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U.S. Mss 129A
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Part 1 (U.S. Mss 129A, Micro 192, Audio 1524A, Disc 55A): Installment One,
1919-1962117.2 cubic feet (293 archives boxes), 7 reels of microfilm (35 mm), and 9 disc
recordings : Installment One consists of 275 boxes of the files of the international union, 14 boxes
of the New York State Director's office files, and 4 boxes of the Quin State Regional
office files. In addition there are six reels of microfilmed Organizers' Weekly reports
(five reels from the files of the international office and one from the New York State
Office), and one reel containing a list of delegates to the first constitutional
convention. Nine disc recordings are included. The physical order of this installment as
reflected in the box list is not as refined as one would wish; users are cautioned to
examine the listings carefully to locate similar titles not filed together as one would
expect. : Because box numbers in this installment generally start over at box number 1 with each
file, it is necessary when requesting boxes to specify both the box number and the file
number needed. | Series A. International Office | | File 1A. Subject File, 1939-1955 (including correspondence) | Box 1-21 | | File 2A. Area Directors and Joint Boards File, 1946-1960 | Box 1-27 | | File 3A. Convention File, 1939-1954 | Box 1-7 | | File 4A. TWOC Historical Records, 1934-1939 | Box 1 | | File 5A. Executive Council, 1949-1951 | Box 1 | | File 6A. Organizing Report Summaries, 1950-1960 | Box 1-8 | | File 7A. Research Division, 1918-1960 | Box 1-21 | | File 8A. Education Department: Part 1, Larry Rogin, 1938-1958 | Box 1-16 | | File 8A. Education Department: Part 2, Thomas Cosgrove, 1942-1958 | Box 1-8 | | File 9A. Film File, 1947-1952 | Box 1-2 | | File 10A. Publications Division, 1938-1955 | Box 1-25 | | File 11A. Speeches, Emil Rieve, 1939-1948 | Box 1-2 | | File 12A. Speeches, George Baldanzi, 1946-1948 | Box 1 | | File 13A. News Releases, TWOC and TWUA, 1937-1948 | Box 1-3 | | File 14A. Mimeographed Data, 1937-1954 | Box 1-7 | | File 15A. Dyers Federation, 1937-1948 | Box 1-3 | | File 16A. Expired Contracts, 1937-1962 | Box 1-121 | | File 17A. Organizers Weekly Activity Reports, 1953-1955 | Micro 192, Reel 1-5 | | File 18A. Disc recordings of speeches and programs | Audio 1524A/88-96 (also assigned Disc 55A/1-9) | | Series 1B. Files of the New York State Director (Jack
Rubenstein) | | Organizers Correspondence, 1947-1952 | Box 1 | | Organizational Files (by Cities), 1943-1948 | Box 2 | | Organizational Files (by Locals), 1942-1948 | Box 3 | | Employer Files, 1943-1952 | Box 4-8 | | Joint County Boards, 1945-1946 | Box 9-11 | | Collective Bargaining Contracts, 1937-1956 | Box 12 | | Subject Files, 1945-1946 | Box 13-14 | | Organizers' Reports, 1951-1952, 1956-1957 | Micro 192, Reel 6 | | Series 1C. Files of the Quin State Regional Office | | Employers Files, 1951-1961 | Box 1-4 | | Mennonite and Brethren in Christ Church, 1956-1957 | Box 4 |
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Series: Series A: International Office
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Subseries: File 1A: Subject File, 1939-195522 boxes This general subject file, arranged alphabetically by topic and chronologically
thereunder, includes correspondence of President Emil Rieve and of his staff. Other
communications are in the form of telegrams, mimeographed circulars, form letters,
and related papers, a few of which are printed. Most of the letters are staff
communications with various national offices or with locals and joint boards,
although there is some correspondence with other unions, politicians, and
businessmen. Subjects of papers in the file include administration and financial affairs of the
union at all levels, wages, negotiations, strikes, internal strife, politics, and
testimony before congressional committees. Proposed methods of coping with the many
problems in the textile industry, usually written from the viewpoint of union
members and officers, are the subjects of many of the letters and memoranda in this
file.
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U.S. Mss 129A
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Agreement Department, 1952, 1954, 1955
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All Departments, 1952
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American Federation of Hosiery Workers,
1947-1948
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American Woolen Company, 1943-1944
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American Thread Conference, 1943
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American Woolen Company, 1946
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Anti-Union Conspiracy, 1948-1949
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Atlanta Office, 1949, 1950, 1952
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Baldanzi, George, 1940-1951
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Bishop, Mariano, 1952
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Canadian Office, 1951
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Canadian Conference, 1953
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Canadian Textile Industry, 1946
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Carpet and Rug Conference, 1942-1944,
1946-1955
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Chupka, John, 1955
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City of Hope Dinner, 1954
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Congress of Industrial Organization (CIO)
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1952, 1953, 1955
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Convention, 1939, 1944, 1951, 1953, 1954,
1955
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Executive Board, 1942, 1948
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Full Employment Committee, 1950
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Office of Defense Mobilization, 1955
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Social Security Committee, 1950
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Political Action Committee, 1946
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State and City Councils, 1954
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Conventions (TWUA), 1941-1948
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Cook, Wesley, 1945-1947
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Cotton Cases (WLB), 1945
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Cotton Conference, 1942
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Cotton Conference Employer, 1942
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Cotton Demands, 1945
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Cotton Industry, 1944
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Cotton: Other Company Information, 1942
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Cotton Textiles, 1945
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Cotton Northern, Conference, 1943, 1946-1947, 1949,
1954-1955
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Cotton Northern, Rayon, 1950
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Cotton Northern, Silk and Rayon,
1950-1953
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Cotton Rayon Conference, 1950
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Cotton Silk and Rayon Conference, 1943
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Cotton, Southern, 1946-1950, 1953
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Cotton, Southern Company Information,
1943
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Cotton, Southern and Rayon, 1948
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Cotton, Southern Wage Demands, 1946
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Department Heads Meetings, 1953-1954
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Draft Status, 1944
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Dyeing and Finishing, 1944
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Dyers Division, 1948-1949
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Dyers Federation, 1947
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Dyers Division, 1950-1955
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Economic Advisory Council,
1949-1952,1954
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Education Department, 1950-1951
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Employers, Letters to, 1951
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Fall River Loomfixers, 1943
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Fall River Situation, 1944
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Finance Department, 1943-1946, 1948-1949,
1952
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Health and Insurance Department,
1948-1952
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Hearings, Southern Textile, 1944
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Hosiery, General, 1943-1947
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Housing Fund, 1946
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Industry and State Directors' and Joint Board Meeting,
1949
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Industry Directors' Meeting, 1953
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ILGWU Jurisdictional Disputes, 1946
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Letters to Locals, 1942
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Letters to Joint Boards and Locals, 1943-1948,
1950
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Legal Department, 1942-1950
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Legal Department, 1951-1954
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Letters, Replies on Pamphlet
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“A Key to World Security,”
1945-1946
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Letters: Joint Boards and Locals,
1951-1955
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Letters: People Outside of Organization,
1940-1950
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Meeting, New York Office, 1952 May 15
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Memos, Inter Office, 1939-1952
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Memos, Miscellaneous, 1942
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Midwest Conference, 1947
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Midwest Trip, 1940
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Minutes: Executive Council (UTA), 1943
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Minutes: Department Heads Meetings, 1952
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New Bedford Negotiations, 1943
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Organizers Conference, 1940, 1944, 1945
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Organizers' Reports on:
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New Organization, 1943
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Report on Connecticut, 1943
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Status of Rhode Island, 1943
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Report on Ohio, 1947
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Report on Pennsylvania, 1943
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New Organizations, 1943
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Items of Interest, 1944-1945
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Pan American Congress on Social Planning,
1942
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Payne, Herbert, 1939-1949
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Payne, Herbert, 1941-1950
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Payton, Boyd, 1950-1953
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Per Capita Tax, 1945
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Plush Velvet and Upholstery, 1946-1947
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Political Action (Barkin), 1948-1952
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Philip Murray Memorial, 1953
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Pollock, William L., 1941-1949, 1951,
1953
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President's Labor Management Committee,
1945
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Reciprocal Trade Agreement Hearings,
1945
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Research (Solomon Barkin)
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1943-1949
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1949-1951
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1952-1955
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Resolutions, 1948
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Rieve, Emil, London Trip, 1945
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Rieve, Other Activities, 1948, 1949,
1951
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Rubenstein, Jack, 1945-1955
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Silk and Rayon, 1946-1949
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Staff, Letters to, 1942-1945
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Staff, New England Conference, 1942
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Staff, Southern Conference, 1943
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Staff, Special Meeting, New York, 1943
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Staff, Special Meeting, 1943 November
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Staff, Southern Conference, 1945
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Staff, New England Meeting, 1945
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Staff, Letters to, 1946-1949
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Staff, Conference, Atlantic City, 1946
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Staff, Conference, New York, Jersey, Pennsylvania
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Staff, Conference, Delaware, Maryland,
1946
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Staff, Conference, New England
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Staff, Conference, Southern, 1946 June
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Staff, Conference, Southern, 1946
December
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Staff, State, regional and Local Staff Southern,
1946
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State Directors' Meeting, New England and Mid-Atlantic,
1949
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Staff Meeting, North Carolina, 1949
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Staff Meeting, Southern, 1949
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State Director Meeting, Southern, 1949
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Staff Meeting, Virginia, 1949
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Staff, Letters to, 1950-1951
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State Directors and Others, 1951-1955
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Staff, Letters to, 1952
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Staff Meeting, Midwest, 1952
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Staff Conference, Southern, 1952
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Staff Conference, New England, 1952
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Staff Conference, Mid-Atlantic, 1952
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Staff, National
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Staff, Letters to, 1953
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Staff Meeting, Midwest, 1953
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Staff Meeting, New York, 1953
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Staff Meeting, New England, 1953
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Staff Conference, Southern, 1953
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Staff Conference, Mid-Atlantic, 1954
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Staff Conference, Southern, 1954
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Staff, Letters to, 1954-1955
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Stettin, Sol, 1955
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Strike Fund, 1945-1946
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Strikes, 1950
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Strike Situation, Southern, 1951-1952
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Synthetic Yarn, Textile Industry,
1944-1953
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Taft-Hartley Law, 1947-1948
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Town Meeting of the Air, 1942 February 5
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Wage, Southern Wage Increase Conference and Employer Letter,
1947
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Wage, War Labor Board Hearing, 1942
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Wage, Stabilization Board, 1951
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Washington Office, 1951
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Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1941-1942
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“Weaving for Victory,” Radio Scripts and Report,
1943
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Woolen and Worsted, 1945
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Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1943
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Woolen and Worsted Conference, Employers,
1945
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Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1945-1946
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Woolen and Worsted Conference, Employers,
1946
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Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1947,
1949-1955
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Wyle, Ben, 1946-1947
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Subseries: File 2A: Area Directors and Joint Boards,
1946-1960
27 boxes
: This file is arranged alphabetically by state and chronologically thereunder. These
papers relate to the same topics as the Subject File, although they discuss in more
specific terms the particular problems of the area directors and joint boards. Many
of the letters relate to the monthly reports submitted by area directors and joint
boards. These reports concern strikes, negotiations, organizing campaigns, union
administration, state and local political situations, and educational campaigns.
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General
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Alabama - Illinois, 1946-1948
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Indiana - Mississippi, 1946-1948
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New Hampshire - North Carolina,
1946-1948
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North Carolina - Texas, 1946-1948
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1949-1951
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Alabama - Connecticut
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Fry, R. Julius, Alabama State Director
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Lisk, H.D., Alabama State Director
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Hathcock, Louis, Gadsden Joint Board
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Honey, Sam, Gadsden Textile Workers
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Boartfield, Douglas, Huntsville
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Adcock, W.T.
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Baron, Samuel, Canadian Director
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Tessier, Leo, Greater Cornwall Joint Board
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Gorman, R.E., Maritime Joint Board
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Sydney Emerson, Georgian Bay Area Joint Board
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Watson, George, Greater London Joint Board
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Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto Joint Board
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Cluney, Edward, Greater Toronto Joint Board
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Johnston, Albert, Trent Valley Area Joint Board
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Robinson, Jack, Greater Hamilton Joint Board
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Callacker, Daniel, Connecticut State Director
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White, Joseph, Connecticut State Director
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Kullas, Henry, Eastern Connecticut Joint Board
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Pilot, Wanda, Greater Hartford Joint Board
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Georgia - Kentucky
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Lisk, H.D., Georgia State Director
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Lawrence, R.R., Georgia State Director
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Young, Ray, Georgia State Office
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Douty, Ken, Georgia State Director
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Pedigo, J.D., Northwest Georgia Joint Board
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Tullar, William, Middle West Director
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Foreman, L.J., North Texas Joint Board
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McGrew, Chicago Joint Board
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Cline, Ralph, Indianapolis
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Berge, Howard, Kansas City
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Gaulding, Retha, Kansas City
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Swantner, Frank, St. Louis
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Yaden, Lillian, Louisville
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Schuler, Paul, New Orleans
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Savorie, Lucille, New Orleans
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Dernoncourt, W.L., North Texas
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Moore, Herschiel, Central Texas
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Foreman, L.J., North Texas
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Williams, Grant, representative in Texas
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Neal, John, Mississippi
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Jabar, George, Maine
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Schoonjans, Michael, Biddeford Saco
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Maine - Massachusetts
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Blais, Denis, Lewiston
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Bowes, William, Central Maine
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Belanger, J. William, Massachusetts
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Belanger, J. William, Massachusetts
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Doolan, Edward, Taunton
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Hodgeman, Alton, Greater Lawrence
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Brown, Arthur, Greater Lawrence
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Hodgeman, Alton, Boston
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Filteau, Theodorf, Plymouth Rock
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Carignan, George, New Bedford
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Vergados, Louie, Lowell
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Damore, Felix, Lowell
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Auslander, Charles, Central Massachusetts
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Kennedy, James, Berkshire
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Vergados, Louis, Berkshire
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Sullivan, Anna, Western Massachusetts
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Daoust, Harold, Director New York and U.T.
