Part 1 (film call numbers): Films
Physical Description: 98 films (16 mm), 4 films (35 mm), and 1 videorecording 

Series: AFL-CIO General Union Films

1968: Labor's Year of Challenge
Note: An AFL-CIO COPE film.

1970: The Big One
Note: A film produced for the Committee on Political Education (COPE) stressing the importance of voting in Congressional elections. Film features Al Barkan and George Meany. Meany talks about what it takes to have a successful election; he mentions the COPE voter registration drives, encourages members to donate to COPE, and to vote on election day.

AFL-CIO Endorses Mondale, circa 1983
Note: Footage of the AFL-CIO convention where Walter Mondale is endorsed. Also includes footage of Mondale talking to people and answering their questions about the economy, the need for more jobs, housing concerns, and concerns of union-busting.

A Conversation at the White House, 1968
Note: AFL-CIO leader George Meany and President Lyndon Johnson in a 1967 discussion at the White House. Topics include: labor issues, educational programs, health care, urban renewal, and foreign policy towards Vietnam.

A Personal Commitment, 1970
Note: Film details the step-by-step procedure for conducting an effective voter registration campaign.

A Political Message, 1971
Note: An AFL-CIO COPE film produced by Maurer, Fleisher, Zon & Associates. Film critiques Nixon for not keeping his promises and failing working people; discusses how unemployment rates and violent crime rates increased during his administration. Film encourages viewers to vote against Nixon in the 1972 election.

A Time of Challenge, 1981
Note: This film was made for the centennial of the AFL-CIO in 1981. It contained a history of the unions, including many early events and leaders.

Controlling Interest

COPE: Good Work for Democracy
Note: An AFL-CIO COPE film; created and directed by James D. Rogers; narrated by Ned Beatty; and produced by Maurer, Fleisher, Zon & Associates. Film discusses who COPE is, how it came to be, how it operates, and what it hopes to accomplish.

Deadline for Action

Democracy on Display, 1960
Note: This film documents the Union Industry Show, held in Cleveland, Ohio in 1960. The Show includes manufacturers of food, appliances for the home and industry as well as the products of tradesmen and craftsmen.

Each for All, 1959

Farm Workers Demonstration
Note: Shots of picketers in front of the Biltmore Hotel.

Fight for My Union? Damn Right I Would!, 1978
Note: The intensified campaign of corporate and right-wing forces to break unions and elect anti-labor candidates is described in this film. The rise of corporate political action committees and the implications of the Supreme Court decision permitting the use of corporate treasury funds for political purposes are spelled out. The film outlines ways that union members can organize to fight against these destructive forces.

George McGovern biography

History of IATSE, circa 1956

How to Get a Job, Parts 1-2, 1979
Note: From WNET New York, Ford Foundation, Bill Moyers introduction, Series: Bill Moyers Journal. A group of people in a class learn how to get a job.

Hubert H. Humphrey, 1977
Note: Labor film with excerpts of Hubert Humphrey's last speech before a union audience at the Minnesota AFL-CIO Convention on September 19, 1977. The Humphrey-Hawkins Bill is featured in the speech.

Ill Winds
Note: From the UFCW Department of Education. A Report by the Committee on Public Works, the United States Senate, 89th Congress 2nd? Session (1965-1967); congressional committee meeting about air pollution.

Jimmy Carter Speaks to Labor, 1976
Note: Labor film of speeches by George Meany and Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter addressing workers' issues before the AFL-CIO General Board meeting in Washington D.C. on August 31, 1976 to plan strategy for Carter's election.

John F. Kennedy's Last Words to Labor, 1963

Meany Statement on Repeal of Section 14(b), 1966 January
Note: Statement by AFL-CIO President George Meany on the repeal of Section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act. Meany expresses strong opposition to Section 14(b) and believes it should be repealed. Two versions spliced together: one version is about 1 minute; the other version is about 3 minutes.

Milestone in Unity: 30th Convention of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, 1966

Nixon: Broken Promises, 1972
Note: COPE film discussing Nixon's failure to keep his campaign promises.

First copy

Second copy

People and Politics, 1962
Note: President George Meany as narrator; film discusses early labor efforts; the Depression; 1932; FDR; Social Security; Taft-Hartley Act; Truman election; right to work laws; Landrum-Griffin; The People's Lobby; registration and voting (old methods, before computers); COPE activities; phone bank; and President Kennedy. Film stresses the importance of voting.

Politics of, by and for the People, circa 1960
Note: Film covers several subjects including: politics and rigged tax returns; legal loopholes; capital gains; depreciation allowances; stock option gimmicks; and concludes that individuals must turn to political action to elect legislators to change tax laws.

Poverty in the Land of Plenty
Note: Dramatization of a strike at the DiGiorgio Farms in the San Joaquin Valley of California. AFL produced film is an exposé of unfair farm labor practices. Farm laborers have no rights to unemployment compensation, old age, and health benefits. Film shows dramatization of workers beginning to organize.

Precincts, People and Power: The Arithmetic of Politics 1966, 1966
Note: Film stresses the importance of voting in Congressional elections. It discusses the progress made after the 1964 election but cautions against voter apathy in non-presidential elections. It also cautions about extremist groups like the KKK and John Birch Society. Film encourages viewers to be politically involved in activities such as voter registration/get out the vote drives; to volunteer in political campaigns; to donate to COPE; and to vote on election day.

Presidential Elections 1913-1940s, circa 1948
Note: Film discusses the policies of presidents who served between 1913 and 1940. The film portrays the successes of Democratic administrations and the hardships the nation faced under Herbert Hoover. Film includes election speeches and inaugural footage of Presidents Woodrow Wilson, Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, and Governor Thomas Dewey.

Right Wing Machine, 1978
Note: Labor film informing union members of the threat from right wing organization and their mouthpieces in Congress. Richard Viguerie, Joseph Coors, Ronald Reagan, and others are singled out for their roles.

So You Work in New York, 1950
Note: Explanation of the law in New York for workmen's compensation and disability compensation.

Support Stronger Social Security, 1966
Note: Speech by President Lyndon B. Johnson urging people to support recommended legislation increasing and broadening social security benefits. George Meany introduces and concludes film.

The Advocates: “Philadelphia Plan,” circa 1970s
Note: An episode from The Advocates, a television show which presented debates on social issues. In this episode the Philadelphia Plan is discussed; the plan was intended to increase the number of minorities employed in construction jobs. This episode is moderated by Michael Dukakis. Leonard Davies, guest advocate, argues in favor of expanding the Philadelphia Plan to all federal and federally-assisted construction projects. Davies is joined by James Jones (UW Law Professor) and Herbert Hill (from the NAACP). Howard Miller argues against expanding the plan; he is joined by Donald Clement, Director of the Office of Civil Rights (AFL-CIO), and Bayard Rustin, civil rights leader and Director of the A. Phillip Randolph Institute.

