
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LU# 18415, F.L.U., Aurora, Illinois
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LU# 18419, F.L.U., Massillon, Ohio
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LU# 18420, Northwest Shingle Workers Council, Raymond, Washington
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LU# 18421, United Cement Workers, Oglesby, Illinois
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LU# 18423, Wholesale Grocery Employees Union, Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 18424, F.L.U., Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
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LU# 18430, Cleaners and Dyers, Buffalo, New York
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LU# 18438, Management and F.L.U., Massillon, Ohio
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LU# 18443, Employees F.L.U., St. Joseph, Missouri
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LU# 18445, Waste Material Sorters, Trimmers and Handlers, Brooklyn, New York
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LU# 18448, Typewriter Workers, Middletown, Connecticut
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LU# 18453, United Auto Workers, Columbus, Ohio
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LU# 18456, F.L.U. of Simmons Employees, Kenosha, Wisconsin
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LU# 18457, Cement Workers, East Fultonham, Ohio
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LU# 18460, United Match Factory Workers, Akron, Ohio
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LU# 18462, Wall Paper Helpers, Joliet, Illinois
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LU# 18463, United Auto. Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 18465, Picture Frame Workers, New York, New York
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LU# 18468, F.L.U., Evansville, Indiana
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LU# 18475, Central Labor, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
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LU# 18479, Radio Workers, Tonawanda, New York
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LU# 18481, F.L.U., Evansville, Indiana
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LU# 18482, F.L.U., Syracuse, New York
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LU# 18483, F.L.U., Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 18485, F.L.U., Akron, Ohio
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LU# 18186, F.L.U., Ilion, New York
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LU# 18488, United Automobile Workers, Atlanta, Georgia
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LU# 18489, United Automobile Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
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LU# 18490, Cement and Asbestos Material Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 18492, F.L.U., Rome, Georgia
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LU# 18499, Steel Workers Co-Operative, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 1850l, Menominee F.L.U., Menominee, Michigan
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LU# 18505, Cleaners and Dyers, Uniontown, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 18506, Stamping and Enameling Workers, Canton, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 18510, Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers, Mason, Louisiana
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Box
10
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LU# 18512, F.L.U., Flint, Michigan
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Box
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LU# 18518, F.L.U., Chicoppee, Massachusetts
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Box
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LU# 18521, Optical Technicians and Workers, Los Angeles, California
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Box
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LU# 18524, F.L.U., Richmond, California
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Box
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LU# 18525, United Auto Workers F.L.U., Racine, Wisconsin
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LU# 18526, Farm Implement Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 18527, Optical Workers of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 18528, Juvenile Workers, Toledo, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 18531, Fish Handlers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 18533, Chemical Workers, Nitro, West Virginia
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Box
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LU# 18536, Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers, Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Box
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LU# 18535, United Auto Workers of America, Flint, Michigan
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Box
10
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LU# 18545, F.L.U., Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Box
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LU# 18546, Coke and Gas Workers Union, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
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LU# 18548, Sawsmiths F.L.U., Indianapolis, Indiana
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Box
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LU# 18549, Wheel and Wagon Workers, Peru, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 18550, Theatre Ushers, Cashiers and Doormen, Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Box
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LU# 18551, Battery Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 18557, Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 18558, F.L.U., La Crosse, Wisconsin
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Box
11
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LU# 18565, Match Makers, Wadsworth, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 18570, Chemical Works Employees, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
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LU# 18571, Warehousemen, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
11
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LU# 18574, F.L.U., Canton, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 18579, Optical Workers, Rochester, New York
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Box
11
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LU# 18581, F.L.U., Tiffin, Ohio
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Box
11
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LU# 18584, Rubber Workers, Mansfield, Ohio
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Box
11
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LU# 18588, Battery Workers F.L.U., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
11
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LU# 18589, F.L.U., Aurora, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 18593, F.L.U., Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 18596, Pearl Button Workers, Washington, Iowa
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Box
11
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LU# 18601, Corrugated Metal Workers, Canton, Ohio
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Box
11
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LU# 18609, Radio Factory Workers, New York, New York
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Box
11
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LU# 18610, Retail Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers, Beckley, West Virginia
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Box
11
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LU# 18613, United Auto Workers, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
11
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LU# 18614, United Auto Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
11
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LU# 18615, F.L.U., Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
11
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LU# 18614, United Rubber Workers, Barberton, Ohio
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Box
11
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LU# 18617, Gasoline Filling Station Employees, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
12
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LU# 18619, F.L.U., Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Box
12
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LU# 18620, United Auto Workers, Syracuse, New York
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Box
12
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LU# 18625, F.L.U. (Ohio Injector Company), Wadsworth, Ohio
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Box
12
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LU# 18630, Porcelain Enamel Workers, Moundsville, West Virginia
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Box
12
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LU# 18631, Gas Appliance and Stove Fitters, San Francisco, California
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Box
12
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LU# 18632, Manchester Gas Plant Workers
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Box
12
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LU# 18633, Electric Storage and Net Primary Battery Workers, Chicago Heights, Illinois
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Box
12
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LU# 18634, Chemical Workers Union, Huntington, West Virginia
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Box
12
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LU# 18636, United Auto Workers, Buffalo, New York
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Box
12
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LU# 18640, Borax Workers, Wilmington, California
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Box
12
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LU# 18644, Panelyte Workers, Trenton, New Jersey
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Box
12
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LU# 18650, F.L.U. (Diamond Calk Horsehoe Company), Duluth, Minnesota
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Box
12
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LU# 18651, International Council of Fabricated Metal and Enamelware Workers, Canton, Ohio
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Box
12
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LU# 18652, United Electrical Appliance, Toledo, Ohio
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Box
12
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LU# 18655, Greenhouse Workers, Ashtabula, Ohio
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Box
13
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LU# 18656, Fish Cannery Workers, San Pedro, California
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Box
13
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LU# 18658, F.L.U., Parkersburg, West Virginia
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Box
13
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LU# 18660, Cracker, Cookie and Biscuit Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
13
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LU# 18661, Oyster Openers, Greenport, New York
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Box
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LU# 18664, Cemetery Workers, Memphis, Tennessee
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Box
13
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LU# 18666, Refrigerator Workers
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Box
13
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LU# 18671, Auto Body Rebuilders, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
13
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LU# 18672, Automobile Accessory Workers, La Crosse, Wisconsin
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Box
13
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LU# 18673, Cement Mill Employees, Nazareth, Pennsylvania
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Box
13
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LU# 18675, Toy Workers, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Box
13
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LU# 18677, United Auto Workers, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
13
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LU# 18681, Union Fork and Hoe, Columbus, Ohio
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Box
13
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LU# 18682, Aeronautical Workers, Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Box
13
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LU# 18683, Rubber Workers, Ashland, Ohio
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Box
13
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LU# 18686, United Auto Workers, Columbus, Ohio
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Box
13
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LU# 18691, Neckware Cutters, Roxbury, Massachusetts
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Box
13
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LU# 18694, Illuminating Glass Workers, Monaca, Pennsylvania
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Box
13
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LU# 18697, F.L.U., Rockford, Illinois
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Box
13
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LU# 18698, United Auto Workers, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
13
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LU# 18699, Shingle Weavers, Bellingham, Washington
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Box
13
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LU# 18700, Chemical Workers, Norwood, Ohio
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Box
13
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LU# 18702, Russian-Turkish Bath Workers, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
13
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LU# 18704, Anderson F.L.U., Anderson, Indiana
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Box
12
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LU# 18705, Chemical Workers, Buffalo, New York
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Box
13
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LU# 18708, Candy Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
13
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LU# 18713, F.L.U., Belcher Lumber Company
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Box
13
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LU# 18714, Readers Union, Tampa, Florida
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Box
13
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LU# 18718, F.L.U., Birmingham, Alabama
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Box
13
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LU# 18722, Button Workers, Dalton, Massachusetts
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Box
13
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LU# 18724, Dry Cleaners and Dyers, Rochester, New York
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Box
13
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LU# 18730, Cement Workers, Nashville, Tennessee
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Box
13
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LU# 18734, Match Workers, Springfield, Massachusetts
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Box
13
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LU# 18738, Aluminum Workers, New Haven, Connecticut
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Box
13
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LU# 18739, F.L.U., Buffalo, New York
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Box
13
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LU# 18740, F.L.U., Massillon, Ohio
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Box
13
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LU# l8741, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Billings, Montana
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Box
13
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LU# 18743, Button Workers, Mount Airy, North Carolina
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Box
13
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LU# 18744, Gas Workers, San Antonio, Texas
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Box
14
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LU# 18746, Coffin and Casket Workers, Springfield, Ohio
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Box
14
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LU# 18749, United Rubber Workers, Newark, Ohio
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Box
14
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LU# 18750, Wholesale Drug Company Employees, St. Joseph, Missouri
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Box
14
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LU# 18754, F.L.U., Hercules Motor Company
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Box
14
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LU# 18755, F.L.U., Fainelle, West Virginia
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Box
14
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LU# 18756, Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers International, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
14
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LU# 18758, Button Workers, West New York, New Jersey
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Box
14
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LU# 18759, United Rubber Workers, Jeanette, Pennsylvania
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Box
14
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LU# 18760, Chemical Plant Workers, Joliet, Illinois
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Box
14
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LU# 18762, United Auto Workers, Kansas City, Missouri
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Box
14
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LU# 18763, Farm Implement Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
14
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LU# 18764, Chemical Workers, South Charleston, West Virginia
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Box
14
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LU# 18766, F.L.U., Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Box
14
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LU# 18759, Mother of Pearl Workers, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
14
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LU# 18770, Tie and Timber Workers, Laramie, Wyoming
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Box
14
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LU# 18776, United Auto Workers, Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Box
14
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LU# 18779, F.L.U., Lewistown, Pennsylvania
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Box
14
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LU# 18780, Aluminum Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
14
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LU# 18781, Rubber Workers, Ashtabula, Ohio
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Box
14
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LU# 18785, United Auto Workers, Racine, Wisconsin
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Box
15
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LU# 18787, F.L.U. (Pic a Handle Factory), Piqua, New York
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Box
15
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LU# 18791, San Francisco Optical Workers, San Francisco, California
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Box
15
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LU# 18792, United Steel Drum Workers, Apollo, Pennsylvania
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Box
15
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LU# 18794, United Auto Workers, Lansing, Michigan
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Box
15
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LU# 18796, Mueller Fed., Port Huron, Michigan
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Box
15
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LU# 18799, Gas House Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
15
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LU# 13800, Optical Shop Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
15
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LU# 18804, United Auto Workers, Los Angeles, California
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Box
15
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LU# 18811, Dakota Sash and Door Company, Aberdeen, South Dakota
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Box
15
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LU# 18812, Aluminum Workers, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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Box
15
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LU# 18816, Stamping and Enameling, New Philadelphia, Ohio
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Box
15
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LU# 18820, Pittsburgh Optical Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
16
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LU# 18826, Metal Specialty Workers, Green Bay, Wisconsin
|
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Box
16
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LU# 18829, United Coke and Gas Workers, New Haven, Connecticut
|
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Box
16
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LU# 18830, F.L.U., Rockford, Illinois
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Box
16
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LU# 18831, F.L.U., Niles, Ohio
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Box
16
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LU# 18837, Stamping and Enameling Workers, Bellaire, Ohio
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Box
16
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LU# 18839, United Auto Workers, Buffalo, New York
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Box
16
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LU# 18840, United Soap and Glycerine Workers, Calumet City, Illinois
|
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Box
16
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LU# 18842, Chocolate Makers, Buffalo, New York
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Box
16
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LU# 18845, Optical Technicians, New York, New York
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Box
16
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LU# 18846, F.L.U. (Vincent-McCall Employees), Kenosha, Wisconsin
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|
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Box
16
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LU# 18848, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Bozeman, Montana
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Box
16
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LU# 18849, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, Sikeston, Missouri
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Box
16
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LU# 18850, Mill Grain Elevator and Corn Products Workers, Granite, Idaho
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Box
16
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LU# 18851, Grain Processors, Pekin, Illinois
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Box
16
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LU# 18852, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Kansas City, Kansas
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Box
16
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LU# 18860, Broom Handle Workers, Williamson, West Virginia
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Box
16
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LU# 18861, F.L.U., Akron, Ohio
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Box
16
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LU# 18862, F.L.U., Perkasie, Pennsylvania
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Box
16
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LU# 18864, F.L.U. (Union Metal Manufacturing Company), Canton, Ohio
|
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Box
16
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LU# 18868, United Florists, New Providence, New Jersey
|
|
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Box
16
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LU# 18869, Cereal Workers, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
|
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Box
16
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LU# 18876, Plastic Molders and Pre-formers, Dayton, Ohio
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Box
16
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LU# 18878, Plastic and Bakelite Moulders, Dayton, Ohio
|
|
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Box
16
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LU# 18879, F.L.U., Miamisburg, Ohio
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Box
16
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LU# 8884, F.L.U. (American Cyanide and Chemical Corporation), Joliet, Illinois
|
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Box
16
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LU# 13887, F.L.U. (Midvale Steel Company), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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|
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Box
17
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LU# 18889, F.L.U. (New Era Milling Company), Arkansas City, Kansas
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18892, Sawmill Workers, Cullman, Alabama
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18896, United Radio Workers, Sandusky, Ohio
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18897, F.L.U. (Dover Manufacturing Company), Dover, Ohio
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18903, F.L.U. (Berger Manufacturing Company), Canton, Ohio
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18905, Flour Mill Workers, Superior, Wisconsin
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18907, F.L.U. (Apex Manufacturing Company), Cleveland, Ohio
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18908, Type Workers, Jersey City, New Jersey
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18910, United Cork Workers
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18912, Gas Station Attendants, Akron, Ohio
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18915, Wire Workers, New Haven, Connecticut
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18919, F.L.U. (Fuller Brush Company), Hartford, Connecticut
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18920, Typewriter Workers, Hartford, Connecticut
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18923, Filling Station Attendants, Columbus, Ohio
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18926, Evansville Tool Works, Evansville, Indiana
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18928, United Match Workers, Barberton, Ohio
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18930, F.L.U. (Bossert Company), Utica, New York
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18936, F.L.U. (Morton Salt Company), Port Huron, Michigan
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18938, Shingle Mill Employees, Port Angeles, Washington
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18945, Plastic Workers, Hartford, Connecticut
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18946, Electrical Device Workers, Hartford, Connecticut
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18948, Cleaners and Dyers, Cumberland, Maryland
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18949, Pearl Button Workers, New York, New York
|
|
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Box
17
|
LU# 18952, Salt Workers, Grand Saline, Texas
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18955, Coke Workers of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18956, United Auto Workers of America, Flint, Michigan
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18965, Mile High Furniture Workers, Denver, Colorado
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18966, Firemen's Local, Birmingham, Alabama
|
|
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Box
17
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LU# 18977, Electric Steel Workers, Latrobe, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
18
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LU# 13980, F.L.U. (Phillips Petroleum and Pipe Line Company), East St. Louis, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
18
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LU# 13982, United Rubber Workers, Canton, Ohio
|
|
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Box
18
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LU# 18984, Flint Class Workers, Flint, Michigan
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LU# 18990, Filling Station Employees, Indianapolis, Indiana
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LU# 18994, Saw Mill Workers, Nailer, West Virginia
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LU# 18996, Timber and Saw Mill Workers, Crumpler, West Virginia
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LU# 19000, United Auto Workers, Shreveport, Louisiana
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LU# 19002, Mechanical Rubber Workers, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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LU# 19007, United Rubber Workers, Cumberland, Maryland
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LU# 19008, United Auto Workers, Kenosha, Wisconsin
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LU# 19011, F.L.U., Jackson, Tennessee
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LU# 19019, Chemical Workers, Barberton, Ohio
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LU# 19021, United Timber and Sawmill Workers, Kimball, West Virginia
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LU# 19022, Steel Wire Drawers and Wire Spring Workers, Clifton, New Jersey
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LU# 19025, Dry Cleaners and Pressers, Logan, West Virginia
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LU# 19032, United Lime Workers, Sherwood, Tennessee
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LU# 19039, Mechanical Spring and Wire Workers, Brooklyn, New York
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LU# 19042, United Salt Workers, Akron, Ohio
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LU# 19044, Wall Paper Helpers, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 19054, F.L.U., Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 19055, Auto Radiator Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19057, F.L.U., Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
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LU# 19058, Casket Makers, Manchester, New Hampshire
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LU# 19059, United Auto Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19064, Aluminum Workers, La Grange, Illinois
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LU# 19065, Cook County Cemetery Employees, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 19072, Casket Makers, Boyertown, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19073, Shingle Workers, Mineral, Washington
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LU# 19075, United Rubber Workers, Sandusky, Ohio
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LU# 19078, Aluminum Workers, Lemont, Illinois
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LU# 19079, Gasoline Station Attendants, Racine, Wisconsin
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LU# 19685, F.L.U. (Hardesty Manufacturing Company), Dover, Ohio
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LU# 19086, F.L.U. (Oliver Farm Equipment Company), South Bend, Indiana
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LU# 19089, Dairy Workers, Wichita, Kansas
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LU# 19094, Filling Station Attendants and Warehouse Employees, East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 19096, F.L.U., Vienna, West Virginia
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LU# 19104, Aluminum Workers, Maryville, Tennessee
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LU# 19108, Scrap Iron Steel Metal Waste Material, East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 19113, Oil Mill Workers, Huntsville, Alabama
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LU# 19114, F.L.U. (Weber Dental U.), Canton, Ohio
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LU# 19115, Shippers and Vegetable Packers, Yuma, Arizona
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LU# 19117, F.L.U. (Lacy Veneer Plant), Fayetteville, North Carolina
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LU# 19119, Refinery Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 19125, Chemical Workers, Tonawanda, New York
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LU# 19128, Saw Mill and Timber Workers, Cass, West Virginia
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LU# 19129, F.L.U. (Northwestern Iron and Metal Company), Lincoln, Nebraska
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LU# 19130, Battery Workers, Buffalo, New York
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LU# 19132, F.L.U. (Bridgeport Chain and Manufacturing Company), Bridgeport, Connecticut
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LU# 19133, By-Product Workers, Tarrant, Alabama
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LU# 19140, F.L.U. (National Milling Company), Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 19143, United Auto Workers, Kent, Ohio
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LU# 19147, F.L.U. (Three Minute Cereals Company), Marion, Iowa
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LU# 19151, Flour, Feed, Cereal and Elevator Workers, Redwing, Minnesota
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LU# 19152, Flour, Feed, Cereal and Elevator Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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LU# 19157, Flour and Cereal Workers, Tacoma, Washington
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LU# 19158, Sawmill and Lumber Workers, Port Angeles, Washington
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LU# 19168, Flour Mill Workers, Hastings, Minnesota
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LU# 19169, F.L.U., Seattle, Washington
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LU# 19170, Shingle Mill Employees, Kelso, Washington
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LU# 19175, Saw Mill and Timber Workers, Richwood, West Virginia
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LU# 19177, F.L.U., Grand Forks, North Dakota
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LU# 19184, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Buffalo, New York
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LU# 19188, United Auto Workers, Racine, Wisconsin
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LU# 19189, United Auto Workers, Ashtabula, Ohio
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LU# 19191, Sawmill and Timber Workers, Fenwich, West Virginia
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LU# 19195, F.L.U. (Walker-Ajax Company), Racine, Wisconsin
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LU# 19196, Filling Station Attendants, Canton, Ohio
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LU# 19197, Optical Workers, Portland, Oregon
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LU# 19199, Grain Elevator Workers, Superior, Wisconsin
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LU# 19202, Warehouse Workers, Pitts, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19204, Gasoline Station Employees, Pitts, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19206, Flour Mill Workers, Fort Worth, Texas
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LU# 19208, Theatre Ushers, Doormen and Cashiers, York, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19209, United Rubber Workers, Goshen, Indiana.
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LU# 19210, Gas and Coke Workers, Granite City, Illinois
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LU# 19213, Gasoline Service Station Employees, Collinsville, Illinois
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LU# 19214, Refrigerator Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
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LU# 19220, Metal Sign and Can Workers, Springfield, Ohio
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LU# 19225, Tie Carriers, Wilmington, Delaware
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LU# 19227, Flour Mill Workers, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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LU# 19230, F.L.U. (Falls Steel Tube and Manufacturing Company), Newton Falls, Ohio
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LU# 19235, F.L.U., Battle Creek, Michigan
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LU# 19236, F.L.U., Oil City, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19239, Cement Employees, Dewey, Oklahoma
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LU# 19241, F.L.U. (Western Printing and Lithographing Company), Racine, Wisconsin
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LU# 19243, Gas Workers F.L.U., Buffalo, New York
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LU# 19245, F.L.U. (Horrocks-Ibbotson Company), Utica, New York
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LU# 19247, Zinc Oxide Workers, Akron, Ohio
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LU# 19249, Saw Mill Timber Workers, Tioga, West Virginia
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LU# 19250, Portland Shingle Weavers, Portland, Oregon
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LU# 19252, F.L.U. (Flair Milling Company), Atchison, Kansas
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LU# 19253, Cereal Workers, Great Falls, Montana
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LU# 19255, F.L.U. (Illinois Canning Company), Hoopeston, Illinois
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LU# 19256, Aluminum Workers, Massena, New York
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LU# 19259, United Rubber Workers, Elkhart, Indiana
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LU# 19260, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Cannon Falls, Minnesota
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LU# 19261, F.L.U. (Richmond Fireproof Door Company), Richmond, Indiana
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LU# 19262, Dental Lab Technicians, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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LU# 19266, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Akron, Ohio
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LU# 19268, Battery Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19271, Cleaners, Dyers, and Helpers, Kenosha, Wisconsin
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LU# 19274, Citrus, Vegetable and Farm Laborers, El Cajon, California
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LU# 19280, Loggers and Sawmill Workers, Onalaska, Washington
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LU# 19290, F.L.U. (Babcock Coal and Coke Company)
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LU# 19300, Electrical Factory Workers, Kent, Ohio
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LU# 19306, Casket Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 19308, Pressers, Huntington, West Virginia
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LU# 19310, Portland Cement Workers, Dallas, Texas
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LU# 19311, Dry Battery Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19319, F.L.U., Niles, Michigan
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LU# 19320, United Auto Workers, Kansas City, Missouri
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LU# 19321, F.L.U., Utica, New York
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LU# 19322, Brass and Copper Workers, Kenosha, Wisconsin
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LU# 19323, Can Makers, Conneaut, Ohio
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LU# 19324, United Auto Workers, Janesville, Wisconsin
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LU# 19326, F.L.U., Dickinson, Maryland
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LU# 19327, Athletic Goods Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19330, Warehouse Employees, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19336, Garage and Parking Lot Attendants, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19337, Cement Workers, Perry, Georgia
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LU# 19338, Cement Plant Employees, Buffalo, Iowa
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LU# 19339, Corrugated Metal Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19340, Fabricated Metal Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19342, Cleaners and Dyers, Bartlesville, Oklahoma
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LU# 19343, F.L.U. (Colson Company), Elyria, Ohio
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LU# 19346, Salt Workers, Lyons, Kansas
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LU# 19347, Cement Plant Employees, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 19349, United Wall Paper Crafts, York, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19351, Cement Plant Workers, Laramie, Wyoming
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LU# 19366, Office Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19367, Strawboard Workers, Hutchinson, Kansas
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LU# 19370, F.L.U., Whistler, Alabama
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LU# 19385, Associated Dental Technicians, Denver, Colorado
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Box
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LU# 19386, Filling Station Attendents, Warren, Ohio
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LU# 19388, Aluminum and Tin Foil Workers, Louisville, Kentucky
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LU# 19390, F.L.U. (Troy Sunshade Company), Troy, Ohio
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LU# 19393, Fire Arms Workers, Hartford, Connecticut
: Also material on LU# 18945.
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LU# 19397, Montreal Gas Workers, Montreal, Canada
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Box
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LU# 19401, Office Equipment Workers, North Tonawanda, New York
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LU# 19403, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assisstants, Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 19405, Chemical Workers, La Salle, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 19408, Cotton Seed Oil Mill Workers, Slaton, Texas
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LU# 19419, F.L.U. (Berstad Manufacturing Company), Fostoria, Ohio
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LU# 1942O, Valve Workers, East Hartford, Connecticut
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LU# 19425, F.L.U., Deer Lodge, Montana
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LU# 19426, Chemical Yorkers, Royalty, Texas
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LU# 19427, Lighting Equipment Workers, New York, New York
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LU# 19434, F.L.U. Centralia, Illinois
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LU# 19436, F.L.U., Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 19442, Hutchinson Salt Workers, Hutchinson, Kansas
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LU# 19445, Saw Mill and Timber Workers, Maben, West Virginia
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LU# 19446, Saw Mill and Timber Workers, Raymond, Washington
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LU# 19448, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers, and Assistants, Wood River, Illinois
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LU# 19449, F.L.U. (Lansing Stamping Company), Lansing, Michigan
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LU# 19450, Limestone Workers, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19459, Theater Ushers, Cashiers, Doormen, La Grande, ?
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LU# 19460, F.L.U. (Metal and Thermit Company), East Chicago, Indiana
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LU# 19462, Optical Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19465, United Lumber Workmen of Northern Arizona, Williams, Arizona
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LU# 19466, Cement Mill Employees, Martin's Creek, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19467, F.L.U. (General Dry Batteries Inc.), Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19468, F.L.U. (Ferry Cap and Set Screw Company)
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LU# 19469, F.L.U., Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts
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LU# 19471, Rubber Workers, Charlotte, North Carolina
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LU# 19475, Rubber Workers, Massillon, Ohio
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LU# 19479, F.L.U., Boulder City, Nevada
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LU# 19485, Chemical Workers, Passaic County, New Jersey
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LU# 19489, Aluminum Workers, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
: Also LU# 19649.