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Williams, Thomas, Twin State
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Pitarys, Thomas, Greater Nashua
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Chupka, Frank, Winooski Burlington
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Hebert, Andrew, Greater Manchester and Suncook
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Richards, Garnold, Ad-Hudson Valley
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Wolski, John, Buffalo Regional
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Dundon, James, Utica
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New Jersey - New York
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Serraino, Charles, New York State Director
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Serraino, Charles, New Jersey State Director
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Manney, Ben, Passaic Joint Board
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Daly, Bernard, Paterson Joint Board
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Saller, Simon, Central Jersey State Board
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Basmajian, Samuel, South Jersey Joint Board
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Mermen, Jack, Hudson Essex Joint Board
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Rubenstein, Jack, New York State Director
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Killian, Joseph, Capitol District Joint Board
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8
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Ventura, Tony, Capitol District Joint Board
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Cohen, Sy, Columbia City Joint Board
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O'Shea, James F., Columbia County Joint Board
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Richards, Garnold, Mid-Hudson Valley Joint Board
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Woodard, Albert, Utica Joint Board
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Rosenberg, Milton, Greater New York Joint Board
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Krokenberger, Fred, Amsterdam Joint Board
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Walton, Harry, Oswego County Joint Board
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North Carolina
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Parker, Howard, Durham Joint Board
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Griffiths, Harold, Bi-County Joint Board
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Leighton, Joel, South Central Joint Board
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Parker, Robert, North Central Joint Board
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Fullerton, James, Mecklenburg County Joint Board
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Billingsley, William F., Greensboro-Burlington
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Conn, Lewis, North Carolina State Director
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Box
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Leighton, Joel, South Central Joint Board
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Ohio - Pennsylvania
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Box
10
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Bubb, Charles, Ohio State Director
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Box
10
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DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo Joint Board
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Box
10
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Esnough, Al, Twin City Joint Board
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10
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Barto, Gene, Northeastern Ohio Joint Board
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10
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Richards, W.A., Northeastern Ohio Joint Board
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10
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Johnson, Carl R., Cincinnati Joint Board
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10
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Griffin, Neil S., Portland Area Joint Board
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10
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Gatewood, Richard B., Los Angeles Joint Board
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Stillman, Harry, Los Angeles Joint Board
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10
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Baltrun, Sonia, Bay Area Joint Board
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10
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Stetin, Sol, Director-Pennsylvania
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10
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Sobol, Charles, Penn-Appalachian Joint Board
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10
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Rader, Joseph, Delaware Valley Joint Board
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10
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Ryan, Edmund F., Garden Spot Joint Board
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10
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Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia Joint Board
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Pennsylvania - South Carolina
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11
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Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia Joint Board
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11
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Umholtz, Peter, Allentown District Joint Board
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Box
11
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Frost, Sam, Schuylkill Valley
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Box
11
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Canzano, Victor, Rhode Island State Director
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Box
11
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Benti, Frank J., Rhode Island State Director
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Box
11
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Cavanaugh, Roger Williams Joint Board
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Box
11
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Novo, Joseph, Northern Rhode Island Joint Board
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Box
11
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Bello, John, South County Joint Board
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Box
11
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Auslander, Charles, South Carolina State Director
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Box
11
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Daniel, Franz E., South Carolina State Director
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Box
11
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Lynch, Wade, Cherokee-Spartanburg
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Box
11
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Smith, E.K.
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Box
11
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Berthiaume, Rene, Catawba Joint Board
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Tennessee - Wyoming
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Box
12
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Williams, H.S., Tennessee State Director
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Box
12
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Simmons, Lowell, Memphis Area Joint Board
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Box
12
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Dickenson, Forrest M., Memphis Area Joint Board
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Boartfield, Doug, Memphis Area Joint Board
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Marthenke, Harold, Memphis Area Joint Board
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12
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Payton, Boyd, Director Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland
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Jay, Lester H., Shenandoah Joint Board
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12
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Boggs, Emanuel, Pittsylvania County Joint Board
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Gordon, William, Dyers Department
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Bamford, James, Southern TTUA Director
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1952-1953
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Alabama - California
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Box
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Williams, Grant, Alabama Director
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Box
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Fry, Julius, Alabama Director
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Box
13
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Williams H.S., Alabama Director
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Box
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Boartfield, Doug, Huntsville
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Mayo, Dalls, Gadsden
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Hathcock, Gadsden
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Mullins, Herman, Director-Georgia
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Gatewood, Richard, Los Angeles
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Baltrun, Sonia, Bay Area
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Daoust, Harold, Canadian Director
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Tessier, Leo, Greater Cornwall Joint Board
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Emmerson, Sydney, Greater Hamilton Joint Board
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Robinson, Jack, Greater Hamilton Joint Board
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Watson, George, Greater London
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Rancourt, Gerald, Greater Montreal
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Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto
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Johnston, Albert, Trent Valley
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Braysford, Peter, Maritime
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Mullin, Alex, Greater Cornwall
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Sylvia, Ferdinand, Connecticut-Director
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Box
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Gallagher, Don, Eastern Connecticut
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Box
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Kullas, Henry, Eastern Connecticut
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Pilot, Wanda, Greater Hartford
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Box
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Lisk, H.D., Georgia-Director
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Box
13
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Halstead, Ered, South Georgia
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Box
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O'Shea, James, Northwest Georgia
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Illinois - Missouri
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Tullar, William, Illinois and Midwest
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Box
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McGrew, Earl, Chicago
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Wethington, Mervin, Indianapolis
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Cline, Ralph, Indianapolis
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Box
14
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Yadon, Lillian, Louisville
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Box
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Savoie, Lucille, New Orleans
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Box
14
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Jabar, George, Maine-Director
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Box
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Schoonjans, Michael, Biddeford-Saco
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Box
14
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Blais, Denis, Lewiston
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Box
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Bowes, W.J., Central Maine
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Box
14
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Belanger, William, Massachusetts
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Box
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Opilla, Joseph, Berkshire
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Box
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Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
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Damore, Felix, Central Massachusetts
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Box
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Hodgeman, Alton, Greater Boston
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Doolan, Edward, Greater Fall River
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Brown, Arthur, Greater Lawrence
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Vergados, Louis, Lowell
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Caregnan, George, New Bedford
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Doolan, Edward, Taunton
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14
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Filteau, Theodore, Plymouth Rock
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14
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Sullivan, Anna, Western Massachusetts
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Box
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Moore, Herschiel, Louisiana and Mississippi
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Box
14
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Neal, John, Mississippi
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Box
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Esnough, Al, Twin City
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Box
14
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Berge, Howard, Kansas City
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Box
14
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Gaulding, Retha, Kansas City
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Box
14
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Miller, Bert, St. Louis
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Box
14
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Swanther, Frank, St. Louis
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New Hampshire - New York
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Box
15
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Botelho, Michael, New Hampshire and Vermont-Director
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Box
15
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Williams, Thomas, Twin State Joint Board
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Box
15
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Pitarys, Thomas, Granite State Joint Board
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Box
15
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Chupka, Frank, Greater Winooski-Burlington
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Box
15
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Gallagher, Don, Greater Manchester and Suncook
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Box
15
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Holderman, Carl, New Jersey-Director
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Box
15
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Serraino, Charles, New Jersey-Director
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Box
15
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McKnight, James, Central Jersey Joint Board
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Box
15
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Saller, Simon, Central Jersey Joint Board
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Box
15
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Mermel, Jack, Hudson-Essex Joint Board
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Box
15
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Chupka, John, Passaic Joint Board
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Box
15
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Manney, Ben, Passaic Joint Board
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Box
15
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Ghagan, Joseph, South Jersey
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Box
15
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Basmajian, Samuel, South Jersey
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Box
15
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Rubenstein, Jack, New York-Director
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Box
15
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Krokenberjer, Fred, Amsterdam Joint Board
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Box
15
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Cohen, Sy, Columbia County
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Box
15
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Rosenberg, Milton, Greater New York
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Box
15
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Wolski, John, Buffalo Regional Joint Board
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Box
15
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Killian, Joseph, Capitol District
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Box
15
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Campbell, Jack, Mid-Hudson Valley
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Box
15
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Richards, Garnold, Mid-Hudson Valley
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Box
15
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Walton, Harry, Oswego County
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Box
15
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Padgett, Walter, Utica
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Box
15
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Dundon, James, Utica
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North Carolina - Pennsylvania
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Box
16
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Bamford, James, Southern Director
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Box
16
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Fry, Julius, Greensboro
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Box
16
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Kramer, Kenneth, Bi-County Joint Board
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Box
16
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Griffiths, Harold, Bi-County Joint Board
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Box
16
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Cline, Ralph, Greensboro-Burlington
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Box
16
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Carroll, Luther, Greensboro-Burlington
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Box
16
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Parker, Robert, North Central
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Box
16
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Berthiaume, Rene, Catawba
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Box
16
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Lisk, H.D., South Central
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Box
16
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Conn, Lewin, North Central-Director
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Box
16
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Leighton, Joel, South Central
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Box
16
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Wood, Draper, Mecklenburg County
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Box
16
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Parker, Howard, Durham
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Box
16
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Bubb, Charles, Ohio-Director
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Box
16
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Johnson, Carl, Cincinnati
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Box
16
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Barto, Eugene, Northeastern Ohio
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Box
16
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DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo
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Box
16
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Griffin, Neil, Portland Area
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Box
16
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Stetin, Sol, Pennsylvania-Director
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Box
16
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McCaig, William, Areas in Pennsylvania
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Box
16
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Umholtz, Peter, Allentown
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Box
16
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Rader, Joseph, Delaware Valley
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Box
16
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Holderman, Carl, Garden Spot
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Box
16
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Ryan, Edmund, Garden Spot
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Box
16
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McCaig, William, Penn-Appalachian
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Box
16
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Sobol, Charles, Penn-Appalachian
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Pennsylvania - Virginia
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Box
17
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Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
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Box
17
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Frost, Sam, Schuylkill Valley
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Box
17
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Canzano, Victor, Rhode Island-Director
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Box
17
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Blais, Dennis, North Rhode Island-Director
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Box
17
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Novo, Joseph, North Rhode Island-Director
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Box
17
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Cavanaugh, John, Roger Williams Joint Board
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Box
17
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Bello, John, South County Rhode Island
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Box
17
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Vaughan, Lloyd, South Carolina-Director
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Box
17
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Auslander, Charles, South Carolina-Director
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Box
17
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Dernoncourt, Wayne, South Carolina-Director
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Box
17
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Lynch, Wade, Cherokee-Spartanburg
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Box
17
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Berthiaume, R.P., Rock Hill Area
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Box
17
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Terry, David, Tennessee-Director
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Box
17
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Williams, H.S., Tennessee-Director
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Box
17
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Prestwood, James, Memphis Area
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Box
17
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Taylor, Earl, Texas-Director
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Box
17
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Williams, Grant, Representative in Texas
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Box
17
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Payton, Boyd, Virginia-Director
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Box
17
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Jay, Lester, Shenandoah
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Box
17
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Boggs, Emanuel, Pittsylvania County
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1954
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Alabama - New Jersey
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Box
18
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Mayo, Dallas, Gadsden
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Box
18
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Williams, H.D., Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
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Box
18
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Gatewood, Richard, Los Angeles
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Box
18
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Daoust, Harold, Canadian Director
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Box
18
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McIntee, Ralph, Greater Cornwall
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Box
18
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Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto
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Box
18
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Rancourt, Gerald, Greater Montreal
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Box
18
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Watson, George, Southwest Ontario
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Box
18
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Gallagher, Daniel E., Connecticut
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Box
18
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Ellis, James, Greater Hartford
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Box
18
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O'Shea, James, Northwest Georgia
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Box
18
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Grace, Marion, Indianapolis
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Box
18
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Tullar, William, Midwest Director
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Box
18
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McCrew, Earl, Chicago
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Box
18
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Yadon, Lillian, Louisville
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Box
18
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Schoonjians, Michael Biddeford-Saco
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Box
18
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Blais, Denis, Lewiston
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Box
18
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Bowes, William, Central Maine
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Box
18
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Damara, Felix, Central Massachusetts
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Box
18
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Doolan, Edward, Greater Fall River
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Box
18
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Brown, Arthur, Greater Lawrence
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Box
18
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Vergados, Louis, Lowell
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Box
18
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Hodgman, Alton, Greater Boston
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Box
18
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Carigan, George, New Bedford
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Box
18
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Filteau, Theodore, Plymouth Rock
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Box
18
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Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
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Box
18