The Awesome Servant, 1961
Note: A film aired on ABC as part of an unidentified series about the impact of automation on meatpacking and automobile industries. Shows Cudahy plant in Omaha, unemployment problems in Detroit, IBM plant and CEO Watson, and members of International Office Workers. Arthur Goldberg and Walter Reuther are interviewed.

The Best Is Yet to Be

The Endless Harvest

The Inheritance (long version), 1964
Note: Describes the history of the labor and civil rights movements in the first half of the twentieth century. Topics addressed include: immigration from Europe, working conditions for children, labor strikes in the 1910s, World War I, the rise of the KKK and the anti-communist Palmer Raid, social reforms of the 1920s, the Great Depression, veterans' protests in Washington, D.C., the rise of the CIO, the rise of the Nazi party in Germany, World War II, and the civil rights protests.

The Phony Issue, the Real Issue, and You, 1976
Note: Labor film discussing the phony issue of big government, the real issues facing working Americans, and the role of local committees on political education in mobilizing voters.

The Willmar Eight

This Union Cause

Victims of Veto, 1974
Note: Labor film demonstrating how President Nixon has hurt the American people by using the executive veto and the need to elect a veto proof Congress. George Meany asks union members to work hard and contribute to COPE toward this goal.

We Come to Bat, circa 1970
Note: An AFL-CIO COPE film. Film discusses the state of the economy and job markets in the United States, and encourages viewers to elect politicians that AFL-CIO, Committee on Political Education (COPE) supports.

We Didn't Want It to Happen This Way

We're On Our Way, 1982
Note: The film discusses different sources of energy including coal, nuclear, oil, and natural gas, and increased energy demands. A family is seen using different types of energy at home and at work; and the parents take their daughter to a museum to learn about different energy sources and talk about electrical cars in the future.

We the People, 196?
Note: Labor film affirming the unions' position opposing right to work laws and guarding the workers' right to unite.

When Wallace Got the Vote, circa 1972
Note

An AFL-CIO COPE film.

Discusses the impact of George Wallace's candidacy on the 1968 presidential election, and urges voters not to support Wallace's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972. States that Wallace's policies are not favorable to organized labor, and that voting for Wallace will result in Richard Nixon's re-election.

With Babies and Banners: Story of the Women's Emergency Brigade, 1978
Note: Film combines archival footage and interviews with participants to trace the role of women in the formation of the United Auto Workers and their involvement in the General Motors Sit-Down strike in 1936-1937.

Series: Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America (AMCBWNA)

Chicago International Headquarters Building of the Amalgamated

Meat Cutters Union
Note: Shots of union training and interior and exterior shots of the union building.

Pace Rating, Segments One-Three

Stockyards: End of an Era, 1971
Note: Documentary film on the 105-year history of the stockyards in Chicago. The AMCBW together with WTTW (Chicago public TV station) produced the film through a grant from the Amalgamated; the union was led by Patrick Gorman, secretary-treasurer.

Series: Barbers, Beauticians, and Allied Industries International Association (BBAIA)
Note: Films, circa 1970s, are part of a training series designed by the Education Department of the Barbers and Beauticians union. Some films include an introduction and conclusion by the union president, Dick Plum. Films feature an international guest artist/hairstylist who demonstrates how to do different hairstyle techniques (e.g. haircuts, hair coloring). Several films directed by Charles Anfuso, with photographer Greg Croy.

Advanced Razor Cut

Creative Design in Cut and Color

Designing Long Hair

International Cut

Look Younger - Hair Coloring
Note: Frank Lilley, international guest artist, demonstrates how to do hair coloring. Film explains the benefits of adding hair coloring services to the barber shop.

Men's Perm - Greek God Look

The Southern Belle
Note: Larry Bryant, guest hairstylist, demonstrates how to do the Southern Belle, a type of wedge cut.

The Wedge Theme
Note: Peter Piccolo, guest hairstylist, demonstrates how to do his version of a wedge cut.

Series: Retail Clerks International Union (RCIU/RCIA)

A Watch for Joe, 1951
Note: The benefits of union membership as told by two men: one belongs to RCIA, one does not. Non-union man loses pay after illness and tries to form union.

Convention Story: Democracy at Work, 1959
Note: Proceedings of the 23rd international convention. Speakers are shown and part of each speech is included.

Democracy in Action, 1963
Note: Film of the 1963 annual convention of the RCIA, marking the union's 75th anniversary. The speakers are all shown and excerpts from some speeches.

George Meany addresses the RCIA, circa 1959
Note: Footage of Meany address to the 23rd RCIA convention, to be used for Convention Story.

Archival positive

Magnetic sound track (16 mm)

Governor Nelson Rockefeller greeting to RCIA, circa 1962
Alternate Format: VBA 685 viewing copy.

Note: New York Governor Rockefeller addresses the RCIA convention on their 75th anniversary.

Groundbreaking for RCIA headquarters (Suffridge Building), 1967
Note: Groundbreaking in October 23, 1967 for the Suffridge Building, the Retail Clerks International Association headquarters. The international president (James A. Suffridge) and the vice-president of the union give short speeches.

In Order to Form a More Perfect Union, 1967
Note: Footage from the 25th convention of the Retail Clerks International Association. Includes speeches by George Meany (AFL-CIO President), Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Vice President Hubert Humphrey, and Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz.

Nixon Visits the RCIA Headquarters, 1970

One More Harvest, One More Home: The Odyssey of the American Migrant Worker, 1960
Alternate Format: VHB 687 viewing copy.

Note: Produced for the RCIA.

Sears Boycott, 1957

Sears Boycott: Lima, Peru, 1957
Note: Picket line in Lima, Peru showing signs with anti-Sears slogans in Spanish. Balloon with anti-Sears slogans handed out to children.

Senators' Greetings to the RCIA, 1967
Note: Prerecorded messages to the convention featuring Edmund Muskie, Walter Mondale, Gaylord Nelson, and others.

Senators' Speeches on Unions, 1959
Note: Footage of senatorial speeches to the 23rd RCIA convention taped in their D.C. offices, only a portion of each appeared in Convention Story. Featured are Kuchel, Engle, Morse, Estes Kefuaver, Smathers, John F. Kennedy, Wayne Morse, Stuart Symington, Franck Church, Jacobs Javits, Vance Hartke, and Hugh Scott.

Archival positive

Magnetic sound track (16 mm)

Series: United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW)

UFCW meetings and conferences, 1956-1968

Kennedy Speaks to Labor, 1960
Note: Film sponsored by the Labor Committee for Kennedy and Johnson. U.S. Senator John F. Kennedy speaks to the 1960 convention of the Chemical Workers' Union. Film includes a short speech by James Roosevelt (son of FDR).

Series: United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPWA)

Election, UPWA (Camden, New Jersey) and Campbell Strike
Alternate Format: VBA 685 viewing copy.

Ernest Lee addresses the ORIT Labor Seminar, circa 1962

Factory farms, circa 1958

First copy

Second copy

Iowa Beef, circa 1969
Alternate Format: VBA 685 viewing copy.

Note: NBC news film about scabs and UPWA workers on strike at Dakota City, Nebraska. Shows food arriving for strikers at building with UPWA sign.