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LU# 19490, United Rock Salt Workers, Detroit, Michigan
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LU# 19492, Timber and Sawmill Workers, Hensley, West Virginia
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LU# 19496, Title Examiners, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19497, Allied Silk Screen Stencil and Machine Workers, Canton, Ohio
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LU# 19499, Dept. Store Packers and Wrappers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19507, United Seafood Workers, Boston, Massachusetts
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LU# 19508, F.L.U. (Johns-Manfield Products Corporation), Waukegan, Illinois
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LU# 19509, Linen Supply Workers, Duluth, Minnesota
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LU# 19511, F.L.U. (Vincennes Packing Corporation), Vincennes, Indiana
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LU# 19517, Cordage Workers, Newark, Ohio
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LU# 19522, F.L.U., Kokomo, Indiana
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LU# 19527, Cement Mill Employees, Coplay, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19528, Creamery and Cheese Workers, Lima, Ohio
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LU# 19531, State Highway Employees, Goldsboro, North Carolina
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LU# 19533, Cement Plant Workers, El Paso, Texas
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LU# 19534, Gasoline Retail Station and Warehouse Employees, Sioux City, Iowa
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LU# 19538, Distillery Workers, Pekin, Illinois
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LU# 19548, Cleaners and Dyers, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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LU# 19552, United Rubber Workers, Belleville, New Jersey
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LU# 19553, United Rubber Workers, Butler, New Jersey
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LU# 19554, Rubber Belt Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19555, Enamel Workers, Royersford, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19558, Timber and Saw Mill Workers, Coalwood, West Virginia
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LU# 19559, Casket Workers, Oneida, New York
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LU# 19560, Oyster Catchers and Handlers, Southold, Long Island, New York
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LU# 19567, Salt Workers, St. Clair, Michigan
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LU# 19570, Filling Station Employees, San Francisco, California
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LU# 19572, Independent Wholesale Grocers and Warehouse Employees, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19574, F.L.U. (Peerless Electric Company), Warren, Ohio
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LU# 19575, Picture Frame Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 19577, United Auto Workers, Spencer, Ohio
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LU# 19580, Creamery Employees, Ashtabula, Ohio
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LU# 19585, Inside Bakery Workers, New York, New York
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27
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LU# 19587, Ray-O-Vac, Madison, Wisconsin
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LU# 19590, Horse Nail Workers, Hartford, Connecticut
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LU# 19591, Gas and Coke Workers, Portland, Oregon
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27
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LU# 19593, Pen and Pencil Workers, Janesville, Wisconsin
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27
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LU# 19594, Packing Plant Employees, Terre Haute, Indiana
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27
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LU# 19599, Timber and Saw Mill Workers, Panther, West Virginia
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27
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LU# 19600, United Oystermen, Bivalve, New Jersey
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27
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LU# 19602, F.L.U. (Vanadium Corporation of America), Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
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27
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LU# 19609, F.L.U., Erie, Pennsylvania
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27
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LU# 19613, Match Factory Workers, Duluth, Minnesota
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27
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LU# 19614, Sawmill Workers, Fort Frances, Ontario
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27
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LU# 19617, Creosote Workers, Meridian, Massachusetts
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27
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LU# 19618, F.L.U. (Ohio Electric Company), Cleveland, Ohio
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27
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LU# 19619, United Hardware Employees, Cleveland, Ohio
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27
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LU# 19620, F.L.U. (Yaeman and Erbe Manufacturing Company), Rochester, New York
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27
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LU# 19624, Gasoline Filling Station, Worcester, Massachusetts
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27
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LU# 19630, Paint, Wallpaper and Decorative Supplies Salesmen and Distributors, Cleveland, Ohio
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27
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LU# 19634, Grain and Mill Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
28
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LU# 19635, Hard Rubber Workers, Muskegon, Michigan
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28
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LU# 19636, Chemical Workers, Buffalo, New York
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28
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LU# 19637, Metal Window Workers
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28
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LU# 19641, United Auto Workers, West Bend, Wisconsin
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28
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LU# 19644, Shingle Weavers, Olympia, Washington
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Box
28
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LU# 19646, F.L.U. (Sun Glow Industries), Mansfield, Ohio
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Box
28
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LU# 19648, F.L.U. (F. Eggers Veneer Seating Company), Two Rivers, Wisconsin
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28
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LU# 19649, Aluminum Workers, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
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Box
28
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LU# 19650, Oyster Catchers and Handlers, Greenport, New York
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Box
28
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LU# 19653, Fresno Packing House Employees, Fresno, California
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28
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LU# 19655, United Oilcloth Workers, Buchanan, New York
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LU# 19656, Filling Station Attendants, Alton, Illinois
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LU# 19657, Coke and Gas Workers, Duluth, Minnesota
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LU# 19660, Auto Workers, Janesville, Wisconsin
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LU# 19665, Timber and Sawmill Workers, Rainelle, West Virginia
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LU# 19666, Timber and Lumberman, Mallory, West Virginia
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LU# 19679, Lumber Workers, Nolan, West Virginia
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LU# 19682, Glass House Laborers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 19685, Filling Station Attendants, Coffeyville, Kansas
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LU# 19687, F.L.U. (Holly Sugar Company), Sidney, Montana
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LU# 19689, Gasoline Station Attendants, Terre Haute, Indiana
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LU# 19690, Gasoline Station Attendants, Fairmont, West Virginia
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LU# 19691, Gulfport Fishermen, Gulfport, Mississippi
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LU# 19693, Saw Mill Workers, Deer Park, Washington
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LU# 19695, Chemical Workers, New York, New York
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LU# 19697, Flour and Cereal Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19702, City and County Employees F.L.U., Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 19708, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 19714, Cement Workers, Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 19715, F.L.U. (Giant Portland Cement Company), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19716, Warehouse, Furniture and Department Store Service Employees, Akron, Ohio
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LU# 19721, Fertilizer Workers, Troy, Illinois
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LU# 19724, Agricultural Workers, McGuffey, Ohio
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LU# 19727, F.L.U., Port Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 19728, F.L.U. (Cleveland File Company), Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 19731, F.L.U. (Loewenthal Company), Akron, Ohio
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LU# 19733, F.L.U. (Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Company), East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 19737, Aluminum Workers, Badin, North Carolina
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LU# 19744, Optical Workers, Dayton, Ohio
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LU# 19751, Sawmill and Timber Workers, Long Bottom, West Virginia
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LU# 19756, Ivory and Cassein Workers, Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 19757, F.L.U., Spencer, Iowa
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LU# 19765, F.L.U., Neenah, Wisconsin
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LU# 19766, F.L.U. (Myers-Spalti Manufacturing Company), Houston, Texas
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LU# 19771, Wholesale Plant Employees, Terre Haute, Indiana
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LU# 19772, Composition Floor Tile Makers, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 19774, Radio Workers F.L.U., Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 19778, Lumber and Stove Workers, Talcum, Kentucky
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LU# 19781, Cleaners and Dyers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19782, Coal Yard Employees, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19783, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Ogden, Utah
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LU# 19784, Wool and Cotton Clip Sorters, New York, New York
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LU# 19788, Specialty Brass Employees, Kenosha, Wisconsin
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LU# 19790, Creosote Workers, Meridian, Mississippi
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LU# 19792, F.L.U., Miles City, Montana
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LU# 19793, F.L.U. (Birmingham Water Works Company), Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 19794, Ice and Cold Storage Workers, Bluford, Illinois
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LU# 19797, Loggers and Sawmill Workers, Port Ludlow, Washington
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LU# 19802, Gas Station Employees, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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LU# 19805, United Radio Workers, Marion, Indiana
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LU# 19806, Smith Steel Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19815, Building Paper and Roofing Products, East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 19816, Hospital and Institutional Workers, San Francisco, California
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LU# 19820, Borax Workers, Kramer, California
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LU# 19822, Grocery Warehousemen, New York, New York
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LU# 19826, Cheese Factory Employees, Pocatello, Idaho
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LU# 19829, Nesco Fabricated Metal Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 19831, Lumber and Stove Makers, Vest, Kentucky
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LU# 19840, F.L.U. (Elkhart Brass Company), Elkhart, Indiana
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LU# 19841, Filling Station and Warehouse Employees, Waukesha, Wisconsin
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LU# 19854, Flour Mill Workers, Belleville, Illinois
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LU# 19859, Wire Workers, Worcestor, Massachusetts
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LU# 19860, Scrap Iron and Waste Material Workers, Racine, Wisconsin
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LU# 19862, Tea and Spice Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
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LU# 19863, Chemical Workers, Niagara Falls, Ontario
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LU# 19872, Lumber Workers, Jasper, Alabama
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LU# 19873, Grain Elevator, Flour and Feed Mill Workers, Ogden, Utah
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LU# 19875, Warehouse Employees, Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 19876, Shingle Weavers, Centralia, Washington
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LU# 19877, Cement Plant Workers, Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 19879, F.L.U., Fayette, Alabama
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LU# 19882, Sawmill and Timberworkers, East Rainelle, West Virginia
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LU# 19895, Ocean Pearl Button Workers, Federalsburg, Maryland
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LU# 19897, Grocery Handlers, Porters and Warehousemen, Jersey City, New Jersey
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LU# 19907, Washington Cleaners and Dyers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19913, United Auto Workers, South Bend, Indiana
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LU# 19916, F.L.U. (Johnson Motor Company), Waukegan, Illinois
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LU# 19917, Metal Cap Production Workers, Brooklyn, New York
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LU# 19923, Nurses, San Francisco, California
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LU# 19930, United Distillery Workers, San Francisco, California
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LU# 19931, Corn Products Workers, Keokuk, Iowa
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LU# 19940, United Auto Workers, Norwood, Ohio
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LU# 19947, F.L.U. (Alaska Junk Company), Portland, Oregon
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LU# 19953, Ladies Apparel Shipping Clerks, New York, New York
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LU# 19955, Cleaners and Dyers, Pocatello, Idaho
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LU# 19956, Filling Station and Warehouse Employees, Madison, Wisconsin
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LU# 19959, Warehouse Employees, Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 19961, Waste Paper Sorters and Handlers, Hoboken, New Jersey
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LU# 19964, F.L.U., Kansas City, Kansas
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LU# 19967, Metal Specialty, DePere, Wisconsin
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LU# 19972, Shipping Clerks, South Bend, Indiana
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LU# 19977, F.L.U. (Malleable Steel Range Manufacturing Company), South Bend, Indiana
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LU# 19980, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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LU# 19981, F.L.U. (Titan Metal Company), Bellefonte, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19983, Distillery Workers, Schenley, Pennsylvania
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LU# 19985, F.L.U. (Frost Company), Kenosha, Wisconsin
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LU# 19989, Cleaners, Dyers and Pressers, Los Angeles, California
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LU# 19992, Cemetery Workers, Coshocton, Ohio
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LU# 19994, Agricultural Workers, Blissfield, Michigan
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LU# 19997, United Cement Workers, Now Village, New Jersey
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LU# 20002, Rice Mill Workers, Stuttgart, Arkansas
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LU# 20003, Ushers, Cashiers, and Ticket Sellers, Santa Barbara, California
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LU# 20015, F.L.U., Patton, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20016, Bank Guards and Messengers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 20020, Fruit and Nut Packers, Oakland, California
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LU# 20021, Food Products Workers, Peoria, Illinois
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LU# 20022, Toy Workers, South Bend, Indiana
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LU# 20024, F.L.U. (Enamel Products Company), Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 20025, Distillery Workers, Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 20027, Agricultural Workers, Findlay, Ohio
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LU# 20028, F.L.U. (Majestic Mill), Aurora, Missouri
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LU# 20029, Condiment Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20032, Chemical Workers, Monsanto, Illinois
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LU# 20036, Merchandise Service and Delivery Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 20037, Sugar Refinery Employees, Crockett, California
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LU# 20038, Waste Paper Handlers, Brooklyn, New York
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LU# 20039, Display Fixture and Figure Workers, New York, New York
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LU# 20043, Film Exchange Employees, New York, New York
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LU# 20046, F.L.U. (Griffin Grocery and Manufacturing Company), Muskagee, Michigan
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LU# 20047, Cosmetic Manufacturing Employees, Memphis, Tennessee
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LU# 20048, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Baltimore, Maryland
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LU# 20049, Technical Research Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 20052, Oyster Shuckers and Fish Cutters, Norfolk, Virginia
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LU# 20053, Flour Mill Workers, Huntington, West Virginia
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LU# 20055, Technical, Editorial and Office Assistants, Washington, New Jersey
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LU# 20056, Chemical Workers, Baltimore, Maryland
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LU# 20058, Sugar Workers, Tracy, California
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LU# 20066, United Cement Workers, Oglesby, Illinois
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LU# 20070, F.L.U. (Libby, McNeil, Libby), Whitewater, Wisconsin
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LU# 20075, Cement Workers, South Pittsburg, Tennessee
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LU# 20076, Sight Seeing Guides and Lecturers, New York, New York
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LU# 20080, Fruit Warehouse Workers, Wenatchee, Washington
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LU# 20083, Glass Workers of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20085, F.L.U., Gulfport, Mississippi
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LU# 20086, Glass Workers, Morgantown, West Virginia
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LU# 20088, Freight Handlers, Greensboro, North Carolina
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LU# 20091, F.L.U. (Hookless Fastener Plant), Meadville, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20095, F.L.U. (Henry Sheip Company), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20097, American Flint Glass Workers, Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 20105, Beet Workers, Longmont, Colorado
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LU# 20107, Bakelite Workers, Wayne, New Jersey
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LU# 20111, F.L.U. (Lipscomb Grain Company), Springfield, Missouri
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LU# 20113, Stamping and Enameling Workers, West Lafayette, Ohio
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LU# 20115, Glass Workers, Cambridge, Ohio
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LU# 20116, Oyster and Cannery Workers, Bay Center, Washington
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LU# 20118, Novelty Workers, Coshocton, Ohio
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LU# 20119, Novelty Workers, Coshocton, Ohio
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LU# 20120, Food and Candy Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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LU# 20121, United Match Workers, Wadsworth, Ohio
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LU# 20127, Glass Workers, Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 20128, Glass Workers, Bellaire, Ohio
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LU# 20130, F.L.U. (Shell Metal Products, Inc.), Ellenville, New York
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LU# 20135, Filling Station Employees, San Francisco, California
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LU# 20136, F.L.U., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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LU# 20137, F.L.U. (Foster Bedding Company), Baltimore, Maryland
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LU# 20142, Oyster Workers, Shoalwater Bay(?)
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LU# 20147, Cannery Workers, San Pedro, California
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LU# 20149, Chemical Workers, Tacoma, Washington
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LU# 20156, Glass Workers, Williamstown, West Virginia
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LU# 20159, Railway Express Agency Employees, Jacksonville, Florida
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LU# 20160, Flour and Cereal Workers, Portland, Oregon
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LU# 20161, Baking Powder and Coffee Workers, Richmond, Virginia
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LU# 20168, Aluminum and Tinfoil Workers, New York, New York
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LU# 20170, Glass Workers, Paden City, West Virginia
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LU# 20171, Glass Workers, New Martinsville, West Virginia
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LU# 20174, Brushmakers, Seattle, Washington
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LU# 20183, F.L.U. (Pittsburg Valve and Fitting Company), Barberton, Ohio
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LU# 20186, F.L.U. (Babcock and Wilcox Company), Barberton, Ohio
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LU# 20191, F.L.U. (Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company), Copley, Ohio
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LU# 20200, Southeastern Express Workers, Atlanta, Georgia
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LU# 20201, Southeastern Express Workers, Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 20204, Southern Railway Freight Handlers, Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 20206, F.L.U., Peoria, Illinois
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LU# 20213, Spotters, Pressers and Repairmen, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 20214, Flour Mill Workers, Bluefield, West Virginia
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LU# 20215, Agricultural Workers, Torrington, Wyoming
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LU# 20218, F.L.U. (Young Spring and Wire Corporation), Oakland, California
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LU# 20219, Southern Railway Freight Handlers, Selma, Alabama
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LU# 20221, Agricultural Workers, Stockton, California
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LU# 20222, Gas Workers, Seattle, Washington
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LU# 20225, Sugar Workers
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LU# 20228, Fruit Cannery Workers, Olympia, Washington
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LU# 20230, Slide Fasteners, Meadville, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20231, Cemetery Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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LU# 20233, Florist and Greenhouse Workers, Denver, Colorado
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LU# 20235, Gas Station Employees, Tacoma, Washington
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LU# 20238, Bronze and Frit Workers, Grafton, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20239, South Bend Bait Workers, South Bend, Indiana
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LU# 20240, Southern Railway Freight Handlers, Memphis, Tennessee
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LU# 20243, Wholesale Grocery Salesmen, New York, New York
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LU# 20244, Wine, Liquor and Distillery Workers, Brooklyn, New York
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LU# 20246, Greenhouse Workers, Barberton, Ohio
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LU# 20247, Novelty Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20248, Gasoline Station Attendents, San Francisco, California
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LU# 20251, Cannery Workers, Puyallup, Washington
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LU# 20254, Enamel Workers, Bellaire, Ohio
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LU# 20259, United Cement Workers, Coplay, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20261, Flour Mill Workers, Pendleton, Oregon
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LU# 20265, Stamping and Enameling Workers, Sebring, Ohio
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LU# 20266, United Cement Workers, Utica, Illinois
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LU# 20268, F.L.U. (National Biscuit Company), Marseilles, Illinois
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LU# 20270, Distillery Workers, Relay, Maryland
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LU# 20272, Chemical Workers, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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LU# 20274, Cannery Workers, Chinook, Washington
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LU# 20278, Can Workers, San Francisco, California
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LU# 20280, Chemical Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20283, Soap and Vegetable Oil Workers, Los Angeles, California
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LU# 20284, Wholesale Produce Market Workers, Los Angeles, California
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LU# 20286, Dry Cleaners, Akron, Ohio
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LU# 20291, Bicycle Workers, Westfield, Massachusetts
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LU# 20292, Cannery Workers, Vancouver, Washington
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LU# 20294, American Railway Express Workers, Birmingham, Alabama
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LU# 20296, Cannery Workers Union, Bellingham, Washington
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LU# 20297, Warehouse Employees, St. Paul, Minnesota
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LU# 20298, Pencil Material Workers, Stockton, California
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LU# 20299, Match Workers, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20304, United Cement Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 20305, Cannery Workers, Monterey, California
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LU# 20307, Produce Handlers, Charlestown, Massachusetts
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LU# 20308, United Cement Workers, Nazareth, Pennsylvania
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LU# 20310, Oyster Workers, Olympia, Washington
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LU# 20311, Envelope Makers, Dayton, Ohio
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LU# 20314, Cement Mill Workers, Bellingham, Washington
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LU# 20316, Warehouse and Inside Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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LU# 20319, Plastic Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
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LU# 20322, Cement and Mill Workers, Concrete, Washington
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LU# 20323, Flour, Feed, Grain and Elevator Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 20324, Cannery Workers, San Francisco, California
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LU# 20325, Cannery Workers, San Jose, California
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LU# 20328, Fish Canneries, Martinez, California
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LU# 20329, Commercial Artists and Designers Union, New York, New York
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Box
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LU# 20332, F.L.U. (Dana S. Courtney Company), Chicopee, Massachusetts
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Box
36
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LU# 20336, Cumberland Homestead, Crossville, Tennessee
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Box
36
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LU# 20337, Baggagemen, Concord, North Carolina
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Box
36
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LU# 20339, Gasoline Operators, La Salle, Illinois
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Box
36
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LU# 20344, F.L.U. (Heidsik Distillery Company), Barberton, Ohio
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Box
36
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LU# 20345, Cement Workers, Seattle, Washington
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Box
36
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LU# 20347, Hair Spinners, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
36
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LU# 20352, F.L.U. (Meredith Canvas Specialties, Inc.), Coshocton, Ohio
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Box
36
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LU# 20355, Artificial Butter and Spice Workers, Norwalk, Ohio
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Box
36
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LU# 20356, Ice and Cold Storage Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
36
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LU# 20358, Paper Box Workers, Seattle, Washington
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Box
36
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LU# 20359, Enameling Workers, ?
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Box
36
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LU# 20360, Office Workers, Tacoma, Washington
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Box
36
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LU# 20362, F.L.U. (Presto-Lite Company), Seattle, Washington
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Box
36
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LU# 20365, F.L.U. (Northwestern Motor Company), Eau Claire, Wisconsin
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Box
36
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LU# 20367, Filling Station Employees, San Jose, California
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Box
36
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LU# 20368, United Cement Workers, New Castle, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 20369, Credit and Collection Employees, Los Angeles, California
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Box
36
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LU# 20371, Clerk's, Cloquet, Minnesota
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Box
36
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LU# 20372, Mausoleum, Columbarium and Cemetery Employees, Oakland, California
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Box
36
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LU# 20376, Wholesale Alcoholic Beverage Salesmen, New York, New York
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Box
36
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LU# 20377, Smoked Fish Workers, New York, New Jersey
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Box
36
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LU# 20378, Wholesale Licensed Alcoholic Beverage Salesmen, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
36
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LU# 20380, Office Employees, Miami, Florida
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Box
36
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LU# 20388, American Federation of Grain Processors, Battle Creek, Michigan
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Box
36
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LU# 20383, Gasoline Station Operators and Helpers, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Box
37
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LU# 20385, United Match Workers, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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Box
37
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LU# 20388, F.L.U. (Kellogg Company), Battle Creek, Michigan
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Box
37
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LU# 20389, Artificial Leather and Rubber Workers, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
37
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LU# 20392, Chemical Workers, Camden, New Jersey
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Box
37
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LU# 20394, Distillery Workers, Logansport, Pennsylvania
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Box
37
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LU# 20395, Fourdineir Wire Finishers, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
37
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LU# 20396, Gas Men's Union, Carbondale, Pennsylvania
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Box
37
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LU# 20397, F.L.U. (General Mills), Vallejo, California
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Box
37
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LU# 20398, Match Factory Workers, Tacoma, Washington
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Box
37
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LU# 20401, Furniture and Wood Workers, Owosso, Michigan
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Box
37
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LU# 20402, F.L.U. (Cheney-Bigelow Wire Works Company), Springfield, Massachusetts
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Box
37
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LU# 20403, United Cement Workers, La Salle, Illinois
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Box
37
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LU# 20407, F.L.U. (U.S. Rubber Company), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
37
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LU# 20408, Gasoline Station Attendants, Mount Vernon, New York
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Box
37
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LU# 20412, F.L.U. (Holcomb Manufacturing Company), Indianapolis, Indiana
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Box
37
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LU# 20413, Bowling Alley Pin Setters, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
37
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LU# 20415, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Iroquois Falls, Ontario
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Box
37
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LU# 20417, Glue Workers, Carrollville, Wisconsin
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Box
37
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LU# 20418, Distillery Workers, Terre Haute, Indiana
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Box
37
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LU# 20419, Red Caps, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
37
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LU# 20420, F.L.U. (Plaskon Company), Toledo, Ohio
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Box
37
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LU# 20423, F.L.U. (Virden Company), Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
37
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LU# 20425, Salt Workers, Almeda County, ?
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Box
37
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LU# 20430, Chemical Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
37
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LU# 20432, Filling Station Attendants, Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Box
37
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LU# 20438, F.L.U. (Roche Harbor Line and Cement Company), Friday Harbor, Washington
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Box
37
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LU# 20440, Tinfoil Workers, Richmond, Virginia
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Box
37
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LU# 20442, Newsboys F.L.U., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
37
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LU# 20443, Flour and Cereal Workers, Salina, Kansas
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Box
37
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LU# 20444, F.L.U. (Echl Manufacturing Company), San Francisco, California
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Box
37
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LU# 20446, F.L.U. (The Briarwood Corporation), Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
37
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LU# 20447, F.L.U. (Baugh and Sons Company), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
37
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LU# 20449, F.L.U. (Nestles Mild Products Inc.), Tuscaloosa, Alabama
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Box
37
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LU# 20451, F.L.U., Oakfield, Wisconsin
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Box
37
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LU# 20453, F.L.U. (Thayer's Baby Carriage Works), Eve, Pennsylvania
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Box
37
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LU# 20459, Refrigerator Workers, St. Paul, Minnesota
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Box
38
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LU# 20463, Mansfield Trades Council, Mansfield, Ohio
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Box
38
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LU# 20466, Seed Workers, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
38
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LU# 20467, Scrap Iron and Junk Handlers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
38
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LU# 20468, Brush Workers, Troy, New York
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Box
38
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LU# 20470, American Federation of Potato Chip Workers, Des Moines, Louisiana
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Box
38
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LU# 20472, United Cement Workers, Northampton, Pennsylvania
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Box
38
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LU# 20473, Distillery Workers, Peoria, Illinois
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Box
38
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LU# 20475, Wholesale Merchandise Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
38
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LU# 20476, F.L.U. (W.R. Weaver Company), El Paso, Texas
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Box
38
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LU# 20477, Button and Buckle Workers, Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
38
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LU# 20479, Cannery Workers and Farm Laborers, Mount Vernon, Washington
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Box
38
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LU# 20482, F.L.U. (Josam Manufacturing Company), Michigan City, Indiana
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Box
38
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LU# 20483, Creosote Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Box
38
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LU# 20487, Wholesale Grocery Employees, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
38
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LU# 20489, F.L.U. (Celon Company), Madison, Wisconsin
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Box
38
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LU# 20490, Gas Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Box
39
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LU# 20492, F.L.U. (Wortendyke Manufacturing Company), Richmond, Virginia
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Box
39
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LU# 20493, F.L.U. (Wood Preserving Company), Terre Haute, Indiana
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Box
39
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LU# 20496, Distillers and Liquor Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
39
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LU# 20498, Scrap, Iron, Metal and Rag Workers, ?
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Box
39
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LU# 20499, Sugar Workers, Brooklyn, New York
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Box
39
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LU# 20503, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Spokane, Washington
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Box
39
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LU# 20505, Cement Mill Workers, Grotto, Washington
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Box
39
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LU# 20506, F.L.U. (Everett Lime Company), Granite Falls, Washington
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Box
39
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LU# 20508, F.L.U. (Thiokol Rubber Company), Yardville, New Jersey
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Box
39
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LU# 20510, Wholesale Drug Employees, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
39
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LU# 20511, Auto, Accessory and Service Station Employees, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
39
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LU# 20513, Slide Fastener, Erie, Pennsylvania
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Box
39
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LU# 20515, Suspender Workers, St. Paul, Minnesota
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Box
39
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LU# 20517, F.L.U., Detroit, Michigan
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Box
39
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LU# 20518, F.L.U. (New Richmond Roller Mills Company), New Richmond, Wisconsin
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Box
39
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LU# 20525, Wholesale Grocery Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
39
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LU# 20526, F.L.U. (Manito Filler Company), Manito, Illinois
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Box
39
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LU# 20528, Cosmetic Workers, Des Moines, Iowa
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Box
39
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LU# 20529, Chemical Workers, Port Chicago, California
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Box
39
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LU# 20531, F.L.U. (American Gas Machine Company), Albert Lea, Minnesota
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Box
39
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LU# 20533, Aluminum and Tinfoil Workers, Harrison, New Jersey
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Box
39
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LU# 20537, Stenographers, Typists and Bookkeepers and Assistants, Peoria, Illinois
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Box
39
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LU# 20538, Button Workers, Auburn, New York
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Box
39
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LU# 20541, United Grocery Employees, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
39
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LU# 20542, F.L.U. (Cincinnati Terminal Warehouse), Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
39
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LU# 20543, Ice Cream and Carbonated Beverage Workers, Du Quoin, Illinois
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Box
39
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LU# 20545, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Stockton, California
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Box
39
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LU# 20546, F.L.U. (Chamberlain Company of America), Peru, Illinois
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Box
39
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LU# 20547, Postal Telegraph Gypsum Workers, Greenville, Mississippi
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Box
39
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LU# 20549, Wholesale Hardware Dealers Employees, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
39
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LU# 20550, F.L.U. (U.S. Govt. WPA), Duluth, Minnesota
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Box
39
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LU# 20551, Wholesale Fruit and Produce Employees, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
39
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LU# 20553, Bed and Couch Springmakers, Louisville, Kentucky
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Box
4O
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LU# 20556, Filling Station Employees, Champaign, Illinois
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Box
40
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LU# 20557, Greenhouse Workers, Terre Haute, Indiana
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Box
40
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LU# 20558, Warehouse Employees, Richmond, Virginia
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Box
40
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LU# 20561, Fertilizer Workers, Smithton, Pennsylvania
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Box
40
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LU# 20564, F.L.U. (United Milk Products Company), Elkhorn, Wisconsin
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Box
40
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LU# 20565, F.L.U. (Benzons Flourspar Company), Cave in Rock, Illinois
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Box
40
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LU# 20567, F.L.U. (Edgar P. Lewis and Sons Company), Malden, Massachusetts
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Box
40
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LU# 20569, Gypsum Workers, Greenville, Mississippi
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Box
40
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LU# 20570, Waukesha Soft Drink Workers, Waukesha, Wisconsin
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Box
40
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LU# 20571, Licensed Weighers, Dispatchers, Supervisors and Assistants, New York, New York
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Box
40
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LU# 20572, Blast Furnace and Coke Oven Workers, Toledo, Ohio
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Box
40
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LU# 20573, Food Preservers, ?
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Box
40
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LU# 20579, F.L.U., Houston, Texas
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Box
40
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LU# 20580, F.L.U. (Stuber and Kuck Company), Peoria, Illinois
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Box
40
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LU# 20581, F.L.U. (Wall and Fancy Tile Plant), Keyport, New Jersey
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Box
40
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LU# 20582, Filling Station Employees, Champaign, Illinois
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Box
40
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LU# 20583, F.L.U. (Tucker Duck and Rubber Company), Fort Smith, Arkansas
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Box
40
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LU# 20584, Wire Workers, Lafayette, Indiana
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Box
40
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LU# 20585, Aluminum Workers, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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Box
40
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LU# 20587, Chemical Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
40
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LU# 20588, Fruit and Vegetable Distributors, Boston, Massachusetts
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Box
40
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LU# 20590, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Galveston, Texas
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Box
40
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LU# 20591, Fish Handlers and Cutters, Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Box
40
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LU# 20594, F.L.U. (Gill Glass and Fixture Company), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
40
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LU# 20595, F.L.U. (Hart Manufacturing Company), ?, Kentucky
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Box
40
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LU# 20601, Flour, Mill and Cereal Workers, Coffeyville, Kansas
|
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Box
40
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LU# 20604, Twin City Optical Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Box
40
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LU# 20605, Paper Box Makers, South Kearny, New Jersey
|
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Box
40
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LU# 20606, F.L.U. (Bremis Bros. Bag Company), Peoria, Illinois
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Box
40
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LU# 20607, F.L.U. (Peoria Metal Specialty Company), Peoria, Illinois
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Box
40
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LU# 20609, Flour and Cereal Mill Workers, Yukon, Oklahoma
|
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Box
40
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LU# 20610, Beet Sugar Operators, Woodland, California
|
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Box
40
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LU# 20611, Chemical Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
|
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Box
40
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LU# 20613, E.R. Wagner F.L.U., Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
40
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LU# 20615, Cement Workers, Riverside, California
|
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Box
40
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LU# 20616, Sugar Refining Workers, Spreckels, California
|
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Box
40
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LU# 20617, Rubber and Woolen Workers, Wausau, Wisconsin
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20618, Nesco Fabricated Metal Workers, Baltimore, Maryland
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20620, Gas Workers, Madison, Wisconsin
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20621, Cement Mill Workers, Monolith, California
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Box
41
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LU# 20622, F.L.U. (American Can Company), Richmond, Virginia
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Box
41
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LU# 20623, Metal and Rubber Stamp Workers, Seattle, Washington
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Box
41
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LU# 20626, F.L.U. (Insulating Products Company), Aurora, Illinois
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20627, F.L.U. (Bender Body Company), Elyria, Ohio
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Box
41
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LU# 20628, Lima Central Labor, Lima, Ohio
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20630, Sugar Refinery Workers, Oakland, California
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20632, Distillery Workers, Linden, New Jersey
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20634, Newspaper and Periodical Circulation Employees, Oakland, California
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20636, F.L.U. (G.H. Hess Company), Louisville, Ohio
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20639, F.L.U. (Drake Bakeries, Inc.), Roxbury, Massachusetts
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20640, Bakelite Workers, Union Springs, New York
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20642, Checkers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20643, F.L.U. (Euston Lead Company), Scranton, Pennsylvania
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20646, Cosmetic, Soap and Perfumery Workers, New York, New York
|
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20648, Metal Furniture Workers, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20650, Vending Machine Service Employees, New York, New York
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20651, General Storage and Warehouse Employees, Jersey City, New Jersey
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20653, Flour, Feed, Grain and Elevator Workers, Chicago, Illinois
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20655, Gas Workers, Austin, Texas
|
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20658, Wholesale Grocery Supplies, Chicago, Illinois
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20659, Feed and Seed Elevator Employees, Minneapolis, Minnesota
|
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20661, Aluminum Administrative Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
|
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Box
41
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LU# 20663, F.L.U. (Hamilton Manufacturing Company), Two Rivers, Wisconsin
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20665, Pence Enamel Workers, Baltimore, Maryland
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20666, Oregon Embalmers, Funeral Directors and Assistants, ?, Oregon
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20670, Plastic and Synthetic Button Workers, Newark, New Jersey
|
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20672, Railway Train Porters, Chicago, Illinois
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20673, F.L.U. (Standard Coated Products Company), McComb, Mississippi
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20674, F.L.U. (American Finishing Company), Memphis, Tennessee
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20675, F.L.U. (Birthadale Mills), McComb, Mississippi
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20676, Cannery Workers, Stockton, California
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20678, Aluminum Workers, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20681, F.L.U. (P.P. Kellogg and Company), ?