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Doolan, Edward, Taunton
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Box
18
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Sullivan, Anna, Western Massachusetts
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Box
18
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Cook, Wesley, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia
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Box
18
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Esnough, Al, Twin City
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Box
18
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Miller, Bert, St. Louis
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Box
18
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Gaulding, Retha, Kansas City
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Box
18
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Williams, Thomas, Twin State
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Box
18
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Pitarys, Thomas, Granite State
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Box
18
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Chupka, Frank, Winooski-Burlington
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Box
18
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Stetin, Sol, New Jersey and Pennsylvania-Director
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Box
18
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McKnight, James, Central Jersey
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Box
18
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Mermel, Jack, Hudson Essex
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Box
18
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Opilla, Joseph, Passaic
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Box
18
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Wolford, Bill, South Jersey
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New York - Texas
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Box
19
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Campbell, Jack, Mid-Hudson Valley
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Box
19
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Krokenberger, Fred, Amsterdam
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Box
19
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Wolski, John, Buffalo
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Box
19
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Killian, Joseph, Capital
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Box
19
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Cohen, Sy, Columbia County
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Box
19
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Walton, Harry, Oswego County
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Box
19
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Padgett, Walter, Utica
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Box
19
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Rosenberg, Milton, Greater New York
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Box
19
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Rubenstein, Jack, New York Director
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Box
19
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Belanger, William, New England Director
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Box
19
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Auslander, Charles, Bi-County
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Box
19
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Lisk, H.D., South Central Area (South Carolina)
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Box
19
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Parker, Robert, North Central
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Box
19
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Payton, Boyd, S. Org. Director
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Box
19
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Bamford, James, S. Adm. Director
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Box
19
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Johnson, Carl, Cincinnati
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Box
19
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Barto, Eugene, Northwest Ohio
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Box
19
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DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo
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Box
19
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Riger, Morris, Ohio-Michigan
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19
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Griffin, Neil, Portland
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Box
19
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Rader, Foseph, Delaware Valley
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Holderman, Carl, Garden Spot
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Box
19
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Umholtz, Peter, Allentown
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Box
19
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Ryan, Ed, Penn-Appalachian
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Box
19
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Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
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Box
19
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Frost, Sam, Schuylkill Valley
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Box
19
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Nord, Eliz, Roger Williams Joint Board
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Box
19
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Bello, John, South County
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Box
19
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Laporte, John, North Rhode Island
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19
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Terry, David, Middle Tennessee
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Box
19
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Boartfield, C.S., Memphis
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Box
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Taylor, Earl, Texas
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1955
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Alabama - New York
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Box
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Williams, H.S., Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
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Box
20
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Mayo, Dallas, Gadsden
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Box
20
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Mullins, Herman, Alabama
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Box
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Griffin, Neil, Far West Director
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Box
20
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Carrara, Ralph, Greater Cornwall
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Box
20
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Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto
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Box
20
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Rancourt, Gerard, Quebec
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Box
20
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Watson, George, Southwest Ontario
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Box
20
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Daoust, Harold, Canadian Director
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Box
20
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Gallagher, Daniel E., Connecticut
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Box
20
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Ellis, James, Greater Hartford
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Box
20
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O'Shea, John, Northwest Georgia
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Box
20
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McGrew, Earl, Chicago
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Box
20
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Tullar, William, Midwest Director
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Box
20
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Yadon, Lillian, Louisville
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Box
20
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Schoonjans, Michael, Biddeford-Saco
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Box
20
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Bowes, W.J., Central Maine
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Box
20
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Blais, Dennis, Lewiston
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Box
20
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Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
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Box
20
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Damore, Felix, Central Massachusetts
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Box
20
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Hodgman, Alton, Greater Boston
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Box
20
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Hodgman, Alton, Lowell
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Box
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Mullins, H., Alabama
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Rogin, L., Burlington
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Rueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
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Boartfield, C.D., Memphis
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Terry, David, Mid-Tennessee
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1957
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Alabama - New Jersey
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Davidson, B., Alabama City
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Blais, Dennis, Lewiston
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Winger, Oscar, Twin City
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Miller, Bert, St. Louis
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Rose, Jean Oma, Kansas City
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Eardley, G., Paterson
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Ryan, Edmund, Penn-Appalachian
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Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
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Boartfield, C.S., Memphis
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Terry, David, Middle Tennessee
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1959
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Alabama - Pennsylvania
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Mullins, H.S., Alabama
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Nicholas, F., Los Angeles
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Hueter, J., Philadelphia
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Subseries: File 3A: Convention File, 1939-19547 boxes, 1 reel of microfilm (35 mm) This file covers a period of fifteen years, beginning with the first constitutional
convention in 1939, whose records include congratulatory messages, mimeographed
bulletins, news releases, circular letters, and lists of delegates accredited to
various locals and districts. The one reel of microfilm is a list of delegates to
this first convention. Generally, the convention file includes proceedings, papers
relating to preparations for conventions, and actions subsequent to the convention,
as reported to the President and Executive Council by officers of the union and its
subordinate units. Other papers in the file are reports of credential committees; speeches by union
officers and distinguished guests; reports of various standing committees such as
finance, organizing, legislation, and education; resolutions and grievances of
individual union members and of locals, which were brought before the convention;
reports on strikes; and reports delivered by general officers. Many papers in the 1952 convention file relate to a serious division in the union.
Under the leadership of former Vice-President Gorge Baldanzi a large faction
rebelled and withdrew because of a “Structure Committee” formed at the
1950 convention. The Baldanzi group maintained that the administrative power in the
union was too centralized. The remaining papers relate to such miscellaneous subjects as agenda, committee
appointments, dinners and guest speakers, radio and press coverage, temporary
offices, and housing.
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Convention Congratulations, 1939-1943
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Convention Material, 1939
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List of Delegates to First Convention
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U.S. Mss 129A
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Convention Material, 1941
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Convention - Committees, 1941
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Convention Material, 1943
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Convention, 1943
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Complete lists of delegates and alternates,
1939-1943
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TWUA Convention, 1945
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TWUA Convention - Credentials, 1946
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Convention, 1946
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Convention, 1948
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Convention, 1950
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Convention - miscellaneous, 1950
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Greetings, 1950
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Committees, 1950
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Copley Plaza Hotel, 1950
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Local 1874 Constitution and By-Laws, local ordinances, and notes,
1950
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Resolutions, 1950
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Committee or Appeals and Grievances,
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Credentials and Committees, 1950
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Convention, 1952
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Convention - miscellaneous, 1952
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Canada - mimeo data, 1952
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Baldanzi, 1952
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Clippings, 1952
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Convention - committees, ushers, 1952
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Appeals to Convention, 1952
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Lloyd Ishmiel Adams and Robert K. Baker v. Local 1874,
1952
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Local 400, Suncook, New Hampshire: regarding Mrs. A. Coulombe v.
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Local 523 - North Adams, Massachusetts,
1952
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Case of Ellsworth Larrabee, Local 400, Suncook, New Hampshire,
1952
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Appeal of Meyer Kivelson, Local 1790, Brooklyn, New York,
1952
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Joint Board Credentials, 1952
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Convention Calculation Sheets, 1952
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Credentials - delegates from Pollock's office,
1952
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5
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Ushers - wrist watches, 1952
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Appeals to Convention, 1952
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Miscellaneous letters, 1954
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Credentials of Delegates, 1954
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Financial Reports, 1954
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Convention, 1954
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Convention Proceedings, 1939 May
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Report to Committees, 1939 May
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Executive Council Report to Convention, 1941 April
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Financial Report, 1948-1950
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Convention Proceedings, 1952 May 2
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Executive Council Report, 1954 May
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Convention Proceedings, 1954 May
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Subseries: File 4A: TWOC Historical Records,
1934-19391 box This is a small group of records relating to the early history of the Textile
Workers Organizing Committee, found in the office of Solomon Barkin shortly after
his retirement as Director of Research in 1963. These papers include accounts of the
great textile strike of 1934 and discuss both general and specific causes of the
strike. There is an evaluation of the effects of the National Industrial Recovery
Act on the textile industry, and an account of a mass funeral of six union pickets
killed by gunfire at Chiquola Mill in Honea Path, South Carolina. This file includes lists of workers and sympathizers killed in strike violence in
1934; mimeographed news releases and strike reports; tabulated statistics on
organizing activities; discussions about volunteer organizers; and organizing
reports. Also there is a copy of an uncompleted contract between the Committee for
Industrial Organization and the United Textile Workers of America, specifying the
conditions under which the Textile Workers Organizing Committee would be
activated.
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Subseries: File 5A: Executive Council Files,
1949-1951
1 box
: This file consists of reports to the Executive Council from officers, organizers,
and division and departments heads concerning the regular business of their offices,
and special reports on strikes, legislation, organization problems, and internal
strife. The special reports relate to such incidents as the Danville cotton strike
of 1951. Addresses by Emil Rieve and George Baldanzi, explaining their respective
positions in the secession movement are included in this file.
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Subseries: File 6A: Organizing Report Summaries,
1950-19608 boxes These reports represent a recapitulation of organizing and administrative reports
forwarded to the international office of the union by field representatives. Area
and Joint Board Directors were required to file these reports monthly and quarterly,
but attached correspondence indicates that many failed to file them regularly. These organizing report summaries were compiled by Mrs. Reba Canzano, secretary and
administrative assistant to President Emil Rieve. They contain factual information
of incidents and activities, analyses of developing situations, assessments of
possible effects, and suggestions for future actions. Occasionally the original
reports were included in the file, especially if they included information of
special importance. A few letters and memoranda were included also. Subject matter in the reports included estimates of public opinion; membership
figures; progress of negotiations and of strikes; organizing developments; status of
local unions and of their administrative personnel; educational, social, and civic
activities; and reports of National Labor Relations Board hearings attended.
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1950
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Mr. Rieve - Activities
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CIO Southern Organizing Drive
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1952
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Reports on Organizing Activities
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Voluntary Organizing Committees
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Organization
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GOF Forms Received
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1953
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Organizing
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Suggestions on Organizing Activities
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Summaries of Monthly Reports
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2
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Summary of Monthly Reports
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1954
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2
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Organizing Activities
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2
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Summary of Monthly Reports
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1955
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Directors' Monthly Organizing Reports
: Record of Reports Received
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Memos - Organizing Committee
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Comments on Organizers' Manual
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Minutes - Organizing Committee Meetings
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Exchange Leaflets
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3
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Summary of Monthly Reports
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Organizing Activities
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1956
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Carpets - William Ducheesi
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Cotton Rayon - Victor Canzano
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Dyeing-Finishing - William Gordon
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Woolen & Worsted - James Bamford
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Synthetics - Wesley Cook
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Washington Office - John Edelman
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Locals With Full Time Business Agents
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Reports (general)
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Summaries of Monthly Reports
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1957
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4
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Summaries of Organizing Reports
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Summary of Monthly Reports
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DuCheesi, William - Carpets
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Canzano, Victor - Cotton-Rayon
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Cook, W. - Synthetics
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Gordon, William - Dyeing-Finishing
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Belanger, William - Organizing Reports
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Cook, Wesley - Organizing Reports
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Griffin, Neil - Organizing Reports
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Riger, Morris - Organizing Reports
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Rubenstein, Jack - Organizing Reports
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Stetin, Sol - Organizing Reports
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Swaity, Paul - Organizing Reports
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Williams, A.S.
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Belanger, William - Administrative Reports
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Cook, Wesley - Administrative Reports
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Griffin, Neil - Administrative Reports
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Rigger, Morris - Administrative Reports
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Rubenstein, Jack - Administrative Reports
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Stetin, Sol - Administrative Reports
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Swaity, Paul - Administrative Reports
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Tullar, William - Administrative Reports
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Bamford, James - Woolen-Worsted
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Tullar, William - Organizing Reports
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1958
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Regional Reports
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1959
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Summary of Monthly Reports
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Summary of Monthly Organizing Reports
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1960
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Cook, Wesley, Maryland
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Belanger, William, New England
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Botelho, Michael, S.E. Georgia
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Daoust, H., Canada
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Payton, Boyd, North and South Carolina
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Riger, Morris, Ohio-Michigan
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Rubenstein, Jack, New York
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Stetin, Sol, Tri-State
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Tullar, William, Midwest
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Williams, H.S., South Central
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Canzano, Victor, Cotton-Rayon
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Gordon, William, Dyeing & Finishing
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1959-1960
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Belanger, William
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Botelho, Michael
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Cook, Wesley
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Daoust, Harold
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Griffin, Neil
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Riger, Morris
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Rubenstein, Jack
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Stetin, Sol
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Tullar, William
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Williams, H.S.
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Belanger, M. - Woolen-Worsted
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Canzano, Victor - Cotton-Rayon
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Cook, Wesley - Synthetics
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DuChessi, William - Carpets and Rugs
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Gordon, William - Dyeing
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Summary of Monthly Reports
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Organizing Reports and Summaries
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Subseries: File 7A: Research Division, 1918-196021 boxes Files of Solomon Barkin, Director of Research, include his papers from the period
when he was office manager. Subjects are so varied that listing them might mislead a
researcher. The file contains both raw date and finished reports. Some of these
reports are tabulations of data compiled by Barkin, while others are memoranda or
narrative reports. His reports to the Executive Council were not supported with as
much detail as reports to outside groups, such as congressional committees. Some of the papers in the file pre-date the formation of TWOC and TWUA, including
transcripts of the National War Labor Board hearings in 1918 and 1919, the Passaic
strike of 1926-1927, and the Philadelphia strike of 1930. There are briefs prepared
and presented by Barkin before the Wage and Hour Board in support of a forty cent
per hour minimum wage in the textile industry. Statistics on wages, production, and
profits in many branches of the industry are filed with counter briefs and
statements presented by employers in the wage and hour hearings of 1938. Although wages, production figures, and profits, are the major content of the
statistics, they also include information about manpower and material shortages
during World War II. They also include information on competitive prices of raw
materials and finished goods from foreign sources; projected market conditions;
worker productivity; accidents and compensation; insurance and retirement;
membership figures and organizing data. Other than wage and contract negotiations, research information was used for
educational purposes, for organizing campaigns, press releases, for the use of
government agencies, or to support the union's positions and policies on tariffs,
war production, and foreign policy.