Iowa Farmers Union Parity Expedition, circa 1958

National conference: United Packinghouse Workers of America, undated
Note: Silent footage of seated delegates, perhaps at the Palmer House, and speakers from the floor.

Parity, 1969

People, Automation and Security, circa 1964
Note: UPWA President Ralph Helstein discusses the upcoming contract negotiations with the major meat packing companies.

Sanitation: Lettuce and Tomatoes, 1959

They Met at the Fair, 1951
Note: Uses the county fair as a backdrop for talking about low earnings for farmers and poor housing conditions for meat packers. The film points to packinghouse management as the cause of farmers' and packinghouse workers' oppression.

The Tom Thumb Union Labor Story, circa 1965
Note: Silent footage of union meeting and dinner. Speakers are Tony Dow of Downs Food Company and Sandy Keith, candidate for lieutenant governor of Minnesota (“Presented by United Packinghouse”).

They Said Labor Didn't Count, 1947
Alternate Format: VBA 685 viewing copy.

Note: Shows a statewide labor stoppage by CIO union in Iowa in April 22, 1947 as a demonstration of opposition to an anti-union bill before the legislature. Produced by UPWA.

They Said Labor Didn't Count, circa 1959
Alternate Format: VBA 685 viewing copy.

Note: UPWA locals #62 and 605 on strike against Wilson Company. Footage of picket lines, Christmas party, meetings, and bargaining sessions.

To Serve the People, 1965
Note: Documentary by the United Packinghouse, Food, and Allied Workers Union of America. The union points out the problems causing unemployment and the solutions to create better job security.

Uno, Veinticinco, circa 1961
Note: Film about striking farm workers produced by AFL-CIO with cooperation from AWOC and UPWA. Striking farm workers in California's Imperial Valley demand $1.25 per hour wages. Shows picket signs in Spanish, growers trying to stop organizing, and substandard living conditions.

UPWA District 3 #1-2, circa 1959

Wilson & Company strike (UPWA's strike against Wilson & Company), 1959
Note: This silent film focuses on the United Packinghouse Workers of America's strike against Wilson & Company. Picket lines, shacks, the welfare office, and food rations being distributed are shown.

Part 2 (Audio 1379A): Audio Recordings
Physical Description: 1604 tape recordings, 36 disc recordings, and 26 wire recordings 
Note: See also Audio Recordings appendix.

#1, undated

#16 Bonus, Russell; at SMI, Full Track, 12:54, undated

#2 Report from RCIA, Full Track, "Working off the Clock," undated

#8, Morning Session, 1959 December 3

1 and 2 Local Union Problems, BA's Institute, 1972 December 2

11 to 12, undated

12th Constitutional Convention, "Telephone remarks of Senator Hubert H. Humphrey," 1977 December 8

"13 Dollar Stella," 1982 November 11

13th Constitutional Convention, keynote speech of George Meany, president, 1979 November 15

1st Civil rights conference, Atlanta, 1971 December 1-4

1st evaluation, Business Agents Institute, undated

1st Friday of Month Class, 1961 March

27th Convention Beepers, 1977 July

2nd evaluation, Business Agents Institute, undated

393 ETA?, undated

4:28, Bonus Side, Report from RCIA #18, full track, undated

4th evaluation, Business Agents Institute, undated

4th Institute - group process, undated

7th evaluation, Business Agents Institute, undated

8th evaluation, Business Agents Institute, undated

A&P, 1963 June 10

A&P, 1964 January 21

A.B.C., Crossler, Seattle, Washington, 1959 November

A.B.C., Lipman, Seattle, Washington, 1959 November 9

Active Ballot Club, Ronald Reagan radio address, 1948

Adjournment, 1951 January 12

Administration, Professor Andrew H. Spencer, undated

Administration, Wagner and Poole, undated

Advanced Officers Training Institute, Chicago, 1971 February 1-5

AFL-CIO Education Directors Conference - motivation research, 1958

Afternoon Session, 1959 December 1

Afternoon Session, 1959 November 30

Afternoon Session, Southern Division, reel #3, 1959 October 31

Albany "Answer person" and "Classroom," undated

AMC and BW Convention on merger with RCIU, 1979 June 5

AMC and BWNA Convention Bal Harbor, Florida, 1972 August 8

Amcope, Wednesday, undated

American Economic Scene (continued), 1958 January 26

American Report #17, 1972 August 28-September 2

American Report #18, 1972 September 11-16

American Report #19, 1972 October 2-7

American Report #20, 1972 October 9-14

American Report #21, 1972 October 30-November 4

American Report #22, 1972 November 6-11

American Report #23, 1972 November 27-December 2

American Report #24, 1972 December 11-16

American Report #25, 1972 December 18-23

American Report #26, 1973 January 1-6

"An Album of Original Melodies" by Patrick E. Gorman, Amalgamated Meat Cutter and Butchers, undated

Annual Conference, 1957

Annual Conference afternoon session, Dr. Sweigel, McDevitt, 1957

Annual Conference afternoon session: Swigert, McDevitt, 1957

Annual Conference, Earl Jimerson, Patrick E. Gorman, Leon Kyserlink, 1957

Arbitration Methods and Procedures, Lee Burkey, 1976 February 3

Arbitration, Joe Jacobs, undated

Arbitration, Moe Ratner, undated

Arkansas Country Pride actualities, undated

Attitudes and Myths Affecting Relationship between Majority and Minority Groups in Society, undated

Automation - Politics - Strong, undated

Automation and Mechanical, Paul Hampel, undated

"Automation" "Panel Discussion," 1958 February 1

BA and Their Problems, Duane Beeler, undated

BA Collective Bargaining II, first session, Joel Seidmann, undated

BA Collective Bargaining II, Steve Harris, undated

BA Institute Mark Arbitration, Alston and Delancy, 1972 December 1

BA Institute, Contract Negotiations by the Business Representatives, Alan Lee, 1977 February 8

BA Institute, Fringe Benefits and How to Cost Them, Jeffrey MacDonald, 1977 February 9

BA Institute, Harry Pools, Pat Gorman, 1977 February 8-11

BA Institute, How to Hold Successful Meetings, Meyer Stoingart, 1977 February 7-11

BA Institute, Operating Effective Local Unions, Joseph Talerico, 1977 February 7-11

BA Institute, Organizing, C. Hayes, 1977 February 7

BA Institute, Problems of the Retail Locals, Anthony "Bud" Lutty, 1977 February 7-11

BA Institute, Servicing Plants and Markets, Paul Hampel Instructor, 1975 March 17

BA Institute, The Business Representative and Their Problems, Harry Kurshenbaum, 1977 February 7-11

BA Institute, Trends in Collective Bargaining, Steve Beckman, 1977 February 9

BA Institute, Union In Perspective, Sam Talarico, 1977 February 7-12

BA Institute, What's Happening in the Packinghouse Field, Charles Fisher, 1977 February 7-11

BA Representative, Updating the Arbitration Process, Lee Burkey, 1977 February 7-11