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20682, Optical Workers, Petersburg, Virginia
|
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20683, Wall Paper Helpers, Chicago, Illinois
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20684, Cloth Window Shade Workers, Oswego, New York
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20685, Rubber Workers, Lafayette, Indiana
|
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20687, Cane Craftsmen Local, Cincinnati, Ohio
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20688, Agricultural Laborers, Santa Ana, California
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20690, F.L.U. (Marathon Battery Company), Wausau, Wisconsin
|
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Box
42
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LU# 2o692, United Grain Processors, Springfield, Missouri
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20693, F.L.U. (American Distilling Company), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20694, Mill and Elevators Employees, Witchita Falls, Texas
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20695, Creosote Workers, Jackson, Tennessee
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20697, F.L.U. (General Mill), Chicago, Illinois
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20699, F.L.U. (Minnesota Mining Company), Wausau, Wisconsin
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20701, Optical Workers, Boston, Massachusetts
|
|
|
Box
42
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LU# 20704, F.L.U. (James Manufacturing Company), Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20705, Dextone Workers, New Haven, Connecticut
|
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20707, Cannery Workers, Portland, Oregon
|
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20710, F.L.U. (Carnation Company), Coshocton, Ohio
|
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Box
42
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LU# 20711, Advertising Publicity and Newspaper Representatives, St. Louis, Missouri
|
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Box
43
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LU# 20713, F.L.U. (Lancaster Carbon Company), Lancaster, Ohio
|
|
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Box
43
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LU# 20714, F.L.U. (Tennison Manufacturing Company), Houston, Texas
|
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Box
43
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LU# 20716, Flour Mill Workers, Mount Vernon, Indiana
|
|
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Box
43
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LU# 20717, Beet Sugar Operators, Clarksburg, California
|
|
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Box
43
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LU# 20723, United Crown Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
43
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LU# 20728, Paint, Varnish, Shellac and Lacquer Workers, Brooklyn, New York
|
|
|
Box
43
|
LU# 20732, Office Workers, Chicago, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
43
|
LU# 20733, Beet Sugar Operators, Manteca, California
|
|
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Box
43
|
LU# 20734, Chemical Workers, New York, New York
|
|
|
Box
43
|
LU# 20735, F.L.U. (Ralston Purina Company), Battle Creek, Michigan
|
|
|
Box
43
|
LU# 20736, Glass Processors and Grinders, Clarksburg, West Virginia
|
|
|
Box
43
|
LU# 20738, Cement Workers, Cementon, New York
|
|
|
Box
43
|
LU# 20740, Wholesale and Retail Fish Dealers, Buffalo, New York
|
|
|
Box
43
|
LU# 20741, Textile, Fabrics Workers, Baraboo, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
43
|
LU# 20743, F.L.U. (Gaines Mining Company), Mariposa, California
|
|
|
Box
43
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LU# 20744, Office Employees, Oakland, California
|
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Box
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LU# 20746, Citrus Workers, Ontario, California
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Box
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LU# 20718, Sugar Refinery Workers, Santa Ana, California
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Box
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LU# 20719, Iron, Steel, Metal and Rag Handlers, Centralia, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 20753, Dental Workers, Seattle, Washington
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Box
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LU# 20751, Cannery Workers, Friday Harbor, Washington
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Box
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LU# 20757, F.L.U. (Plimpton Manufacturing Company), Hartford, Connecticut
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Box
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LU# 20758, Miner Hillard Milling Company), Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 20763, F.L.U. (Holtz Manufacturing Company), ?
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Box
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LU# 20768, United Cement Workers, Independence, Missouri
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Box
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LU# 20769, News Vendors, San Francisco, California
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Box
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LU# 20772, F.L.U., Medina, New York
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Box
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LU# 20778, F.L.U. (Highway Trailer Company), Edgerton, Wisconsin
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Box
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LU# 20779, F.L.U. (Gunnison Bros. Tannery), Girard, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 20783, Chris Craft, Algonac, Michigan
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Box
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LU# 20784, F.L.U. (Highway Trailer Company), Stoughton, Wisconsin
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Box
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LU# 20786, F.L.U. (Post-Gazette), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 20789, Flour, Feed and Grain Elevator Workers, Sherman, Texas
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Box
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LU# 20798, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Los Angeles, California
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Box
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LU# 20801, F.L.U. (Hillside Flourspar Company), Karbers Ridge, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 20802, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, El Reno, Oklahoma
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Box
43
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LU# 20806, F.L.U. (Pfeffer Milling Company), Lebanon, Illinois
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Box
43
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LU# 20807, Distillery Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
43
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LU# 20810, F.L.U. (Carnation Company), Maysville, Kentucky
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Box
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LU# 20815, F.L.U., Bedford, Nova Scotia
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Box
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LU# 20817, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 20822, Brushmakers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
43
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LU# 20826, F.L.U. (Victory Fluorspar Mines), Cave in Rock, Illinois
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Box
44
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LU# 20827, F.L.U. (Fluorspar Mine), Roseclaire, Illinois
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Box
44
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LU# 20828, F.L.U. (Mathieson Plant), Lake Charles, Louisiana
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Box
44
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LU# 20829, F.L.U. (Creamery Workers), Red Wing, Minnesota
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Box
44
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LU# 20830, F.L.U. (Federal Tin Company), Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
44
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LU# 20831, Citrus Byproduct Workers, Corona, California
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Box
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LU# 20832, F.L.U. (Allaire, Woodward and Company), ?, Illinois
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Box
44
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LU# 20834, Lima Central Labor, Lima, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 20836, Lock Workers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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Box
44
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LU# 20839, F.L.U. (Rex Manufacturing Company), Connersville, Indiana
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Box
44
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LU# 20843, Cannery Workers, Hayward, California
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Box
44
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LU# 20844, F.L.U. (Aluminum Ore Mining Company), Roseclaire, Illinois
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Box
44
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LU# 20845, Cannery Workers, Kent, Washington
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Box
44
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LU# 20848, Graih Elevator Workers, Duluth, Minnesota
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Box
44
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LU# 20849, F.L.U. (Green Bay Food Company), Green Bay, Wisconsin
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Box
44
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LU# 20852, Cannery Workers, San Jose, California
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Box
44
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LU# 20854, Roofing and Tar Material Supply Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
44
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LU# 20856, Furniture Workers, Hoboken, New Jersey
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Box
44
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LU# 20860, F.L.U. (Sunday Products, Inc.), Detroit, Michigan
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Box
44
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LU# 20862, United Cement Workers, Cementon, Pennsylvania
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Box
44
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LU# 20866-20870, Knit Goods Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
44
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LU# 20875, Sugar Workers, Oxnard, California
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Box
44
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LU# 20876, Cereal Workers, Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
44
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LU# 20877, Northwest Lumber Inspectors, ?
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Box
45
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LU# 20878, F.L.U. (Clinton Company), Clinton, Iowa
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Box
45
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LU# 20880, United Cement Workers, Hudson, New York
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Box
45
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LU# 20882, Hosiery Workers, Princeton, Kentucky
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Box
45
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LU# 20883, Professional Embalmers, Oakland, California
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Box
45
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LU# 20884, Sugar Refiners, Betteravia, California
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Box
45
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LU# 20885, Rubber Brush Workers, Ironton, Ohio
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Box
45
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LU# 20886, United Lime Workers, Crab Orchard, Tennessee
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Box
45
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LU# 20887, F.L.U. (Todd Galveston Dry Docks, Inc.), Galveston, Texas
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Box
45
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LU# 20889, Cannery Workers, Kingsburg, California
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Box
45
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LU# 20890, Optical Workers, Geneva, New York
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Box
45
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LU# 20893, F.L.U. (Mt. Vernon Garment Company), Mount Vernon, Illinois
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Box
45
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LU# 20894, Magnesite Miners, Gustine City, California
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Box
45
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LU# 20895, Flour and Cereal Workers, Battle Creek, Michigan
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Box
45
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LU# 20896, State Highway Maintenance Employees, Charleston, West Virginia
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Box
45
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LU# 20897, F.L.U. (Baker Perkins, Inc.), Saginaw, Michigan
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Box
45
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LU# 20899, F.L.U. (Iowa Fibre Products), Des Moines, Iowa
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Box
45
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LU# 20900, F.L.U. (P.H. Postel Milling Company), Mascoutah, Illinois
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Box
45
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LU# 20901, F.L.U. (Millstadt Milling Company), Millstadt, Illinois
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Box
45
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LU# 20903, F.L.U. (Crystal Fluorspar Company), Roseclaire, Illinois
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Box
45
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LU# 20905, Cannery Workers, San Leandro, California
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Box
45
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LU# 20906, Waterfront Workers, Honolulu, Hawaii
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Box
45
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LU# 20907, F.L.U. (Amalgamated Sugar Company), Ogden, Utah
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Box
45
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LU# 20909, F.L.U. (Sargent and Greenleaf, Inc.), Rochester, New York
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Box
45
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LU# 20910, F.L.U. (Michigan Carton Company), Battle Creek, Michigan
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Box
45
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LU# 20911, Rubber Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
45
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LU# 20912, Milk Condensers Local, Oregon, Illinois
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Box
45
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LU# 20916, F.L.U. (Louisville Bedding Company), Louisville, Kentucky
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Box
45
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LU# 20918, Vegetable Packing House Workers, Cambridge, Maryland
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Box
45
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LU# 20920, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, New York, New York
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Box
45
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LU# 20923, Chemical Workers, Boundbrook, New York
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Box
45
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LU# 20926, Fur Workers, Seattle, Washington
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Box
45
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LU# 20927, United Match Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
45
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LU# 20928, Flat Glass Workers, Fullerton, California
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Box
45
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LU# 20929, Gypsum Workers, Roxbury, Massachusetts
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Box
45
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LU# 20931, Extract Makers, Bottlers and Handlers, Boston, Massachusetts
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Box
45
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LU# 20932, F.L.U. (General Industries Company), Elyria, Ohio
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Box
45
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LU# 20933, F.L.U. (Star-Times Publishing Company), St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
45
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LU# 20935, F.L.U. (Creamery Package Manufacturing Company), Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
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Box
46
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LU# 20937, Flour Mill Workers, Galveston, Texas
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Box
46
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LU# 20938, Flour Mill Workers, Galveston, Texas
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Box
46
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LU# 20940, Bookkeepers, Stenographers, and Accountants, New York, New York
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Box
46
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LU# 20946, F.L.U. (Clapp Baby Foods Company), Rochester, New York
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Box
46
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LU# 20947, F.L.U. (Palmer Thermometer Company), Norwood, Ohio
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Box
46
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LU# 20951, Gypsum Products, Midland, California
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Box
46
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LU# 20952, Steel Specialty Workers, Green Bay, Wisconsin
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Box
46
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LU# 20953, F.L.U., Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
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Box
46
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LU# 2095L, Aluminum Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
46
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LU# 20955, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
46
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LU# 20956, Flour, Feed and Grain Elevator Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
46
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LU# 20957, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
46
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LU# 20959, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Typists, Accountants, and Assistants, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
46
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LU# 20960, F.L.U. (Caldwell Furniture), Lenoir, North Carolina
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Box
46
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LU# 20961, State Road Maintenance Employees, Leon, West Virginia
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Box
46
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LU# 20964, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Clinton, Missouri
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Box
46
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LU# 20966, Housing and Sanitary Inspectors, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
46
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LU# 20968, F.L.U. (American Art Works, Inc.), Coshocton, Ohio
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Box
46
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LU# 20970, Flour, Feed and Grain Elevator Workers, Delaware, Maryland
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Box
46
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LU# 20971, Portsmouth Gas Workers, Portsmouth, Virginia
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Box
46
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LU# 20972, F.L.U. (American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corporation), Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
46
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LU# 20974, Grain Elevator Workers, East Peoria, Illinois
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Box
46
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LU# 20975, Greenhouse and Florists, Seattle, Washington
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Box
46
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LU# 20976, Gas Station Operators, Warehousement and Helpers, Kansas City, Missouri
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Box
46
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LU# 20977, General Cereal Workers, Battle Creek, Michigan
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Box
46
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LU# 20983, Soap and Glycerine Workers, Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
46
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LU# 20984, Farm Equipment Maintenance Workers, Stockton, California
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Box
46
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LU# 20989, Packers, and Preserve Workers, San Francisco, California
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Box
46
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LU# 20991, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Wichita, Kansas
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Box
47
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LU# 20998, Embossing Workers, Albany, New York
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Box
47
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LU# 21007, F.L.U. (Greenbros, Inc.), Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
47
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LU# 21008, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, St. Joseph, Missouri
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Box
47
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LU# 21012, Distillery Workers, Napa, California
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Box
47
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LU# 21013, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, ?
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Box
47
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LU# 21016, American Fourdrinier Wire Finishers, Brooklyn, New York
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Box
47
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LU# 21021, Flour Mill Workers, Buffalo, New York
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Box
47
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LU# 21025, F.L.U. (Illinois Knitting Company), Mount Vernon, Illinois
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Box
47
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LU# 21030, Bank Employment, San Francisco, California
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Box
47
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LU# 21036, Wholesale Drug Employees, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
47
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LU# 21039, F.L.U. (Chas. Bruning Company), Detroit, Michigan
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Box
47
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LU# 21040, F.L.U. (Heller Hardt Hatband Company), Bath, Pennsylvania
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Box
47
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LU# 2104t; United Shrimp Headers, Galveston, Texas
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Box
47
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LU# 21045, United Cement Workers, Mitchell, Indiana
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Box
47
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LU# 21051, F.L.U. (Good Luck Foods, Inc.), Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
47
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LU# 21055, F.L.U. (Pfoudler Company), Elyria, Ohio
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Box
47
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LU# 21056, Wholesale Licensed Alchoholic Beverage Salesmen's, ?, Massachusetts
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Box
47
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LU# 21061, Southern Chemical Cotton Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Box
47
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LU# 21070, Cereal Workers, Geneva, New York
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Box
47
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LU# 21073, F.L.U. (Luzier, Inc.), Kansas City, Kansas
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Box
47
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LU# 21075, F.L.U. (Standard Gas Equipment Corporation), Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
47
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LU# 21076, Gypsum Workers, Long Beach, California
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Box
47
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LU# 21077, Fabricated Metal Workers, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Box
47
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LU# 21078, Bagging Mill Workers, ?, Texas
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Box
47
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LU# 21084, Dried Fruit and Nut Packers, San Jose, California
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Box
47
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LU# 21088, F.L.U. (Wilson and Bennett Company), Weehawkin, New Jersey
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Box
47
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LU# 21092, Wholesale Warehouse and Grocery Service Employees, Brooklyn, New York
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Box
47
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LU# 21095, F.L.U. (Donaldson Art Sign Company), Covington, Kentucky
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Box
47
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LU# 21096, Copper Workers, Long Island, New York
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Box
47
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LU# 21100, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Box
47
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LU# 21101, Flour Mill Workers, Springfield, Indiana
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Box
47
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LU# 21102, Warehouse Employees, Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
48
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LU# 21103, Corset Workers, Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Box
48
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LU# 21104, Warehouse Employees, Washington, D.C.
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Box
48
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LU# 21105, Ladies Apparel, Shelbyville, Indiana
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Box
48
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LU# 21106, Cannery Workers (Frostcraft Packing Corporation)
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Box
48
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LU# 21107, Beauticians Supplies and Cosmetic Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
48
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LU# 21108, Organ Workers, Hagerstown, Maryland
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Box
48
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LU# 21111, F.L.U. (Briktex Company), Kearny, New Jersey
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Box
48
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LU# 21112, F.L.U. (Walker Manufacturing and Sales Corporation), St. Joseph, Missouri
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Box
48
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LU# 21116, Century Woven Label Workers, Paterson, New Jersey
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Box
48
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LU# 21118, County Machine Mena, Coshocton, Ohio
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Box
48
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LU# 21122, F.L.U. (Beach and Arthur Paper Company), Indianapolis, Indiana
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Box
48
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LU# 21124, F.L.U. (Saginaw Labor Company), Saginaw, Michigan
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Box
48
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LU# 21125, Hair Spinners, Michigan City, Indiana
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Box
48
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LU# 21129, Coffee and Tea Workers, New York, New York
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Box
48
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LU# 21131, Cotton Compress Workers, Birmingham, Alabama
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Box
48
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LU# 21132, F.L.U. (Keokuk Electra-Metals Company), Keokuk, Washington
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Box
48
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LU# 21136, Chemical Workers, Marshall, Texas
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Box
48
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LU# 21140, F.L.U. (McConnon and Company), Winona, Minnesota
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Box
48
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LU# 21142, Stenographers, Clerks, Office Workers and Assistants, Rochester, New York
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Box
48
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LU# 21143, Flour Mill Workers, Watertown, Wisconsin
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Box
48
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LU# 21149, United Match Workers, Oswego, New York
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Box
48
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LU# 21150, Wool Scourers, Newton, Massachusetts
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Box
48
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LU# 21151, Cannery Workers, Salinas, California
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Box
48
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LU# 21156, F.L.U. (Chatham Mills, Inc.), Pittsboro, North Carolina
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Box
48
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LU# 21158, Brush Workers, Seymour, Indiana
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Box
48
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LU# 21159, Cosmetic Makers, Kansas City, Missouri
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Box
48
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LU# 21163, F.L.U. (Midwest Ice and Coldstorage Corporation), Kansas City, Kansas
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Box
49
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LU# 21164, F.L.U., Copperhill, Tennessee
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Box
49
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LU# 21166, F.L.U. (Denebum Distilling Company), Kansas City, Missouri
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Box
49
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LU# 21172, Providence Rubber Workers, Providence, Rhode Island
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Box
49
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LU# 21174, F.L.U. (Central Fibre Products Company), Vincennes, Indiana
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Box
49
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LU# 21175, F.L.U. (Davidson Enamel Products), Connersville, Indiana
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Box
49
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LU# 21181, F.L.U. (Pan American Refining Company), Galveston, Texas
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Box
49
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LU# 21182, Rice Mill Workers, Lake Charles, Louisiana
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Box
49
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LU# 21183, F.L.U. (Sandusky Metal Products Company), Sandusky, Ohio
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Box
49
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LU# 21186, Garment Workers, La Crosse, Wisconsin
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Box
49
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LU# 21187, F.L.U. (Holly Sugar Corporation), Sidney, Montana
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Box
49
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LU# 21189, F.L.U. (Delta Electric Company), Marion, Indiana
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Box
49
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LU# 21190, Cement Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
49
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LU# 21194, F.L.U. (Shenango-Penn Mold Company), Dover, Ohio
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Box
49
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LU# 21195, Sulphur Workers, Freeport, Texas
|
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Box
49
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LU# 21201, Display Men's, ?, New Jersey
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Box
49
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LU# 21202, Waste Material Workers, Terre Haute, Indiana
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Box
49
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LU# 21205, Dow Drug Company Warehouse Employees, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
49
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LU# 21206, F.L.U. (Lehon Company), Wilmington, Illinois
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Box
49
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LU# 21210, Citrus and Cannery Workers, Auburndale, Florida
|
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Box
49
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LU# 21211, Aluminum and Bronze Powder Workers, Malone, New York
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Box
49
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LU# 21212, Truss Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
49
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LU# 21213, F.L.U. (New England Curtain Company), Fitchburg, Massachusetts
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Box
49
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LU# 21215, Twine and Cordage Mill Employees, Frankfort, Kentucky
|
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Box
49
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LU# 21218, F.L.U. (New Idea, Inc.), Coldwater, Ohio
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Box
49
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LU# 21222, F.L.U. (Cemetery Employees), Seattle, Washington
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Box
49
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LU# 21223, Office Employees, Houston, Texas
|
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Box
49
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LU# 21225, Wholesale Wine and Liquor Plant Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
|
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Box
49
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LU# 21227, United Commercial Artists, Nashua, New Hampshire
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Box
49
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LU# 21229, F.L.U. (Holly Sugar Corporation), Swink, Colorado
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Box
49
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LU# 21230, F.L.U. (Holly Sugar Corporation), Worland, Wyoming
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Box
49
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LU# 21231, F.L.U. (Holly Sugar Corporation), Hardin, Montana
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Box
49
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LU# 21232, F.L.U. (Holly Sugar Corporation), Sheridan, Wyoming
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Box
49
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LU# 21233, F.L.U. (Holly Sugar Corporation), Torrington, Wyoming
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Box
49
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LU# 21236, Cement Mill Workers, Santa Cruz, California
|
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Box
49
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LU# 21237, Office Workers, Superior, Wisconsin
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Box
49
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LU# 21238, Fur Workers, Washington, D.C.
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Box
49
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LU# 21239, F.L.U. (F.E. Schundler Company), Joliet, Illinois
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Box
49
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LU# 21240, F.L.U. (Holly Sugar Corporation), Delta, Colorado
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Box
49
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LU# 21241, Los Angeles Editorial Association and Los Angeles Examiner, Los Angeles, California
|
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Box
49
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LU# 21243, F.L.U. (Walter Baker and Company), Dorchester Lower Mill, Massachusetts
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Box
49
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LU# 21245, Horticulturists and Floriculturists, San Francisco, California
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LU# 21246, Flour, Feed and Elevator Workers, Alton, Illinois
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LU# 21251, Cannery Workers, ?
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LU# 21254, F.L.U. (Goshen Rubber and Manufacturing Company), Goshen, Indiana
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LU# 21255, Rubber Workers, Atlanta, Georgia
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LU# 21257, National Soap and Glycerine Workers, Edgewater, New Jersey
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LU# 21258, F.L.U. (McKesson Robbins, Inc.), Cincinnati, Ohio
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LU# 21260, Beet Sugar Refinery Workers, Missoula, Montana
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LU# 21262, Office Employees, Battle Creek, Michigan
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LU# 21264, Distillery Workers, Bristol, Pennsylvania
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LU# 21268, Sugar Workers, Toppenish, Washington
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LU# 21273, Shoe Shine Workers, Beckley, West Virginia
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LU# 21278, F.L.U. (Sandoval Zinc Company), Sandoval, Illinois
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LU# 21279, F.L.U. (Yuba Manufacturing Company), ?
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LU# 21281, Sugar Workers, Bellingham, Utah
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LU# 21282, Cement Plant Workers, Ragland, Alabama
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LU# 21284, F.L.U. (Hemp and Company), Macomb, Illinois
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LU# 21285, Colored Southern Freight Handlers, Macon, Georgia
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LU# 21287, Cement Mill Workers, Fredonia, Kansas
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LU# 21288, Chemical Workers, Kearny, New Jersey
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LU# 21291, Cotton Seed and Vegetable Oil Workers, Fresno, California
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LU# 21296, Fibre and Leather Counter Moulders, St. Hyacinth, Quebec
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LU# 21301, Embalmers, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 21302, Knit Good Workers, Waterford, New York
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LU# 21303, Embalmers, Funeral Directors and Apprentices, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 21305, F.L.U. (St. Joseph Lead Company), Gouverneur, New York
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LU# 21307, Gypsum Mill Workers, Acme, Texas
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LU# 21311, Cannery Workers, Astoria, Oregon
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LU# 21312, Cotton Seed and Vegetable Oil Workers, Bakersfield, California
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LU# 21315, Wholesale Dry Goods and Novelty Workers, New York, New York
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LU# 21321, United Cement Workers, Metaline Falls, Washington
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LU# 21322, United Cement Workers, Orofino, Idaho
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LU# 21334, F.L.U. (Columbia Combining Company), Brooklyn, New York
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LU# 21336, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers and Assistants, Des Moines, Iowa
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LU# 21337, Cement Plant Workers, Fort Worth, Texas
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LU# 21338, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Amarillo, Texas
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LU# 21339, Wholesale Drug Warehouse Employees, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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LU# 21341, Newspaper and News Distributors Office Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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LU# 21343, Flour, Feed and Grain Elevator Workers, Hutchinson, Kansas
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LU# 21345, F.L.U. (Empire Worsted Mills, Inc.), Jamestown, New York
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LU# 21347, Coffee Workers, Camden, New Jersey
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LU# 21349, F.L.U. (Fitzgerald and Company), Jacksonville, Florida
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Box
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LU# 21354, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, Richmond, Virginia
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Box
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LU# 21358, Marking Device Workers, New York, New York
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LU# 21361, Soaps and Cosmetic Workers, Burbank, California
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LU# 21362, Rubber Workers, Goshen, Indiana
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LU# 21364, F.L.U. (Corcoran Metal Products), Washington, Indiana
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LU# 21367, F.L.U. (Seymour Woolen Mills), Seymour, Indiana
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LU# 21369, Food Packers and Cannery Workers, Long Island City, New York
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LU# 21372, Beet Sugar Refineries Employees, Denver, Colorado
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LU# 21381, Embalmers, New York, New York
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Box
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LU# 21392, Beet and Sugar Refinery Employees, Denver, Colorado
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Box
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LU# 21397, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Minatare, Nebraska
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LU# 21401, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Scottsbluff, Nebraska
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LU# 21406, The Journeymen Tailors, Peoria, Illinois
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LU# 21407, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Mitchell, Nebraska
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LU# 21409, Tent, Awning and Canvas Workers, Kansas City, Missouri
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LU# 21410, Chemical Workers, San Francisco, California
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LU# 21413, F.L.U. (Carey Salt Company), Winnfield, Louisiana
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LU# 21414, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Bayard, Nebraska
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LU# 21421, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Rocky Ford, Colorado
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LU# 21422, F.L.U. (National Sugar Manufacturing Company), Sugar City, Colorado
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LU# 21424, Fish Cannery Workers, Hoquiam, Washington
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LU# 21427, Office Workers, Columbus, Ohio
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LU# 21431, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Lyman, Nebraska
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LU# 21432, News Writers, Reporters and Editorial Workers, Boston, Massachusetts
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LU# 21434, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Grand Island, Nebraska
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LU# 21435, Flour, Cereal and Feed Workers, Lincoln, Nebraska
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LU# 21143, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Denver, Colorado
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LU# 21446, Beet Sugar Refinery Workers, Grand Forks, Minnesota
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LU# 21449, Distillery Workers, Lawrenceberg, Indiana
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LU# 21455, Atlantic Fishermen, Boston, Mass.