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1918-1941
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1938
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1939-1940
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1941
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1941-1942
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1942
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1942-1944
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1944
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1944
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1944
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1944-1945
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1945
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1945
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1945-1947
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1948-1951
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1952-1954
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1953-1957
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1957-1959
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1959-1960
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Newspaper clippings
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1937-1938
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1939-1941
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Subseries: File 8A: Education Department, 1938-195824 boxes Files of the Education Department include correspondence, memoranda, and
announcements, relating to the work and programs of the department, with emphasis on
materials, methods, and techniques of instruction. They include programs;
instruction kits; outlines and schedules for schools and institutes; information
about book clubs and lecture programs; and pamphlets. Since the primary purpose of the formation of TWOC and TWUA was to “organize
the unorganized,” its first problem was to teach textile workers what a union
is and how it could help them. At a local level, educational programs were designed
to disseminate general information about the Textile Workers Union; its purposes and
effectiveness; and to refute attacks by employers and other unsympathetic elements
in the community. Newspaper advertisements, radio programs, and leaflet distribution
were used when the purpose was to influence the general climate of public opinion or
to publicize wage rates and working conditions of the local area in the textile
industry. Educational programs included training of local officers in parliamentary
procedure, public speaking, record keeping, writing news releases and radio scripts,
and how to run a newspaper for the union. The education department also conducted
schools for stewards with the purpose of teaching them how to investigate
grievances, how to present them to management, and how to differentiate between
irritations and real injustices. For rank and file members there were courses in government, public speaking,
economic history, English for immigrants, and other courses of general interest.
Special educational features were added to business meetings, in the form of
lectures or films, and a few locals had labor libraries. Educational institutes and conferences were conducted for the benefit of local and
joint board officers on the subjects of legislation, problems of the textile
industry, negotiation of contracts, political issues, and war policy. The Education Department files are divided into two segments: Larry Rogin Files,
1938-1958 (Box 1-16) and Thomas Cosgrove Files, 1942-1958 (Box 1-8).
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Larry Rogin Files, 1938-1958
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Adult Education, 1950
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1
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“All Rights Denied,” Chatham Manufacturing Company, Elkin,
North Carolina, 1956
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1
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American Civil Liberties Onion, 1955
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1
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers, CIO,
1954
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Box
1
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American Federation of Hosiery Workers,
1938-1946
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AFL-CIO
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1
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Standing Committee on Education,
1956
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1
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Education Committee, 1955-1956
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1
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Education Directors, 1950-1957
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1
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Department of Education, 1955-1957
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1
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Committee on Political Education,
1956
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1
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Publication Department, 1955-1957
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1
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Department of Research, 1956
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1
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Union Label and Service Trades
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1
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American Federation of Teachers
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1
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American Federation of Musicians
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Box
1
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Americans for Democratic Action, 1957
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American Labor Education Service
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1
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1952-1956
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1957
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1950-1952
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1946-1949
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American Library Association,
1954-1957
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2
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Arbitration
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2
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Area Redevelopment Bill, 1957
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2
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Avondale Mills, 1955
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2
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Bailey, Marge, 1950-1953
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2
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Black Mountain College
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2
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Blackwell, James, 1949-1951
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Blaine, Nancy, 1947-1948
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2
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Blue Ridge Assembly, 1948-1950
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Boartfield, C.D., 1947
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Boartfield, Doug, 1948
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Bogart, Agnes, 1952
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3
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Books for Woolen and Worsted Conference,
1949
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Book and Pamphlet questionnaire, 1946
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3
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Bennett, E. Howard - Anti-Union Propaganda,
1956
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3
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Book Club Correspondence and Mailings,
1954-1957
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3
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Book and Pamphlet Club Ballots, 1946
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3
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Book Survey, 1957
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Books Ordered, 1952-1957
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Book Club Orders, 1952-1957
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Bookazine, 1954-1957
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Brain Trust, 1948-1950
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Calkins, Fay, 1946 June-1947 January
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Canadian CIO - Railway Brotherhood, Hepworth Andras,
1946
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3
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Carolina Mills Inc., 1951
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Catholic Labor Education, 1947
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Committee on Political Education, AFL-CIO,
1956-1957
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Chatham, 1955-1956
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Chattanooga Labor World, 1956
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Chemical Workers, 1956
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3
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Christian Century,
1956
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Church Religion and Labor, 1951
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Cleveland Worsted Campaign, 1954-1955
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Clippings on Education Department, 1947 April
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College Programs, 1947-1951
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Comics, 1948
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Community Chests and Councils of America,
1951
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4
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Committee for the Nation's Health,
1953-1954
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4
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Community Services Committee,
1950-1957
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CIO Community Services Committee,
1946-1953
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CIO Community Services War Relief Committee,
1944-1945
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Conference Calls, 1958
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Conference Board of Associated Research Councils,
1952-1953
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CIO Education Directors, Minutes, 1955
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4
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CIO Economic Outlook, 1952, 1954, 1955
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CIO Fair
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4
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COPE Conference Kit, 1956
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4
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CIO Minutes of CIO Press and Public Relations Conference,
1952 March 29-30
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4
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CIO Committee to Abolish Racial Discrimination,
1944-1946
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4
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CIO Organizing Committee, 1951-1952
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CIO Europe, 1951[?]
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4
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CIO Summer Schools
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4
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Communication Workers of America, AFL-CIO,
1956
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5
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Connecticut Workers Education Program,
1950
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5
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Cook, Wesley, 1956
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Council for Social Action, 1952
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5
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County Fair, 1952
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5
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Credit Unions, 1947-1956
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Democracy in Trade Unions, 1946
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Department Heads, 1956-1957
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“CIO Education Manual”
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Co-ops, 1946-1949
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Correspondence on Co-ops, 1948
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Cornell University, 1944-1949
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Defense Service
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Discrimination, 1946-1949
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Discussion, New Materials
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Douty, Ken, 1949-1954
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Duke University, 1952
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5
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Economic Cooperation Administration,
1951
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Economic Education Workshoppers, 1951
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Edelman, John W., Memos from and to,
1956
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Election Material, 1956
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Ethical Practices, 1954, 1957
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Extension Divisions and Projects, 1957
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5
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Essay on TWUA in Rhode Island, 1949
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5
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F Miscellaneous, 1943-1944
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Discrimination and Prejudice
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5
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Fabian Society, 1951
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Federal Aid to Education, 1957
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service,
1956
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5
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Federal Worker's Service Program,
1943-1945
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6
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Fulbright Scholarship
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6
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Georgia State Industrial Union Council,
1952-1955
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6
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Georgia Workers Education, 1946-1950
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Gilman, Glenn, 1956
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Glazer, Joe, 1944-1956
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Goldsmith, Bill, 1950
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Goebel, Harry, 1949-1952
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Gold, Stacia, 1956
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Box
6
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Goldsmith, William, 1949
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Box
6
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Goldsmith, Bill - Reports to Education Department,
1950
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Box
6
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Guernsey, George - CIO Education Department,
1947-1957
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Box
7
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“H” miscellaneous
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Box
7
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Half a Million Forgotten People, 1944
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Box
7
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Halls, Locals and Joint Boards
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Box
7
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Harding College
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Box
7
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Harvard University
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Box
7
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Hassett, Donald
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Box
7
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Hemsing, Al
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Box
7
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Highlander Folk School
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Box
7
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Hillbilly Show, 1948
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Box
7
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Hillman Foundation
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Box
7
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Human Relations in the Industrial
Southeast / by Glenn Gilman
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Box
7
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Indiana University Labor Program
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Box
7
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Industrial Union Department
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Box
7
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Institutes (summer)
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Box
7
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Institute of International Education
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Box
7
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Insurance
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Box
7
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ICFTU
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Box
7
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International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers District
4
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Box
7
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International Federation of Christian Trade Unions
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Box
7
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International Federation of Textile Workers' Association
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Box
7
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ILGWU Institute
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Box
7
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International Labor Office
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Box
7
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Inventory Literature
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Box
7
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Jacobs, Sam
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Box
7
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Jewish Labor Committee
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Box
7
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Joint Boards
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Box
7
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Joint TWUA Management and Programs
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Box
7
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Kit for Shop Stewards
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Box
7
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Knight, Pat, in Europe
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Box
7
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Knight, Pat, 1946
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Box
7
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Kempleman, Max
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Box
8
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Kit for Local Leaders
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Box
8
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Knight, Pat, 1943-1945, 1947-1951
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Box
8
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Knight, Pat, Reports to Education Department,
1950
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Box
8
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Labor Day Message, 1947
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Box
8
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Labor Day, 1948
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Box
8
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Labor Education, 1954
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Box
8
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League for Industrial Democracy, 1956
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Box
8
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Legal Department, 1956-1957
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Box
8
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Liberal Press, 1953-1954
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Box
8
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Library Service to Labor, 1955
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Box
8
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Literature, 1953
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Box
8
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Local Union Activities Kit, 1956
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Box
8
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Local Union Newspapers, 1956-1957
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Box
9
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Mailings, 1954-1955
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Box
9
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Maken, Morris, 1951-1953
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Box
9
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Marthenke, Harold S., 1948-1949
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Box
9
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Master Reporting Company, 1948
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Box
9
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Mc Miscellaneous, 1944-1956
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Box
9
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Memos, 1942, 1948-1952
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Box
9
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Michelson, Elmer B., 1945-1946
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Box
9
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Michigan CIO Council, 1948-1951
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Box
9
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Minnesota CIO Council, 1952
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Box
9
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Mutual Security Agency, 1952-1953
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Box
9
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NSA Labor Information, 1952
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Box
9
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NAACP Civil Rights Leadership Conference,
1952
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Box
9
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National CIO Community Services Committee,
1952
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Box
9
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National Committee for the Extension of Labor Education,
1946-1950
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Box
9
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National Council of the Churches of Christ,
1953-1956
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Box
9
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National Labor Service, 1947-1955
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Box
9
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National Religion and Labor Foundation,
1945-1950
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Box
9
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National Urban League, 1951
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Box
9
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New Bedford (the story of cotton)
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Box
9
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Negative File, 1955-1956
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Box
9
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The Negro Labor Committee
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Box
10
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New Jersey CIO Summer School,
1948-1949
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Box
10
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New Jersey State CIO Council,
1949-1955
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Box
10
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New York Adult Education Council Discussion Committee,
1953
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Box
10
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New York Adult Education Council, 1945-1954,
1957
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Box
10
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New School For Social Research, 1956
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Box
10
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New York State Mediation Board, 1953
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Box
10
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Newark Public Library, 1949-1951
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Box
10
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Ohio State CIO Council, 1952
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Box
10
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Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers, AFL-CIO,
1957
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Box
10
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On-the-job Training, 1946
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Box
10
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Organizing, Upper South, 1954-1955
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Box
10
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Organizing Committee, 1952-1955
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Box
10
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Organizing Committee, Staff Training,
1954
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Box
10
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Organizing Literature, 1956
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Box
10
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Organizing Literature, UTW
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Box
10
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Organizers' Manual, 1955
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Box
10
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Southern Organizing Reports, 1953-1956
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Box
10
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Organizing, Midwest, 1954-1955
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Box
10
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Organizing, New England, 1954-1955
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Box
10
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Organizing, New York, 1954
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Box
10
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Organizing Committee, Southern Conference,
1954
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Box
10
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Organizing, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
1954-1955
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Box
10
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Organizing Situations, 1953-1955
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Box
10
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Pagano, Jules, 1956
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Box
10
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Pamphlets, 1955-1956
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Box
10
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Papers Workers Educational Program,
1950
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Box
10
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Payne Memorial, 1952-1958
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Box
11
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Payton, Boyd, 1953-1957
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Box
11
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Pedigo, Joe, 1952
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Box
11
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Pendle Hill
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Box
11
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Pennsylvania CIO Council, 1953
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Box
11
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Penn State, Labor Education Program,
1953-1956
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Box
11
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Peace Time Conscription Law, 1945
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Box
11
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Per Capita Tax, 1946
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Box
11
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Princeton Survey, 1948
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Box
11
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Program Information Exchange,
1946-1947
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Box
11
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Proposed Expansion of Education Department,
1945
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Box
11
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Public Affairs Pamphlets, 1950-1952
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Box
11
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Programs, Quiz, 1943-1944
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Box
11
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Puerto Rico, 1952-1954
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Box
11
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“Pointers for TWUA Discussion Leaders,”
1957
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Box
11
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Pensioners Club, 1952-1953
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Box
11
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Pennsylvania State Office, 1951
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Box
11
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Rayon Division
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Box
11
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Reports to Conventions, 1943, 1946
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Box
11
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Reports to the Executive Council, 1947
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Box
11
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Report of Education and Publicity Department to the General Executive
Council, 1948
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Box
11
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Report of the Education Department, 1954 June
15
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Box
11
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Report of the Education Department, 1954 February
23
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Box
11
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Report of Education Department, 1954 October
11
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Box
11
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Report of Education Department, 1956
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Box
11
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Report of Education Department, 1953 May
25
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Box
11
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Report of Education and Publicity Department, 1951 November
12
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Box
11
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Reports, Education Department,
1956-1957
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Box
11
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Reports to Education Department, Pat Knight,
1949-1950
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Box
11
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Report to Education Department, Harold Marthenke,
1949
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Box
11
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Report of Publicity Department to Executive Council, 1953 May
25
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Box
11
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Report of Education Committee at 1948 Convention
|
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Box
11
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Report of Ben Segal, 1948
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Box
11
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Reports to Education Department - Ben Segal,
1949
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Box
11
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Reports, General Educational, 1942, 1943,
1944
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Box
11
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Reports, Education Weekly, 1943-1944
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Box
11
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Reports to the General Executive Council,
1949
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Box
11
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Report, General Executive Council,
1951
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Box
12
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Report of Executive Council on Education and Publicity, 1950
June 19-22
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Box
12
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Report to the General Executive Committee, Education and Publicity,
1950
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Box
12
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Research, 1946
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Box
12
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Research Department, Strikes and Elections,
1947
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Box
12
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Research Department, 1947-1948
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Box
12
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Research Department Reports, 1952-1957
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Box
12
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Rhode Island State University,
1944-1949
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Box
12
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Ritual Books, 1957
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Box
13
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Roosevelt College, 1944-1955
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Box
13
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Rules for Union Meetings, 1945-1955
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Box
13
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Rogin, Lawrence, Correspondence, 1953
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Box
13
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St. Louis Labor Education Project
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Box
13
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Sample Institute Programs, 1949
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Box
13
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Sample Letter, Describing TWUA Education program,
1947
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Box
13
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Sarah Lawrence College, 1947-1952
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Box
13
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Scholarships, 1957
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Box
13
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Segal, Ben, 1947-1956
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Box
13
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Segal, Ben - Reports to Education Department,
1950
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Box
13
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Seniority leaflet, 1938-1949
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Box
13
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“Services,” 1952-1953
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Box
13
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Severance Pay, 1952-1953
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Box
13
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Spanish Leaflets, 1957
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Box
13
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Springfield College, 1918
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Box
13
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Slide Talk
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Box
13
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Sixty-Five Cents Hearings, 1945-1946
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Box
14
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Sixty-Five Cents Baldanzi Recording Correspondence
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Box
14
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Social Agencies (General), 1951
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Box
14
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Southern Conference, 1955 October
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Box
14
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Southern Conference for Human Welfare,
1945-1947
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Box
14
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Southern School for Workers
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Box
14
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Staff Conferences, 1956
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Box
14
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Staff Medical, 1953
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Box
14
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Stetin, Sol, 1956
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Box
14
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Stewards Manual and Dictionary, 1950
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Box
14
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Stetson, Ray, 1947
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Box
14
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Strike Commissaries, Suggestions, 1946
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Box
14
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Strike Relief, 1952
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Box
14
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Strike Information, 1956
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Box
14
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Swaity, Paul, 1955
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Box
14
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Tenth Anniversary, 1949
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Box
14
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Ten Years of Southern Progress, Pamphlet,
1953
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Box
14
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TV Programs, 1952
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Box
14
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TWUA History, [1947?]