Baker and Graves; Suffrage Organization, 1951 January 12

Bargaining Under Depression Conditions, 1975 September 24

Barkley's, Alben, farewell address, 1956 April 30

Ben Crossler, reel #6, 1959 November 1

Bettendorf/Rapp, 1963 August 1

Bettendorf/Rapp, 1963 June 20

Bettendorf/Rapp, 1964 January 27

Better Member Participation, H.F. Kern, 1958 May 25

Biography in Sound - John L. Lewis; Highlights 2nd Constitutional Convention, CIO, 1957 December

Bob Karmel, Bob Sewell, Karmel chairs Q&A, undated

Bonus- Local 692, Full Track, Report from RCIA, "A New Organizing Tool," 1973 May

"Brackets and Patterns," John Powderly, 1958 January 31

Broadcast "Watch for Joe," 1958 April 20

Business Agent Institute, 1970 November-December

Business Agent Institute - technological changes - John Powderly, 1963 December 13

Business Agent Institute, Chicago, 1973 February 7

Business Agent Institute, Chicago, 1974 January 7-11

Bussie, Vic, remarks on right to work, Louisiana, 1979 December 8

Butch, Your Union button, undated

California Black Spots, undated

California Conference - arbitration by Sam Kagle, 1962

Carl Taylor introduction, Housewright Q&A, undated

Carl Taylor, Roland Davis, Herd Galton, undated

Carolina Food spot, Jesse Jackson announcement, 1994 August

Carolina Foods Worker Spots, #1-#4, undated

Carolina Foods, #1, 2, 3 and JJ #4, undated

Central Cutting Conference, 1968

Central Division Conference #2-#3, undated

Central Division Conference tapes (Plopper, Crossler, Lippman, Karmel, Meyers, Lipsen), 1959 November 12-13

Central Division Conference, Charles Lipsen, ABC, 1959 November 13

Chairman Miller, undated

Checks in the Mail, 1987 April 6

Chicago Codaphone #1, #5, undated

Chicago High Low Campaign, undated

Collective Bargaining by the Business Representative - Leon Schachter, 1975 March 18

Collective Bargaining II and III, Marvin Hook and Jack Lloyd, undated

Collective Bargaining, Lieberman, undated

Collective Bargaining, Pete Henle, undated

Columbine Room meeting, 1985 April 10

Committee for National Health Insurance, undated

Committee for National Health Insurance, "The Cost of NHI," Rashi Fein Ph.D., undated

Communication, Professor Hunryaje?, undated

Community Relations - Keller, undated

Composition of RCOA- Forms- Suffrage, 1951 January 10

Conference, undated

Conference, 1961 May 22

Constitution Committee, 1972 August 2

Constitution Committee, 1972 August 3

Constitution Committee meeting, 1972 August 4

Constitution Committee Meeting Monday, 1972 July 31

Constitution Committee, Americana Hotel, Bal Harbour, Florida, undated

"Contract Clauses" - Jim Wishart, 1958 February 2

Contract In Life of the Local, G. Kanyok, 1975 March 18

Convention, 1959

Convention, undated

Convention, 1960 April 25

Convention, 1960 April 26

Convention, 1961 May 22

Convention, 1963 June 25

Convention, 1967 July 17

Convention, 1967 July 17

Convention, 1967 July 18

Convention, 1967 July 19

Convention, 1967 July 20

Convention, 1967 July 21

Convention, 1968 July 10

Convention, 1968 July 10-11

Convention, 1968 July 11

Convention, 1968 July 11-12

Convention, 1968 July 12

Convention, 1968 July 12

Convention, 1968 July 2

Convention, 1968 July 3

Convention, 1968 July 5

Convention, 1968 July 6

Convention, 1968 July 8

Convention, 1968 July 9

Convention, 1968 July 9

Convention, 1968 July 9-10

Convention, 1972 August 10

Convention, 1972 August 11

Convention, 1972 August 7

Convention, 1972 August 8

Convention, 1972 August 9

Convention, 1976 June 1

Convention, 1976 June 2

Convention, 1976 June 3

Convention, 1976 June 3-4

Convention, 1976 June 4

Convention, 1979 June 7

Convention, 1979 June 8

Convention, 1990 October 28

Convention, 1990 October 29

Convention, 1990 October 30

Convention, 1993 July 26

Convention, 1993 July 27

Convention, 1993 July 28

Convention, 1993 July 29

Convention, 1993 July 30

Convention, Admiral Gene LaRocque Speech, 1983, 1993

"Cookout" and "Bacon" spots, 1985 April 5

COPE Conference, 1963 May 15

COPE First Day, 1963 May 15

Cope Report, 1971 August

Cope Report, 1971 December

Cope Report, 1971 July

Cope Report, 1971 November

Cope Report, 1971 October

Cope Report, 1971 September

Cope Report, 1972 August

Cope Report, 1972 February

Cope Report, 1972 January

Cope Report, 1972 July

Cope Report, 1972 March

Cope Report, 1972 May

Cope Report, 1972 September

Cope Report, AFL/CIO, 1971 May

Cope Report, AFL-CIO President George Meany, 1972 June

Copy #1, Delegate Richard Merca, 1972 July 26

Copy #2, Peter L. Hall - Organizing Committee Report, 1972 July 26

Copy AEO broadcast tape, Dakota City, Iowa, from I.B.P organizing election campaign, undated

Corpus Christi, Texas, Union Interview members pertaining to Health Care, undated

Country Music, undated

Crossler Organization, 1951 January 11

Crossler Organization Concluded; Baker and Graves, 1951 January 12

Cub Store Radio Spots, undated

Cumberland, Maryland (UFCW Local 692), undated

D5, Senator Humphrey speech, 1971 May 27

D7, Housewright opening welcome, undated

Dallas Codaphone, undated

Delany, BA's Institute, Safety, OHSA, 1972 December 1

Democratic National Convention, Geraldine Ferraro Speech, 1984 July 19

Democratic National Convention, New York Governor Mario Cuomo speech, 1984 July 16

Democratic National Convention, Sol C. Chaiken, "Seconding Speech for President Carter," undated

Denver Actualities, undated

Denver Conference, 1968 March 11

Denver Conference on Iowa Beef Park, 1968 March 12

Denver Master, 15 60-second spots, undated

Denver, Colorado UFCW #7 - Actualities, undated

Denver, E. Kennedy, Health Care hearings, 1971

Department State Employees Union #100, Kennedy Hearing, Discussion (continued), 1971 May 17

Department State Employees Union #100, Kennedy Hearing, Hearing Witnesses (continued), 1971 May 17

Discussion "Role of Industrial Relations People," 1958 January 29

Discussion on Foreign Trade, undated

Donahue, Phil, "The Last Word," 1983 January 31

Dr. Baum, 1974 May 23

Dr. Bernard Baury?, BA's Institute, 1972 December 1

Dr. Hirming? second time, 1959 April 24

Dr. Philip Foner "Labor, Past-Present-Future," 1966 January 13

E.V. Debs award presentation to Patrick Gorman, 1970 September 17

E5, Housewright-McGovern introduction, 1972 October

Economic and Social Factors Affecting Minority Groups in Society, undated

Education Committee, undated

Education Committee, undated

Educational Committee, 1964?, 1964 July 14-15

Effective Procedure In the Operation of a Local Union, S. Talarico, 1975 September 25