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LU# 21456, F.L.U. (Ebner Ice and Cold Storage Company), Vincennes, Indiana
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LU# 21459, Quarry Workers, Winnfield, Louisiana
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Box
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LU# 21462, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Chaska, Minnesota
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LU# 21463, F.L.U. (Kurtz Bros. Company), Clearfield, Pennsylvania
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LU# 21464, F.L.U. (Altolia Mining Company), Altolia, California
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LU# 21466, U.S. Gypsum Employees, South Bend, Indiana
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LU# 21467, F.L.U. (Hampden Grinding Wheel Company), Springfield, Massachusetts
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LU# 21468, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Mason City, Iowa
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Box
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LU# 21469, Quarry Workers, Bloomington, Indiana
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LU# 21471, Quarry Workers, Oolitic, Indiana
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LU# 21473, Quarry Workers, Rockwood, Alabama
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Box
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LU# 21475, Twin City, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Box
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LU# 21479, Fur Workers, Toronto, Ontario
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LU# 21480, Fur Workers, Toronto, Ontario
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LU# 21481, Fur Workers, Toronto, Ontario
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Box
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LU# 21483, Bag Workers, Seattle, Washington
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Box
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LU# 21486, Office Employees, Bellingham, Washington
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Box
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LU# 21493, Textile Material Shippers and Clerks, Fall River, Massachusetts
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Box
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LU# 21497, Office Employees, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
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LU# 21503, Flour Cereal Baking Powder Workers, Hoboken, New Jersey
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LU# 21504, Celite Products Workers, Lompoc, California
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Box
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LU# 21507, Loomfixers, Utica, New York
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LU# 21512, Motor and Bus Terminal Checkers, Platform and Office Workers, Hoboken, New Jersey
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Box
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LU# 21514, Knit Goods Workers, Cohoes, New York
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Box
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LU# 21517, United Cement Workers, Dixon, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21526, F.L.U. (Baker Manufacturing Company), Chanute, Kansas
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Box
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LU# 21529, Coldstorage Men
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Box
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LU# 21533, F.L.U. (Fairbury Windmill Company), Fairbury, Nebraska
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Box
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LU# 21536, F.L.U. (Monsanto Chemical Company), St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
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LU# 21537, Codfish Workers, Poulsbo, Washington
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Box
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LU# 21538, Smelter Workers, Blackwell, Oklahoma
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Box
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LU# 21540, Flour and Cereal Workers, O'Fallon, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21541, Sugar Refinery Workers, Chinook, Montana
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Box
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LU# 21542, Flour, Cereal and Elevator Workers, New Ulm, Minnesota
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Box
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LU# 21543, Office Employees, Madison, Wisconsin
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Box
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LU# 21544, Grain Elevator Workers, Pekin, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21558, F.L.U. (McDonald Construction Company), Anchorage, Alaska
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Box
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LU# 21560, Blouse Workers, Millville, New Jersey
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Box
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LU# 21561, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Davenport, Iowa
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Box
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LU# 21571, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21575, Citrus and Cannery Workers, Tampa, Florida
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Box
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LU# 21576, Cereal, Flour, Feed and Grain Elevator Workers, Omaha, Nebraska
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Box
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LU# 21577, Narrow Fabrics Textile, Middletown, Connecticut
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Box
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LU# 21578, F.L.U. (Monticello Manufacturing Corporation), Elwood, Indiana
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Box
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LU# 21579, Pecan Shellers, Galveston, Texas
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Box
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LU# 21583, Feed Workers, Battle Creek, Michigan
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Box
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LU# 21584, Motor and Bus Terminal Checkers, Wichita, Kansas
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Box
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LU# 21585, Jewish Ministers Cantors, Montreal, Quebec
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Box
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LU# 21587, Quarry Workers, Merrill, Wisconsin
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LU# 21588, see LU# 2469
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Box
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LU# 21591, F.L.U. (Variety Spring Manufacturing Company), Portland, Oregon
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Box
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LU# 21603, Flour and Feed Mill Workers, Norfolk, Nebraska
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Box
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LU# 21606, F.L.U. (Keokuk Canning Company), Keokuk, Iowa
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Box
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LU# 21607, Junk Yard Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21612, Office Employees, Kansas City, Missouri
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Box
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LU# 21613, Steering Wheel Workers, Pendleton, Indiana
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Box
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LU# 21621, Chemical Workers, Pulaski, Virginia
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Box
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LU# 21623, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
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LU# 21625, Display Fixture Workers, New York, New York
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Box
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LU# 21626, F.L.U. (Johns-Manville Corporation), Manville, New Jersey
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Box
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LU# 21631, Cannery Workers, Portland, Maine
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Box
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LU# 21634, Cannery Workers, ?, California
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Box
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LU# 21640, Rubber Workers, Milford, Massachusetts
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Box
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LU# 21643, Rock Products Workers, Watsonville, California
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Box
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LU# 21646, Soap and Edible Oil Workers, Portsmouth, Virginia
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Box
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LU# 21648, Shipping, Receiving Clerks and Assistants, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21649, F.L.U., Portland, Maine
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LU# 21651, Dental Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 21652, Cement Workers, West Mankato, Minnesota
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Box
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LU# 21659, United Cement Workers, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
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Box
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LU# 21662, Newspaper Commercial Associates, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21664, F.L.U. (Lamson Company, Inc.), Syracuse, New York
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LU# 21665, Agricultural Workers, Crystal Springs, Mississippi
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Box
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LU# 21669, F.L.U. (Union Cutlery Company), Olean, New York
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Box
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LU# 21671, United Cement Workers, Howes Cave, New York
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Box
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LU# 21690, Chicago Editorial Association, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21691, United Cement Workers, Marcus, Washington
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Box
54
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LU# 21693, F.L.U. (New York Blower Company), La Porte, Indiana
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Box
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LU# 21695, Grain Processors, Keokuk, Iowa
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Box
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LU# 21701, Quarry Workers, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
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Box
54
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LU# 21703, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, Portsmouth, Virginia
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Box
54
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LU# 21706, F.L.U. (Witt Cornice Company), Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 21708, Knit Goods Workers, Ilion, New York
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Box
54
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LU# 21709, Potash Workers, Carlsbad, New Mexico
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Box
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LU# 21712, F.L.U. (Sheridan Iron Works), Champlain, New York
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Box
54
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LU# 21713, Leather Workers, Bethel, Connecticut
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Box
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LU# 21720, Weavers, Fabric, Tie Makers and Finishers, Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Box
54
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LU# 21721, F.L.U. (Simmons Company), Watertown, Massachusetts
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Box
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LU# 21723, Textile Workers, Stonewall, Mississippi
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Box
54
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LU# 21727, F.L.U. (Superior Metal Products Company), St. Paul, Minnesota
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Box
54
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LU# 21731, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Lovell, Wyoming
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Box
54
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LU# 21732, F.L.U. (Illinois Zinc Company), Dumas, Texas
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Box
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LU# 21733, Chemical Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
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LU# 21735, Smelter Workers, El Paso, Texas
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Box
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LU# 21739, Carbon Black Workers, Ouachita, Louisiana
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Box
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LU# 21742, Wholesale Non-Alchoholic Beverage Salesmen, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
55
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LU# 21753, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, Washington, D.C.
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Box
55
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LU# 21754, F.L.U. (Fulton Sylphon Company), Knoxville, Tennessee
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Box
55
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LU# 21757, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Brighton, Colorado
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Box
55
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LU# 21759, General Aniline Chemical Workers, Rensselaer, New York
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Box
55
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LU# 21761, Slate Workers, Granville, New York
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Box
55
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LU# 21762, Flour and Feed Mill Workers, Beardstown, Illinois
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Box
55
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LU# 21765, F.L.U. (Crossett Chemical Company), Crossett, Arkansas
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Box
55
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LU# 21767, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Brighton, Colorado
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Box
55
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LU# 21774, F.L.U. (Central Fibre Products Company Inc.), Vincennes, Indiana
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Box
55
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LU# 21775, Beet Sugar Refineries Employees, Windsor, Colorado
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Box
55
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LU# 21778, Beet Sugar Refineries Employees, Fort Lupton, Colorado
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Box
55
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LU# 21782, Flour and Cereal Workers, Higginsville, Missouri
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Box
55
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LU# 21781, F.L.U. (Compo-site, Inc.), Newark, New Jersey
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Box
55
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LU# 21785, Chemical Workers, Rothschild, Wisconsin
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Box
55
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LU# 21786, Office Employees, Retail Clerks, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
55
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LU# 21788, Chemical Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
55
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LU# 21789, Casket Makers and Woodworkers, Boston, Massachusetts
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Box
55
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LU# 21790, United Cement Workers, Houston, Texas
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Box
55
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LU# 21792, F.L.U. (Rose Range Corporation), Brooklyn, New York
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Box
55
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LU# 21800, Pen and Pencil Workers, Hudson County, New Jersey
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Box
55
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LU# 21802, Chemical Workers, Staten Island, New York
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Box
55
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LU# 21804, F.L.U. (Creer Steel Company), Dover, Ohio
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Box
55
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LU# 21809, Cottonseed Oil Workers, Cairo, Illinois
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Box
55
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LU# 21811, Chemical Workers, Edgewater, New Jersey
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Box
55
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LU# 21814, Perishable Product Service, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
55
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LU# 21818, F.L.U. (Morton Mill), ?
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Box
55
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LU# 21822, Beet Sugar Refineries Workers, ?
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Box
55
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LU# 21825, F.L.U. (American Oil Company), Rensselaer, New York
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Box
55
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LU# 21826, Beet Sugar Refineries Employment, Johnstown, Colorado
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Box
55
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LU# 21830, Flour, Feed and Cereal Workers, Bell, California
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Box
55
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LU# 21834, F.L.U. (Reynolds Molded Plastics Div.), Jackson, Michigan
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Box
55
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LU# 21810, Flour, Mill and Grain Elevator Employees, Lawrenceberg, Indiana
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Box
55
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LU# 21844, Grain Processors, Paris, Illinois
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Box
55
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LU# 21849, Newspaper Solicitors and Crew Managers, San Francisco, California
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Box
55
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LU# 21851, F.L.U. (Eagle Manufacturing Company), Wellsburg, West Virginia
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Box
55
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LU# 21852, Flour and Feed and Cereal Workers, Slater, Missouri
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Box
55
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LU# 21853, F.L.U. (Husers Flour Mill), Salt Lake City, Utah
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Box
55
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LU# 21854, Cigarette Vending Machine Servicemen, New York, New York
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Box
55
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LU# 21858, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
55
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LU# 21860, F.L.U. (Southern Kraft Corporation), Bastrop, Louisiana
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Box
55
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LU# 21863, F.L.U. (Royal Lace Paper Works), New York, New York
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Box
55
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LU# 21864, F.L.U. (Fred Carr Wool Commission Company), Boston, Massachusetts
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Box
55
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LU# 21866, Distillery Workers, Cynthiana, Kentucky
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Box
56
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LU# 21867, Textile Workers, Middletown, Connecticut
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Box
56
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LU# 21868, Teamsters and Transport Workers, Ketchikan, Alaska
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Box
56
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LU# 21869, Fertilizer Workers, Quebec, Canada
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Box
56
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LU# 21876, Chemical Workers, Marquette, Michigan
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Box
56
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LU# 21884, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, Wilmington, Delaware
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Box
56
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LU# 21885, F.L.U. (Dancyger Safety Pin Ticket Company), Cleveland, Ohio
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LU# 21888, see LU# 11251
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Box
56
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LU# 21889, F.L.U. (Hettrick Manufacturing Company), Goshen, Indiana
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Box
56
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LU# 21890, Cement Workers, Bonner-Springs, Kansas
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Box
56
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LU# 21893, Textile Workers, New York, New York
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Box
56
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LU# 21895, F.L.U. (Honeymead Products Company), Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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LU# 21896, F.L.U. (Commercial Milling Company), Detroit, Michigan
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LU# 21903, F.L.U. {Lewis Shepard Company), Watertown, Massachusetts
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LU# 21904, F.L.U. (Florence Cotton Milk), Florence, Alabama
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LU# 21905, F.L.U. (Donaldson Art Sign Company), Covington, Kentucky
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LU# 21910, United Flour Mill Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 21914, F.L.U. (Hood Rubber Company), Watertown, Massachusetts
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LU# 21916, F.L.U. (Fork and Hoe Company), Frankfort, New York
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LU# 21918, Canning Workers, Croswell, Michigan
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LU# 21920, Advertising Metal Novelty Workers, Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 21921, Chemical Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 21923, F.L.U., Boston, Massachusetts
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LU# 21926, Mill Quarry Workers, Austin, Texas
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LU# 21929, United Grain Processors, Liberal, Kansas
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LU# 21932, F.L.U. (Certain-Teed Products Corporation), Savannah, Georgia
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LU# 21934, Sugar Workers, Reserve, Louisiana
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LU# 21935, Red Ore Miners, Muscoda, Alabama
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LU# 21936, Red Ore Miners, Wenonah, Alabama
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LU# 21937, Red Ore Miners, Ishkooda, Alabama
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LU# 21938, F.L.U. (Onarga Nursery Company, Inc.), Onarga, Illinois
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LU# 21939, Chemical Workers, Berkeley, California
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LU# 21944, Dried Fruit Packers, Napa, California
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LU# 21953, F.L.U. (National Casket Company), Oneida, New York
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LU# 21954, Mushroom Growers, West Winfield, Pennsylvania
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LU# 21957, Salt Mine Workers, Delcambre, Louisiana
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LU# 21959, Automobile Workers, York, Pennsylvania
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LU# 21960, Plastic Tape Workers, Michigan City, Indiana
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LU# 21962, Spun Silk Workers, Brighton, Massachusetts
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LU# 21965, Linseed Workers, Edgewater, New Jersey
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LU# 21967, F.L.U. (Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company), Docena, Tennessee
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LU# 21968, F.L.U. (Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company), Wylam, Tennessee
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LU# 21969, F.L.U. (Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company), Edgewater, Tennessee
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LU# 21970, F.L.U. (Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company), Hamilton, Tennessee
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LU# 21971, Woodward Ore Miners, Woodward, Alabama
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LU# 21978, Can Workers, Tampa, Florida
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LU# 21980, F.L.U. (Florence Thread Company), Riverside, New Jersey
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LU# 21986, Office Employees, Sacramento, California
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LU# 21988, Marsh Wall Products, Dover, Ohio
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LU# 21989, Chemical Workers, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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57
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LU# 21990, F.L.U. (Hutchinson Cider and Vinegar Works), Hutchinson, Kansas
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LU# 21991, Retail Auto Salesmen, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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LU# 21993, F.L.U. (Kelly Island Lime and Transport Company), Alpena, Michigan
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LU# 21994, F.L.U. (Robbins Tire and Rubber Company), Muscle Shoals, Alabama
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LU# 22000, F.L.U. (Pal Blade Company), Plattsburgh, New York
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LU# 22001, F.L.U. (Barler Metal Products Company), Goshen, Indiana
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LU# 22002, Dairy Products Employees, Hoboken, New Jersey
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LU# 22004, Textile Workers, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
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LU# 22006, Cannery and Preserve Workers, New York, New York
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LU# 22009, United Phosphate Workers, Fort Pierce, Florida
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LU# 22014, Rubber Workers, Providence, Rhode Island
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LU# 22016, Office Employees, Dubuque, Iowa
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LU# 22020, Baitmen, San Francisco, California
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LU# 22022, F.L.U. (Aluminum Company of Canada), Montreal, Canada
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LU# 22026, Chemical and Oil Workers,, Jersey City, New Jersey
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LU# 22027, Office Employees, Cincinnati, Ohio
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LU# 22030, Wholesale Candy & Tobacco Salesmen, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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LU# 22032, F.L.U. (J.C. Sanders Cotton Mill), Prichard, Alabama
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LU# 22035, F.L.U. (Chesapeake Paperboard Company), Baltimore, Maryland
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LU# 22037, Stiel Warehouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 22041, United Phosphate Workers, Mulberry, Florida
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LU# 22043, F.L.U. (A. J. Miller Company), Bellefontaine, Ohio
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LU# 22047, Distillery Workers, Baltimore, Maryland
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LU# 22049, F.L.U. (Jones Metal Products Company), West Lafayette, Ohio
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LU# 22050, United Soap, Glycerine & Edible Oil Workers, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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LU# 22051, Chemical Workers, Bound Brook, New Jersey
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LU# 22052, Brewery Workers, Honolulu, Hawaii
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LU# 22053, Newspaper Writers & Reporters, La Crosse, Wisconsin
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LU# 22055, Office Employees, Richmond, Virginia
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LU# 22056, United Phosphate Workers, Nichols, Florida
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LU# 22058, F.L.U. (Corhart Refractory Company), Louisville, Kentucky
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LU# 22060, Tire, Battery, Automotive Parts & Accessory Employees, Bloomfield, New Jersey
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LU# 22062, Fireworks Employees, ?
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LU# 22065, Rubber Workers, Charlestown, Massachusetts
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LU# 22067, Grain Processors, Fostoria, Ohio
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LU# 22069, F.L.U. (American Encaustic Tiling Company), Perth Amboy, New Jersey
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LU# 22072, Chemical Workers, Jacksonville, Florida
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LU# 22073, Flour Mill Workers, Buffalo, New York
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LU# 22074, Flour Mill Workers, Knoxville, Tennessee
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LU# 22075, Gravel Workers, Alexandria, Virginia
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LU# 22077, Rubber Workers, Keokuk, Iowa
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LU# 22079, F.L.U. (Alphaduct Products Company), ?
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LU# 22080, Flour, Feed & Elevator Workers, Marion, Ohio
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LU# 22081, Rubber Workers, Guelph, Ontario
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LU# 22085, F.L.U. (Walnut Hosiery Mills), Shamokin, Pennsylvania
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LU# 22086, Cannery Workers, Armona, California
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LU# 22089, Enamel & Paint Sign Workers, Coshocton, Ohio
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LU# 22095, Optical Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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58
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LU# 22100, F.L.U. (Lone Star Cement Corporation), New Orleans, Louisiana
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LU# 22104, Cannery Workers, Nebraska City, Nebraska
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LU# 22106, Circulation Office Workers, Tampa, Florida
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LU# 22107, ??
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LU# 22111, Miners, Fontana, North Carolina
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LU# 22114, Woolen Sorters & Pickers, Chelsea, Massachusetts
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LU# 22116, F.L.U. (Raymond Laboratories), St. Paul, Minnesota
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LU# 22120, Cannery Workers, Brazil, Indiana
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LU# 22122, F.L.U. (Linderme Tube Company), Euclid, Ohio
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LU# 22123, Flour, Feed,Cereal & Elevator Workers, Kankakee, Illinois
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LU# 22124, Playthings & Novelty Workers, Bayonne, New Jersey
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LU# 22125, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Longmont, Colorado
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58
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LU# 22127, F.L.U. (Archer Daniels Midland Company), Fredonia, Kansas
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58
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LU# 22130, Automotive Chemical Products, Camden, New Jersey
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Box
58
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LU# 22132, United Grain Processors, Topeka, Kansas
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Box
58
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LU# 22133, Button Workers, Kenilworth, New Jersey
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Box
58
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LU# 22139, Dairy Workers, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
58
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LU# 22143, Salt Workers, Hutchinson, Kansas
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Box
58
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LU# 22145, F.L.U. (New England Foil)
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Box
58
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LU# 22148, Metal Hose Workers, Maywood, Illinois
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LU# 22150, Cotton Seed Oil Workers, Cairo, Illinois
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LU# 22153, Office Employees, Barberton, Ohio
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LU# 22159, Narraw Fabric Textile Workers, Manheim, Pennsylvania
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LU# 22161, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Brush, Colorado
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LU# 22162, Chemical Workers, Painesville, Ohio
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Box
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LU# 22164, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents, Richmond, Virginia
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LU# 22165, F.L.U. (Michiana Products Corporation), Michigan City, Indiana
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Box
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LU# 22166, Pigment Color & Chemical Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 22167, Meter Production Workers, Brooklyn, New York
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LU# 22168, Wholesale Tobacco Salesmen, Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 22170, Metal Polishers, Buffers, Platers, Spinners and Helpers, Kinsman, Ohio
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LU# 22173, Registered Nurses, First Aid Men & Women, Los Angeles County, California
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LU# 22174, Enamel Workers, Frankfort, Indiana
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Box
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LU# 22175, Davidson Enamel Products, Inc., Connersville, Indiana
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Box
59
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LU# 22177, Michigan Consolidated Gas Workers, Detroit, Michigan
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Box
59
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LU# 22179, F.L.U. (Star Brush Manufacturing Company, Inc.), Boston, Massachusetts
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Box
59
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LU# 22180, Hairpin & Cosmetic Workers, Shelbyville, Illinois
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Box
59
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LU# 22181, Smelter Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
59
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LU# 22184, F.L.U. (White Dental Company), Staten Island, New York
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Box
59
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LU# 22185, United Aluminum Workers, Listerhill, Alabama
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Box
59
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LU# 22187, F.L.U. (Scoville Manufacturing), Waterbury, Connecticut
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Box
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LU# 22189, Trailer & Body Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Box
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LU# 22191, Oil Workers, Toledo, Ohio
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Box
59
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LU# 22192, F.L.U. (Sawsmiths), Lawrenceburg, Indiana
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Box
59
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LU# 22194, F.L.U. (Sanders Lumber Company), South Bend, Indiana
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Box
59
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LU# 22195, F.L.U. (Metals Refining Company), Hammond, Indiana
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Box
59
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LU# 22198, Chemical Workers, Collinsville, Illinois
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Box
59
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LU# 22199, Fabricated Metal Workers, Cairo, Illinois
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Box
59
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LU# 22201, Washington Newspaper Service Employees, Washington, D.C.
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Box
59
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LU# 22204, F.L.U. (J.C. Lysle Milling Company), Leavenworth, Kansas
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Box
59
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LU# 22207, F.L.U. (Hicks Body Company), Lebanon, Indiana
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Box
59
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LU# 22208, F.L.U. (Washburn Wire Company), Phillipsdale, Rhode Island
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Box
59
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LU# 22210, Office Employees F.L.U., Dallas, Texas
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LU# 22214, Cornucopia Gold Mines, Seattle, Washington
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LU# 22220, Sugar Refinery Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 22221, Greenhouse Employees, Fairport, New York
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Box
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LU# 22222, Publicity Newswriters & Office Workers, Tampa, Florida
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Box
60
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LU# 22227, F.L.U. (Haeft & Company), Waukegan, Illinois
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Box
60
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LU# 22228, F.L.U. (Hyman Michaels Company), Evanston, Wyoming
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Box
60
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LU# 22229, General Tin & Wax Containers, Jersey City, New Jersey
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Box
60
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LU# 22240, F.L.U. (Kohl Printing Company), Marseilles, Illinois
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60
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LU# 22244, Office Employees, Jersey City, New Jersey
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Box
60
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LU# 22247, Iron Ore Miners, Mineville, New York
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Box
60
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LU# 22248, Flour, Cereal & Elevator Workers, Rush City, Minnesota
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60
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LU# 22253, Potash Workers, Carlsbad, New Mexico
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Box
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LU# 22254, United Saw, File & Steel Products Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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60
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LU# 22257, Chemical Workers, Ivanhoe, Virginia
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60
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LU# 22258, Office Employees, Chicago, Illinois
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60
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LU# 22260, Demonstrators, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
60
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LU# 22261, Chemical Workers, Bastrop, Louisiana
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Box
60
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LU# 22262, F.L.U. (Carnation Milk Company), Tupelo, Mississippi
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60
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LU# 22278, F.L.U. (Midwest Manufacturing Company), Galesburg, Illinois
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Box
60
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LU# 22284, F.L.U. (H. Lieber Company), Indianapolis, Indiana
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Box
60
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LU# 22285, Flour, Cereal & Elevator Workers, Amery, Wisconsin
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Box
60
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LU# 22286, F.L.U. (Pacific Car & Foundry Company), Renton, Washington
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Box
60
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LU# 22287, Railway Patrolmen, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
60
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LU# 22295, Photographers & Photo Finishers, Watertown, Massachusetts
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Box
60
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LU# 22297, F.L.U. (Ohio Valley Rock Asphalt Company), Summit, Kentucky
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Box
60
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LU# 22298, Wine, Whiskey Rectifying Workers, Scranton, Pennsylvania
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Box
60
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LU# 22305, Fertilizer Workers, Woburn, Massachusetts
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Box
60
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LU# 22308, F.L.U. (John C. Dix & Sons Company), Memphis, Tennessee
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Box
60
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LU# 22309, United Soap, Glycerine & Edible Oil Workers, Lawrence, Massachusetts
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Box
60
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LU# 22311, Gas, Coke & Chemical By-Products Workers, Kearny, New Jersey
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Box
60
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LU# 22313, Vending Machine Production Employees, Brooklyn, New York
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Box
60
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LU# 22314, F.L.U. (Cohoes Rolling Mill Company), Cohoes, New York
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Box
60
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LU# 22319, F.L.U. (Lee Metal Products Company), Chester Hill, Pennsylvania
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Box
60
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LU# 22320, Fabricated Metal Workers, Mayville, Wisconsin
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Box
60
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LU# 22321, F.L.U. (Steel Cooperage & Coating Company), Detroit, Michigan
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Box
60
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LU# 22324, Automobile Salesmen, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
60
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LU# 22328, F.L.U. (Electro Manganese Corporation), Knoxville, Tennessee
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Box
60
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LU# 22330, Corrugated & Fibre Box Makers, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
60
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LU# 22334, Distillery Workers
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Box
60
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LU# 22337, Euclid Office Employees, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
60
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LU# 22341, F.L.U. (Ford Roofing Company), Vandalia, Illinois
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Box
60
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LU# 22342, Citrus Workers, Oxnard, California
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Box
61
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LU# 22343, Rubber Workers, West Haven, Connecticut
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Box
61
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LU# 22345, Aluminum Workers, Tarentum, Pennsylvania
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Box
61
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LU# 22353, Fabricated Metal Workers, Horicon, Wisconsin
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Box
61
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LU# 22356, F.L.U. (Barber Asphalt Corporation), Newark, New Jersey
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Box
61
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LU# 22363, F.L.U, (New Jersey Zinc Company), Austinville, Virginia
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Box
61
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LU# 22366, F.L.U. (Koppers Company), Newport, Delaware
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Box
61
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LU# 22367, F.L.U. (Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine Canada), Caledonia, Ontario
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Box
61
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LU# 22369, F.L.U. (Thompson Wire Company), Mattapan, Massachusetts
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Box
61
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LU# 22370, F.L.U. (Rosecrans U-Drive, Limited), Hawaii
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Box
61
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LU# 22371, Newsdealers, New York, New York
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Box
61
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LU# 22372, Wholesale Fruit & Produce Salesmen, New York, New York
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Box
61
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LU# 22374, F.L.U. (Western Grain Company), Birmingham, Alabama
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Box
61
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LU# 22378, F.L.U. (Miller & Van Winkle, Inc.), Paterson, New Jersey
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Box
61
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LU# 22382, Cannery Workers, Modesto, California
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Box
61
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LU# 22384, Sporting Goods Production Workers, Brooklyn, New York
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Box
61
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LU# 22385, American Federation of Fur Workers, New York, New York
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Box
61
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LU# 22386, F.L.U. (Asheville Gas Company), Asheville, North Carolina
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Box
61
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LU# 22390, F.L.U. (Opticase Company), Newark, New Jersey
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Box
61
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LU# 22391, Rock Products Workers, Torrance, California
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Box
61
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LU# 22392, F.L.U. (J.R. Watkins Company), ?, Maryland
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Box
61
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LU# 22394, F.L.U. (Dayton Manufacturing Company), Dayton, Ohio
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Box
61
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LU# 22398, Chauffers, Teamsters & Truck Drivers, Honolulu, Hawaii
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Box
61
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LU# 22403, Aluminum Workers, Kewaunee, Wisconsin
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Box
61
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LU# 22404, Foil Workers, Louisville, Kentucky
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Box
61
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LU# 22408, F.L.U. (General Tire & Rubber Company), Wabash, Indiana
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Box
61
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LU# 22412, Distillery Workers, Lawrenceburg, Indiana
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Box
61
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LU# 22413, Utility Trailer Workers, Montgomery, Alabama
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Box
61
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LU# 22414, F.L.U. (American Smelting & Refining Company), Long Island City, New York
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Box
61
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LU# 22416, F.L.U. (Great Lakes Rubber Company), Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
61
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LU# 22419, Fur Workers, Toronto, Ontario
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Box
61
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LU# 22424, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers &Assistants, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
61
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LU# 22426, F.L.U. (Toledo Industrial Rubber Company), Toledo, Ohio
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Box
61
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LU# 22428, F.L.U. (J.R. Middelton Fish Company), Salerno, Florida
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Box
61
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LU# 22430, F.L.U. (Stanley Tools, Inc.), New Britain, Connecticut
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Box
61
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LU# 22432, Daily Workers, Honolulu, Hawaii
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Box
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LU# 22434, Optical Workers, Shreveport, Louisiana
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LU# 22437, Distillery Workers, Louisville, Kentucky
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LU# 22438, Aluminum Workers, Mobile, Alabama
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LU# 22439, Grain Processors, Louisville, Kentucky
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LU# 22442, Aluminum Workers, Vancouver, Washington
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LU# 22443, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Fort Morgan, Colorado
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LU# 22447, International Association of Machinists, Lincoln, New Jersey
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LU# 22451, F.L.U. (Watts Regulator Company), Lawrence, Massachusetts
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LU# 22453, Flour, Feed & Cereal Workers, Greeneville, Texas
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LU# 22454, F.L.U. (American Can Company), New Orleans, Louisiana
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LU# 22455, F.L.U. (Continental Can Company), Memphis, Tennessee
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LU# 22456, Rubber Workers, Memphis, Tennessee
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LU# 22457, Master Licensed Embalmers, Great Falls, Montana
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LU# 22458, F.L.U. (Vehicle Supply Company), Cairo, Illinois
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LU# 22459, Dental Laboratories Technicians, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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LU# 22460, F.L.U. (Western Union Telegraph Company), Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 22462, F.L.U. (Allen B. Wrisley Company), Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 22465, Grain Processors F.L.U., St. Albans, Vermont
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LU# 22468, F.L.U. (Smith & Kanzler Company), Elizabeth, New Jersey
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LU# 22473, F.L.U. (Schuckl & Company), Sunnyvale, California
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LU# 22476, United Greenhouse Workers, Pana, Illinois
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LU# 22479, F.L.U. (Rhum Manufacturing Company), Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 22480, Cannister Workers, Phillipsburg, New Jersey
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LU# 22483, F.L.U. (Crosman Seed Corporation), East Rochester, New York
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LU# 22484, Auto Tool Workers, Newport, Pennsylvania
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LU# 22485, F.L.U. (Lapp Insulator Company), Le Roy, New York
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LU# 22487, F.L.U. (Talon, Inc.), Meadville, Pennsylvania
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LU# 22488, Soap & Glycerine Workers, Jeffersonville, Indiana
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LU# 22494, F.L.U. (Winter Stamping Company), Goshen, Indiana
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LU# 22495, F.L.U. (Creamery Package Manufacturing Company), DeKalb, Illinois
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LU# 22496, Filipino Agricultural Laborers, San Francisco, California
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LU# 22501, Office Employees, Sheffield, Alabama
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LU# 22504, Cosmetic Workers, Hollywood, California
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LU# 22505, Chemical Workers, Rossford, Ohio
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LU# 22506, F.L.U. (Western Union Employees), Portland, Oregon
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LU# 22508, Knitting Workers, Seattle, Washington
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LU# 22509, Grain Processors, Clinton, Iowa
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LU# 22510, F.L.U. (Diamond Expansion Bolt Company), Garwood, New Jersey
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LU# 22515, F.L.U. (Western Union Telegraph Company), Syracuse, New York
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LU# 22516, Battery Workers, Dubuque, Iowa
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LU# 22517, Rockford Leather Workers, Rockford, Illinois
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LU# 22520, Bottle Cap Makers, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 22521, Silver Mine Workers, Shafter, Texas
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LU# 22526, Steelworkers, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 22530, (Consolidated Razor Blade Company, Inc.), Jersey City, New Jersey
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LU# 22532, F.L.U. (Green, Tweed & Company), ?