|
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Box
14
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TWUA Local with Union Halls
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Box
14
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TWUA Education Conference, 1948 January
7-9
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Box
14
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Textile Unionism, 1945, 1949
|
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Box
14
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Thirty-Five Hour Week
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Box
14
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Tick - TWUA
|
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Box
14
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Time - Study and Work Loads, 1947
|
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Box
14
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Training Within Industry, WMC, 1945
|
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Box
14
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Troy Area CIO Council, 1949
|
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Box
15
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Tullar, William, 1953
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Box
15
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Union Newspaper, 1956
|
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Box
15
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Union Optical Plan, 1948-1954
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Box
15
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United Auto Workers - CIO, 1953-1957
|
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Box
15
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United Rubber Workers, 1956
|
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Box
15
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United States Department of Labor, Division of Labor Standards,
Advisory Committee, Lawrence Rogin, Mimeographed Material,
1946-1947
|
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Box
15
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United States Department of Labor, Rogin Advisory Committee, Division
of Labor Standards, Correspondence, 1946
|
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Box
15
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United States Department of Labor, Foreign Visitors, 1950,
1951, 1956
|
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Box
15
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United Textile Workers, Evidence, 1957
|
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Box
15
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University of Chicago, 1951, 1952,
1956
|
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Box
16
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University of Connecticut, 1948-1957
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Box
16
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University of Illinois, 1950-1955
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Box
16
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University of Minnesota, 1947, 1951
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Box
16
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University of North Carolina,
1944-1956
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Box
16
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University of Pennsylvania, 1957
|
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Box
16
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University of Wisconsin, 1945, 1948,
1953
|
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Box
16
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University of Wisconsin School for Workers
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Box
16
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Vassar College, 1952
|
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Box
16
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Veterans, 1945
|
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Box
16
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Viscose Story, 1944
|
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Box
16
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Webber, Charles C., 1956
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Box
16
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Wellesley College, 1952-1953
|
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Box
16
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Wellesley Summer Institutes, 1949-1950
|
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Box
16
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White Citizens Council, 1956
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Box
16
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Whitebrook, Lloyd
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Box
16
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Wisconsin School for Workers
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Box
16
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Women's Auxiliaries, 1942-1943
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Box
16
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Workers Education, 1945-1950
|
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Box
16
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Workload Materials, 1947
|
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Box
16
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Yale University, 1952
|
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Box
16
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“Your Rights Under Labor Laws,”
1950
|
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Box
16
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“You're Never Too Old to Learn” Film Strip,
1948
|
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Box
16
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“Your Secret Weapon” Pamphlets
|
|
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Thomas J. Cosgrove Files, 1942-1958
|
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Box
1
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New Jersey, 1942-1958
|
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Box
1
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New Brunswick - Textile
News, Central Jersey Joint Board,
1943
|
|
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Box
1
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Botany Worsted Mills Joint Training Programs,
1947
|
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Box
1
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Hudson-Essex Joint Board, 1947
|
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Box
1
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Local 656, 1953
|
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Box
1
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Local 654, Passaic - Shop Paper, “The Botanist,”
1951-1952
|
|
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Box
1
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Shop Papers - Johnson & Johnson Local 630,
1944-1945
|
|
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Box
1
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Johnson & Johnson - Joint Training Programs,
1947
|
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Box
1
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Newark, 1949-1951
|
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Box
1
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Central Jersey Joint Board
|
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Box
1
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Delaware Valley Joint Board, 1956
|
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Box
1
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Phillipsburg
|
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Box
1
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Belvedere
|
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Box
1
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Celanese - Belvedere, 1955
|
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Box
1
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Parkersburg, West Virgina, 1948-1949
|
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Box
1
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Local 363, Roselle Park, 1956
|
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Box
1
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Local 506, Bound Brook, 1956
|
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Box
1
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Local 630, New Brunswick, 1953
|
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Box
1
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Local 707, Fairview, 1949
|
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Box
1
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“The Voice” - Local 77, Union City,
1948
|
|
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Box
1
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Passaic Joint Board, 1944-1956
|
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Box
2
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New Jersey - General, 1957-1958
|
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Box
2
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TWUA's Jersey Record, 1952-1953
|
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Box
2
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Passaic Joint Board, 1948-1953
|
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Box
2
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Passaic, New Jersey, 1945-1948
|
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Box
2
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Paterson, New Jersey, 1946-1952
|
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Box
2
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Local 1166, Newark, New Jersey, 1954
|
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Box
2
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Local 1298, New Brunswick, 1956
|
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Box
2
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Local 1337, Permacel - Pleasantville, New Jersey,
1953
|
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Box
2
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New Jersey - Rutgers, 1947
|
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Box
2
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South Jersey Joint Board, 1943-1954
|
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Box
2
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South Jersey News, South Jersey Joint Board,
1948-1953
|
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New York, 1946-1957
|
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Box
2
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Amsterdam Joint Board
|
|
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Box
2
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Buffalo Joint Board, 1949
|
|
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Box
2
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Columbia County Joint Board,
1951-1955
|
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Box
2
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Dyers Foundation 1790, Brooklyn, New York,
1948-1954
|
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Box
2
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New York Joint Board, 1946-1955
|
|
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Box
2
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Newsburgh, New York, 1947-1948
|
|
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Box
2
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Mid-Hudson Valley Joint Board, Newsburgh, New York,
1953-1957
|
|
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Box
2
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0swego County Joint Board, Fulton, New York,
1950
|
|
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Box
2
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Utica Joint Board, 1946-1957
|
|
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Box
2
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Local 933, Port Chester, New York,
1957
|
|
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Box
2
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Local 122, Yonkers, New York
|
|
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Box
2
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Texico News - Local 122, Yonkers, New York,
1951-1952
|
|
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North Carolina, 1944-1957
|
|
|
Box
2
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Locals 440, 251, 1086, North Carolina
|
|
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Box
2
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Bi-County Joint Board
|
|
|
Box
2
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Cone Print Worker- Greensboro, North Carolina,
1955
|
|
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Box
2
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Cone Mills, 1955-1956
|
|
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Box
2
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Cranston Print, Hendersonville, North Carolina,
1954-1955
|
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Box
2
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Hendersonville, North Carolina - Paw Creek, North Carolina,
1955
|
|
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Box
2
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Durham, 1944-1955
|
|
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Box
2
|
Erwin, North Carolina, 1951-1953
|
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Box
2
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TWUA Contract Reporter, 1950
|
|
|
Box
2
|
Locals 246, 250, 251, Durham, North Carolina
|
|
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Box
2
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Local 1354, Gastonia Yarn, 1954-1955
|
|
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Box
2
|
Greensboro-Burlington Joint Board,
1951-1957
|
|
|
Box
2
|
North Central Joint Board - High Point, North Carolina,
1957
|
|
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Box
2
|
Rockingham, North Carolina, 1947
|
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Box
2
|
Spray, North Carolina, 1953
|
|
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Box
2
|
South Central Joint Board
|
|
|
Box
2
|
“Textile Workers” North Carolina,
1947-1949
|
|
|
Ohio, 1947-1958
|
|
|
Box
3
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Berea, Ohio, 1949-1950
|
|
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Box
3
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Cleveland, 1954-1958
|
|
|
Box
3
|
Northeastern Ohio Joint Board,
1948-1956
|
|
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Box
3
|
Local 224, Toledo, Ohio, 1957
|
|
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Box
3
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Local 482, Painesville, 1952-1956
|
|
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Box
3
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Local 487, Columbus, Ohio, 1948-1949
|
|
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Box
3
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Ohio University Institute, 1959
|
|
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Box
3
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Toledo Joint Board, 1947-1948
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Oregon, 1952-1953
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Box
3
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Portland Area Joint Board, 1952-1953
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Pennsylvania, 1942-1956
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Box
3
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The Joint Board Organizer, Allentown District Joint Board
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Box
3
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Allentown Joint Board
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Box
3
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Lehigh Valley Textile Workers, Allentown Joint Board,
Pennsylvania
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Box
3
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Allentown District Joint Board Correspondence
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Box
3
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Penn Applachian Joint Board
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Box
3
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TWUA Regional Office, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
3
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TWUA Regional Office, Philadelphia, Memo - (papers)
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Box
3
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Workers Education - Catholic Church
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Box
4
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Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
1942-1956
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Box
4
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“The Joint Board” - Reporter (Penn Appalachian Joint
Board)
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Box
4
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Philadelphia Joint Board
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Box
4
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Philadelphia Joint Board Paper “The Voice of
Textile”
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Box
4
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Pottsdown, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Altooma, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Sub-Committee of New York, New York - Pennsylvania CIO Education
Conference
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Box
4
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Chester Conference, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Delaware Valley Joint Board, Eastern, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Garden Spot Joint Board, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Huntington, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Hazelton, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Lewistown, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Norristown, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Schuylkill Valley District Joint Board, Pottsdown,
Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Local 6 - Lewistown, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Local 8 - Meadville, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Local 10 - Marcus Hook
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Box
4
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Local 173 - Shamoken, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Local 178 - Chester, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Local 165 - Sunbury, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Local 1034 - Huntington, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Local 1289 - Beavertown, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Local 1313 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Box
4
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Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
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Rhode Island, 1942-1956
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Box
4
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Roger Williams Joint Board
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Box
4
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Crown Manufacturing Company, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
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Box
4
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Greater Providence Joint Board TWUA, Rhode Island
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Box
4
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Northern Rhode Island Joint Board
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Box
4
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South County Joint Board - Woonsocket, Rhode Island
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South Carolina, 1942-1956
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Box
5
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Cherokee-Spartanburg Joint Board
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Box
5
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Columbia, South Carolina
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Box
5
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Woodside, Greenville, South Carolina, Local 268
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Box
5
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Greenville, South Carolina
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Box
5
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Local 710, Rock Hill, South Carolina
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Box
5
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Local 1093, Rock Hill, South Carolina
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Tennessee
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Box
5
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Morrison, Tennessee
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Box
5
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Old Hickory, Tennessee
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Box
5
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Bemis Strike Bulletin, 1952
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Texas
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Box
5
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North Texas Joint Board
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Box
5
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Waco, Texas (LUEP)
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Vermont
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Box
5
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Berkshire Joint Board
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Box
5
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Winooski, Vermont
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Virginia
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Box
5
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Local 202, Covington, Virginia
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Box
5
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Local 549, Lynchburg, Virginia
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Box
5
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Virginia Dye Local, Emporia, Virginia
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Box
5
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Plymouth, Cordage - Newport News, Virginia
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Box
5
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Elkton, Virginia
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Box
5
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Pittsylvania County Joint Board, Danville, Virginia
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Box
5
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Danville “Shop Talk,” Virginia, Pittsylvania County Joint
Board
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Box
5
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Danville, Virginia, 1942-1949
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Box
5
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Front Royal, Virginia
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Box
5
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Craddock Terry, Lynchburg, Virginia
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Box
5
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Lynchburg, Virginia
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Box
5
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Martenville, Virginia
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Box
5
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Local 11 - Roanoke, Virginia
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Box
5
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Scottsville, Virginia
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Box
5
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Shenandoah Joint Board
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West Virginia
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Box
5
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Martinsburg, West Virginia
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Box
5
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Local 7 - Nitro, West Virginia
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Box
5
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Wheeling, West Virginia
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General, A-Z
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Box
6
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“A” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
6
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Allentown District Joint Board, 1958
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Box
6
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers, 1958
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Box
6
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butchers Workman of North America,
AFL-CIO, 1958
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Box
6
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AFL-CIO Department of Public Relations,
1958
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Box
6
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AFL-CIO Department of Research, 1958
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Box
6
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AFL--CIO Education Directors, 1959
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Box
6
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AFL-CIO Publications Department
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Box
6
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American Labor Education Service,
1958
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Box
6
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American Labor Education Service, Fifth Resident World Affairs
School, 1958
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Box
6
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American Library Association, 1958
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Box
6
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“B” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
6
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Barkin, Soloman, 1958
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Box
6
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Belanger, J. William, 1958
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Box
6
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Book Club Orders, 1958
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Box
6
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Book Club Membership, 1958
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Box
6
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Books Ordered, 1958
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Box
6
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Bookazine, 1958
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Box
6
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Calendars, 1958