El Paso, undated

Eric Fromm, 1958 May 7

Evaluation - North West, undated

Evaluation Communications Institute, 1959 January 31

Evaluation Session, Instructors Training Institute, 1969 April 24

"Evaluation Session," 1958 February 3

Evaluation, 1st B.A. Institute, undated

Evaluation, 5th Instructors Training Institute, undated

Executive Board, 1982

Executive Board, 1984 February 7

Executive Board - introduction of Senator Humphrey and speeches, 1971 May 27

Executive Board introduction, undated

F3, RCIA 400, sixteen 30-second radio spots, undated

F5, People Drug Election, undated

F6, Peoples Spots, undated

Feinglass dinner, undated

"Film Publishers," undated

Final Session, Organizers Conference, 1959 May

First section; 14. We Shall Not Be Moved; 15. Roll the Union on; 16. Which Side Are You on, undated

Flinglass Alinner?, 1956 October 26

Flory, Gordon, speech on Idaho's right to work fight, 1981

"Food for Thought" Union Industrial Show, undated

Food Marketing Institute, Convention, 1990

Fooke Fur, 1963 August 17

Fooke Fur, 1963 June 20

Fort Smith Actualities, undated

Fort Smith Actualities - Dayton Actualities, undated

Fruit of labor: workers want fairness campaign, undated

Ft. Smith - Sparks, Local 1583, 1-33, undated

Ft. Smith, Edited Actualities, undated

Full Track, 11:50, RCIA Report #24?, undated

Full Track, 7:41, Report from RCIA #23, undated

Full Track, RCIA #1, 14:35, Judith Hentges, 1972 May

G10, Baltimore Fact Fone, Tracks 15-19, undated

G12, Muir, Baltimore, Fact Fone, undated

G13, Baltimore Codafone, Local 192, undated

G2, Baltimore Fact Fone, Takes 19-23, undated

G3, Baltimore Codaphone, undated

G3, Baltimore Fact Fone, Takes 15-18, undated

G6, RCIU 692 Baltimore, undated

G8, RCIU 692 Baltimore, undated

G9, Baltimore Fact Fone, Takes 15-19, undated

George McGovern accepts Democratic nomination for president, undated

"Get on the Bus," Remarks by Dr. Bernie Mitchell to 5th Regular Convention, 2003 August 1

Getting a grip on a growing problem, undated

Girl Friday Institute the Thinking Process (How To Think), 1965 November 29-December 3

"Good Men and True," United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers International Union, undated

Gorman, undated

Gorman conversation with Orear, undated

Gorman Speech, Amalgamated Meat Cutters AFL-CIO, undated

Gorman, Endorsement of McGovern, 1972

Governor Meyner, undated

Grand Junction, Colorado City Markets Actualities, undated

Grand Union (New York) - Actualities for Miami, undated

Grand Union Takes, Locals discuss benefits, undated

Grievance Procedures and Union Duties Under Labor Legislation, Charles Orlove, 1976 February 4

Group Discussion - Warnock, undated

Group Leader - Seymour Mandell, undated

Group Process - Agnes Douty, undated

Group Process - Reel 2, Bess Sondel and Frank McCallister, undated

Group Process - Reel 4, Bess Sondel - Part 1, undated

"Guarding Our Funds," Textile Workers' Union of America, undated

H. Kern, the Power of the Presidency, undated

H. Kern, The Power of the Presidency, The Economy, P. Hampel, undated

H5, Chicago Codaphone #1, undated

H6, Chicago Fact Fone, 4 spots, undated

H7, Chicago Fact Fone, 4 spots, undated

Hanson, Negotiations; Suffrage comments, 1951 January 12

Harold Russell, undated

Harry Acker, editorial reply, 1977 August 15

Harvest of Shame, undated

Health and Welfare, undated

"Health and Welfare Plans" - Dr. Abrams, 1958 February 1

Health and Welfare, Mike La Rose, undated

Health and Welfare, Roy Munts, undated

Health Care Radio Spot #1, 1994 July 19

Health reform spots 1 and 2, undated

"Healthy, Wealthy and Wise," UPA, 1946

Helumth Kern - introductory remarks on ed. Program of Intl., 1950s

Henry Baze, "Labor in Politics," undated

Henry Howell campaign for governor of Virginia political spots, undated

Henry Howell for Governor, Virginia Spots, undated

Herb Galton, undated

Highlights: UFCW Conference, Washington, D.C., 1980 August 25-27

Hilton Hanna address, Memorial to John Swift, Irish Bakers Convention, Dublin, 1966

History, Vail, 1951 January 10

History, Vail; Composition of RCOA, Suffrage, 1951 January 10

Hormel, undated

"Hormel Annual Wage Plan" - Leonard Lesser and Sam Weiner, 1958 January 27

Hormel Company - Union TV Discussion, 1977 October 20

Hotel and Restaurant Workers, 1963 October 24

"House of Horrors," undated

Housewright, McGovern introduction, undated

Housewright - New York, undated

Housewright on KOKR, channel 13, Rochester, undated

Housewright, Bob Karmel, Joe Finley, undated

Houston, Texas - Actualities, Union Members discuss Health Plan, undated

Houston, Texas - Actualities, Wengarten employees discuss health care, undated

How Management views collective bargaining - Fayette Sherman, 1958 January 27

How to Activate the Member, Agnes Douty, undated

How to Be a Business Representative, Henry Kurshenbaum, 1975 March 21

How to Get Reelected, Harry Kurshenbaum, undated

"How to Handle a Grievance," University of Michigan Extension, undated

How to Handle Plant Closings - Layoffs - Harold Stark (Community Services), undated

How to Pierce Propaganda Bull/P. Hampel, undated

How to Read Better and Faster, Professor J. Louis Cooper, 1957 June 20

How to Run Local Union, S-T - Pres., 1975 September 23

How to Talk Politics, undated

How to Tell the Union Story, Public Relations, undated

How to Think, Jacob Hirning, 1959 January 24

How to Work with Groups Effectively, Frank Hayman, undated

How to Work with Groups II, Agnes Douty, undated

Icaza Actuality, UFCW Local 770, undated

Idaho right to work, 1981

III - Evaluation; Industrial Union Show Skits, 1957 May 13

Illinois (Chicago and Vicinity) actualities, members discuss benefits, undated

"In Memorian," undated

"In Pursuit of Health," Labor Education Division, Roosevelt College, Chicago, undated

Ind. Retail, 1964 January 28

Independent, 1963 June 17

Independent, 1963 June 18

Independent, 1964 February 3

Indianapolis 723, undated

Indianapolis 725, undated

Indianapolis 725, undated

Indianapolis Actuality Takes, undated

"Individual Output," Film #3 Vocafilm Supervisory Development Program, New York City, 1946