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LU# 22534, F.L.U. (Kalamazoo Haydite Tile Company), Kalamazoo, Michigan
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LU# 22538, Office Employees, Meridian, Mississippi
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LU# 22539, Metal Abrasive Workers, Manchester, New Hampshire
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LU# 22542, F.L.U. (Hussmon-Ligonier Company), St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 22543, F.L.U. (Olan Mills Portrait Studio), Springfield, Ohio
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LU# 22545, F.L.U. (Continental Can Company), Tampa, Florida
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LU# 22546, F.L.U. (Sterling Grinding Wheel Company), Tiffin, Ohio
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LU# 22547, F.L.U. (Richards Metal Company), Malden, Massachusetts
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LU# 22550, Lincoln Plant of Ford Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan
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LU# 22552, Industrial Insurance Agents, Westchester, New York
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LU# 22553, F.L.U., Kalamazoo, Michigan
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LU# 22554, F.L.U. (Electric Auto-Lite Company), Toledo, Ohio
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LU# 22555, F.L.U. (Commercial Filters Corporation), Boston, Massachusetts
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LU# 22557, F.L.U. (Duffy-Mott Company, Inc.), New York, New York
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LU# 22558, F.L.U. (U.S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc.), New York, New York
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LU# 22560, National Window Glass Workers, Vincennes, Indiana
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LU# 22561, F.L.U. (J.C. Deagon Company), Chicago, Illinois
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LU# 22562, F.L.U. (Continental Can Company), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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LU# 22565, United Phosphate Workers, Plant City, Florida
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LU# 22567, F.L.U. (McCray Refrigerator Company), Kendallville, Indiana
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LU# 22573, F.L.U. (Great Western Sugar Company), Eaton, Colorado
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LU# 22574, Chemical Workers, East Alton, Illinois
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LU# 22576, Citrus Workers, Fort Pierce, Florida
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63
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LU# 22579, TVA & Public Safety Service Employees, ?
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LU# 22583, F.L.U. (H.W. Madison Company), Medina, Ohio
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LU# 22585, F.L.U., Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 22589, F.L.U. (Borden Company), Lewisburg, Tennessee
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LU# 22590, Wheel Workers, Kendallville, Indiana
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LU# 22592, Windfall Elevator & Feeders, Inc., Kokomo, Indiana
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LU# 22594, F.L.U. (Mississippi Power Company), Gulfport, Mississippi
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LU# 22601, F.L.U. (B. Walter & Company, Inc.), Wabash, Indiana
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LU# 22606, Chemical Workers, Everett, Massachusetts
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64
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LU# 22607, Northern Virginia Gas Workers, Arlington, Virginia
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64
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LU# 22611, F.L.U. (Ellicott Drug Company), Buffalo, New York
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64
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LU# 22613, Alloys & Metals Workers, Beauharnois, Quebec
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64
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LU# 22614, Enameling Workers, Moundsville, West Virginia
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64
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LU# 22615, Photographic Workers & Chemical, Binghamton, New York
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64
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LU# 22617, Metal Production Workers, ?
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64
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LU# 22619, Rubber Workers F.L.U., South Braintree, Massachusetts
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64
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LU# 22622, Gas Workers, Grand Rapids, Michigan
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64
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LU# 22623, Can Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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64
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LU# 22624, F.L.U. (Chicago Extruded Metis Company), Chicago, Illinois
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64
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LU# 22625, Rubber Workers, Ashland, Ohio
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64
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LU# 22630, F.L.U. (Seattle Equipment Company), Lawrenceville, Illinois
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64
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LU# 22631, F.L.U. (International Harvester Company), Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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64
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LU# 22632, Plastic Products, South Boston, Massachusetts
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64
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LU# 22636, F.L.U. (Continental Roll & Steel Foundry Company), East Chicago, Indiana
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64
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LU# 22637, Cannery Preserve & Can Manufacturing Plant Workers, Fullerton, California
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64
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LU# 22639, F.L.U. (Harder Refrigerator Corporation), Cobleskill, New York
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64
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LU# 22640, F.L.U. (Knoxville Iron Company), Knoxville, Tennessee
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64
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LU# 22641, Corrugated Paper Box Makers, St. Louis, Missouri
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64
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LU# 22642, Cannery Workers, Visalia, California
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64
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LU# 22643, F.L.U. (American Zinc Products Company), Greencastle, Indiana
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LU# 22645, Chemical Workers, Tahoka, Texas
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64
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LU# 22649, National Lawn Mower Workers, Muncie, Indiana
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64
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LU# 22650, Rubber Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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64
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LU# 22654, F.L.U. (Poph-Ilt Cereal Company), East St. Louis, Illinois
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64
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LU# 22655, F.L.U. (Reilly Tar & Chemical Corporation), Newark, New Jersey
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64
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LU# 22656, Quarry Workers, Thorald, Ontario
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64
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LU# 22657, F.L.U. (International Harvester Company), Rock Island, Illinois
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64
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LU# 22658, F.L.U. (Metropolitan Refinery Corporation), Long Island, New York
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LU# 22659, Vegetable Dehydrators, Huntington Park, California
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64
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LU# 22660, Chemical Workers, Brunswick, Georgia
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64
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LU# 22661, United Gas Workers (Minot Gas Company), ?
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64
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LU# 22664, Mine & Smelter Workers, Cuba City, Wisconsin
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64
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LU# 22665, F.L.U. (Holabird Manufacturing Company), Bryan, Ohio
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64
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LU# 22669, F.L.U. (Behrens Manufacturing Company), Winona, Minnesota
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64
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LU# 22679, Telegraph Workers, Dallas, Texas
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64
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LU# 22681, Office & Clerical Workers, ?, North Carolina
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64
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LU# 22682, Feed Mill Workers, Waverly, New York
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64
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LU# 22684, F.L.U. (S.G. Adams Company), St. Louis, Missouri
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64
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LU# 22687, Office Employees, Easton, Pennsylvania
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64
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LU# 22689, F.L.U. (Exolon Company), Thorald, Ontario
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64
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LU# 22690, Flour & Feed Mill Workers, Cole County, Missouri
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64
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LU# 22694, Fireworks & Munitions Workers, Hanover, Massachusetts
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64
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LU# 22699, United Rubber Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
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64
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LU# 22702, Rubber Workers, Goshen, Indiana
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LU# 22703, F.L.U., Matawan, New Jersey
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65
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LU# 22705, F.L.U. (Hussey & Company), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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65
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LU# 22706, F.L.U. (Albro Packing Company), Springboro, Pennsylvania
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65
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LU# 22707, Flax, Cotton, Seed & Grain Workers, Fresno, California
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65
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LU# 22708, F.L.U. (Rid-O-Moth Corporation), South Kearny, New Jersey
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65
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LU# 22709, F.L.U. (Edgcomb Steel Corporation), Newark, New Jersey
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65
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LU# 22711, F.L.U. (Underwood Elliott Fisher Company), Burlington, New Jersey
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65
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LU# 22713, Office, Irrigation, Supply Canal & Kinopley Dam Employees, ?
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Box
65
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LU# 22714, Heel Makers?, Plaistow, New Hampshire
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65
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LU# 22720, F.L.U. (American Carbide & Chemical Corporation), Arkansas City, Kansas
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65
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LU# 22723, F.L.U. (The Ruberaid Company), South Bound Brook, New Jersey
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65
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LU# 22724, Aluminum Workers, Sheffield, Alabama
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65
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LU# 22725, Corrugated & Fibre Box Makers, St. Louis, Missouri
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65
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LU# 22727, F.L.U. (International Pulp Company), Gouverneur, New York
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65
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LU# 22731, Leather Workers,, St. Louis, Missouri
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65
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LU# 22735, Peoples Water & Gas Company, Meridian, Mississippi
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65
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LU# 22736, United Phosphate Workers, Bartow, Florida
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Box
65
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LU# 22737, F.L.U. (Moline Iron Works), Moline, Illinois
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65
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LU# 22738, F.L.U. (Reynolds Molded Plastics), Cambridge, Ohio
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65
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LU# 22742, Gold Mines, Grass Valley, California
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65
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LU# 22743, Central Labor, Sandusky, Ohio
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65
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LU# 22753, F.L.U. (Flint-Kote Company), New Orleans, Louisiana
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65
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LU# 22754, Broom & Brush Workers, Portland, Indiana
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65
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LU# 22755, Office Employees, Albany, New York
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65
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LU# 22757, F.L.U. (Garage Owners), Bay County, Michigan
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65
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LU# 22759, F.L.U. (Wood, Mosaic Company, Inc.), Huntington, West Virginia
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65
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LU# 22760, F.L.U. (New Jersey Optical Company), ?, New Jersey
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65
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LU# 22765, Lead Workers, Glen Carbon, Illinois
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65
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LU# 22770, Rubber Workers, Winchester, Virginia
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65
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LU# 22771, F.L.U. (New Port Company), De Quincy, Louisiana
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Box
65
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LU# 22774, F.L.U. (Toy Aircraft Workers), Portland, Oregon
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65
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LU# 22777, Wholesale Employees, Campbellton, Canada
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Box
65
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LU# 22778, F.L.U. (Jones Metal Products Company), West Lafayette, Ohio
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65
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LU# 22779, Cannery Workers, Collinsville, Illinois
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Box
65
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LU# 22781, F.L.U. (Perry Fay Company), Elyria, Ohio
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65
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LU# 22783, F.L.U. of Paper & Cable Workers, St. John, Quebec
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66
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LU# 22784, F.L.U. (Louisville Tin & Stove Company), Louisville, Kentucky
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66
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LU# 22785, Smelter Workers, Clarkdale, Arizona
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66
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LU# 22792, F.L.U. (Kennecott Copper Company), Ray, Arizona
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66
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LU# 22795, F.L.U. (Burroughs Wellcome & Company), Tuckaloe, New York
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66
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LU# 22796, F.L.U. (News Publishing Company), Fort Wayne, Indiana
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66
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LU# 22802, F.L.U. (Life Insurance Company of Virginia), Richmond, Virginia
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66
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LU# 22803, Internatl. Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes & Moving Picture Operators, Lewiston, Idaho
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66
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LU# 22804, F.L.U. (Moore Drop Forging Company), Springfield, Massachusetts
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66
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LU# 22806, Cosmetic Workers, New York, New York
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66
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LU# 22807, Office Employees, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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66
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LU# 22808, Sugar Workers, Lansing, Michigan
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66
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LU# 22809, F.L.U., Atlanta, Georgia
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66
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LU# 22812, Plymouth Rubber Workers, Canton, Massachusetts
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Box
66
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LU# 22813, F.L.U. (Sanford-Day Iron Works), Knoxville, Tennessee
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66
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LU# 22814, F.L.U. (American Rutile Corporation), Roseton, Virginia
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66
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LU# 22818, Chemical Workers, Hackettstown, New Jersey
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Box
66
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LU# 22819, Food Production Workers, Elmhurst, New York
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Box
66
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LU# 22820, Flour & Mill Workers, Carthage, Missouri
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Box
66
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LU# 22824, F.L.U. (Flanders Hardware Company), Manchester, New Hampshire
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66
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LU# 22825, F.L.U. (Marlboro Wire Goods Company), Marlboro, Massachusetts
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66
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LU# 22828, Motion Picture Office Workers, Burbank, California
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Box
66
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LU# 22833, Optical Workers, Denver, Colorado
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Box
66
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LU# 22834, Federal Miners, Noranda, Quebec
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Box
66
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LU# 22839, Chemical Workers, Brunswick, Georgia
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Box
66
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LU# 22841, F.L.U. (De Bardeleben Coal Corporation), Holt, Alabama
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66
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LU# 22845, Grain Processors, Albany, Oregon
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Box
66
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LU# 22846, Grain Elevator Workers, Portland, Indiana
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Box
66
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LU# 22847, Jerome Miners, Jerome, Arizona
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Box
66
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LU# 22851, F.L.U. (Creek Chub Bait Company), Garrett, Indiana
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66
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LU# 22854, Optical Workers, Montreal, Canada
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Box
66
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LU# 22855, Flour Mill Workers, New Braunfels, Texas
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Box
66
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LU# 22858, Chemical Workers, Grafton, Illinois
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Box
66
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LU# 22859, F.L.U. (Wm. R. Moore Company), Memphis, Tennessee
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Box
66
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LU# 22862, Salt Workers, Manistee, Michigan
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Box
66
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LU# 22863, F.L.U. (H.J. Heinz Company), Bowling Green, Ohio
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Box
66
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LU# 22864, F.L.U. (Gem Products, Inc.), Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
66
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LU# 22866, F.L.U. (Smelter Works), Ajo, Arizona
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Box
66
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LU# 22896, F.L.U. (Behrens Manufacturing Company), Winona, Minnesota
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Box
66
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LU# 22875, F.L.U. (E.M. Hale Company), Eau Claire, Wisconsin
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Box
66
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LU# 22879, F.L.U. (Waltham Grinding Wheel Company), Waltham, Massachusetts
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Box
66
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LU# 22883, Tack Workers, Whitman, Massachusetts
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Box
66
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LU# 22884, F.L.U. (Archer-Daniels-Midland Company), Decataur, Illinois
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Box
66
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LU# 22885, F.L.U. (Hillenmeyer Nurseries), Lexington, Kentucky
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Box
66
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LU# 22887, F.L.U. (Diamond Alkali Company), Marseilles, Illinois
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Box
66
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LU# 22888, Aluminum Workers, Longview, Washington
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Box
66
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LU# 22893, Smelter Workers, Morenci, Arizona
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Box
66
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LU# 22895, Office Employees, Sandusky, Ohio
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Box
66
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LU# 22897, F.L.U. (Berger Supply Company), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
66
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LU# 22901, Wholesale Beer Salesmen, New Haven, Connecticut
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Box
66
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LU# 22903, F.L.U. (Commonwealth Water Company), ?
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Box
66
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LU# 22904, Stenographers, Typists, Bookkeepers & Assistants, ?
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Box
66
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LU# 22905, F.L.U. (Standard Asbestos Manufacturing Company), Chicago, Illinois
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Box
66
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LU# 22906, Office Employees & Clerical Workers, Louisville, Kentucky
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Box
66
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LU# 22907, F.L.U. (Dominion Minerals, Inc.), Pinery River, Virginia
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Box
66
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LU# 22908, Office Technical & Clerical Workers, Santa Rita, New Mexico
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Box
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LU# 22912, Water Tenders, Cattle Handlers & Miscellaneous Helpers, Bakersfield, California
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LU# 22913, Office Employees, Morenci, Arizona
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LU# 22917, Aluminum Workers, Sheffield, Alabama
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LU# 22918, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Nyssa, Oregon
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LU# 22922, Phosphate Miners, Pocatello, Idaho
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LU# 22928, F.L.U. (American Radiator Company), Litchfield, Illinois
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LU# 22929, F.L.U. (Bonama Mines, Inc.), Sutherlin, Oregon
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LU# 22930, Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, Silverton, Colorado
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LU# 22933, F.L.U. (New England Collapsible Tube Company), New London, Connecticut
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LU# 22935, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Idaho Falls, Idaho
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LU# 22936, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Shelby, Idaho
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LU# 22940, F.L.U., Savannah, Georgia
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LU# 22943, Cotton Seed Oil Workers, Quinlan, Texas
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LU# 22944, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Blackfoot, Idaho
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LU# 22948, Cannery Workers,, Winchester, Virginia
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LU# 22952, Wire & Corrugated Glass Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 22955, F.L.U. (Welin Davit & Boat Corporation), Perth Amboy, New Jersey
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LU# 22957, Grain Elevator Workers, Fort Worth, Texas
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LU# 22958, Aluminum Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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LU# 22959, F.L.U. (Wyodak Chemical Company), Upton, Wyoming
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LU# 22961, Cannery Workers, Collinsville, Illinois
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LU# 22968, F.L.U. (U.S. Rubber Company), Providence, Rhode Island
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LU# 22969, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents, Sedgefield, North Carolina
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LU# 22971, F.L.U. (Stangard-Dickerson Corporation), Newark, New Jersey
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LU# 22972, Office Employees, Colorado Springs, Colorado
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LU# 22977, Office Employees, Port Arthur, Texas
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LU# 22978, F.L.U., Oakland, Maine
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LU# 22980, Molybdenum Workers, Questa, New Mexico
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LU# 22981, Cannery Workers, Harlinger, Texas
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LU# 22985, F.L.U. (Ford, Bacon & Davis, Inc.), Charleston, West Virginia
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LU# 22987, Cemetery Workers
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Box
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LU# 22988, Steel Fabrication Workers, Jersey City, New Jersey
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LU# 22991, F.L.U. (Utah-Idaho Sugar Company), Salt Lake City, Utah
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LU# 23002, F.L.U. (Dover Stamping Company), Cambridge, Massachusetts
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LU# 23003, Flour, Feed, Cereal Mill Workers, Grete, Nebraska
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LU# 23004, F.L.U. (Tredegar Company), Richmond, Virginia
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LU# 23005, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Preston, Idaho
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LU# 23006, F.L.U. (H.D. Hudson Manufacturing Company), Hastings, Minnesota
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LU# 23010, F.L.U. (Star Watch Case Company), Ludington, Michigan
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LU# 23011, F.L.U. (Lightfoot Schultz Company), Hoboken, New Jersey
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LU# 23021, F.L.U. (Crown Products Co,), Ralston, Nebraska
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LU# 23025, Quarry Workers, El Paso, Texas
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LU# 23026, Flour, Feed & Cereal Workers, Enid, Oklahoma
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67
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LU# 23031, Cannery Workers, Eugene, Oregon
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Box
67
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LU# 23037, Canister Workers, Dover, New Jersey
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Box
67
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LU# 23040, F.L.U. (Lehon Roofing Company), Memphis, Tennessee
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LU# 23041, Chemical Workers, New Brunswick, New Jersey
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Box
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LU# 23043, Gas Workers, Dallas, Texas
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Box
67
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LU# 23050, Celluloid & Plastic Novelty Workers, Arlington, New Jersey
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Box
67
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LU# 23054, Cannery Workers, Monroe, Washington
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Box
67
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LU# 23055, F.L.U. (Fletcher Enamel Company), Dunbar, West Virginia
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Box
67
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LU# 23059, F.L.U, (American Pigment Company), Hiwassee, Virginia
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LU# 23063, Office Employees, Springfield, Missouri
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Box
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LU# 23065, Horse Hair Dressers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
67
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LU# 23068, Coke & Blast Furnace Workers, Erie, Pennsylvania
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Box
67
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LU# 23069, F.L.U. (Schwartz Manufacturing Company), Two Rivers, Wisconsin
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Box
67
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LU# 23070, F.L.U. (Youngs Rubber Corporation), Trenton, New Jersey
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Box
67
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LU# 23072, F.L.U. (U.S. Pegwood & Shank Company), Somerville, Massachusetts
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Box
67
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LU# 23075, Office Workers, Muskegon, Michigan
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Box
68
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LU# 23076, Trade Union Office Employees, ?
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Box
68
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LU# 23078, Canister Workers, Rockaway, New Jersey
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Box
68
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LU# 23083, F.L.U. (Pilot Life Insurance Company), Sedgefield, North Carolina
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Box
68
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LU# 23084, Flour, Mill Workers, Sheridan, Wyoming
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Box
68
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LU# 23086, F.L.U. (Max Liess Company), Menasha, Wisconsin
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Box
68
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LU# 23091, Oil Field & Refinery Workers, Shreveport, Louisiana
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Box
68
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LU# 23092, Fabricated Metal Workers, Stoughton, Wisconsin
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Box
68
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LU# 23093, F.L.U. (Filtrol Corporation), Jackson, Mississippi
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Box
68
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LU# 23097, Office Workers, Trenton, New Jersey
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Box
68
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LU# 23099, Cannery Workers, Selma, California
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Box
68
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LU# 23103, F.L.U. (Steel Fixtures Company), Topeka, Kansas
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Box
68
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LU# 23104, Cannery Workers, Salem, Oregon
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Box
68
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LU# 23106, Cannery Workers, Walla Walla, Washington
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Box
68
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LU# 23111, Grain Processors, Winona, Minnesota
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Box
68
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LU# 23113, Elevator Workers, Lincoln, Nebraska
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Box
68
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LU# 23114, F.L.U. (Virginia Steel Company), Richmond, Virginia
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Box
68
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LU# 23115, Office Workers, Durham, North Carolina
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Box
68
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LU# 23118, F.L.U. (Perth Amboy Gas Light Company), New Jersey
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Box
68
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LU# 23120, Aluminum Workers, Lafayette, Indiana
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Box
68
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LU# 23127, Cosmetic Workers, Milltown, New Jersey
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Box
68
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LU# 23131, Optical Workers, Columbus, Ohio
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Box
68
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LU# 23132, F.L.U. (Air-Cruiser Company), Passaic, New Jersey
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Box
68
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LU# 23133, F.L.U. (St. Johns River Ship Building Company), Jacksonville, Florida
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Box
68
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LU# 23134, Wholesale Nursery and Retail Floral Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
68
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LU# 23135, Chemical Workers, Albany, New York
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Box
68
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LU# 23136, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Garden City, Kansas
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Box
68
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LU# 23138, Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Agents, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
68
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LU# 23141, Chemical & Biological Laboratory Workers, Pearl River, New York
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Box
69
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LU# 23142, Grain Processors, Swanton, Vermont
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Box
69
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LU# 23151, Chemical Workers, El Segundo, California
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Box
69
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LU# 23154, F.L.U., Quebec, Canada
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Box
69
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LU# 23158, F.L.U. (Eicor, Inc.), Oglesby, Illinois
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Box
69
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LU# 23159, F.L.U. (Algoma Ore Properties), Wawa, Ontario
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Box
69
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LU# 23165, F.L.U. (Memphis Natural Gas Company), Memphis, Tennessee
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Box
69
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LU# 23167, Grain Processors, Champaign, Illinois
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Box
69
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LU# 23168, Canning Factory Workers, Scottsbluff, Nebraska
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Box
69
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LU# 23169, Motion Picture Office Employees, New York, New York
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Box
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LU# 23170, Office Employees, Cornell, Wisconsin
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Box
69
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LU# 23175, Iron Ore Miners, Tahawus, New York
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Box
69
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LU# 23176, Federal Match-makers, Chico, California
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Box
69
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LU# 23178, Grain Processors, Chester, Illinois
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Box
69
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LU# 23181, Seltzer Water Workers, New York, New York
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Box
69
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LU# 23183, Office Employees, Paducah, Kentucky
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Box
69
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LU# 23193, F.L.U. (J.M. Snucker Company), Orrville, Ohio
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Box
69
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LU# 23198, Tin Smelter Workers, Texas City, Texas
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Box
69
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LU# 23199, F.L.U. (Utah-Idaho Sugar Company), Salt Lake City, Utah
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Box
69
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LU# 23202, Brush & Broom Workers, Portland, Indiana
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Box
69
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LU# 23204, Soya Products, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
69
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LU# 23205, Junk Yard Workers, Peoria, Illinois
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Box
69
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LU# 23211, Sugar Mill Workers, Clewiston, Florida
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Box
69
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LU# 23215, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents, Dallas, Texas
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Box
69
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LU# 23220, F.L.U. (Twin Cities Ordinance Plant), St. Paul, Minnesota
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Box
69
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LU# 23221, F.L.U. (American Smelting & Refining Company), Alton, Illinois
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Box
69
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LU# 23222, Flour Feed & Cereal Workers, Kalispell, Montana
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Box
69
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LU# 23223, F.L.U. (Van Brunt Manufacturing Company), Horicon, Wisconsin
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Box
69
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LU# 23228, F.L.U. (Galveston Wharves, Patrolmen), Galveston, Texas
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Box
69
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LU# 23234, F.L.U. (Pennsylvania Shipyards, Inc.), Beaumont, Texas
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Box
69
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LU# 23235, F.L.U., Valley Field, Quebec
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Box
69
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LU# 23237, Fabricated Metal Workers, Jacksonville, Illinois
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Box
69
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LU# 23242, F.L.U. (Scranton Lace Company), Scranton, Pennsylvania
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Box
69
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LU# 23245, Zinc Workers, Corpus Christi, Texas
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Box
69
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LU# 23250, F.L.U. (Phoenix Manufacturing Company), Catasauqua, Pennsylvania
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Box
69
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LU# 23261, International Chemical Workers, Akron, Ohio
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Box
69
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LU# 23274, Chemical Workers, Tipp City, Ohio
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Box
69
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LU# 23275, F.L.U. (Johns Manfield Corporation), Waukegan, Illinois
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Box
69
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LU# 23279, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents
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Box
69
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LU# 23280, F.L.U. (79 Lead Copper Company), Hayden, Arizona
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Box
69
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LU# 23288, Railway Patrolmen, Greenville, Pennsylvania
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Box
69
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LU# 23289, Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, Tiger, Arizona
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Box
69
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LU# 23292, F.L.U. (Air Reduction Sales Company), Lima, Ohio
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Box
69
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LU# 23294, Cotton Ginners & Helpers, Fresno, California
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Box
69
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LU# 23298, F.L.U. (Standard Brands, Inc.), Brooklyn, New York
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Box
69
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LU# 23301, F.L.U. (Columbia Proteklosite Company), Carlstadt, New Jersey
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Box
69
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LU# 23302, Office Employees, Fort William, Ontario
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Box
69
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LU# 23303, F.L.U. (Parkersburg Rig & Reel Company), Parkersburg, West Virginia
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Box
70
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LU# 23304, F.L.U. (Tiffin Art Metal Company), Tiffin, Ohio
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Box
70
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LU# 23307, Soap & Glycerine Workers, Omaha, Nebraska
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Box
70
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LU# 23312, Creosote Workers, Orrville, Ohio
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Box
70
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LU# 23316, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents, Washington, D.C.
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Box
70
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LU# 23318, Special Police Guards, Clefton, New Jersey
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Box
70
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LU# 23322, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents
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Box
70
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LU# 23324, F.L.U. (Cron-Kells Company, Inc.), Piqua, Ohio
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Box
70
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LU# 23332, Guards, Buffalo, New York
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Box
70
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LU# 23337, Powder & High Explosive Workers, Chillicothe, Ohio
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Box
70
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LU# 23338, Seneca Explosive Workers, Marseilles, Illinois
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Box
70
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LU# 23339, Chemical Workers, Anniston, Alabama
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Box
70
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LU# 23343, F.L.U. (Brownsville Ship Building Corporation), Brownsville, Texas
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Box
70
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LU# 23345, F.L.U. (Dwyer Products Corporation), Michigan City, Indiana
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Box
70
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LU# 23350, F.L.U. (National Fireworks, Inc.), Twin Lakes, New Jersey
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Box
70
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LU# 23351, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents, Illinois
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Box
70
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LU# 23357, Public Safety Service Union, Childersburg, Alabama
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Box
70
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LU# 23359, F.L.U. (Milwaukee Ordinance Plant), Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
70
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LU# 23365, F.L.U. (Miller Waste Mills, Inc.), Winona, Minnesota
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Box
70
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LU# 23366, Plant Guards, Cairo, Illinois
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Box
70
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LU# 23385, F.L.U. (National Fireworks, Inc.), West Hanover, Massachusetts
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Box
70
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LU# 23386, Motor Coach & Body Workers, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania
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Box
70
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LU# 23393, F.L.U. (American Can Company), Jersey City, New Jersey
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Box
70
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LU# 23394, F.L.U. (Consolidated Vultee), Fort Worth, Texas
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Box
70
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LU# 23395, F.L.U. (General Mills, Inc.), Johnson City, Tennessee
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Box
70
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LU# 23397, Fire Fighters F.L.U., Paducah, Kentucky
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Box
70
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LU# 23400, F.L.U. (Hoosier Aircraft Company, Inc.), Elkhart, Indiana
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Box
70
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LU# 23401, F.L.U. (National Ammunition Company), Eldred, Pennsylvania
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Box
70
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LU# 23402, Guards, Miami, Florida
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Box
70
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LU# 23406, Marine Equipment, Maintenance & Repair Workers, Honolulu, Hawaii
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Box
70
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LU# 23409, F.L.U. (Brunswick-Balke Collendar Company), Muskegon, Michigan
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Box
70
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LU# 23410, F.L.U. (Victor Casket Hardware Company), Galesburg, Illinois
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Box
70
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LU# 23411, F.L.U. (Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission), Montreal, Canada
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Box
70
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LU# 23413, F.L.U. (Arvey Corporation), Jersey City, New Jersey
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Box
70
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LU# 23416, Flour & Feed Mill Workers, Statesville, North Carolina
|
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Box
70
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LU# 23422, F.L.U. (Sohio Petroleum Company), Covington, Kentucky
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Box
70
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LU# 23424, Chemical Workers, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
70
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LU# 23425, Watchmen & Guards, Bogabisa, Louisiana
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Box
70
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LU# 23431, Flour & Cereal Mill Workers, Blackwell, Oklahoma
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Box
70
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LU# 23433, F.L.U. (Peter Cooper Corporation), Gowanda, New York
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Box
70
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LU# 23435, Aluminum Workers, La Tuque, Quebec
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Box
70
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LU# 23438, Synthetic Rubber Workers, Dunbar, West Virginia
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Box
70
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LU# 23439, Lead & Zinc, New Jersey
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Box
70
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LU# 23442, F.L.U. (Geo. F. Cram Company), Indianapolis, Indiana
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Box
70
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LU# 23443, F.L.U. (Wood Newspaper Machinery Corporation), Plainfield, New Jersey
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Box
70
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LU# 23444, Guards & Watchmen, Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Box
70
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LU# 23447, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents, Washington, D.C.