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Box
6
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“C” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
6
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Canzano, Victor, 1958
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Box
6
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Chupka, John, 1958
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Box
6
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Chicago Joint Board, 1958
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Box
6
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Conference Call, 1958
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Box
6
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Contest, 1958
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Box
6
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Cope, 1958
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Box
6
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Cosgrove, Thomas J., Correspondence,
1951-1959
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Box
6
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“D” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
6
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Department Head Meetings, 1958
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Box
6
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Your International Dues Leaflet,
1958
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Box
6
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Edelman, John, 1958
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Box
6
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Ediphone, 1958
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Box
6
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“F” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
6
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Films, 1958
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Box
6
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Friedman, Morris, 1958
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Box
6
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“G” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
6
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Gordon, Bill, 1958
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Box
6
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Griffin, Neil, 1958
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Box
6
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Industrial Union Department (AFL-CIO),
1958
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Box
6
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Industrial Union Department (AFL-CIO), Newark, New Jersey,
1958
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Box
7
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International Confederation of Free Trade Unions,
1958
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Box
7
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Inter-American Trade Union Project,
1945
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Box
7
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International Exchange (Ruskin College),
1949-1951
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Box
7
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International Ladies Garment Workers Union,
1958
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Box
7
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International Union of Electric Radio & Machine Workers District
4, 1958
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Box
7
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“I” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
7
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Labor-Management Relations, 1958
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Box
7
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League for Industrial Democracy,
1958
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Box
7
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Mailings, 1958
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Box
7
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“M” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
7
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Michigan State University, 1958
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Box
7
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Mimeographing, 1958
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Box
7
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National Institute of Labor Education,
1958
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Box
7
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New York Teachers Guild, AFL-CIO,
1958
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Box
7
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“O” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
7
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“P” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
7
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Payton, Boyd, 1958
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Box
7
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Pollock, William, 1958
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Box
7
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Public Affairs Pamphlet, 1958
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Box
7
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Questionnaire on 2 Week Institutes,
1946
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Box
7
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“R” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
7
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Requests for Literature, 1958
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Box
7
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Report, Education Department to General Council,
1958
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Box
7
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Reports, 1945
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Box
7
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Riger, Morris, 1958
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Box
7
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Rubenstein, Jack, 1958
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Box
7
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Samuels, William R., 1958
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Box
7
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Shirts, “T,” 1958
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Box
7
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Social Security Amendments, 1958
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Staff
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Box
7
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Regional Conferences, 1956-1958
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Box
7
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New England Conferences, 1958
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Box
7
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Western Conference, 1958
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Box
7
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Southern Regional Conference, 1958
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Box
7
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Middle-Atlantic Conference, 1958
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Box
7
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Canadian Conference, 1958
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Box
7
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Swaity, Paul, 1958
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Box
8
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“S” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
8
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Senate Hearings, 1958
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Box
8
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Synthetic Program, 1956-1957
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Box
8
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Stetin, Sol, 1958
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Box
8
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Synthetic Yarn Teacher Training Conference,
1957
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Box
8
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“T” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
8
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Tariff Actions, 1958
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Box
8
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Teacher-Training Program, 1958
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Box
8
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Teaching, Legislative Conference,
1957
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Box
8
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Telegrams, 1958
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Box
8
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Trade Union Orientation Center, 1958
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Box
8
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Twentieth Century Fund, 1957
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Box
8
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“U” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
8
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Unemployment Compensation and Social Security,
1958
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Box
8
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How the Union Works, 1958
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Box
8
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Union Label, 1957-1958
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Box
8
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Union Leadership Academy, 1958
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Box
8
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Union Newspapers, 1958
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Box
8
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United Auto Workers, 1958
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Box
8
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United States Department of Labor,
1958
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Box
8
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University of Buffalo, 1958
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Box
8
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University of Connecticut, 1958
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Box
8
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University, Harvard Trade Union Program,
1958
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Box
8
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University of Michigan, 1958
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Box
8
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University of Rhode Island, 1958
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Box
8
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University of Wisconsin, School for Workers,
1958
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Box
8
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“W” miscellaneous, 1958
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Box
8
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Workers Educational Association of South Australia,
1958
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Subseries: File 9A: Film File, 1947-1952
2 boxes
: The film file is a record of efforts to advance the union's educational programs by
use of moving picture films distributed by the union's film library. Much of the
correspondence relates to distribution of films to local unions, civic
organizations, schools, and occasionally to employers. A few of the letters discuss
the effectiveness of the film program as a whole, the value of individual films, and
the problems of procuring or producing a sufficient number of films with a desirable
treatment of union related subjects.
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Box
1
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Academy Film Service, 1948
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Box
1
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Actualites Francaises Films, 1950
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Box
1
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AFL (Films Produced by them), 1949
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Box
1
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American Economic Committee for Palestine,
1950
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Box
1
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American Federation of Musicians, 1950
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Box
1
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American Federation of Teachers, 1949
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Box
1
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Americans for Democratic Action, 1949
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Box
1
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American Red Cross, 1950
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Box
1
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American Social Hygiene Association,
undated
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Box
1
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Amityville High School, 1950
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Box
1
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Ampco Corporation, 1948
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Box
1
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Animated Producers Inc., 1950
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Box
1
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Anti-Defamation League (B'nai B'rith),
1948-1949
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Box
1
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Automatic Projection Corporation, 1950
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Box
1
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Ballantine Pictures Corporation, 1950
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Box
1
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Banner and Greif, 1950
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Box
1
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Becktell, Claude, 1951
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Box
1
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Berkley High School, Berkley, Michigan,
1951
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Box
1
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Brandon Films, 1948-1950
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Box
1
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British Information, 1948-1949
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Box
1
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Brook, Garland R., 1950
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Box
1
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Browne, Cicil, Milwaukee Public Library,
1949
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Box
1
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Burlington Mills Corporation, 1950
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Box
1
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Burton Holmes Films, 1948
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Box
1
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Business Screen Magazine,
1949
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Box
1
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Canada-National Film, Board of, 1946
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Box
1
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CARE, 1949
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Box
1
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Carmel - Hollywood Films, 1948
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Box
1
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Cinnefects Inc., 1950
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Box
1
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Cinema 16, 1949
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Box
1
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Citizen USA, 1950
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Box
1
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Color Service Inc., 1950
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Box
1
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The Commonwealth National Library, Canberra, Australia,
1951
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Box
1
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Comprehensive Service Corporation,
1948-1949
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Box
1
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CIO Film Division Correspondence,
1947-1950
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Box
1
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Cooper Offset Plate Company, 1949
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Box
1
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Cornell Film Company, New York, New York,
1951
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Box
1
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Cornell University (New York State School of Industrial and Labor
Relations), 1950
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Box
1
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Craig, William, 1949
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Box
1
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Crossan, William, 1951
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Box
1
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Daniel, Franz E., 1950
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Box
1
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Delson, Robert, 1949
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Box
1
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Department of Commerce of New York Film Library,
1948-1951
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Box
1
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Discussion Guides, 1943, 1940, 1948
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Box
1
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Duke University, Durham, North Carolina,
1950
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Box
1
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Eastern Illinois State College, 1951
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Box
1
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Eau Claire Trade and Labor Council, 1952
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Box
1
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Economic Cooperation Administration Mission to Austria,
1950
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Box
1
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Educational Film Guide, R.W. Wilson Company,
1948-1950
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Box
1
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Ensign-Bickford Company, 1950
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Box
1
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ERKO Productions, 1948
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Box
1
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Erie Public Museum, 1950
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Box
1
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ERG Productions, 1947
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Box
1
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Evans, Clifford, Municipal Broadcasting System-Television,
1949
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Box
1
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Fame is the Spur, undated
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Box
1
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Federal Security Agency, Visual Aids Education,
1948-1950
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Box
1
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Film Bookings, Miscellaneous, 1948
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Box
1
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Film Centre, London, England, 1948
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Box
1
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Film Co-op Project, 1947-1948
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Box
1
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Film News, 1950-1951
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Box
2
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Film Production Possibilities, 1940-1949
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Box
2
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Film Program Services, 1948
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Box
2
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Film Production Work, 1949
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Box
2
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Fordham University, 1950
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Box
2
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Fox-Movietone News, 1950
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Box
2
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Gammon, H.H., PAC Director, 1949
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Box
2
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General Motors Inc., 1952
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Box
2
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Germany - United States Office of Labor Affairs,
1950
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Box
2
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Gilbert, Dave, Lynchburg, Virginia, 1949
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Box
2
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Gilman, C.N., Atlanta, Georgia, 1950
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Box
2
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Goldsmith, Bill, 1950
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Box
2
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Goold and Tierney Inc., 1949
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Box
2
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Gootenberg, Roy, Massachusetts Americans for Democratic Action,
1949
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Box
2
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Guillen, Carlos, Pan American Union,
1949
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Box
2
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H.E.R. Laboratories Inc., 1949
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Box
2
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Holmes, Burton, 1948
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Box
2
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Hartley Productions, 1950
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Box
2
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Harding College, 1949
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Box
2
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Institute of Life Insurance, 1948
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Box
2
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Institute of Film Techniques, City College,
1948
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Box
2
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Indiana University, 1950
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Box
2
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La Crosse Works, 1949
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Box
2
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Laurel Special School, Public School,
1948
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Box
2
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Machinists Non-Partisan League of the State of New York,
1950
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Box
2
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Maloney, Purnell J., 1949
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Box
2
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Malloy, James, 1950
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Box
2
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Marthenke, Harold, 1949
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Box
2
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Multilith (Mailings), 1951
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Box
2
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Multilith, 1952
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Box
2
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Memos, Film Division, 1948-1950
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Box
2
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Midwood High School, 1950
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Box
2
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Milliken Fabrics, 1950
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Box
2
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Montana State Film Library, 1950
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Box
2
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Mount Pennsylvania School District of the Borough of Berks County,
Pennsylvania, 1951
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Box
2
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National Film Association, 1949
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Box
2
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National Film Cooperative, 1947-1949
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Box
2
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National Film Cooperative, 1948
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Box
2
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National Safety Council, 1949
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Box
2
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New York Teachers Guild, 1949
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Subseries: File 10A: Publications Division Files,
1938-195525 boxes This is a subject file which served a number of purposes. It is (1) a file of
correspondence of the division staff, (2) a file of miscellaneous papers used in the
production of news releases and other publicity produced by the division, and (3) a
file containing many samples of the materials published by the division.
Mimeographed papers, such as news releases were removed if they are duplicated in
another file. With the aid of materials produced by the Research or Education Divisions, the
Publications Division published many posters, circular letters, handbills, and
pamphlets for organizing campaigns. It published instructional materials for labor
schools and institutes, and some for organizers and administrators of local unions
on such subjects as pensions, minimum wages and Right to Work laws. In Box 19 of
this file is a pamphlet by Emil Rieve, International Labor Standards, A Key to World Security. The undated
pamphlet was published shortly after World War II, and it attracted much attention
because of a proposed International Code of Fair Labor Practices. In the file are many clippings of strike news and statements of employers and
government officials. Others tell of negotiations, wage increases, and human
interest stories. Sometimes the stories are of violence and death.