Individuals discuss career, social benefits relating to their Union membership, undated

Industrial Skit, undated

Industrial Union Show Skit, undated

Industrial Union Skit Show, undated

Indy copy, 8 spots, Too fast, undated

Indy Introductions, Local 725, undated

Indy Local 725, undated

Ingredients - UFCW women, undated

Installation of Interim President Joseph Belsky, 1972 January 3

Installation of president Belsky, Chicago, 1972 January 3

Instructors Institute - learning process by Dr. Ruby Franklin, 1969 April

Instructors Meeting, 1957

Instructors Training Institute, 1966 February 6-11

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, afternoon session, 1977 June 13

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, afternoon session, 1977 June 14

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, morning session, 1977 June 13

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, morning session, 1977 June 14

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, morning session, 1977 June 15

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, morning session, 1979 June

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, morning session, 1979 June 15

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, morning session, 1979 June 15

Insurance Workers International Union 10th Constitutional Convention, morning session, 1979 June 16

Insurance Workers International Union 11th Constitutional Convention, 1979 May 14

Insurance Workers International Union 11th Constitutional Convention, 1979 May 14

Insurance Workers International Union 11th Constitutional Convention, 1979 May 15

Insurance Workers International Union 11th Constitutional Convention, 1979 May 15

Insurance Workers International Union 11th Constitutional Convention, 1979 May 16

Insurance Workers International Union 11th Constitutional Convention, 1979 May 17

Insurance Workers International Union 11th Constitutional Convention, 1979 May 17

Insurance, Pensions, J. Sullivan; Collective Bargaining, J. Wishart, undated

International Brotherhood of Teamsters, "The Dangers of the Kennedy-Ervin Bill"; J. Hoffa, undated

International Conference, Tape #3, 1961 May 22

International Conference, Tape #4, 1961 May 22

International Day of Solidarity, Sol C. Chaiken, 1982 January 31

International Ladies Garment Workers, undated

International Meat Workers Conference, Chicago, 1971 May 11-13

Interview of James Housewright, president UFCW, undated

Interviews of Union members, Advocating Union Membership, undated

Introduction by Carl Taylor, Chairman Ed Miller, undated

Introduction - Suffrage History, Vail, 1951 January 10

Iowa Beef Strike Meeting, Sioux City, undated

Item Price Market Legislation, undated

It's the Jobs, Stupid!, 1993 December 10

J. Hormel, BA's Institute, 1974 January 3

J.F. Kennedy on R.C.I.A. (dubbed from sound track of 1963 convention film), circa 1963

J1, Take at Stairs - Lowthers, undated

J15, Dallas Codaphone, undated

J19, RCIU 1460 announcement for newscasts, undated

J2, At Your Service, KMOX St. Louis, undated

J20, AFL-CIO Disney World Commercial, undated

J22, JFK on RCIA, undated

J3, Housewright Indiana, undated

J9, Johnny Got His Gun, undated

Jack Lloyd, Pat Gorman, Jim McDevitt, Senator Humphrey, Election of Officers, 1960 June 27-30

Jack Lloyd; Pat Gorman, 1960 May 20, 1960 May 31

James Moffa, undated

Jesse Jackson, 1990

Jesse Jackson speaks for the International Pension Fund, Miami, undated

Jingle Master, UFCW Song, 1982 August 6

"Job Classification, Description, Evaluation," 1958 January 31

Job Stress: the hazards and the hopes, 1984

Job Stress: the hazards and the hopes, undated

Joch? Lloyd, Administrative Institute, 1960 December 9

Joe Finley, Steve Vladeck, undated

John Dunlap-Harvard University, Organizers Conference, 1959 May 19

John Ingles, Actuality, Local 1059, undated

John Ingles, Local 1059, 1980 July 10

John Powderly farewell speech, 1969 January

Kamber Group - 2 spots, 1985 April 5

Karen Benson, medical technology, undated

Kennedy - Hughes Hearing, Des Moines, 1971 May 16

Kennedy Hearings #1-#3, undated

Keynote address, William H. Wynn, 1979

KMPC Radio, "Hilly Rose, Rick Icaza, Unions Program," 1981 December 2

Kroger, 1963 June 11

Kroger, 1964 January 14

Kroger pension meetings, Local 546, Chicago, 1964 December 13

Kroger pension meetings, Local 546, Chicago, 1964? November 22

L13, monitor spots 153-160, undated

L15, monitor spots 143-150, undated

L16, monitor spots 151, 11 AM news, 1974 February 23

Labor History - Hawaii, 1977 - Music Only, 1977

Labor History, Music Only, undated

Labor Institute of Public Affairs, undated

Labor Institute of Public Affairs, "It Takes a Union," undated

Labor Law, RCIA Legal Council, Organizing, 1959 November 6

Labor Laws Affecting Internal Union Operations, L. Asher, 1976 February 5

Labor Laws and Business Representative, Les Asher, 1975 March 19

Labor's Challenge, undated

"Labor's Challenge," American Federation of Teachers and Jewish Labor Committee, undated

Land O' Lakes Skuyler Division Actualities, 1984 March 1

Leadership Conference, Chicago, Political Process and Labor, Dick Scammon, 1973 February 5-8

Leadership Seminar, Chicago, 1971 October 4-8

Leadership Seminar, Chicago, 1973 February 5-8

Leadership Seminar, Chicago, 1973 February 5-8

Legal discussion panel; evaluation, Rase - Hook, undated

Legislative and political conference, Washington, D.C., 1970 September 28-30

Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C., 1965 June 8-10

Legislative, Monday, undated

Leon Despres, "The Right to Work Laws and Their Effect on Collective Bargaining," 1958 February 3

Les Archer, Argomjen? Conference, 1959 May 5

Les Asher, Labor Laws, BA, NLBB, undated

Lippman, 1951 January 11

Lippman, Q&A, reading, 1951 January 11

Lippman, Q&A; AM, Crossler, Organization, 1951 January 11-12

Lloyd, 1958

Lloyd; Gorman Convention; Monie Speech - 1st copy; German movie speech III - 1st copy, 1960 June 9