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Box
71
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LU# 23453, Rubber Workers, Beacon, New York
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Box
71
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LU# 23456, Plant Guards' F.L.U., Painesville, Ohio
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Box
71
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LU# 23459, F.L.U. (U.S. Automatic Corporation), Amherst, Ohio
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Box
71
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LU# 23462, Chemical Workers, Wilmington, Delaware
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Box
71
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LU# 23472, Munitions & High Explosives Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
71
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LU# 23474, F.L.U. (St. Johns Ship Building Company), Jacksonville, Florida
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Box
71
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LU# 23475, F.L.U. (Ashtabula Corrugated Box Company), Ashtabula, Ohio
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Box
71
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LU# 23476, F.L.U. (Thurmond Vault Company), Marion, Illinois
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Box
71
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LU# 23480, F.L.U. (Superior Switchboard & Devices Company), Canton, Ohio
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Box
71
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LU# 23490, Office Employees, Knoxville, Tennessee
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Box
71
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LU# 23491, Shipyard Guards, Pascagoula, Mississippi
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Box
71
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LU# 23492, Office Employees, Midland, Michigan
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Box
71
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LU# 23496, F.L.U. (St. Mary's Mill Company), St. Mary, Missouri
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Box
71
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LU# 23498, Chemical Workers, Fort Worth, Texas
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Box
71
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LU# 23501, Aluminum Workers, Burlington, New Jersey
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23504, F.L.U. (Koppers Company), Granite City, Illinois
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Box
71
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LU# 23506, Office Employees, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
71
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LU# 23510, Guards, Birmingham, Alabama
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Box
71
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LU# 23511, Railway Patrolmen, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Box
71
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LU# 23514, Chemical Workers, New Martinsville, West Virginia
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23515, F.L.U. (Walsh-Kaiser Company), Rhode Island
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Box
71
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LU# 23516, F.L.U. (International Graphite & Electrode Corporation), Niagara Falls, New York
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23522, Bag Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23525, Office Workers, Bogalusa, Louisiana
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23526, Guards & Watchmen, Richmond, Indiana
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23527, Public Utilities Employees, Miami Beach, Florida
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|
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Box
71
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LU# 23529, F.L.U. (Sioux City Battery Company), Sioux City, Iowa
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23538, Militarized Plant & Fire Guards, Burlington, New Jersey
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23544, F.L.U. (Strombeck-Becker Manufacturing Company), Moline, Illinois
|
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23549, F.L.U. (Maywood Chemical Works), Keystone, South Dakota
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23557, Office Workers, New Brunswick, New Jersey
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Box
71
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LU# 23560, F.L.U. (Damrow Brothers Company), Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23572, F.L.U. (American Optical Company), Davenport, Iowa
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23574, Garment Workers, Waterloo, Iowa
|
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Box
71
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LU# 23575, F.L.U. (Oliver Farm Equipment Company), Shelbyville, Illinois
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Box
71
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LU# 23581, Flat Glass Workers, Parkersburg, West Virginia
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Box
71
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LU# 23585, F.L.U. (Springfield Milling Corporation), Springfield, Minnesota
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Box
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LU# 23587, Sugar Workers, Hilo, Hawaii
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Box
71
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LU# 23588, F.L.U. (Rice Bros. Company), Rockport, Texas
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Box
71
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LU# 23592, Office Employees, Montreal, Canada
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Box
71
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LU# 23606, Paper Bag Workers, St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
71
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LU# 23607, Union Steel Chest Corporation, Le Roy, New York
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Box
71
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LU# 23609, Photographers & Reporters, East St. Louis, Illinois
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Box
71
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LU# 23614, Fabricated Metal Workers, Orange, Virginia
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Box
71
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LU# 23615, F.L.U. (Stoughton Cab & Body Company), Stoughton, Wisconsin
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Box
71
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LU# 23619, F.L.U. (American Container Corporation), Rock Island, Illinois
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71
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LU# 23624, Metal Foil Workers, Toronto, Canada
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Box
71
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LU# 23625, F.L.U. (Fort Smith Gas Company), Fort Smith, Arkansas
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Box
71
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LU# 23639, Chemical Workers, Montreal, Canada
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Box
71
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LU# 23644, American Federation of Grain Processors, McPherson, Kansas
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Box
71
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LU# 23649, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents, Salisbury, Maryland
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Box
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LU# 23650, Saw Workers Union, Toronto, Ontario
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Box
71
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LU# 23659, Wire Workers F.L.U., Appleton, Wisconsin
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Box
71
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LU# 23663, F.L.U. (American Brake Shoe Company), East St. Louis, Illinois
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LU# 23667, Mine Production Workers, Ouray, Colorado
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Box
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LU# 23668, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Box
71
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LU# 23679, F.L.U. (Toronto Cadmium Plating & Tinning Company), Toronto, Ontario
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LU# 23686, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, West Jordan, Utah
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Box
72
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LU# 23688, Fabricated Metal Workers, Fishersville, Virginia
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Box
72
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LU# 23700, F.L.U. (General Foods Corporation), Albion, New York
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Box
72
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LU# 23701, F.L.U. (General Foods Corporation), Mount Morris, New York
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Box
72
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LU# 23711, F.L.U. (Weymouth Art Leather Company), South Braintree, Massachusetts
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Box
72
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LU# 23716, F.L.U. (Howard Manufacturing Corporation), Council Bluffs, Iowa
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Box
72
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LU# 23718, F.L.U. (Terre Haute Paper Company), Terre Haute, Indiana
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Box
72
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LU# 23721, Quarry Workers F.L.U., Payson, Utah
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Box
72
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LU# 23724, F.L.U, (Merrill Manufacturing Company), Merrill, Wisconsin
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Box
72
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LU# 23732, F.L.U. (American Chain & Cable Company), York, Pennsylvania
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Box
72
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LU# 23736, F.L.U. (Goderich Manufacturing Company), Goderich, Ontario
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Box
72
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LU# 23747, F.L.U. (D.A. Sticknell & Sons, Inc.), ?
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Box
72
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LU# 23748, F.L.U. (Ray-O-Vac, Can Plant Division), Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
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Box
72
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LU# 23752, Beach Leather Company, Coshocton, Ohio
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Box
72
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LU# 23756, F.L.U. (Disher Steel Construction Company), Toronto, Ontario
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Box
72
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LU# 23760, Grain Processors, Oskaloosa, Iowa
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Box
72
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LU# 23768, F.L.U. (Galena Manufacturing Company), Galena, Illinois
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Box
72
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LU# 23778, F.L.U. (Spun Steel Corporation), Canton, Ohio
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Box
72
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LU# 23783, F.L.U. (Stokely Foods, Inc.), Duck Creek, Wisconsin
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Box
72
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LU# 23784, F.L.U. (American Federation of Grain Processors), Omaha, Nebraska
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Box
72
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LU# 23785, F.L.U. (Continental Can Company), Mankato, Minnesota
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Box
72
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LU# 23791, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Loveland, Colorado
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Box
72
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LU# 23794, F.L.U. (Gale Products), Galesburg, Illinois
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Box
72
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LU# 23805, F.L.U. (Terre Haute Paper Company), Terre Haute, Indiana
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Box
72
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LU# 23807, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Sterling, Colorado
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Box
72
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LU# 23810, F.L.U. (U.S. Foil Company), Hopewell, Virginia
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Box
72
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LU# 23811, F.L.U. (U.S. Foil Company), Hopewell, Virginia
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Box
72
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LU# 23812, Rubber Workers, Cranston, Rhode Island
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Box
72
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LU# 23815, Portland Marking Device, Portland, Oregon
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Box
72
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LU# 23818, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Lewiston, Utah
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Box
72
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LU# 23823, F.L.U. (Newark Stove Company), Newark, Ohio
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Box
72
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LU# 23826, F.L.U. (Foley Copper Products Company), Dollar Bay, Michigan
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Box
72
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LU# 23828, F.L.U. (Logansport Leather Company), Logansport, Indiana
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Box
72
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LU# 23832, F.L.U., Rockport, Massachusetts
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Box
72
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LU# 23833, Supervisory Employees, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
72
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LU# 23755, F.L.U. (Frankel Bros.), Toronto, Ontario
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Box
72
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LU# 23858, F.L.U. (Manitowoc Equipment Works), Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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Box
72
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LU# 23861, Rubber Workers, Muskogee, Oklahoma
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Box
72
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LU# 23865, Radio Directors & Assistants, New York, New York
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Box
72
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LU# 23866, Wire Finishers Federal, Cleveland, Ohio
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Box
72
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LU# 23870, Rubber Workers, Rockland, Massachusetts
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Box
72
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LU# 23873, F.L.U. (Albany Novelty Corporation), Cohoes, New York
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Box
72
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LU# 23879, Lead & Zinc Processors, Canon City, Colorado
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Box
72
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LU# 23882, F.L.U. (International Wire Works), Menasha, Wisconsin
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Box
72
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LU# 23886, F.L.U. (American Can Company), Hamilton, Ontario
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Box
72
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LU# 23891, Insurance Supervisors, Salisbury, Maryland
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Box
72
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LU# 23897, Tannery Workers, Columbus, Indiana
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Box
72
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LU# 23898, Meter Readers & Gasmen, Carbondale, Pennsylvania
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Box
72
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LU# 23917, F.L.U. (B.F. Perkins & Son, Inc.), Holyoke, Massachusetts
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Box
72
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LU# 23923, F.L.U. (Elgin Metal Casket Company), Elgin, Illinois
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Box
72
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LU# 23935, Fabricated Metal Workers, Morris, Illinois
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Box
72
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LU# 23939, F.L.U. (Diehl Machine Company), Wabash, Indiana
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Box
72
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LU# 23945, F.L.U. (Louisville Baseball Park), Louisville, Kentucky
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Box
72
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LU# 23954, F.L.U. (Hart Bros. Machine Company), Clarksburg, West Virginia
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Box
72
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LU# 23967, Foreman's F.L.U., Granite City, Illinois
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Box
72
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LU# 23973, Olive Packers, Vermilion, Ohio
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Box
72
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LU# 23980, F.L.U. (Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation), Chester, Massachusetts
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Box
72
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LU# 23989, F.L.U. (Domestic Engine & Pump Company), Shippensburg, Pennsylvania
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Box
72
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LU# 23992, F.L.U. (Reynolds Metals Company), Richmond, Virginia
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Box
72
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LU# 23993, F.L.U. Livermore Falls, Maine
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Box
72
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LU# 23994, Photo Finishers, Portland, Oregon
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|
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Box
72
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LU# 23996, F.L.U. (American Overseas Airlines), New York, New York
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Box
72
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LU# 24004, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Twin Falls, Idaho
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Box
72
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LU# 24005, F.L.U. (Worthington Ball Company), Elyria, Ohio
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Box
72
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LU# 24014, F.L.U. (King Company), Owatonna, Minnesota
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Box
72
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LU# 24019, F.L.U. (Elko Photo Products Company), St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
72
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LU# 24031, F.L.U. (Rockwood Sprinkler Company), Worcestor, Massachusetts
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Box
72
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LU# 24033, F.L.U. (The Hartman Corporation of America), St, Louis, Missouri
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Box
72
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LU# 24036, F.L.U. (Aircraft Employees), Anchorage, Alaska
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Box
73
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LU# 24049, F.L.U. (Hoffman Specialty Company), Indianapolis, Indiana
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Box
73
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LU# 24053, F.L.U. (Massachusetts Steamship Company), New Bedford, Massachusetts
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Box
73
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LU# 24056, F.L.U. (Wisconsin Wire Works), Appleton, Wisconsin
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Box
73
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LU# 24081, F.L.U. (Glass Fibers Company), Waterville, Ohio
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Box
73
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LU# 24084, Optical Employees, Champaign, Illinois
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24085, F.L.U. (Goethls Optical Company), Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Box
73
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LU# 24089, Industrial & Ordinary Insurance Agents, Chestertown, Maryland
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24092, Office Machine Repairman, Minneapolis, Minnesota
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24096, Animal Trainers & Handlers, Beverly Hills, California
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24115, F.L.U. (American Engineering Company), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24116, Dental Technicians, San Francisco, California
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24121, F.L.U. (West Texas Cottonoil Company), Brownfield, Texas
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24122, Match Workers, Hudson, New York
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24131, F.L.U. (Swift & Company), Frankfort, Indiana
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24142, Las Vegas Editorial Association, Las Vegas, Nevada
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24158, Fabricated Metal Workers, Kankakee, Illinois
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24178, Insurance Agents, Ohio
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24179, Asphalt Workers, Madison, Illinois
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Box
73
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LU# 24188, Rubber Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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|
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Box
73
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LU# 24199, F.L.U., Ashtabula, Ohio
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24215, Citrus Workers, Dundee, Florida
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24240, F.L.U. (Parker Pen Company)
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24245, F.L.U. (C.G. Sargent Sons Corporation), Graniteville, Massachusetts
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24253, F.L.U. (Brillo Manufacturing Company,), Brooklyn, New York
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24283, F.L.U. (Le Roy Machine Company,), Le Roy, New York
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24288, Aluminum Workers, Cressona, Pennsylvania
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24305, Beet Sugar Refinery Workers, Lyman, Nebraska
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24314, Scale Makers Federal, Terre Haute, Indiana
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Box
73
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LU# 24315, F.L.U. (Babcock Printing Press Corporation), Canton, Ohio
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Box
73
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LU# 24322, F.L.U. (V.E. Sprouse Company,), Columbus, Indiana
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Box
73
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LU# 24339, F.L.U. (Celotex Corporation), Madison, Illinois
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Box
73
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LU# 24344, Aluminum Workers, Rochelle Park, New Jersey
|
|
|
Box
73
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LU# 24357, F.L.U. (Barberton Citizens Hospital), Barberton, Ohio
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24358, F.L.U. (White Mountain Freezer Company), Nashua, New Hampshire
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Box
73
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LU# 24363, Steelworkers, Watford, Ontario
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24369, Waterbury Watch Workers, Waterbury, Connecticut
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24374, Optical Workers, Topeka, Kansas
|
|
|
Box
73
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LU# 24383, F.L.U. (Recipe Foods, Inc.), Terre Haute, Indiana
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24387, Die Casting Workers, Cleveland, Ohio
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24391, F.L.U. (West Abrasives), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24399, F.L.U. (Noblett Sparks Company), Columbus, Indiana
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24410, Climax Molybdenum, Climax, Colorado
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24411, Brass Workers, Bridgeport, Connecticut
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24420, F.L.U. (Fremont Rubber Company), Fremont, Ohio
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24455, F.L.U. (Talon, Inc.), Hamden, Connecticut
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24457, Fabricated Metal Workers, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24464, Railway Employees Industrial, Skagway, Alaska
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24472, F.L.U., Sunbury, Pennsylvania
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24509, Prudential Life Insurance, Jacksonville, Florida
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24521, F.L.U. (Buchans Mining Company), St. John's, Newfoundland
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24570, Prudential Life Insurance, Omaha, Nebraska
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24589, Prudential Life Insurance, Easton, Pennsylvania
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24624, Prudential Life Insurance, Augusta, Maine
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24638, Prudential Life Insurance, St. Johnsbury, Vermont
|
|
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Box
73
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LU# 24643, Prudential Life Insurance, Bangor, Maine
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24526, Thermometer & Instrument Makers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24537, Aluminum Workers, Chillocothe, Ohio
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|
|
Box
74
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LU# 24555, F.L.U. (Sheldrick Manufacturing Company), Upper Sandusky, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
74
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LU# 24564, Leadville Miners, Leadville, Colorado
|
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24655, F.L.U. (Heinz Manufacturing Company), Elwood, Indiana
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24664, Garage Workers, London, Ontario
|
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24682, F.L.U., Port Aux Basques, Newfoundland
|
|
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Box
74
|
LU# 24727, Tool & Die Makers, Indianapolis, Indiana
|
|
|
Box
74
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LU# 24737, F.L.U. (American Brass Company), Buffalo, New York
|
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24768, Envelope Workers, Dayton, Ohio
|
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24772, Fitzgerald Employees, Torrington, Connecticut
|
|
|
Box
74
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LU# 24775, F.L.U. (United Shoe Machine Corporation), Binghamton, New York
|
|
|
Box
74
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LU# 24778, F.L.U. (No-Sag Spring Company), Kendallville, Indiana
|
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24780, Aluminum Workers, Jackson, Tennessee
|
|
|
Box
74
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LU# 24792, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Preston, Idaho
|
|
|
Box
74
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LU# 24797, Battery Workers F.L.U., Cleveland, Ohio
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|
|
Box
74
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LU# 24805, F.L.U. (Monitor Sugar Company), Bay City, Michigan
|
|
|
Box
74
|
LU# 24809, F.L.U. (Erie Casket Company), Erie, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24813, Aluminum Foil Workers, Louisville, Kentucky
|
|
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Box
74
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LU# 24863, Aluminum Workers, Newport, Arizona
|
|
|
Correspondence
|
|
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Box
74
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International Council of Aluminum Workers, Louisville, Kentucky
|
|
|
Box
74
|
Cannery Workers Council, Walnut Grove, California
|
|
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Box
74
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Dried Fruit & Nut Workers, Fresno area, California
|
|
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Box
74
|
Grain Processors Council, Minneapolis, Minnesota
|
|
|
Box
74
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National Match Workers Council, Barberton, Ohio
|
|
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Box
74
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Railway Patrolmen's Council, Norfolk, Virginia
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|
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Box
74
|
Sugar Workers Council, Woodland, California
|
|
|
Geographical Index
: By state and thereunder by city.
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Box
75
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Alabama-Michigan
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|
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Box
76
|
Minnesota-Oregon
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Box
77
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Pennsylvania-Wyoming & Canada
|
|
|
Series: Series 8: Files of the Director of Research
|
|
|
U.S. Mss 117A/8A
|
Subseries: File A: General File
: Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, clippings, reports, pamphlets, and other materials relative to economic, social, and political problems of interest to Florence Thorne as Director of Research of the AFL. Prominent in this file are materials bearing on World War II including Defense, Education, International Relations, and Post War Problems.
: Alphabetical by subject.
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|
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Box
1
|
“A” Miscellaneous
|
|
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Box
1
|
Agreements, Union
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Agriculture Department
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Air Pilots
|
|
|
Box
1
|
American Federationist
|
|
|
Box
1
|
American Institute of Accountants
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Antioch College
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Apprenticeship Training
|
|
|
Box
1
|
“B” Miscellaneous
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Borchardt, Selma
|
|
|
Box
2
|
“C” Miscellaneous
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Catholic Trade Unionists
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Closed Shop
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Collective Bargaining
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Communism
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Company Unions
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Compensation, Unemployment
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Compensation, Seaman's Unemployment
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Compulsory Arbitration
|
|
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Box
2
|
Conference of National Organization
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Confidential
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Conservation
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Committee on Consumer Cooperatives
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Consumer's Price Index
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Cooke, Morris
|
|
|
Cooperation with Government Agencies
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Bureau of Labor Statistics
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Child Bureau - Miss Florence Thorne
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|
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Box
3
|
Division of Labor Standards
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Committee on Education and Training
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Cooperatives
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Cost of Living
|
|
|
Box
3
|
“D” Miscellaneous, 1945-1951
|
|
|
Defense
|
|
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Box
4
|
Absenteeism
|
|
|
Box
4
|
Cooperating Committees
|
|
|
Box
4
|
Executive Order 1240 (Overtime Pay)
|
|
|
Box
4
|
Defense Committee, AFL, 1941
|
|
|
Box
4
|
Defense Training
|
|
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Box
5
|
Defense Training, continued
|
|
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Box
5
|
Education (Defense Training)
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|
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Box
5
|
Education, Emergency
|
|
|
Box
5
|
Educational Facilities in Defense
|
|
|
Box
5
|
Government Training Program
|
|
|
Box
5
|
Health and Housing
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Inflation
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Labor Defense Cities
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Labor Policy Advisory Committee
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Labor Relations and the War
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Labor Speakers Bureau
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Labor in World War II
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Letters sent out on Defense
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Mediation Board
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Migration
|
|
|
Box
6
|
National Committee of Appeal Selective Service (AFL)
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Colored Workers in Unions
|
|
|
Box
7
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Negro Workers
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OPACS
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Price Control
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Small Business in Defense Program
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Taxation for Defense
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Wages
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WPA
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Economic Development, Committee for
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Economic Advisors, Council of
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Education
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Blue Sheets
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Citizens Federal Committee on Education, 1946-1951
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Committee on Education, 1949-1952
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Ford Foundation
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Industry and Labor Education Days
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Meetings, 1952
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Materials referred to
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Court Decision Affecting Federal Aid
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Distributive Education
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Educational Exchange
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Federal Aid, 1945-1950
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Federal Security Agency
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Joint Council on Economic Education
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Kentucky Department of Education
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Labor Schools
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Labor Great Books Program
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Physically Handicapped
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Scholarships Contests
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School Lunch Program
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Sub Committee on Adult and Union Education
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Sub Committee on Public Schools
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Sub Committee on Vocational Education, 1948-1951
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Sub Committee on Vocational Rehabilitation
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Trade Union Fellowships
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Workers Education (Cornell University)
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Workers Education Bureau
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Workers Educational Program
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Workers Schools
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Elder, Arthur
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Employment Committee
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Employment, Post War
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Encyclopedia Articles
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Executive Council
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, 1943 Convention
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Blue Sheets, 1944-1950
: These are essentially resolutions passed, with pertinent correspondence attached.
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Cuban Sugar Contracts
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Executive Council Reports
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1944-1950
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1952
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“F” Miscellaneous
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Farm Labor
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Featherbedding
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Federal Security Agency, Children's Bureau, 1946-1949
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Federationist Data
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Film Council, Hollywood
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Foreign Labor Movements
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Foreign Studies in Living Conditions (in the U.S.)
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Foreign Trade
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France, Clemens
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Free Enterprise (Woll Statement)
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Free Trade Union Committee
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Full Employment
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Garret, Garet
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Gibson, Mary
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Googe, George
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Government Advisory Committee
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Advisory Committee
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National Labor Advisory Council (American Arbitration Association)
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Committee on Employment
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Directory of State Representative Advisory Committee
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Federal Advisory Council for Employment Security
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Food - Labor Advisory Committee (War)
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Advisory Committee-Protection of Young Workers
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General Advisory Committee-Protection of Young Workers-Children's Bureau
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Minutes of Meetings
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Report of Organization and Utilization of Representative Advisory Committees
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Advisory Committee - Women's Bureau
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“H” Miscellaneous, 1945-1951
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Health Insurance
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Health Insurance Plan
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Hyeman, William
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Hoover Commission Report
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Hotel and Restaurant Employees
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H.R. 3199
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Housing
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Human Rights - Human Rights and Genocide Convention
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Insurance Agents Council, National Federation of International Affairs
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American Labor Conf.
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Bretton Woods Agreement
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Dumbarton Oaks
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Economic Cooperation Administration
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ECA , (1951)
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Mutual Security Agency
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Point Four
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Boris Shishkin (E.C.A.)
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Women's Group (E.C.A.)
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International Labor Relations
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Africa
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Argentina
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British Compulsory Labor
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China
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England
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Germany
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Greece
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Israel
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Committee on
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1945-1946
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1947-1952
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Miscellaneous Maps
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Foreign Labor and the War
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Foreign Unions
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Inter-American Federation of Labor
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International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, 1949-1952
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International Federation of Trade Unions
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International Free Trade Union
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ILO
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International Trade Organization
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International Trade Union Organization
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London Conference, 1949
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IRI Committee - Report , (1928)
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International Union - Financial
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Job Evaluation
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Japanese Labor Movement
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Mexico
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Poland
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Puerto Rico
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Russia
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Sweden
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Switzerland
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Irving Brown
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George Delaney
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Richard Deverall
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Frank P. Fend
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Joseph Kennan
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Hugh Killough
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Serafino Romauldi
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Henry Rutz
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“J” Miscellaneous
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Juvenile Delinquency
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“K” Miscellaneous
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“L”` Miscellaneous, 1949-1950
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Labor Advisory Board
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Material for history
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Comments on History
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New Material for History
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Minutes, August 30, 1933-June 6, 1935
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Labor Day - Special Articles, 1949
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Labor, Department of
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Conference on Industrial Safety
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General, 1947-1952
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Labor Extension Advisory Committee
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Labor Research Advisory Committee
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Child Labor and Youth Employment
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Children's Bureau, 1945-1946
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Labor Attaches
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Statistical Standards Division
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Secretary of Labor
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Women's Bureau, 1950-1952
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Workers Education
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Labor Extension Service, 1946-1950
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Box
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Labor's League for Political Education
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Labor Management Conference
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Legislation
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Library Association, American
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Library of Congress - Manuscript Division-AFL Files
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Lincoln
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“M”
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“M” Miscellaneous, 1945-1949
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“Mc” Miscellaneous
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Manpower
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Britain and Canada
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Maritime Labor Institute
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Meany, George
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Medical Care - Health
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Medical Committee
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Minority Groups
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Miscellaneous
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Monday Night Conferences
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Motion Picture Alliance
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Mutual Investment Fund
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“N”
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“N” Miscellaneous
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National Child Labor Committee
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National Citizens Commission for Public Schools
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National Fund for Medical Education
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National Industrial Conference Board
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National Labor Advisory Council
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National Planning Association
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National Resources Planning Board
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National Service Act
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National War Labor Board
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National Youth Administration
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NYA Advisory Group
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Negroes
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New England Council
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“O”
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“O” Miscellaneous
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Office Production Management
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Cooperation with
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Labor Policy Committee
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OWI
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Older Workers - Employment Problems
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“P”
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“P” Miscellaneous
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Padway
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Peace Plans
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Pension Plans
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Personnel Relations
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Physcician Forum
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Political
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Post War Bills
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Post War
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Central Labor Unions
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Contract Cancellations
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Correspondence
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Data
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Box
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Committee on Economic Development
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Employment
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Foreign Policy
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Forum, 1944
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Manpower
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Meeting, July 1943
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Post War Meeting, December 1943
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Box
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Meeting, February 1944
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Planning Committee
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Box
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Correspondence, l942-1944
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Box
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Letter to Central Labor Union, July 1943
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Box
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April 1944
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Box
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April 1944, continued
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Box
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Offers of cooperation
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Shipbuilding
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State Department
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Surplus Property
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Educational and Social Welfare
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Sub Committees
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Housing
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Rehabilitation and Vocational Training
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Self Help Consumers Producers Cooperative
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Social Security
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Textiles and Allied Producers
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Transportation
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Union Management Cooperative Plan
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United State Employment Service
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Wage Incentives
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Wages Committee
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Box
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Women in Industry
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Prisoners of War
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Professional Workers
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Box
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Proposed War Plans
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Box
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“R”
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“R” Miscellaneous
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Reconversion Statement (by Mr. Green)
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Recreation
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Relief
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Relief and Rehabilitation
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Requests (Literature)
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Research
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Research Assistance
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Research - Industrial Relations Research Association
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Research Workers
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Research Workers Available, 1942-1952
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Russian War Relief
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“S”
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Box
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“S” Miscellaneous
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Safety
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Safety Codes
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Security and Freedom
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Sesquicentennial Celebration
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Shop Steward
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Sickness
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Slaughter, Glen
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Small Loan Act
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Social Security, Committee on
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Box
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Box
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1952
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Box
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Social Security - Miscellaneous
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Southern Organization Campaign
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State Department
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Stephens, Roderick
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Stinnes, Dr. Edmund H.
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Strikes, Statements re:
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Sturgis, Alice
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“T”
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Box
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“T” Miscellaneous
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Box
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Tariff
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Box
36
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Taxation - Blue Sheets, 1951
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Taxation, Committee on
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Box
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1940-1942
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Box
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1943-1949
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Box
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1950-1952
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Taxation, Post War
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Tax Program
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Tax: Proposed 22nd Amendment, 1944
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Teachers, American Federation of
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Teachers - Educational Reconstruction
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Time Studies
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Toland Memorial
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Box
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Trade, International
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Box
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Trade Union Definition
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Box
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Twentieth Century Fund
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Box
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“U”
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Box
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“U” Miscellaneous
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Box
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Union Management Cooperation
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United Nations
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Box
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Children's Fund
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Box
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Dumbarton Oaks
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Sub-commission on Economic Development
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Box
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Economic and Employment Commission
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Committee on Employment and Economic Security
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Box
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Economic and Social Security
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Box
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Food and Agricultural Organization
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Box
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Free Trade Union Committee
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Box
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International Refugee
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Box
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International Trade Organization
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Box
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Toni Sender
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Box
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Toni Sender, 1948-1949
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Box
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Slave Labor
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Box
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UNESCO
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Box
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UNRRA
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Woll Address to NAM
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Sub-commission Status of Women
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“V”
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Veterans, Committee on
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Veterans
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Demobilized Servicemen - Unemployment Allowances
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Education and Retraining
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Full Employment Bill
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Questionnaire
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Seniority
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Separation Centers
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Box
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Unemployment Compensation
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Box
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“W”
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Box
42
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“W” Miscellaneous, 1947-1950
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Box
42
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Wage Plan, Annual
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Box
42
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Wage Resolution, Basic Minimum
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Box
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War Controls
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War Production
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Box
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Industrial Health and Safety Committee
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Box
42
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Labor Management
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Box
42
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War Production Board
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Box
43
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War Production Board, continued
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Box
43
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Pulp and Paper Industry
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Box
43
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Welfare State
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Box
43
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Woll, Albert
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Box
43
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Woll, Mathew, 1941-1952
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Women
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Box
44
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Equal Pay
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Box
44
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Inter-American Commission of Women
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Box
44
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Conference on Employment of Women
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Box
44
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National Committee on status of
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Box
44
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“XYZ”
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U.S. Mss 117A/8B
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Subseries: File B: Social Security File, 1934-1943
: Correspondence, reports, legislative information, and other material bearing on the problems of Social Security.