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Box
1
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Advertising Commercial Samples, 1944, 1946,
1949
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Box
1
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Advertising, Resolutions on, 1944, 1946
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Box
1
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Advertising Figures and Correspondence,
1947
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Box
1
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Advertising Form Papers
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Box
1
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Advertising Placed by TAA Locals and Joint Boards,
1944
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Box
1
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Advertising Minimum Wage, 1947
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Box
1
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Air Conditioning TWUA, 1948
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Box
1
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Alabama Conference, 1949
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Box
1
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Alabama Mills Inc., 1944
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Box
1
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Alexander City, Alabama NLRB Case, 1946
December
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Box
1
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Aldora Mills, 1946
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Box
1
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Allentown District Joint Board, 1946
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Box
1
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American Federation of Hosiery Workers,
1941-1949
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Box
1
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Amazon Mills, North Carolina, 1947-1948
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Box
1
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American Finishing Company, 1944
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Box
1
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American Lead Pencil, 1947-1949
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Box
1
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American Thread, 1949-1950
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Box
1
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American Viscose Company, Local 371,
1945-1949
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Box
2
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American Viscose Locals 6-11, 371,
1946-1949
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Box
2
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American Viscose Company 1 - Special Editions, Bulletin,
1944-1946
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Box
2
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American Viscose Manual, 1943-1946
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Box
2
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American Woolen Case, 1944
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Box
2
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American Woolen Company - Material on Arbitration of Wage Increase
Demand, 1949 January
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Box
2
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American Woolen Company, Norwich, Connecticut,
1941-1944
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Box
2
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American Woolen Company, Old Town, Maine,
1942
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Box
2
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American Woolen Company, Pittsfield, Maine,
1941
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Box
2
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American Woolen Company, Fulton, 1943
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Box
2
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American Wool, Wood and Ayer Mills,
1939-1947
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Box
2
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American Woolen, Company, Webster, Massachusetts,
1943-1944
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Box
2
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American Woolen Company, Maynard,
1941-1944
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Box
2
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American Woolen Company, Winooski and Burlington,
1938-1949
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Box
2
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Amoskedg Company, 1942-1943
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Box
2
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Ampthill Rayon Workers Inc., 1946
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Box
2
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Anchor Rome Mills, Anchor Duck,
1948-1949
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Box
2
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Anderson, South Carolina, 1950
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Box
2
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Androscoggin Mills, Lewiston, Maine,
1949
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Box
2
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Ankokas Company, Burlington, New Jersey,
1941
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Box
2
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Anchor Rug, 1949
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Box
3
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Anti-labor Activities, 1948
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Box
3
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Anti-labor Legislation, 1947
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Box
3
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Apex Hosiery Company, Philadelphia, 1941
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Box
3
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Arlington Mills, Lawrence, Massachusetts, Franklin W. Hobbs,
1941
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Box
3
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Armstrong Cook, 1948
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Box
3
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Aryon Mills, undated
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Box
3
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Ashland Corporation, Jewett City, Connecticut, 1940,
1949
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Box
3
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Atlantic Mills, 1911-1943
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Box
3
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Atlanta Woolen, 1946-1947
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Box
3
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Atlantic Rayon, 1944-1946
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Box
3
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Athens Manufacturing Company, 1946-1948
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Box
3
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Ayer Mill, Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1944
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Box
3
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Baer Throwing Company, Allentown, Pennsylvania,
1949
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Box
3
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Balata & Textile Belting Company,
1946
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Box
3
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Baldanzi, George, Speeches
: See also File 12A.
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1940-1946
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Box
4
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1947
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Box
4
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Baldanzi, George, Convention Speech Editorial Comment,
1948
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Box
4
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Baldanzi, George, Speeches, Special,
1943-1949
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Box
4
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Baldanzi, George, Editorials, 1948
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Box
4
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Internal Situation, regarding Baldanzi, George,
1951-1952
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Box
4
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Internal Situation, 1952
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Box
4
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Index Executive Council Proceeding Secession,
1952
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Box
4
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Secession Correspondence, George Baldanzi,
1952-1955
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Box
4
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Internal Dissension, 1951-1955
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Box
5
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Ball Committee, 1948
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Box
5
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Ball - Taft - Smith Bill
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Box
5
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Baltic
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Box
5
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Bancroft, Joseph Company
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Box
5
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Barre Wool Combing Company, South Barre, Massachusetts
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Box
5
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Barston, A.J., Company, Local 515
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Box
5
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Bates Manufacturing Company
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Box
5
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Baxter Woolen Company, Washud, New Hampshire
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Box
5
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Bag Industry
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Box
5
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Beattie Manufacturing Company
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Box
5
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Beaunit Mills
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Box
5
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Beef Price Rollbacks
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Box
5
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Bemis, Tennessee
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Box
5
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Bell Worsted Company
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Box
5
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Berkely Woolen Company
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Box
5
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Berkshire Joint Board
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Box
5
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Berkshire Fine Spinning
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Box
5
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Berkshire Knitting (Hosiery), Reading, Pennsylvania
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Box
5
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Berkshire Woolen
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Box
5
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Bethlehem Silk Mills
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Box
5
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Bi-County Joint Board, Spray, North Carolina
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Box
5
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Biddeford-Saco Joint Board
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Box
5
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Bigelow Sanford Carpet
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Box
5
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Botany Mills
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Box
5
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Celanese - 1947 Strike
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Box
6
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Celanese 1874, Cumberland, Maryland
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Box
6
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Celanese, Newark, New Jersey
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Box
6
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Celanese Celco Plant, Narrows, Virginia
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Box
6
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Celanese Strike, Rene, Georgia
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Box
6
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Congress, 78th
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Box
6
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Congress, 79th
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Box
6
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Congress, 80th
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Box
7
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CIO Conventions, 1940-1946
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Box
7
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CIO Executive Council, 1946-1948
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Box
7
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CIO Executive Council (Resolutions), 1949
May
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Box
7
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CIO Organizing Committee Releases,
1946-1950
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Box
7
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Convention TWUA General (All Resolutions),
1941
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Box
8
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Cotton Conference, New York, 1950 January
7
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Box
8
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Cotton-Rayon Conference, North Carolina, 1947 September
3
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Box
8
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Committee on Textile Policy, Statement of Northern Cotton-Rayon,
1949
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Box
8
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Conference, Parker House, Boston, Massachusetts,
1943
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Box
8
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Cotton Demands, 1946
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Box
8
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Cotton, OPA Ceilings
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Box
8
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Cotton Conference, New England, 1947 May
25
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Box
8
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Cotton Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, 1946
May
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Box
8
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Cotton-Rayon Strike-South, 1951
March-April
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Box
8
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Cotton-Rayon Strike-South, Editorials, 1951
March-April
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Box
8
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Cotton Shortage, 1946
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Box
8
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Greensboro Daily News
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Box
8
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Charlotte News
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Box
8
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Charlotte Observer
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Box
8
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Greensboro Record
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Cotton Case
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Box
8
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Clips on WCB - Order
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Box
8
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WLB-OPA Freeze and Rieve Resignation
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Box
8
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WLB Directives and OWI Reports
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Box
8
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Cotton-Rayon Case - WLB, 1945
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Box
8
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Case Hearings Southern Wage, 1944 March
27
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Box
8
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Cotton Wage Brief, Southern, 1943
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Box
9
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Cotton Textile Case - North and South War Labor Board Hearings, Clips,
Records, Correspondence, 1943-1945
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Box
9
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Cotton Wage Case, 1944
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Box
9
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Cotton Strike South clippings
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Box
9
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Chrysler Strike, 1950
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Box
9
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Cotton-Rayon Negotiations, before 1951 March
15
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Box
9
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Cotton Strike clippings, 1951
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Box
10
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Dan River, Riverside
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Box
10
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Danville Strike
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Box
10
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Defense Production Act of 1950
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Box
10
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Dies Committee
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Box
11
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Election Results, 1950
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Box
11
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Elections and Agreements, Research Department Summaries,
1946-1948
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Box
11
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Elections Survey and Agreements,
1943-1946
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Box
11
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Erwin Cotton Mills, Durham Cooleenee, North Carolina
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Box
11
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Erwin Strikes
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Executive Council
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Box
11
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Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1945
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Box
11
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National Executive Committee, Boston, Massachusetts, 1945
December 3
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Box
11
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1945 June 9-11
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Box
11
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Council Meeting, 1944
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Box
11
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NEC Report of Publicity Department, 1944
March
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Box
11
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Reports to, 1943-1944
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Box
11
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Council Meeting, 1941 November 13-14
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Box
11
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Council Meetings and Reports to Council by Publicity Department,
1946
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Box
11
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Reports to Council by Education-Publicity Department,
1947
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Box
11
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Meeting, 1947
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Box
11
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Meeting, 1948
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Box
11
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Reports to Executive Council by Education-Publicity Department,
1949
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Box
11
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Meetings, 1949
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Box
11
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Meeting - Resolutions, 1950 January 31-February
3
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Box
11
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Meeting - Resolutions, 1950 October
16-20
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Box
11
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1951
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Box
12
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Minutes, Fall River, Massachusetts, 1951 October
4-5
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Box
12
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Gaffney Mill clippings
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Box
12
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Fortune magazine: “The Bolt in
Cotton Textiles,” 1947 July
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Box
12
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Gaffney Manufacturing Company
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Box
12
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Harnvick Mills, Gaffney, South Carolina
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Box
13
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Hart Cotton Mills, Tarboro, North Carolina
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Box
13
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Independent Textile Union, Woonsocket, Rhode Island
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Box
13
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Johnson & Johnson, 1943-1950
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Box
13
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Julliard, A.O., Stottville, New York
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Box
13
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Legal Department, 1949-1950
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John L. Lewis
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Box
13
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1943
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Box
14
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1944
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Box
14
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Local Union Histories
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Box
14
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Ludlow Manufacturing Company, 1943-1950
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Box
14
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Magee Carpet Company
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Box
14
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Marshall Field, 1941-1942
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Box
14
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Mary-Leila Cotton Mills, Greensboro, Georgia,
1941-1945
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Box
14
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Memphis, 1944
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Box
14
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65-75 cent Minimum Wage and TWUA Minimum Wage Bill,
1946-1949
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Box
15
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Minimum Wage 75 cent, 1949
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Box
15
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Minimum Wages 65-75 cent Bill, 1947
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Box
15
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65 cent Minimum Hearings, 1945 September
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Box
15
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Mobilization, 1951
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Box
15
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Mohawk Carpet, 1942
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Box
15
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Monomac Mills, Lawrence, Massachusetts, Organizing Material,
1945-1946
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Box
15
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National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Under Taft-Hartley Law,
1947-1948
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Box
15
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NLRB, 1948-1951
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Box
15
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Noshua Manufacturing Company
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Box
15
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New Bedford, 1947
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New Bedford, Massachusetts
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Box
15
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Battery, W.E.