Local 1059, undated

Local 1059 - Fact Fone, Columbus, Ohio, undated

Local 1552 FactFone, spots in favor of ratifying contract, undated

Local 1564, Albuquerque, New Mexico Actualities, undated

Local 222, Sioux City, Iowa, undated

Local 368 Fact Fone, Texas, undated

Local 400 Peoples Spots, undated

Local 400, People's Election, undated

Local 418, undated

Local 428 Slide Show, 1982 October 14

Local 431, undated

Local 44, 7 Audition spots, undated

Local 444, 60-second spots, undated

Local 455 Radio Spots, undated

Local 455, Strike at Guoue?, undated

Local 462, Lac Cruces, New Mexico, Actualities, undated

Local 464A Strike, Pathmark Grand Union, undated

Local 641, Greeley, Actualities, 1989 February 28

Local 692 (Cumberland) #1-5, undated

Local 7, 1-9, undated

Local 7, Denver, Colorado, undated

Local 770 Commercial, undated

Local 78, 1963

Local 88 retail contract meeting, 1963 July

Local 880 Radio Com #1, 2, 3, undated

Local 899 Actualities, undated

Local 899, Goleta, California A.M.I. Hospital Program Radio Spots, undated

Local 899, Goleta, California Actualities, undated

Local 951 - Introduction #1, undated

Local 951, Grand Rapids, Michigan Fact Fone, undated

Local Jingles, 1980 May 28

Local? 595, undated

"Looking Good '83," Local 400, undated

Louisiana right-to-work fight, undated

Louisiana RTW, Regent to Idaho Union, undated

Ludner; Hy Fish, 1957 January 31

M4, RHV evatone recording, Williamsport III, undated

M5, RHV evatone recording, Williamsport II, undated

M6, RHV evatone recording, Williamsport I, undated

M8, RHV spots - Norfolk, undated

M9, RHV evatone, undated

M9, RHV evatone copy, undated

Maintaining Member Loyalty During Trying Times, 1975 September 25

Mama Campaign, undated

"Mama" spots with Vicki Lawrence, circa 1986

"Mama" spots with Vicki Lawrence, 1986

"Many faces, One Voice: Making a Difference," undated

Mar Meat, 1963 June 20

Marshall, Ray, 1981 March 13

Marvin Hook - Discussion on Strike Organization and Preparation - California Conference, 1962

Maryland - Peoples Store, undated

Master #1, Delegate - Announcement regarding Heart Attack Victim, 1983 August 1

Master #1, Fanfare, 1979 June 5

Master #1, Fanfare, David McDonald, 1977 July 25

Master #1, J.T. Housewright, 1972 July 24

Master #1, J.T. Housewright - Opens Session, 1972 July 26

Master #1, J.T. Housewright - Opens Session, 1972 July 27

Master #1, J.T. Housewright - Opens Session, 1972 July 28

Master #1, President Housewright - Opens Session, 1977 July 29

Master #1, Walter Davis, Special Assistant to the President UFCW, 1979 June 7

Master #10, Demonstration (continued), 1983 August 2

Master #11, President Wynn - Opens Session, 1983 August 3

Master #12, Admiral Gene R. LaRocque, 1983 August 3

Master #13, President Wynn - Introduction to Senator John Glenn, 1983 August 3

Master #14, Report of Constitutional Committee, 1983 August 3

Master #15, President Wynn - Opens Session, 1983 August 4

Master #16, Senator Alan Cranston (continued), President Wynn - Thanks, 1983 August 4

Master #17, Report of Constitution Committee (continued), 1983 August 4

Master #18, Louis Laberge, President, Quebec Labor Federation, 1983 August 4

Master #19, President Wynn, 1983 August 4

Master #2, Al Barkan (continued), 1977 July 29

Master #2, Labor History Presentation, 1977 July 26

Master #2, Mr. McDavid - Remarks, 1979 June 5

Master #2, P.L. Hall - Organization Committee Report, 1972 July 26

Master #2, President Carter - Address, 1979 June 7

Master #2, President Housewright - Keynote Address, 1977 July 25

Master #2, Report of Constitution Committee, 1972 July 27

Master #2, Resolution Committee Report, 1972 July 27

Master #2, Robert Harbrant, 1977 July 28

Master #2, William H. Wynn, President, UFCW, 1983 August 1

Master #20, Mr. McDavid (continued), 1983 August 4

Master #21, President Wynn - Opens Session, 1983 August 5

Master #22, President Wynn - Introduction to Senator Gary Hart, 1983 August 5

Master #23, Report of education and Research Committee, 1983 August 5

Master #24, after Multi-Media to End, 1983 August 5

Master #3, Constitution Committee Report, 1972 July 26

Master #3, Constitution Committee Report, 1977 July 28

Master #3, Earl McDavid (continued), 1972 July 27

Master #3, Mr. Mondale (continued), 1983 August 1

Master #3, Mr. Otero - Remarks (continued), 1979 June 5

Master #3, Mr. Wynn - Keynote Speech, 1979 June 7

Master #3, President Housewright, 1977 July 25

Master #3, Report of International and Foreign Affairs Committee, adapted, 1977 July 26

Master #3, Senator Thomas F. Eagleton, 1972 July 27

Master #3, Thanks Committee Report and Show, 1977 July 29

Master #4, J.T. Housewright - Opens Afternoon Session, 1972 July 25

Master #4, J.T. Housewright - Opens Afternoon Session, 1972 July 27

Master #4, Mr. Hall - Remarks, 1979 June 7

Master #4, Mr. Mc Dermott (continued), 1983 August 1

Master #4, Mr. Wynn - Opens Session, 1979 June 6

Master #4, Norman Hill – Address, 1977 July 25

Master #4, President Housewright - Last part of Introduction, 1977 July 28

Master #5, Delegate Williams Nominates William McGuire for Sec. Treasurer, 1972 July 25

Master #5, J.T. Housewright - Introduction to Pat Greason, 1977 July 27

Master #5, Kathleen O'Reilly, Consumer Federation of America, 1979 June 7

Master #5, Mr. Wynn - Comments, 1979 June 6

Master #5, Nominations continue, 1977 July 26

Master #5, President Housewright, 1977 July 28

Master #5, President Wynn - Regarding Multi-Media History of UFCW, 1983 August 1

Master #6, Constitution Committee Report, 1972 July 27

Master #6, Mr. Lutty - Open Session, 1983 August 2

Master #6, Report of Constitution Committee, 1977 July 28

Master #7, Constitution Committee Report, 1972 July 27

Master #7, Report of Constitution Committee, 1977 July 28

Master #8, Mr. Perkins (continued), 1983 August 2

Master #9, President Wynn Opens Afternoon Session, 1983 August 2

Master A, Mr. Wynn - Opens Session, 1979 June 8

Master B, Althea Simmons, NAACP - Remarks, 1979 June 8

Master C, Mr. Wynn, Introduction to Ralph Nader, 1979 June 8

Master D, Caesar Chavez, Farm Workers Union, 1979 June 8

Master E, "Labor: the Untold History," 1979 June 8

Meany, George, last speech and Lane Kirkland's eulogy of Meany, undated

Meat Packaging, undated

Mediation and Conciliation, George Bennett, undated

Medical technicians, ambulance paramedics, Duluth, interviews, 1975

Meeting of Iowa beef strikers/Hart/Lloyd, undated

Member Responsibility, Chuck Sturgeon, undated

Membership Relations Strike Program (Picket Line), Local 429, 1968 August 18

"Message from the President," William Wynn, undated

Michigan, Meijers Organizing Campaign, undated

Minnesota Pharmacists Actualities, undated

Minority Groups Before the Law, undated

Minority Groups within our International Union, undated

Missouri - Delta Community Hosp. Local 896 - WKSM - Sikeston, Montana, 1978 August 21