: By numbered subjects.
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Box
1
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#1. Committee on Economic Security, 1931-1935
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Box
1
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#2. Committee on Economic Security, 1934-1935
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Box
1
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#3. Daily Press Digest - Weekly Summaries, clippings
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Box
1
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#4. Studies - General
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Box
1
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#5. Social Security Act, 1935
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Box
2
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#6. Amendments to Act, 1939
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Box
2
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#7. Amendments to Act, 1939, Hearings before the House Ways and Means Committee
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Box
2
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#8. Amendments to Act, 1939, Hearings before the Senate Finance Committee
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Box
3
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#9. Amendments to Act, 1939, Comments and Analysis, AFL
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Box
3
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#10. Amendments to Act, 1939, Comments and Analysis, other than AFL
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Box
3
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#11. Legislation, 1940 - General
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Box
3
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#11a. Legislation, Emergency aid to injured civilians
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Box
3
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#12. Amendments to Act, Coverage-S. 4269 and H.R. 10384
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Box
3
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#12a. S. 1269
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Box
3
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#12b. State and Municipal Employees
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Box
4
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#13. Amendments to Act, 1940, H.R. 7762
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Box
4
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#14. Amendments to Act, 1940, H.R. 7762 Correspondence
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Box
4
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#15. Amendments to Act, 1940, H.R. 7762 Correspondence
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Box
4
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#16. Coverage: H.R. 7935: Agricultural Workers; Insurance Agents
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Box
4
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#17. Coverage: H.R. 9798: Seamen; Union officers; Misc.
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Box
4
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#18. Amendments to Act, 1941 - General
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Box
5
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#19. Amendments to Act, 1941, Wagner Bill
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Box
5
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#20. Bulletins, Social Security Board
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Box
5
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#21. Bulletins, Social Security Board
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Box
5
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#22. W.P.A.
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Box
5
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#23. Wage and Employment Record Booklet - AFL
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Box
5
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#24. Mailing List
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Box
6
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#25. Bibliography
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Box
6
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#26. Correspondence, General
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Box
6
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#27. Correspondence, Social Security Board
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Box
6
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#28. Foreign
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Box
6
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#29. Crank Schemes
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Box
6
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#31. American Federation of Labor, Social Security, Committee
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Box
6
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#32. H.R. 7534 (Eliot Bill)
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U.S. Mss 117A/8C
|
Subseries: File C: Old Age Insurance File, 1939-1942
: Correspondence, reports, and other materials bearing on the subject of Old Age Insurance.
: By numbered subjects.
|
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Box
1
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#1. Legislation, Federal and State
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Box
1
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#2. State Experience with Old Age Insurance
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Box
1
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#3. AFL Memoranda and Circular Letters
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Box
1
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#4. Studies, Social Security Board
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Box
1
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#5. Old Age Insurance Plans
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Box
1
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#6. Old Age Benefits
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Box
1
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#7. Correspondence
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Box
1
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#8. Statistics
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U.S. Mss 117A/8D
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Subseries: File D: Unemployment Compensation File, 1935-1940
: Correspondence, studies, reports, and other material concerned with Unemployment Compensation.
: By numbered subjects.
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Box
1
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#1. Principles, General
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Box
1
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#2. Standards, Federal and State
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Box
1
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#3. Advisory Councils, State and Federal
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Box
1
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#4. Appeals, Appeal Procedure, State and Interstate
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Box
1
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#5. Appeals, Decisions
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Box
1
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#6. Appeals, Decisions - Labor Disputes
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Box
1
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#7. Benefits, Adequacy
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Box
2
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#8. Benefits, Formulas
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Merit Rating
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Box
2
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#9. AFL Memoranda
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Box
2
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#10. Miscellaneous Studies
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Box
2
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#11. Correspondence
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#12. States
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Box
2
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Alabama - Massachusetts
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Box
3
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Michigan - Wyoming
|
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Box
4
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#14. Comparison of State Laws
|
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Box
4
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#15. Directory of State Officers Administering Unemployment Compensation Laws
|
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Box
4
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#16. Unemployment Compensation Legislation - AFL Memoranda
|
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Box
5
|
#17 a,b,c. Interstate Conference Employment Security Agencies
|
|
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#18. States
|
|
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Box
5
|
Alabama - Arizona
|
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Box
6
|
Arkansas - Illinois
|
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Box
7
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Indiana - New Jersey
|
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Box
8
|
New Mexico - Pennsylvania
|
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Box
9
|
Rhode Island - Wyoming
|
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Box
9
|
#19. Employment and Defense
|
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Box
10
|
#20. Unemployment - General Studies
|
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Box
10
|
#21. Unemployment - Partial
|
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Box
10
|
#22. Seasonal Unemployment
|
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Box
10
|
#23. Foreign
|
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Box
10
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#24. Department of Labor Survey
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Box
10
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#25. General Memoranda, AFL
|
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U.S. Mss 117A/8E
|
Subseries: File E: Health File, 1935-1943
: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and other materials concerned with the problem of health.
: By numbered subjects.
|
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Box
1
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#1. National Health Survey Reports, 1935-1936
|
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Box
2
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#2. Interdepartmental Committee I, National Health Conference, 1938
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Box
2
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#3. Interdepartmental Committee II, Publications
|
|
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Box
2
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#4. Memoranda - AFL
|
|
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Box
2
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#5. Studies and Notes - General and Miscellaneous
|
|
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Box
3
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#6. Hospitalization and Health Insurance Plans
|
|
|
Federal Health Program
|
|
|
Box
4
|
#7. Proposals and Discussions
|
|
|
Box
4
|
#8. S. 1620 (Wagner Health Bill)
|
|
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Box
4
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#9. S. 1620, Hearing before Senate Committee
|
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Box
4
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#10. Bills other than S. 1620
|
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Box
4
|
#11. Disability Insurance
|
|
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Box
4
|
#12. Correspondence
|
|
|
Box
4
|
#13. Workman's Compensation for Occupational Diseases
|
|
|
Box
4
|
#14. Health, Social Security
|
|
|
U.S. Mss 117A/8F
|
Subseries: File F: General File, 1939-1943
: Correspondence, reports, and other materials dealing largely with the problems of labor in the defense effort and with post-war problems.
: By numbered subjects.
|
|
|
Box
1
|
#1. Trades, Building
|
|
|
Box
1
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#2. Trades, Farm Labor
|
|
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Box
1
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#3. Pulp and Paper, 1940
|
|
|
Box
1
|
#4. Pulp and Paper-, 1941 Revision
|
|
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Box
1
|
#5. Orders for Materials
|
|
|
Box
1
|
#6. Miscellaneous
|
|
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Box
2
|
#7. Dismissal Compensation
|
|
|
Box
2
|
#8. Defense Committee - AFL
|
|
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Box
2
|
#9. National Defense
|
|
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Box
2
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#10. Post-War Planning
|
|
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Box
2
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#11. Employment Service
|
|
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Box
2
|
#12. Vandenburg Amendment - H.R. 7378
|
|
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Box
2
|
#13. War Labor Standards
|
|
|
U.S. Mss 117A/9
|
Series: Series 9: WPA Files, 1933-1938
: Correspondence of the president of the AFL with local unions regarding problems arising from WPA projects such as the agency's unfair competition with private industry, wage scales, unfair practices, and other problems.
: Alphabetical by state.
|
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Box
1
|
Alabama - Florida
|
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Box
2
|
Georgia - Kansas
|
|
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Box
3
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Kentucky - Montana
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Box
4
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Nebraska - Oregon
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Box
5
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Pennsylvania - Wyoming
|
|
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WPA
|
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Box
6
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Administrative orders
|
|
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Box
6
|
Miscellaneous
|
|
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Box
7
|
Works Program
|
|
|
Series: Series 10: Information and Research File, 1937-1945
: This file consists primarily of requests directed to the Office of Information and Research for information concerning the financial status of various companies and wage scales in particular crafts and industries. This information was sought, in large part, for bargaining purposes. The file is arranged in three parts, the first by trade or craft, the second by name of union representative in the field, and the third by union local number.
|
|
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U.S. Mss 117A/10A
|
Subseries: File A: Arranged by Industry
|
|
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Box
1
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Automobile Workers
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Bakery and Confectionery Workers
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Barbers, Hairdressers and Cosmetologists
|
|
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Box
2
|
Boiler Makers, Iron Shipbuilders
|
|
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Box
2
|
Bookbinders
|
|
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Box
2
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Brewery, Flour, Cereal
|
|
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Box
2
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Bricklayers, Masons, Plasterers
|
|
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Box
3
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Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
|
|
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Box
3
|
Broom and Whisk Makers Union
|
|
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Box
3
|
Building and Construction Trades Department
|
|
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Box
3
|
Carmen of America
|
|
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Box
3
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Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers
|
|
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Box
4
|
Chemical Workers
|
|
|
Box
4
|
Cigar Makers
|
|
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Box
4
|
Cleaning and Dye Workers
|
|
|
Box
4
|
Clerks, Brotherhood of Railway
|
|
|
Box
4
|
Clerks (National Federal Post Office)
|
|
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Box
4
|
Clerks, Retail
|
|
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Box
5
|
Coopers
|
|
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Box
5
|
Diamond Workers
|
|
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Box
5
|
Distillery
|
|
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Box
5
|
Draftsmen
|
|
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Box
5
|
Electrical Workers
|
|
|
Box
5
|
Engineers
|
|
|
Box
5
|
Engravers
|
|
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Box
5
|
Farm Labor Union
|
|
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Box
5
|
Fire Fighters
|
|
|
Box
5
|
Firemen and Oilers
|
|
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Box
6
|
Garment Workers
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Glass Bottle Blowers
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Glass Cutters
|
|
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Box
6
|
Glass Workers
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Government Employees
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Hatters, Cap and Millinery
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Hod Carriers, Building, Common Laborers
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Hotel and Restaurant
|
|
|
Box
6
|
International Ladies Garment Workers
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Lathers, International Union of Wood, Wire and Metal
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Laundry Workers
|
|
|
Box
6
|
Leather Workers
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Letter Carriers
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Longshoremen
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Luggage, Belt and Novelty Workers
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Machinists
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Maintenance
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Marble
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Masters, Mates, Pilots
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Meat Cutters
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Metal Workers
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Millers
|
|
|
Box
7
|
Mine Workers
|
|
|
Box
8
|
Molders
|
|
|
Box
8
|
Moving Picture Machine Operators
|
|
|
Box
8
|
Musicians
|
|
|
Box
8
|
Office Employees
|
|
|
Box
8
|
Painters, Decorators
|
|
|
Box
8
|
Papermakers
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Pattern Makers
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Plate Printers
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Plumbers and Steam Fitters
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Polishers, Buffers, Platers
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Porters
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Potters
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Printing Pressmen
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Printing Trades
|
|
|
Box
9
|
Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill
|
|
|
Box
10
|
Railway Employees
|
|
|
Box
10
|
Seafarers
|
|
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Box
10
|
Stage Employees
|
|
|
Box
10
|
State, County and Municipal Employees
|
|
|
Box
11
|
Stereotypers
|
|
|
Box
11
|
Stove Mounters
|
|
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Box
11
|
Switchmen
|
|
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Box
11
|
Teamsters, Chauffeurs
|
|
|
Box
12
|
Telegraphers, Commercial
|
|
|
Box
12
|
Telegrapher, Railroad
|
|
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Box
12
|
Textile Workers
|
|
|
Box
13
|
Typographical
|
|
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Box
13
|
Upholsterers
|
|
|
Box
13
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Wall Paper Craftsmen
|
|
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U.S. Mss 117A/10B
|
Subseries: File B: Arranged by Name of Union Representative
|
|
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Box
1
|
Ad - Bra
|
|
|
Box
2
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Bre - Des
|
|
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Box
3
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Det - Goo
|
|
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Box
4
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Gor - Kno
|
|
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Box
5
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Ko - Or
|
|
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Box
6
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Pa - Si
|
|
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Box
7
|
Sk-Whi
|
|
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Box
8
|
Wi -Y
|
|
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U.S. Mss 117A/10C
|
Subseries: File C: Arranged by Local Union Number
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 15009, Lead Burners Local Union, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 16456, Office Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18053, Optical Workers, Washington, D.C.
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 1856, Federal Labor Union, Kenosha, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18528, Juvenile Wheel Workers, Toledo, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18558, Federal Labor Union, La Crosse, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18760, Chemical Workers, Akron, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18780, Aluminum Workers, St. Louis, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18820, Pittsburgh Optical Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18852, Federal Labor Union, Kansas City, Missouri
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18907, Federal Labor Union, Cleveland, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 18943, Wholesale Hardware, Crockery and House Furnishing Specialties, New York, N.Y.
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 19085, Chemical Workers, Dover, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 19151, Flour and Linseed Workers, Red Wing, Minnesota
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 19253, Cereal Workers, Great Falls, Montana
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 19340, Fabricated Metal Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 19405, Chemical Workers, La Salle, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 19468, Federal Labor Union, Cleveland, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 19469, Federal Labor Union, Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts
|
|
|
Box
1
|
LU# 19489, Aluminum Workers, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20186, Federal Labor Union (metal workers), Barberton, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20206, Federal Labor Union (metal workers), Barberton, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20228, Fruit Cannery Workers, Olympia, Washington
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20230, Slide Fasteners, Meadville, Pennsylvania
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20238, Bronze Workers, Heidelberg, Pennsylvania
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20239, Bait Workers, South Bend, Indiana
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20246, Greenhouse Workers, Akron, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20251, Fruit Cannery Workers, Puyallup, Washington
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20254, Enameling Workers, Bellaire, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20265, Stamping and Enameling Workers, Sebring, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20268, Federal Labor Union (boxboard), Marseilles, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20280, Chemical Workers, Antioch, California
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20283, Soap and Vegetable Oil Workers, Los Angeles, California
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20296, Cannery Workers, Bellingham, Washington
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20299, Match Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20319, Plastic Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20324, Cannery Workers, Sacremento, California
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20332, Federal Labor Union (bobbin manufacturing), Willimansett, Massachusetts
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20355, Artificial Butter, Spice Workers, Norwalk, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20385, United Match Workers, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
2
|
LU# 20386, Natural and Artificial Gas Workers, San Pedro, California
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20389, Artifical Leather, Rubber Workers, Newark, New Jersey
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20402, Federal Labor Union, West Springfield, Massachusetts
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20417, Glue Workers, South Milwaukee, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20418, Distillery Workers, Terre Haute, Indiana
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20430, Chemical Workers, Chicago, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20440, Aluminum and Tin Foil Workers, Richmond, Virginia
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20449, Federal Labor Union (milk producers), Tuscaloosa, Alabama
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20459, Refrigerator Workers, Battle Creek, Michigan
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20460, Gas Workers, Troy, N.Y.
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20468, Brushworkers, Troy, N.Y.
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20482, Federal Labor Union (plumbing,) Indianapolis, Indiana
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20487, Wholesale Grocery Employees, Chicago, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20496, Rectifiers of spirits, wine
|
|
|
Box
3
|
LU# 20498, Scrap iron
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Box
3
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LU# 20505, Cement and Mill workers, Grotto, Washington
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Box
3
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LU# 20514, Chemical workers, Elyris, Ohio
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Box
3
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LU# 20518, Federal Labor Union (grain), New Richmond, Wisconsin
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Box
3
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LU# 20529, Chemical Workers, Port Chicago, California
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Box
3
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LU# 20553, Federal Labor Union (bed manufacturing), Louisville, Kentucky
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Box
3
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LU# 20558, Warehouse Employees, Richmond, Virginia
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Box
3
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LU# 20570, Waukesha Soft Drink, Waukesha, Wisconsin
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Box
3
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LU# 20572, Blast Furnace and Coke, Toledo, Ohio
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Box
3
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LU# 20574, Winery and Distillery, Lodi, California
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Box
3
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LU# 20581, Federal Labor Union (tile), Perth Amboy, New Jersey
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Box
3
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LU# 20582, Federal Labor Union, Springfield, Massachusetts
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Box
3
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LU# 20617, International Ladies Garment Workers, New York, N.Y.
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Box
3
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LU# 20618, Nesco Fabricated Metal, Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
3
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LU# 20620, Gas Workers, Madison, Wisconsin
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Box
3
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LU# 20622, Federal Labor Union (American Can Company), Richmond, Virginia
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Box
3
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LU# 20624, Fruit, Cannery, Agricultural Workers, Hood River, Oregon
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Box
3
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LU# 20630, Sugar Refinery, Alvarado, California
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Box
3
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LU# 20643, Federal Labor Union, Scranton, Pennsylvania
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Box
3
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LU# 20673, McCome Textile, McComb, Mississippi
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Box
3
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LU# 20680, Rubber Tile, Racine, Wisconsin
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Box
3
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LU# 20684, Cloth Window Shade Workers, Oswego, N.Y.
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Box
4
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LU# 20687, Cane Craftsmen, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 20690, Federal Labor Union (battery), Wausau, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20704, Federal Labor Union, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20709, Washer Workers, Joliet, Illinois
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Box
4
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LU# 20713, Federal Labor Union (Lancaster Carbon Company), Lancaster, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 20716, Flour Mill Workers, Mt. Vernon, Indiana
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Box
4
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LU# 20741, Federal Labor Union, Baraboo, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20778, Federal Labor Union, Edgerton, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20783, Federal Labor Union, Algonac, Michigan
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Box
4
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LU# 20784, Federal Labor Union, Stoughton, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20789, American Federation of Grain Processors, Sherman, Texas
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Box
4
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LU# 20802, Flour, Feed and Cereal, El Reno, Oklahoma
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Box
4
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LU# 20822, Brush Makers Federal Labor Union, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20831, Citrus By-Products, Corona, California
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Box
4
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LU# 20839, Electric Refrigerator Cabinet Workers, Connersville, Indiana
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Box
4
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LU# 20845, Cannery Workers Union, Kent, Washington
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Box
4
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LU# 20849, Pickle Workers Union, Green Bay, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20875, Sugar Workers Union, Oxnard, California
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Box
4
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LU# 20889, Rubber Brush Workers, Ironton, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 20893, Mt. Vernon Garment Company, Mt. Vernon, Illinois
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Box
4
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LU# 20897, Federal Labor Union (cereal), Flint, Michigan
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Box
4
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LU# 20905, Cannery Workers, Oakland, California
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Box
4
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LU# 20910, Federal Labor Union, Battle Creek, Michigan
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Box
4
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LU# 20911, Rubber and Plastic Workers, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
4
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LU# 20932, Federal Labor Union, Elyria, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 20935, Federal Labor Union, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20952, Steel Specialty Workers, Green Bay, Wisconsin
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Box
4
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LU# 20956, Flour, Feed and Grain Elevator, Belleville, Illinois
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Box
4
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LU# 20957, Flour, Feed, Cereal, Chicago, Illinois
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Box
4
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LU# 20068, Federal Labor Union, St. Paul, Minnesota
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Box
4
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LU# 20983, Soap and Glycerine, Baltimore, Maryland
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Box
4
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LU# 20939, Packers and Preserve Workers, San Francisco, California
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Box
4
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LU# 21008, Flour, Cereal, Feed Mill, St. Joseph, Missouri
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Box
4
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LU# 21055, Federal Labor Union, Elyria, Ohio
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Box
4
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LU# 21061, Chemical Cotton Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Box
4
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LU# 21070, Cereal Workers, Geneva, N.Y.
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Box
4
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LU# 21054, Fruit and Nut Packers, San Jose, California
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Box
5
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LU# 21088, Federal Labor Union, Clifton, New Jersey
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Box
5
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LU# 21101, Flour Mill Workers, Springfield, Illinois
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Box
5
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LU# 21107, Beauticians Supplies and Cosmetics
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Box
5
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LU# 21109, Federal Labor Union, Petersburg, Arkansas
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Box
5
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LU# 21110, Federal Labor Union, Salem, Oregon
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Box
5
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LU# 21125, Hair Spinners Union, Michigan City, Indiana
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Box
5
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LU# 21130, Federal Labor Union, Bridgeport, Alabama
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Box
5
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LU# 21132, Federal Labor Union (electrometal), Keokuk, Iowa
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Box
5
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LU# 21136, Chemical Workers Akron, Ohio
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Box
5
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LU# 21159, Cosmetic Workers, Kansas City, Missouri
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Box
5
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LU# 21166, Federal Laber Union, Kansas City, Missouri
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Box
5
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LU# 21169, Mineral Wool Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Box
5
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LU# 21175, Federal Labor Union, Connersville, Indiana
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21182, Flour Mill Workers Union, Springfield, Illinois
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Box
5
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LU# 21186, Cement Workers, La Crosse, Wisconsin
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Box
5
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LU# 21195, Chemical Workers, Freeport, Texas
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Box
5
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LU# 21202, Waste Material Workers, Terre Haute, Indiana,
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Box
5
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LU# 21231, Sugar Refinery Employees, Hardine, Montana
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Box
5
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LU# 21243, Federal Labor Union, Milton, Massachusetts
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Box
5
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LU# 21255, Rubber Workers Local, Atlanta, Georgia
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Box
5
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LU# 21264, Distillery Workers, Bristol, Pennsylvania
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Box
5
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LU# 21278, Federal Labor Union, Sandoval, Illinois
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Box
5
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LU# 21288, Chemical Workers, Jersey City, New Jersey
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Box
5
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LU# 21290, Gypsum Mill Workers, Rotan, Texas
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21305, Federal Labor Union, Gouverneur, N.Y.
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21307, Gypsum Mill Workers, Quana, Texas
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21345, Federal Labor Union, Jamestown, N.Y.
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21364, Toy Makers Union, Washington, Indiana
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21375, Smelter Workers, El Paso, Texas
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21421, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Rocky Ford, Colorado
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21422, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Sugar City, Colorado
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21434, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Grand Island, Nebraska
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21469, Quarry Workers, Seattle, Washington
|
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21483, Bag Workers, Seattle, Washington
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21494, Vegetable Packinghouse Employees, Princeton, Florida
|
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Box
5
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LU# 21527, United Soap, Glycerine, Edible 0il Workers, West New York, New Jersey
|
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21576, Cereal, Feed, Flour and Elevator, Omaha, Nebraska
|
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 21584, Motor and Bus Terminal Checkers, Wichita, Kansas
|
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 21640, Rubber Workers, Milford, Massachusetts
|
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 21643, Rock Products Workers, Long Beach, California
|
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 21646, Soap and Edible Oil Workers, Portsmouth, Virginia
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 21662, Newspaper Commercial Associate, Chicago, Illinois
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21695, Grain Processors Union, Keokuk, Iowa
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 21712, Federal Labor Union, Champlain, N.Y.
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21721, Federal Labor Union, Watertown, Massachusetts
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21733, Federal Labor Union, Collinsville, Illinois
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21739, Carbon Black Workers, Sterlington, Louisiana
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21765, Chemical Workers, Crosseth, Arkansas
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21785, Chemical Workers, Wausau, Wisconsin
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21825, Petroleum Workers, Albany, N.Y.
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21826, Beet Sugar Refinery, Johnstown, Colorado
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21876, Chemical Workers, Marquette, Michigan
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21921, Chemical Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21929, United Grain Processors, Liberal, Kansas
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21930, News Writers, Reporters, Editorial Writers, Portsmouth, Virginia
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21935, Red Ore Miners, Bessemer, Alabama
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21938, Federal Labor Union, Onargo, Illinois
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21240, Fish Handlers, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21942, Feral Labor Union, Eleanor, West Virginia
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21959, Federal Labor Union, York, Pennsylvania
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21960, Plastic Tape Workers, Michigan City, Indiana
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21965, Linseed Oil Workers, Fort Lee, New Jersey
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21978, Can Workers Local, Tampa, Florida
|
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Box
6
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LU# 21989, Chemical Workers, Cambridge, Massachusetts
|
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Box
6
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LU# 22001, Federal Labor Union, Goshen, Indiana
|
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Box
6
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LU# 22002, Dairy Products Employees, Hoboken, New Jersey
|
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Box
6
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LU# 22004, Textile Workers, Providence, Rhode Island
|
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Box
6
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LU# 22014, Rubber Workers, Providence, Rhode Island
|
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Box
6
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LU# 22026, Chemical and Oil Workers, Kearney, New Jersey
|
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Box
6
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LU# 22041, Chemical Workers, Mulberry, Florida
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Box
6
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LU# 22050, Soap Workers, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Box
6
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LU# 22052, Brewery Workers, Honolulu, Hawaii
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 22055, Office Employees, Richmond, Virginia
|
|
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Box
6
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LU# 22101, Cannery Workers, Nebraska City, Nebraska
|
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 22106, Circulation office, Tampa, Florida
|
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 22111, Fontana Miners, Proctor, North Carolina
|
|
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Box
6
|
LU# 22118, Federal Labor Union (gas & light), Perth Amboy, New Jersey
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22127, Federal Labor Union (flour milling), Fredonia, Kansas
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22162, Chemical Workers, Painesville, Ohio
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22168
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22178, Optical Workers, New Orleans, Louisiana
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22198, Pigment, Color and Chemical Workers
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22201, Washington Newspaper Service, Washington, D.C.
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22222, Publicity, Newswriters, Office Workers, Tampa, Florida
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22240, Federal Labor Union, Marseilles, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22254, United Saw File & Steel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22278, Federal Labor Union, Galesburg, Illinois
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22311, Gas, Coke and Chemical Product Workers, Jersey City, New Jersey
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22319, Federal Labor Union, Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22320, Fabricated Metal Workers, Mayville, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22328, Federal Labor Union, Knoxville, Tennessee
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22341, Roofing & Veneer Products Workers, Vandalia, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22390, Optical Case Workers, Irvington, New Jersey
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22394, Federal Labor Union, Dayton, Ohio
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22401, Federal Labor Union, Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22403, Aluminum Workers, Kewaunee, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22408, Rubber Workers, Wabash, Indiana
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22410, Office Employees, Detroit, Michigan
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22417, Black Hills Mine & Mill Workers, Deadwood, South Dakota
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22443, Beet Sugar Refinery Employees, Ft. Morgan, Colorado
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22451, Federal Labor Union, Lawrence, Massachusetts
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22462, Federal Labor Union, Hillside, New Jersey
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22476, United Greenhouse Workers, Pana, Illinois
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22484, Auto Tool Workers Union, Newport, Pennsylvania
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22494, Federal Labor Union, Goshen, Indiana
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22495, Federal Labor Union, De Kalb, Illinois
|
|
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Box
7
|
LU# 22506, Western Union Employees, Portland, Oregon
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22515, Federal Labor Union, Nedrow, N.Y.
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22516, Battery Workers, Dubuque, Iowa
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22517, Paducah Central Labor, Paducah, Kentucky
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22521, Silver Mine Workers Union, Shafter, Texas
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22565, United Phosphate, Plant City, Florida
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 27574, Chemical Workers, Bethalto, Illinois
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22615, Photographic and Chemical Workers, Binghamton, N.Y.
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22620, Federal Labor Union, Baltimore, Maryland
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22622, Michigan Consolidated Gas Workers, Grand Rapids, Michigan
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22631, Federal Labor Union, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22639, Federal Labor Union, Cobleskill, N.Y.
|
|
|
Box
7
|
LU# 22640, Federal Labor Union, Knoxville, Tennessee
|
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Box
7
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LU# 22643, Federal Labor Union, Greencastle, Indiana
|
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U.S. Mss 117A/10D
|
Subseries: File D: Statistical File
: Manuscript and printed statistics concerning unemployment and wage scales compiled by the Office of Information and Research.
: Alphabetical by subject.
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Box
1
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Adjustments - Unemployment Estimate
|
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Box
1
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Agriculture
|
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Box
1
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Air Transportation
|
|
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Box
1
|
Armed Forces
|
|
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Box
1
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Banking
|
|
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Box
1
|
Building Construction
|
|
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Box
1
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Roads
|
|
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Box
1
|
Domestic Service
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Worksheet
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Education
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Electric Light and Power
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Electric Railways and Motor Bus Operators
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Employment and Payrolls
|
|
|
Employment
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Real Estate
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Work Figures
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Entrepreneurs and Management
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Federal Service - Roads
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Fisheries
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Government
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Hotels
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Increase in Gainful Workers
|
|
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Box
1
|
Interstate Commerce Commission
|
|
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Box
1
|
Laundries - Dyeing and Cleaning
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Manufacturing
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Wage Earners
|
|
|
Box
1
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Mining - Coal, Metal, Quarries, Petroleum
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Motor Transportation
|
|
|
Box
1
|
Personal Service (Barber and Beauty Shop)
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Pipe Line Transportation
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Port of Boston
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Professionals
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Professions
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Public Utilities
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Recreation and Amusement
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Restaurants
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Salaried Workers
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Work sheets
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Service Industries
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Studies
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Steam Railroads
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Telephones - Telegraphs
|
|
|
Box
2
|
All Trades
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Unemployment
|
|
|
Box
2
|
New York Times
|
|
|
Unemployment Estimate
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Coal, Anthracite
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Coal, Bituminous
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Entrepreneurs
|
|
|
Box
2
|
R. Nathan's 1935 figure
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Quarries and Non-Metallic
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Railroads
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Unknown Worksheets
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Water Transportation
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Wholesale and Retail Trade
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Unemployment Estimate
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Revised Unemployment Estimate
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Weighted Figure, 1937-1939
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Unemployment Reports
|
|
|
Series: Series 11: Files of the Office of the President, 1881-1952
|
|
|
U.S. Mss 117A/11A
|
Subseries: File A: Samuel Gompers Papers, 1878-1937
: Also available as a microfilm publication in the Historical Society Library.