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Box
16
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1943-1945
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Box
16
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Election, 1945
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Box
16
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1945
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Box
16
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Case on Manpower, 1945
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Box
16
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1941-1943
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Box
17
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Campaign, 1945
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Box
17
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Labor Draft, 1945
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Box
17
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New Bedford
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Box
17
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New Bedford Cotton, 1945
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Box
17
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New Bedford and Fall River Manufacturing Association,
1947
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Box
17
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Election, 1947
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Box
17
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Dismissal of Officers by Kullas, 1947
December
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Box
17
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UTW Strike Vote and Settlement, 1951
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Box
17
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New England Mills, 1949-1950
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Box
17
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New Jersey Regional Office, 1943-1948
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Box
17
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New Jersey Worsted Mills and Gera Mills,
1947-1950
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Box
17
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New Orleans Joint Board, 1942-1946
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Box
17
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New Republic Article
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Box
17
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News Print and Rationing, 1943-1946
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Box
17
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New York State Office TWUA, 1947, 1951
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Box
17
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North Carolina Textile Industry, History
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Box
17
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Northern Cotton Case, 1945
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Box
17
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No-strike Clauses in Agreements, 1941,
1947
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Box
17
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Organizational Progress - Research Department Report
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Box
17
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Overtime Pay Waived by TWUA Executive Council, Charlotte
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Box
18
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Passaic Valley Material
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Box
18
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Pee Dee Company
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Box
18
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Political Action Committee, TWUA,
1948-1949
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Box
18
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Political Action Committee
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Box
18
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Poll Tax, 1940-1949
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Box
18
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Ponemah, 1943
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Box
18
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Portal to Portal Demands
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Box
18
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Powdrell and Alexander, 1942
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Box
19
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Price Hearing - Joint Congressional Economic Committee - TWUA Officers
Testify, 1947
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Box
19
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Rayon (prices), 1949-1950
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Box
19
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Rayon Machine Print and Cotton Dye, 1949
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Box
19
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Rayon Poisoning, 1940-1941
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Box
19
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Profits, 1947-1951
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Box
19
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Profits, Textile, 1947
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Resolutions
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Box
19
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Dyers Conference, 1949
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Box
19
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Executive Council, 1947
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Box
19
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Miscellaneous of the NEC, 1945-1946
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Box
19
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Convention, 1950 May
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Box
19
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Cotton Conference, New York, 1950 January
7
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Box
19
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Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1949 November
18-19
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Box
19
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1949 November 9
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Box
19
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1949 October
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Box
19
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Executive Council, 1950 June 22
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Box
19
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Executive Council Meeting, 1950 January 31, 1950 February
3
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Box
19
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Adopted by Executive Council in Atlanta, Georgia, 1949 May
25
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Box
19
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1949
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Box
19
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1948
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Box
19
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1946
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Box
19
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Regional Conferences, 1945
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Box
19
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Rieve, Emil - TWUA Publicity, 1941-1947
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Box
20
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Rieve, Emil - clippings
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Box
20
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Rieve, Emil - clippings, 1950-1951
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Box
20
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Riverside and Dan River Cotton Mills, Danville, Virginia,
1942-1951
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Box
20
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Safie Manufacturing Company, 1947
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Box
20
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Rugs, 1946
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Box
20
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Servicemen's Committee, 1951
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Box
20
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Shop Stewards, 1944 June
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Box
20
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Silk Curtailment, 1941
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Box
20
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Silk and Rayon Manufacturers Association Insurance Benefits,
1943-1944
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Box
20
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Song of a 1947 Shirt
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Box
20
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Sanford Mi11s, 1943-1945
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Box
20
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Strikes TWUA, 1945-1946
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Box
20
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Strikes, 1945
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Box
20
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Springs Cotton Mills, 1949
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Box
21
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Steel Allocations for Textile Mills,
1951
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Box
21
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Strikes, South, 1945
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Box
21
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Strike Fund, 1945-1946
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Box
21
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Synthetic Yarn Division, 1950-1952
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Box
21
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Southern Drive, TWUA, 1946-1950
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Box
21
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TWUA Finances, 1948-1953
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Box
21
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TWUA Greetings Ads, 1946
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Box
21
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TWUA's Post War Program, 1946
|
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Box
21
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Southern School for Workers, 1949 February
19
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Box
21
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Southern Wage Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1947 September
21
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Box
21
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TWUC news, Atlanta, Georgia Papers, 1937
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Textron
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Box
21
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1948 September 17-21, 28
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Box
21
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1938 December-1949 January
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Box
21
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New England, 1950, 1952
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Box
21
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Southern, 1949-1950
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Box
21
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1948 October
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Box
21
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1948 September
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Box
21
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1948 November
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Box
21
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1948 September 26-27
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Box
21
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1948 September 25
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Box
21
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Hearing, 1948 September 22-24
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Box
21
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1948 September 24
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Box
21
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1948 September 22
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Box
22
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1948 September 17
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Box
22
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1948 September 16
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Box
22
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1948 September 13-15
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22
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Textile Worker of New England
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22
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Tubize, 1944-1945
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22
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UTW, 1935-1945
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22
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Utica and Mohawk Cotton Mills
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Box
22
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Vacations With Pay in TWUA Contracts,
1942-1950
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Box
22
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Veterans Rights - TWUA Contracts, 1951
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Box
22
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Veterans TWUA Policy - World War II,
1944-1945
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Box
22
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Virginia State Conference, 1947 September
28
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Box
23
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Voice of Madison
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23
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Wage Increases - Dyers, 1948 April-1950
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23
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Wage Cuts, 1949
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Box
23
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Wage Demands, TWUA Increases, 1949
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Box
23
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Wages Increase on Government Contract to 87 cents under Walsh-Healey Act,
1948
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Box
23
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Wage Increases Textile, Individual Companies,
1950-1951
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23
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Wage Increases Textile, General Movements, 1950
August-December
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23
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Wage Increase Leaflet, 1950
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23
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Wage Scales TWUA, 1946-1947
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23
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Wage Demand - South, 1947
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases - Canada,
1947
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, Carpet and Rug,
1947
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, Allied Coated Fabrics and
Industries
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, Cotton and Rayon,
1947-1948
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Box
23
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Wage - 15 cent Rise Sought for Cotton Workers in North, 1943
November-1948 January
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, Dyers Federation,
1947
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, Miscellaneous,
1947-1948
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, Silk Mills,
1947
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, Synthetic,
1947-1948
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23
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Wage Drive Southern Advertisements, 1947
September-October
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, Southern,
1947-1948
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23
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Wage Drive Southern, clippings - Negotiations, Strike Threat Settlement 9
Percent Also Release, 1947 September-October
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Box
23
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Wage Drive Southern, Special Edition, Radio Script of George Baldanzi
Broadcast, 1947 September-October
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23
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Wage Bulletins, Southern, TWUA Research Department
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases - Felt, Wool and Worsted,
1947-1948
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Box
23
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Wage Increase Sought - Wool and Worsted 20 cent, 1947
November
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Box
23
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Wage Demands and Increases, General,
1946
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Box
24
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Wage Conference - Wool and Worsted, Boston, 1946 October
27
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Box
24
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Wage, Southern Cotton Demand and Increase, Marshall-Field, Dan River,
Erwin Strike, Cane Raise, North-South Differential
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Box
24
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Wage Demands and Increases, South, 1946
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Box
24
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Wage, 65 cent Minimum, George Baldanzi Statement,
1946
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Box
24
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Wage and Hour Law, Solomon Barkin, 1945
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Box
24
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Wage, 10 cent an Hour Increase Demand (local support),
1942
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Box
24
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Wage Negotiations and Increases Woolen and Worsted, 1946
November-1947 January
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Box
24
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War Fund Drive, 1944-1945
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Box
24
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War Labor Board (WLB)
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Box
24
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White Oak Resolution - Textile Workers,
1947-1948
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Box
25
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Woolen and Worsted Conferences, Boston,
1945
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Box
25
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Wool and Worsted, 1946
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Box
25
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Woolen and Worsted Mills Under Contract,
1947
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25
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Woolen Mills Under Contract, 1945
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25
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Wool and Worsted Industry, 1947
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Box
25
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Woolen and Worsted Conferences,
1950-1957
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Box
25
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Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1949 November
18-19
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Box
25
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Wool Worsted Strike, 1951 March-April
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Box
25
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Woolen and Worsted Strike, 1951 February
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Box
25
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Wool-Worsted Strike Editorials, 1951
March-April
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Box
25
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Wool and Worsted American Viscose, Celanese, 155 Million Dollar
Strikeless Wage Increase for Northern Cotton Workers, 1947
January
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Box
25
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Wool and Worsted Strikes, 1946
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Box
25
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Woolen and Worsted Notes, 1942-1943
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Box
25
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Wool and Worsted, 1944-1947
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Box
25
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Wool Situation (wool curtailment)
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Subseries: File 11A: Speeches, President Emil Rieve,
1939-1948
2 boxes
: This file is not complete, but it does contain many of the major speeches delivered
by President Rieve during the period of his presidency. They are statements of
policy in both external and internal affairs of the union, including its position on
political matters, war policy, the monetary situation, world textile markets, and
the Baldanzi Secession. Some speeches missing from this file are filed with
convention proceedings or publications.
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1
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1939-1944
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Box
2
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1945-1948
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Box
1
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Subseries: File 12A: Speeches, Vice-President George Baldanzi,
1942-1950
1 box
: Executive Vice President George Baldanzi acted as spokesman for the Textile Workers
in much the same manner as President Rieve. He spoke before conventions and
investigating committees, and he represented the union abroad, notably in Italy.
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Subseries: File 13A: News Release File (TWOC and TWUA),
1937-1948
3 boxes
: Many of the news releases were prepared by the International office for the use of
local unions or area offices, but the majority of them relate to the general
interests of TWUA. They are pre-releases of speeches, announcements of new policies,
and reports of executive meetings and conventions. The range of subjects includes
the release of data developed by the Research Division, analyses of trends in the
industry, the union's attitude toward legislative proposals, information on labor
schools and institutes, news of new contracts or of wage increases, and human
interest stories.
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1
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1937-1942
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Box
2
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1943-1946
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Box
3
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1947-1948
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Subseries: File 14A: Mimeographed Data, 1937-1954
7 boxes
: The mimeographed data file seems to have been the depository for all copies of
mimeographed information remaining after the first distribution by the international
office. There are obvious gaps, as in the series of numbered bulletins. Usually
these papers were addressed to groups, such as all local officers, all convention
delegates, or all finance officers. Some of them were directives, and others were
copies of speeches, research reports, legislative bills, requests for information,
notices of reports due, or convention calls. Subjects covered in these papers
include Executive Board Resolutions, organizing, politics, economic analysis, and
other subjects relating to all branches of the textile industry.
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Box
1
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Bulletins Nos. 1-4, 7-8, 10
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Carpet and Rug Notes
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Box
1
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Volume 1, No. 1-13
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Box
1
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Volume 2, No. 1
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Box
1
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Cotton Notes, Nos. 1-3
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Box
1
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Inter-office Forms and Miscellaneous Letters,
1937-1939
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Box
1
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Legal Forms - Mimeographed, 1938
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Box
1
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Local Union Activities, 1938
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Box
1
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Organizers' Letters and Forms - Mimeographed,
1937
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Box
1
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Regional Directors and Organizers,
1938-1940
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Box
1
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Regarding UTW Charters (Gorman and Starr),
1938-1939
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Box
1
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Silk, 1937
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Synthetic Yarn Notes
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Box
1
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Volume 1, No. 1-14
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Box
1
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Volume 2, No. 1-3
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Box
1
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Regarding Wage and Hour Law, 1938-1940
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Box
1
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Agreements - Forms - Mimeographed, 1938
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Box
1
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Woolens and Worsted, 1937-1938
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Box
1
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Copies of all Mimeographed Data and Mimeo Copies Without Dates,
1937, 1938
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Box
1
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Copies of all Mimeographed Data, 1939
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Box
1
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Local Union Forms - Mimeographed, 1937, 1938,
1939
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Box
1
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Silk and Rayon Bulletin, 1937, 1938
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Box
2
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Copies of all Mimeographed Data,
1940-1941
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Mimeo Data
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Box
2
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1942-1943
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Box
3
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1944-1946
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Box
4
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1947-1949
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Copies of all Mimeographed Data
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Box
5
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1950-1951
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Box
6
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1952-1953
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Box
7
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Mimeo Data, 1954
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Subseries: File 15A: Dyers Federation File, 1937-19483 boxes Although commonly known as the Dyers Federation, this department of TWUA is
properly named the Federation of Dyers, Finishers, Printers, and Bleachers of
America. The file includes contracts negotiated by the Textile Workers Organizing Committee
in 1937, and other records through 1948. They include arbitration briefs and
decisions; financial data relating to employers, and wage statistics. Subject
content relates to appeals and hearings of expelled union members, wage and contract
negotiations, strikes, data on regional wage disputes, and decisions of the National
War Labor Board. A single folder, labeled “Italian Aid Incorporated,” contains an
undated list of individuals and associations who contributed gifts or purchased
raffle tickets.
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Box
1
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Arbitration Crises regarding Discharge,
1943
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Box
1
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Arbitration Crises regarding Discharge,
1948
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Box
1
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Bradford Dyeing Association, 1941-1942
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Box
1
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Edwards & Angell, 1943-1945
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Box
1
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Executive Council, A. Refy Jr. v. Lodi Local 1983; Wilson, Piraino,
Watson & Litrento v. Local 1983
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Box
1
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Greenville Finishing Company, Greenville, Rhode Island,
1943
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Box
1
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Haverstraw-Beacon (leads), 1937-1939
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Box
1
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Haverstraw-Area, Sanco Piece Dye Works, Elk Piece Dye Works, Capitol
Piece Dye Works, 1938-1939
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Box
1
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Haverstraw Area, Sanco-Capitol-Elk, 1940
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Box
1
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Haverstraw, 1943-1945
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Box
1
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Italian Aid Incorporated, undated
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Box
1
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Metropolitan Employers regarding New England Wage Dispute,
1942
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Box
1
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Machine Print Arbitration, 1947
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Box
1
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Miscellaneous Correspondence regarding New England Dispute on Insurance,
1943-1944
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Box
2
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Brief: Federation of Dyers v. New England Finishers,
1942
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Box
2
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Newspaper Items, 1940
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Box
2
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Nine New England Finishing Companies Dispute on Wages and Insurance,
1943-1944
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North Carolina Finishing Company, Salisbury, North Carolina
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Box
2
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Case V-R-1070, 1943
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Box
2
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Case V-C-1284, 1942-1943
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Box
2
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Miscellanous, 1942-1943
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Box
3
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John Bello - Organizer, New Jersey, 1938
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Box
3
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Capitol and Sanco Cases, 1943
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Box
3
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Capitol-Sanco Piece Dye Works, 1939-1940
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Box
3
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Dyers Federation Wage Statistics, 1942
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Box
3
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Sanco Phillipsburg, 1942
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Box
3
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Shamokin Dye & Print Works, 1943
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Box
3
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Shift Differential and Work Clothes,
1944-1945
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Box
3
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Strike, New England Dispute, 1945
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Box
3
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TWOC - Contracts, 1937-1938
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Box
3
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United Piece Dye Works Incorporated, Strike,
1947
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Box
3
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United States Finishing Company, Norwich and Sterling Connecticut,
1943
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Box
3
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Vacation Allowances Approved, 1943-1944
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Box
3
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Wages, Theodore Khiel - National War Labor Board, regarding New England
Wage Dispute, 1942
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Box
3
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Wages, National Wage Increase, 1944-1945
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Subseries: File 16A: Expired Contracts, 1937-1962121 boxes The arrangement of this file is alphabetical by name of the employer and
chronological thereunder. It is a file of all contracts negotiated by TWOC and by
TWUA from 1937 to 1962, and includes those which were re-negotiated. It also
includes contracts with firms which have merged or gone out of business, and
contracts which were nullified when the unions were decertified as collective
bargaining agents by National Labor Relations Board elections. Some of these agreements had provisions for re-opening of negotiations on wages.
Other agreements, such as those for insurance or pension plans, are separate from
the basic contracts with certain of the employers. A few related letters are
attached to some of the contracts.
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Box
1
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A.A.A.A. Corporation - Acme Screen Printing Corporation
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Box
2
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Acme Textile Screen Company - All Fabrics Textile Printers
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Box
3
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Alleghany Silk Corporation - Alworth Woolen Mills
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Box
4
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Amata Studios - American Rock Wool Company
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Box
5
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American Sanitary Rag Company - American Woolen Company (General,
1939-1945)
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Box
6
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American Woolen Company (General, 1945) - American Woolen Company (Asabet
Mill)
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Box
7
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Ames Bag Company - Angus Park Woolen Mills
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Box
8
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Anniston Yarn Mills - Armory Fabrics
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Box
9
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Armstrong Silk Screen Printing Company - Astor Creations
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Box
10
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Astoria Dye Works Inc. - Jack Avedon Products Corporation
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