Missouri Review radio spots, undated

Missouri right-to-work fight, undated

Mofort organizing drive, 1980

Molim? - No. 1-7, undated

Morning, 1963 May 17

Morning Session, 1959 December 1

Morning Session, 1959 November 30

Morning, G. Mennem Williams, afternoon session, 1963 May 17

Moufort - Local 641, Greeley, Colorado, undated

Mozart Ratner - Arbitration Part II, undated

Mozart Ratner, Organizer's Conference, 1959 May 5

"Mr. Fraud - The-Right-to-Work Man," AFL Department of Education, undated

Mr. Lutty Introduction to Shirley Carr, Vice President, 1983 August 2

"Musical Gems" album set; selected Patrick Gorman Compositions arranged by William "Billy" Taylor; Tower Records, undated
Physical Description: 5 10-inch discs 

N1, RCIA in Vancouver, undated

N1, RCIA in Vancouver, undated

National Packinghouse Conference Pick - Congress Hotel, 1976 January 22

National pension plan meeting, 1969 May 16

National Retail Conference, 1966 September 9-11

National Tea, 1963 June 5

National Tea, 1964 January 16

New BA Institute, B.A. and Their Problems, D. Beeler, 1975 March 21

New Frontiers for the Labor Movement, James Kennedy, 1975 September 23

New Labor Law, RCIA - Legal Council, 1959 November 6

New Methods in Organizing, Allan Kistler, undated

New Mexico right-to-work fight, undated

New Orleans, Louisiana, actualities, undated

New York Division Conference #2-#8, undated

Night Men, 1963 June 27

Nixon Resignation Speech, undated

NlRR Elections - Les Asher, Organizers Institute, 1977 March 31

No Drugs!, NIMH Anti-Drug Abuse Radio Spots, undated

No. 4, Jelleff Employees, RCIA Report #4, 1972 August

Northwestern Division Conference Tapes, Seattle, Washington (O'Keefe, Lipsen, Lippman, Crosser), 1959 November 9-10

NPR, 2003 August 1

NPR WAMU Radio, 1987 May 4

NPR WAMU Radio, 1990 October 22

NPR WAMU Radio, 1992 June 16

NPR, Perdue Chicken and Repetitive Motion Syndrome, 1989 March 4

NPR, Steelworkers vs. Food Workers, undated

O Canada, undated

Off Center, 1994 Spring

Off Center, 1994 Summer

Off Center, 1994 Winter

Off Center, 1995 Summer

Ohio proceedings, 1980 June-July

Olwell, Bill, Interview, undated

One-day community services institute, Local 547, 1958 March

Opening Orientation; American Economic Scene, 1958 January 25

Opening Session, 1971 May 11

Operation Success, undated

Organization Concluded; Hanson, Negotiations, 1951 January 12

Organizational Conference, 1959 October 24

Organizers conference - speeches by Jimerson, Gorman, Poole Ratner, 1957

Organizers Conference, Chicago, 1971 December 6-7

Organizers Conference, Wages and Workloads, J. Powderly, 1959 May

Organizing - Irving Stern, undated

Organizing - Marvin Hook, undated

Organizing - Strikes - No. 11, Harry Poole, undated

Organizing - Strikes, Harry Poole, 1959 March 5

Organizing Update, undated

Organizing Update, No. 1-No. 8, undated

Organizing, H. Poole, 1975 March 20

Outstate, 1964 February 2

P.E.G. before B.A. of Union Administration, 1960 December 8

P.E.G. COPE (Support McGovern), undated

P.E.G. Film No. 1, undated

P.E.G. first movie - copy, undated

Packing Conference, 1981 October 22

Packing Conference, 1981 October 22

Packing Conference, 1981 October 23

Packinghouse, May 23

Packinghouse Conference, 1968

Parliamentary Procedure, Sig Moody, undated

Pat Gorman, 1960 February 26

Patchoke? A&P and Industy, Hook and Cohn, undated

Patrick E/ Gorman Dedication, Weizman Institute, 1966

Patrick Gorman and Meyer Weisgal (Weizman Institute), Chicago, 1967

Patrick Gorman, dedication at Weizman Institute, Rehovoth, 1966

Paul Harvey, 1950 October 16

Paul Milling, Transcribed Action Meeting, Webster Hall, undated

Pension and Health and Welfare, Ted Russell, 1960 December

"Pension Plans" - Hans Lehman, 1958 February 1

People at Read's Speak Retail Store Employees Union Local 692, undated

Personnel and Staff Problems, Yoxall, Inland Steel, 1960 December

PES III Film Original, 1960 June 9

Pharmacists support California union locals 391, 770, undated

Planning and Preparation - Kern, B.A., 1960 December

Planning for Local Financing During An Economic Crisis, 1975 September 22

PLRS radio station, David Ryan Interview, Akron, Ohio, undated

Political and Women's Affairs Conference, 1982 September 23

Political and Women's Affairs Conference, 1982 September 24

Political and Women's Affairs Conference, 1982 September 25

Political and Women's Affairs Conference, 1982 September 26

Political Information Committee of Louisiana Unions, undated

Political Outtakes, Members of UFCW Local 431, undated

Political Process as MNS of Improving Stat. Minority Groups, undated

Portland, Oregon, Meyers Actualities, undated

Position on ballot for confidential 21st International Convention, 1964 June 7

Poultry exercise, tape 1-2, undated

Prep for White House Visit, undated

Prep Visit to White House, undated

Preparation For a Good Contract - J. Proston, New BA, 1975 March 18

Preparation, Organizing Conference, Handbills - Ken Young, 1969 May 6

Preparing Arbitration Cases - Chuck Orlove, 1976 February 4

Preparing for Strikes and Layoffs, 1975 March 20

Presidency announcement, 1957 October 14

Press Conference on National Health Security Act, 1971 January 20

Press Conference, Boise, Idaho, 1981 November 19

Problem and Its Background; Workshops on how to draw on special resources, 1958 January 28

Professor Kissinger, 1959 December 2

Professor Moab - problem solving; Paul Hampel - servicing plants and markets, 1969 September 13

Professor Samkey - use of questions in group discussion; Bess Sondel, 1969 April

Public Relations - Irwin Klass, undated

Public Relations and How to Tell the Union Story, Saul Miller, undated

Public Relations, Arnold Mayer, undated

Q&A session about unions, undated

Questioning Methods, Sklar, undated

Questions - Frank McCallister, 1959 April 20

R. Delany?, undated

R.C.I.A. Meeting, New York Division Conference, 1959 November 23

R1, 1976 December 20

R1, Joliet, 1453, WJOL Radio, undated

R10, Fact Fone Local 951, Lansing Michigan #2, undated

R100, Disney World Slide Show, undated

R101, Fess Parker Ad Lib, undated

R102, Perdue Workers Organizing Committee, undated

R103, URW Fact Fone #16-22, undated

R107, Labor History Corrected, 1981 July 20

R108, Disney World Slide Show, undated

R11, Fact Fone 751, Ann Arbor, Michigan, undated

R110, UFCW Local 328A, undated

R111, UFCW Local 328A, undated