: Papers from the era of Samuel Gompers' presidency are divided into the following categories: General Correspondence, National and International Union Correspondence, Speeches and Writings, Conferences, Hearings, Reports and Reference Material, and Appointment Records. Arrangement of each category is chronological except for the National and International Union Correspondence which is organized alphabetically by the name of the union, and thereunder chronologically. The General Correspondence is accompanied by an index to the names of all addressees and signers of letters, and listing of dates of all letters and documents addressed to or signed by them. The Speeches and Writings, Conferences, and Hearings are each preceded by a calendar which includes the dates and a description of each item in the category. For a more complete description of File A see the published guide to the AFL records microfilm edition.
|
|
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Box
1
|
Index to General Correspondence
|
|
|
General Correspondence
|
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|
Box
2
|
1888, April-1904, December
|
|
|
Box
3
|
1905, January-1906, March
|
|
|
Box
4
|
1906, April-1906, September 8
|
|
|
Box
5
|
1906, September 9-1906, October 16
|
|
|
Box
6
|
1906, October 17-1907, August
|
|
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Box
7
|
1907, September-1908, May 4
|
|
|
Box
8
|
1908, May 5-August 24
|
|
|
Box
9
|
1908, August 25-September 23
|
|
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Box
10
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1908, September 24-October 21
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1908, October 22-1909, May
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1909, June-1910, June 22
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1910, June 23-October 31
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1910, November 1-1911, July
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1911, August-1912, July
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1912, August-1913, June 10
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1913, June 11-1914, June 10
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1914, June 11-December
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1915
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1916, January-July
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1916, August-1917, February
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1917, March-May 10
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1917, May 11-June 14
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1917, June 15-July 18
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1917, July 19-August 21
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1917, August 22-September 21
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1917, September 22-October
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1917, November-December 22
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1917, December 24-1918, January
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1918, February-March 17
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1918, March 18-April 19
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1918, April 20-May
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1918, June-July
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1918, August-September
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1918, October-December
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1919, January-April
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1919, May-October 20
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1919, October 21-1920, April
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1920, May-1921, August
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1921, September-1922
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1923-1924, November
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1924, December-1937, February 12
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National & International Union Correspondence
: When the AFL collection was originally processed the National and International Union Correspondence was in boxes 75-79 of the Strikes and Agreements File (Series 7). [10/9/79]
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Box
43
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ACTORS-Chorus and Ballet Girls' Union, 1902
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Box
43
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American AGENTS' Association, 1895-1900
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Box
43
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Insurance AGENTS' Organizations, 1902
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Box
43
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AXE and Edge Tool Makers' National Union, 1891
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Box
43
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Journeymen BAKERS' and Confectioners' International Union, 1890-1899
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Box
43
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Journeymen BARBERS' International Union of America, 1891-1899
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Box
43
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Brotherhood of BICYCLE Mechanics, 1896-1901
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Box
43
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International Brotherhood of BLACKSMITHS, 1893-1901
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Box
43
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BLAST Furnace Workers, 1896
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Box
43
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Brotherhood of BOILERMAKERS and Iron Ship Builders, 1896-1901
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Box
43
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International Brotherhood of BOOKBINDERS, 1898, 1901
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Box
43
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BOOT and Shoe Workers International Union, 1891-1902
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Box
43
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United Order of BOXMAKERS' and Sawyers' Union, 1898-1903
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Box
44
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Brotherhood of BRASS Workers, 1892-1896
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Box
44
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National Union of the United BREWERY Workmen, 1891-1904
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Box
44
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BRICKLAYERS and Masons' International Union, 1890-1900
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Box
44
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BRIDGE and Structural Iron Workers Union, 1900
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Box
44
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International BROOM Makers' Union, 1896-1900
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Box
44
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BUILDING Trades, 1900-1904
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Box
44
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Brotherhood of Railway CARMEN of America, 1899
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Box
44
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United Brotherhood of CARPENTERS and Joiners, 1891-1902
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Box
44
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CARRIAGE and Wagon Workers' Union, 1894, 1899-1900
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Box
44
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Wood CARVERS' Association, 1898
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Box
44
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CIGAR Makers' International Union of America, 1893-1907
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Box
44
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National Federation of Post Office CLERKS, 1899-1906, 1911
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Box
44
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Brotherhood of Railway CLERKS of America, 1900, 1911
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Box
44
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Retail CLERKS International Protective Association, 1891-1902
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Box
44
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Order of Railway CONDUCTORS, 1897
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Box
45
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COOPERS' International Union of North America, 1894-1901
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Box
45
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International Brotherhood of ELECTRICAL Workers, 1893-1903
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Box
45
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Amalgamated Society of ENGINEERS, 1901
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Box
45
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Coal Hoisting ENGINEERS, 1899
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Box
45
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Brotherhood of Locomotive ENGINEERS, 1893, 1897
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Box
45
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Marine ENGINEERS' Beneficial Association, 1903
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Box
45
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Corliss Association of Stationary ENGINEERS, 1894-1895
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Box
45
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National and International Union of Steam ENGINEERS of America, 1894-1903
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Box
45
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International Photo ENGRAVERS' Union of North America, 1901-1902
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Box
45
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Brotherhood of Locomotive FIREMEN, 1893, 1902
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Box
45
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Brotherhood of Stationary FIREMEN, 1901
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Box
45
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FISHERMEN'S Protective Union, 1894
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Box
45
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FLOUR Packers' and Nailers' Benevolent Association, 1903
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Box
45
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International FURNITURE Workers Union of America, 1891-1895
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Box
45
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FURRIERS Union of the United States and Canada, 1896
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Box
45
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International Ladies GARMENT Workers, 1901
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Box
45
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United GARMENT Workers of America, 1891-1901
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Box
45
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GLASS Bottle Blowers Association of the United States and Canada, 1896-1903
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Box
45
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American Flint GLASS Workers' Union, 1892-1902
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Box
45
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GRANITE Cutters' National Union, 1891-1901
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Box
45
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HAT Makers' National Association, 1893-1903
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Box
45
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International HOD Carriers and Building Laborers of America, 1903
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Box
45
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HORSE Collar Makers' National Union, 1892
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Box
45
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National Union of HOSPITAL Attendants and Nurses, 1903
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Box
45
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HOTEL and Restaurant Employees, 1892, 1900-1904
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Box
45
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Amalgamated Association of IRON and Steel Workers, 1890-1898
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Box
45
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International JEWELRY Workers Union of America, 1901
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Box
45
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International LABORERS Union, 1898-1899, 1905
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Box
45
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Amalgamated LACE Curtain Operatives, 1894
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Box
45
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LASTERS' Protective Union, 1893, 1900
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Box
45
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American Federation of LATHERS, 1893, 1899-1900
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Box
45
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LAUNDRY Workers' Unions, 1900
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Box
45
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United Brotherhood of LEATHER Workers on Horse Goods, 1893-1901
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Box
45
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LETTER Carriers' Association, 1900
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Box
45
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International LONGSHOREMEN'S Association, 1894-1901
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Box
46
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International Association of MACHINISTS, 1893-1901
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Box
46
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Amalgamated MEAT Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, 1896-1901
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Box
46
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METAL Trades, 1896-1903
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Box
46
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Amalgamated Sheet METAL Workers, 1899
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Box
46
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United METAL Workers International Union, 1900-1901
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Box
46
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MILLERS, 1899
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Box
46
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United MINE Workers, 1895-1903
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Box
46
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Iron MOLDERS' Union of North America, 1892-1901
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Box
46
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American Federation of MUSICIANS, 1891-1903
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Box
46
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International Brotherhood of OIL and Gas Well Workers, 1901
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Box
46
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Brotherhood of PAINTERS and Decorators; National Paperhangers, 1890-1902
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Box
46
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PATTERN Makers' National League of North America, 1890
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Box
46
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PAVING Cutters' Union, 1892, 1903
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Box
46
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PIANO and Organ Workers, 1900-1901
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Box
46
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American PILOTS Association, 1906
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Box
46
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Operative PLASTERERS' International Association, 1890-1891, 1900
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Box
46
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United States Association of Journeymen PLUMBERS, Gas Fitters, etc., 1893, 1898-1902
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Box
47
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Metal POLISHERS, Buffers and Platers Union, 1894-1902
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Box
47
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Pullman Car PORTERS, 1902
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Box
47
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Plate PRINTERS, 1893, 1898-1901
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Box
47
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International PRINTING Pressmen's Union, 1897-1901
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Box
47
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QUARRYMEN'S National Union, 1892-1898
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Box
47
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American RAILWAY Union, 1896
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Box
47
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Slate and Tile ROOFERS, 1901
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Box
47
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National SEAMEN'S Union, 1885, 1890-1903, 1910
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Box
47
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United SHIRT and Waist Workers, 1900
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Box
47
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Brotherhood of Railway SHOP Employees, 1892-1893, 1900, 1902
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Box
47
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National SPINNERS' Association, 1901
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Box
47
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STEAM and Hot Water Fitters, 1896, 1899
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Box
47
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National STOGIE Makers League, 1902
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Box
47
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Journeymen STONE Cutters' Association, 1903
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Box
47
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American Association of STREET and Electric Railway Employees of America, 1892-1896, 1901, 1904
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Box
47
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Journeymen TAILORS Union, 1894-1901, 1904
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Box
47
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United Brotherhood of TANNERS and Curriers, 1893-1894, 1899
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Box
47
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TEACHERS' Associations, 1903, 1910
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Box
47
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TEAMSTERS' Unions, 1893, 1898-1907
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Box
47
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Railroad and Commercial TELEGRAPHERS, 1896, 1901
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Box
47
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International Union of TEXTILE Workers, 1896-1901
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Box
47
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United TEXTILE Workers of America, 1898, 1900, 1905, 1907
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Box
48
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National Alliance of THEATRICAL Stage Employees, 1894-1907
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Box
48
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Mosaic and Encaustic TILE Layers Union, 1891, 1897-1901
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Box
48
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TIN Plate Workers, 1899
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Box
48
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TIN, Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers, 1894-1897
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Box
48
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TOBACCO Workers' International Union, 1894-1903
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Box
48
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Brotherhood of Railway TRACKMEN, 1900
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Box
48
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Brotherhood of Railway TRAINMEN, 1892, 1897, 1902-1904
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Box
48
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TYPOGRAPHICAL Union, 1891-1899
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Box
48
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UPHOLSTERERS' Union, 1891, 1900
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Box
48
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Hardwood, Furniture and Piano VARNISHERS, 1893
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Box
48
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WALLPAPER Printers and Color Mixers, 1901
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Box
48
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WATCH Workers, 1898, 1900
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Box
48
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Federated WIRE Trades, 1897-1898
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Box
48
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Amalgamated WOOD Workers, 1896-1903
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Box
49
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Calendar of Speeches and Writings
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Speeches and Writings
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Box
49
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1894-1913
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Box
50
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1914-1918, May
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Box
51
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1918, June-1919, October
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Box
52
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1919, November-1921, June
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Box
53
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1921, July-1922, September
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Box
54
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1922, October-1925, December
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Box
55
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Calendar of Conferences
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Conferences
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Box
55
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1901-1918
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Box
56
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1919-1922
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Box
57
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1923, January-1924, December & undated
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Box
58
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Calendar of Hearings
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Hearings
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Box
58
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1899, February-1917, January 17
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Box
59
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1917, January19-1924
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Reports & Reference Material
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Box
60
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1878-1916
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Box
61
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1917, January-1918, February
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Box
62
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1918, March-October
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Box
63
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1918, November-1920, April
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Box
64
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1920, May-1924, September
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Box
65
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1924, October-1936 & undated
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Appointment Records
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Box
66
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1902-1916
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Box
67
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1917-1924
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U.S. Mss 117A/11B
|
Subseries: File B: William Green Papers, 1915-1945The correspondence in File B is arranged alphabetically according to subject. Except for the material under the two headings, “Green Personal,” and “World War II Policy,” this series contains correspondence for the years from 1924 to 1939. The few Folders of Green's personal papers range in date from 1915 to 1928. They deal with his personal associations with the United Mine Workers prior to 1925, and organization of the union's publication. Also included are letters between Green and his political associates, correspondence with Samuel Gompers in the period immediately prior to Gompers' death, copies of Green's reports as Secretary-Treasurer of the United Mine Workers, and some Auditor's Reports. The World War II Policy files relate entirely to the period from 1941 to 1945.
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1
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Alaska
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Box
1
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American Legion
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Box
1
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American Red Cross
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Appointments
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Box
1
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Miscellaneous
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Box
1
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Presidential
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Box
2
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Arbitration, Compulsory
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Box
2
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Ballot, Presidential
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Box
2
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Banking, Credit, and Currency
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2
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Barbers' Licenses, Legislation
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Box
2
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Bonus, Soldiers
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Box
2
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Boulder Dam
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Box
2
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Child Health
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Box
2
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Child Labor
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Box
2
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Cost of Living
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Box
2
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Cuba
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Box
2
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Disarmament
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Box
2
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Economy Legislation
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Box
2
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Equal Rights
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Box
2
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Espionage, Industrial
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Box
3
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Federal Employee
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Box
3
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Foreign Debt
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Box
3
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Foreign Service
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Box
3
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Green, Personal
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Box
4
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Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
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Box
4
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Injunctions
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Box
4
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Insurance
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Box
4
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Kansas Industrial Court
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Box
4
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Labor, Miscellaneous
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Box
4
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Latin American Countries
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Box
4
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Layoffs, Treasury Printers
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Legislation
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Box
4
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Anti-Trust
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Box
4
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Merchant Marine and Fisheries
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Box
4
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Miscellaneous
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4
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Legislative Committee
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Box
5
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Meat Packers, Court Decree
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Box
5
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Mexico
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Box
5
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Musicians
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Box
5
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Muscle Shoals
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Box
5
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Mussolini
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Box
5
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Narcotics
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Box
5
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National Civic Federation
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5
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National Economic Council
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5
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National Recovery Administration (NRA)
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Box
5
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Oleomargerine
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Box
5
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Open Shop
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Box
5
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Pan American Federation of Labor
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Box
5
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Papermakers Union
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Box
5
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Parks
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Box
5
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Patents
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Box
5
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Pensions
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Box
5
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People's Legislative Service
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Box
5
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Postal Workers
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Box
5
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Public Works
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Box
6
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Rackets
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Box
6
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Reclamation
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6
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC)
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Box
6
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Recovery, Economic Proposals
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6
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Relief, Emergency Credit
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Box
6
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Retirement
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6
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Revenue Bills, U.S.
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6
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Seamen, Alien
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6
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Share-The-Work Movement
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6
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Ship Building
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6
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Silver, Monetary
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Box
7
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Slavery, 1926-1929
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7
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Slavery, International Conference
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Box
7
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Strikes, 1925-1931
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Box
7
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Subsidy, Ships
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Box
7
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Taxation
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Box
7
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Unemployment Legislation, Relief
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Box
8
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Vocational Education
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Wages and Hours
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Box
8
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General
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Box
8
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Eight Hour Day
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Box
8
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Twelve Hour Day
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Box
9
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Workmen's Compensation
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World War II Policy
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Box
9
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Pledges of support for defense effort by affiliated unions
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Box
9
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Requests by affiliated unions for conference on defense cooperation
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Box
9
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Priorities
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Box
9
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Japanese War on China
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Box
9
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European War, Aid to Britain
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Box
9
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National War Labor Board
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Box
9
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Special Executive Council Meeting
: Report on Labor's Policy to President Roosevelt, to individual members of Congress, and to labor organizations. Replies from labor leaders and members of Congress. Two letters from President Roosevelt, 1941, December 13 and December 24.
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Box
10
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No Strike Policy
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Box
10
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Conference of International Unions, December 16, 1941
: Includes letters from Frances Perkins, December 13 and December 24, 1941.
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Box
10
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War Production Crisis; Joint Statement of A.F.L. and C.I.O.
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Box
10
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Labor's Victory Board, combined labor board of A.F.L. and C.I.O.
: Includes letters from Roosevelt, 1942, January 22 and January 27.
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Box
10
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Green's Labor Day Speech, 1943
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Box
10
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Production cut-back, 1945
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Box
10
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Yellow Dog Contracts
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U.S. Mss 117A/11C
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Subseries: File C: William Green Papers, 1934-1951: File C deals almost entirely with the policy and administration of William Green as the President of the A.F.L. during the period of the formation of the C.I.O and the succeeding period of conflicting relations between the A.F.L. and the C.I.O. Grouped within File C is correspondence filed under the following headings: - Historical File
- Convention File
- Relations with the C.I.O.
- Political Collaboration with the C.I.O.
- Papers Favoring A.F.L. C.I.O Unity
- National and International Union Correspondence
- State Federations of Labor Correspondence
- Central Labor Union Correspondence
- Local Union Correspondence
- Miscellaneous Correspondence
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Historical File
This file contains a report of the 1934 A.F.L. Convention, which shows a great many resolutions were introduced proposing organization of industrial unions. The report states that, with the passage of the Wagner Act defining and protecting the right of workers to organize, a great clamor arose for the organization of the unorganized workers. This 1934 convention took place in San Francisco, where delegates stated that many industrial unions had been formed and were asking for A.F.L. charters. The report shows that a Committee on Industrial Organization was appointed at this convention, which was to render its report at the 1935 convention at Atlantic City.
These records also contain a minority report of the Committee on Industrial Organization, which was presented and defended by Charles P. Howard, later Secretary of the C.I.O. There is a copy of a news release, dated November 10, 1935, announcing the formation of a new Committee on Industrial Organization, which would operate on the basis of the minority report. Letters by William Green in this period of the file show grave concern that the labor movement would be split and destroyed by internal struggles. A December 17, 1935 letter by John P. Frey states that there was satisfaction to employers who wish to see labor weakened, and to communists, who hoped to enter the struggle.
The Executive Council of the A.F.L., August 5, 1936, issued a report, which takes up several hundred pages in this file, on the C.I.O., and which includes a lengthy statement by Henry Ohl, president of the Wisconsin Federation of Labor. This Executive Council report contains statements on jurisdictional strikes, violence and intimidation, communist activity, and propaganda. Through 1937 and 1938 the file contains press releases and letters about the A.F.L. - C.I.O. conflict, and about revocations of charters of state, central, and local unions, as well as of their reorganization.
There is also a folder of letters from congressmen and senators, and a letter from John L. Lewis resigning as president of the C.I.O. One group of news releases concerns the Harry Bridges Defense Committee in 1941.
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1934-1936
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Convention File, 1935-1952
Box 4 contains the initial group of these files received in the Archives. It consists of correspondence preparatory to conventions, resolutions passed by conventions, Executive Council reports of actions pursuant to convention decisions, and related correspondence. There is an overlapping of dates in the correspondence relating to each annual convention because of the continuity of the subject matter considered from year to year. The 1947 convention file, for example, may contain correspondence dated 1946 and 1948. The file includes a 60-page typewritten report on the relations between the A.F.L. and the C.I.O. which was given to the 1937 convention. Charlton Ogburn, counselor for the A.F.L., wrote a letter, included here, outlining the legal basis for suspending C.I.O. unions and the possibility of obtaining a permanent injunction against them. Attorney Joseph A. Padway, in an October 1937 letter, cites authority whereby the A.F.L. may refuse to seat convention delegates.
This file shows that negotiations between the two great unions were resumed with a 1942 “No-raid” agreement, and in 1943 with a proposal by Philip Murray to arbitrate jurisdictional disputes. By 1945, letters to Green show Murray was organizing the building trades. In 1947, after the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act, letters in the file proposed a joint effort to meet attacks by industrialists and lawmakers, and co-operation in post-war reconversion of industry, housing, and unemployment.
About three years after acquisition of the first group of A.F.L. papers, the Archives received additional material for the Convention File, covering the period 1947 to 1952, now in Box 5-23. The newer material covers much the same subjects as were treated in conventions prior to 1947. In addition, nearly one half the 1947 to 1952 file is concerned with such matters as the International Labor Organization, International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, formation of an international labor organization not dom1nated by communists, European Recovery Program, United Nations, and other related matters.
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Box
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1935-1948
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, 1947 A to Hol
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, 1947 Int to Lab
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, 1947 Lab to Pay
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, 1947 Pas to Taf
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Relations with the C.I.O.
Letters in this file show a great deal of organizing activity on the part of the A.F.L. as well as the C.I.O. In a July 31, 1936 letter, President M. F. Tighe, of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers, said there was quite a bit of confusion, and that, in organization of steel workers, Philip Murray seemed to be running the show. Rather than suspend certain A.F.L. unions for C.I.O. activities, a letter from Charlton Ogburn suggested that it would be better to wait until the unions were automatically disqualified for non-payment of dues. A letter from Organizer Francis Fenton to Green, September 28, 1937, disclosed that the C.I.O. was issuing charters to member unions. The ensuing correspondence of this period in the file relates to litigation over funds of defecting unions, jurisdictional strikes, membership raids, and peace committees.
A letter from Franklin D. Roosevelt, September 30, 1939, appears in this file, asking both the A.F.L. and the C.I.O. to form a joint peace committee.
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Political Collaboration with the C.I.O., 1937-1947
: In this file a letter from Rhode Island Federation of Labor President Joseph T. Cahir to Green, December 29, 1937, states that Rhode Island has a Labor's Non-Partisan League, of which Cahir is president, and the A.F.L. in control. Green's return letter replies that the Labor's Non-Partisan League is considered a C.I.O. adjunct. Many letters from local and central unions tell of cooperation with the C.I.O., to each of which Green's letters reply that there should be no collaboration. Green's letter, January 28, 1938, to Kenneth I. Taylor, legislative agent for the Massachusetts Federation of Labor, states, “We can not delegate authority and power to some C.I.O. auxiliary to formulate and execute a political policy for the American Federation of Labor.”
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Papers Favoring A.F.L.-C.I.O. Unity
: This file consists of letters, telegrams, resolutions, and memoranda from individuals and from organizations in labor, government, industry, churches, and other sources.
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1935-1938
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National and International Unions Correspondence
Correspondence of national and international unions is arranged according to the commonly used name of each union. The United Auto Workers Union is listed under “A” for Auto Workers. The international Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers, and Helpers is listed under “B” for Blacksmiths. The United Brotherhood of Carpenters is listed under “C” for Carpenters.
National and international union correspondence consists of communications between the Office of President William Green and the unions. The same subject matter is covered by correspondence in this file as in the ones previously listed, except that it pertains more directly to the unions named. More noteworthy correspondence is that of the Newspaper Guild, the Mine Workers, the Auto Workers, and the Steel Workers.
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Actors Union
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Auto Workers
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Barbers
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Boiler Makers
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Boot and Shoe
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Brewery Workers
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Bricklayers
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Bridge Workers
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Building Service
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Carpenters Union
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Cement Workers
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Furniture Workers
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Garment Workers
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Glass Blowers
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Glass Workers
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Glove Workers
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Grain Processors
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Government Employees
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Handbag Workors
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Hatters
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Hod Carriers
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Hotel and Restaurant
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Jewelry Workers
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Leather Workers
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Letter Carriers
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Locomotive Engineers
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Longshoremen
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Machinists
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Marine Engineers
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Maritime Unions
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Match Workers
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Metal Polishers
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Mine Workers
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Mine workers, continued
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Molders
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Municipal Employees
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Musicians
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Newspaper Guild
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Office Workers
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Oil Workers
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Packinghouse Workers
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Painters
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Paper Workers
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Pattern Makers
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Photo Engravers
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Plasterers
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Plumbers
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Powder Workers
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Pressmen
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Quarrymen
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Railway, Street and Bus
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Rubber Workers
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Seafarers, Masters, Mates & Pilots
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Sheep Shearers
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Ship Builders
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Shoe Workers
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Sleeping Car Porters
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Steel Workers
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Switchmen
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Teachers
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Teamsters
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Technical Engineers
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Telegraphers
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Telephone Workers
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Textile Workers
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Tobacco Workers
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Trainmen, Railroad
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Typographical Union
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Upholsterers
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Wallpaper Craftsmen
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State Federations of Labor Correspondence
Correspondence of the state federations of labor is filed by state in alphabetical order. This covers subjects previously listed, but concerns the situation within a given state. Letters from Green's office indicate to officers of state federations that they may not continue to accept membership of locals belonging to suspended international unions, or of any C.I.O. union. Montana and Oregon files record convention contests with C.I.O. sympathizers.
Canadian unions are listed under “C”. There are no folders for Alaska, Florida, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, and Missouri.
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Canada
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Georgia
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Idaho
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Iowa
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Louisiana
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Maryland
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Minnesota
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New Mexico
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New York
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North Carolina
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North Dakota
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Ohio
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Texas
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Virginia
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Central Labor Union Correspondence
Correspondence of central labor unions is filed according to the state, then the city, of its location. Letters of the Trades and Labor Council of Contra Costa County, California, are a good example of the process in which part of the organization became C.I.O., and the remainder was reorganized by the A.F.L. Correspondence with the Minneapolis Central Union recounts jurisdictional disputes, infiltration of communists, endorsement of Hubert Humphrey as candidate for mayor of Minneapolis, and the Minneapolis Teamster strike of 1946.
Central unions of Canada are listed under “C”. There are no folders for Delaware, Colorado, Maine, Idaho, New Mexico, Mississippi, Vermont, and Wyoming.
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Alaska
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Iowa
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New York
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North Carolina
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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Pennsylvania
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Local Union Correspondence, 1937-1947
: Local union correspondence is filed by the commonly used name of the union, according to years. There is comparatively little direct correspondence between local unions and the president of the A.F.L. One exception is the file in the Aluminum Workers local of New Kensington, Pennsylvania, which concerns litigation on the part of the A.F.L. to recover funds from the local, which had defected to the C.I.O.
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Miscellaneous Correspondence
: This file contains such varied materials as a report by John P. Frey on British Trade Unionism, January, 1937; and letters concerning labor's war efforts in World War II, housing, the New Deal, and communism. There are many letters in the file from lawyers, churchmen, politicians, and industrialists, offering unsolicited advice on relations with the C.I.O.
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1936-1938
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1937-1940
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U.S. Mss 117A/11D
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Subseries: File D: William Green Papers, 1924-1952 (mostly after 1948)
: These 23 boxes of letters have been kept in their original arrangement, which differs from that of previously described files. The material is general correspondence filed alphabetically under the name of the individual, organization, or general subject to which the substance of the letter relates, such as American Red Cross, Human Rights, Legislation, etc., as indicated in the list below.
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Subseries: File E: William Green Papers (Speeches and Articles), 1925-1952This file, consisting of 16 boxes of articles and speeches, includes 695 labor speeches, 218 special addresses, 1238 news releases, 1230 magazine articles, and 165 items of Green's testimony at hearings before Congressional Committees. These are numbered consecutively in each group. The labor speeches are in group B, special addresses in group E, news releases in group F, magazine articles in group C, and congressional testimony in group H. The group numbers also reflect chronological order. Box 16 contains calendars (chronological lists with brief descriptions) for all items in this subseries except magazine articles.
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Calendar of Special Addresses
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Calendar of Congressional Hearings
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U.S. Mss 117A/12
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Series: Series 12: Mining Department Records, 1911-1915
: Also available as a microfilm publication available in the Historical Society Library.
When the AFL collection was originally processed, the Mining Department Records were in box 80 of the Strikes and Agreements File (Series 7). [10/9/1979]
: Beginning in 1908 the AFL chartered a number of departments, each composed of national and international unions employed within the same industry. These Mining Department records consist of correspondence and a few other papers of James Lord who became the Department's first paid president at his election in January 1914. About half pre-date Lord's election and concern his activities as an official of District 12 (Illinois) of the United Mine Workers of America.
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General
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Western Federation of Miners
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Box
1
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International Association of Machinists
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Box
1
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International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel and Dredgemen
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Box
1
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United Mine Workers-Illinois Coal Operators Joint Board Hearings
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Disc 53A
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Series: Series 13: Disc Recordings, 1946, 1955, undated
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No.
1-3
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AFL Convention, undated
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No.
4
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Meany's Labor Day Message, September 5, 1955
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No.
5-6
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Labor on Parade, September 2, 1946
: Recorded by WTMJ, Milwaukee.
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Manpower
: Copyrighted by Lowe Features
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No.
7
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Programs 5-6
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No.
8
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Programs 7-8
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No.
9
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Programs 11-12
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No.
10
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Programs 13-14
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No.
11
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Programs 15-16
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No.
12
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Programs 17-18
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U.S. Mss 117A/14
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Series: Series 14: Executive Council Minutes, 1952
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Box
1
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Minutes of Meetings of the Executive Council, January-November, 1952
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