Summary Information
William M. Leiserson Papers
1901-1959
U.S. Mss BB; PH 3024
28.5 c.f. (71 archives and 1 volume) and 49 photographs (1 folder)
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Professional and personal correspondence, diaries, speeches, articles, book drafts, and other writings, biographical materials, clippings, and trade union files of William M. Leiserson, the labor economist, teacher, and arbitrator, who served on a number of state and national unemployment and labor relations boards. He also taught at Antioch College, 1926-1933, and did research in labor relations for the Twentieth Century Fund in the 1930s and 1940s. Particularly well documented is Leiserson's work as arbitrator for the clothing industry in the 1920s and his guidance in enactment of Ohio's unemployment law in the 1930s. While heading the National Mediation Board and serving as a member of the National Labor Relations Board, Leiserson provided expert opinion to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman and members of Congress. In the trade union files are materials gathered from numerous unions in the 1940s for Leiserson's study of trade union government.
English
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Biography/History
Few students of John R. Commons contributed so much to public service as did William M. Leiserson, and none became better known in the field of labor relations. Born in Estonia in 1883, William Leiserson migrated to New York with his family at the age of seven; and there in an immigrant neighborhood, he attended school as he could, worked in a shirt factory, became a bookkeeper's assistant, and studied at night.
At the age of twenty-one he enrolled at the University of Wisconsin, where he received a degree in economics in 1908. While doing graduate work at Columbia University he served on the staff of the New York Commission on Employer's Liability and Unemployment. His Ph.D. thesis (1911) became the basis for the New York Employment Service System.
Returning to Wisconsin as deputy industrial commissioner, he established Wisconsin's public employment bureau and gained a reputation for his ability to adjust industrial disputes. A chronology of his major positions after he left Wisconsin serves as a guide to his half-century of contributions:
| 1914-1915 |
Assistant director of research, U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations
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| 1915-1918 |
Professor of political science, Toledo University
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| 1918-1919 |
Chief, Division of Labor Administration, U.S. Department of Labor
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| 1919-1926 |
Impartial chairman and arbitrator, men's clothing industry in Rochester, New York, Baltimore, Chicago; faculty, Toledo University
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| 1926-1933 |
Professor of economics, Antioch College; advisory council, Ohio State Employment Service; chairman, Ohio Unemployment Commission, 1931-1932
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| 1933 |
Executive secretary, National Labor Board (NLB) under N.R.A.
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| 1934 |
Chairman Petroleum Labor Policy Board; member Technical Board for Economic Security
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| 1934-1939 |
Chairman, National Mediation Board (NMB); member National Railway Mediation Board and Railroad Retirement Board
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| 1939-1943 |
Member, National Labor Relations Board; faculty, American University
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| 1943-1944 |
Chairman, National Mediation Board; chairman, National Railway Labor Panel
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| 1944-1947 |
Professor of economics, Johns Hopkins University, and director of study on the government of American labor organizations
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| 1947-1957 |
Consultant and arbitrator; member President's Commission on Migratory Labor; president, Industrial Relations Research Association
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Throughout his career he served on civic and government committees, gave speeches, and wrote numerous articles. His publications include Unemployment in the State of New York 1911; Adjusting Immigrant and Industry, 1924; Right and Wrong in Labor Relations, 1938; and American Trade Union Democracy, 1959, published posthumously by his son, Avery, with the help of another son, Mark, and Frank M. Kleiler.
In 1912, Dr. Leiserson was married to Emily Nash Bodman. Of their seven children (5 boys and 2 girls), one son was killed in a plane accident while in service, and the others became or married professional people. Each carries on the family tradition of continuing interest in economic and human relations. Mr. Leiserson died in Washington, D.C. in 1957. (Further biographical details may be found in Box 51.)
Scope and Content Note
The collection generally follows the same arrangement Dr. Leiserson used, and is organized according to these categories:
- Correspondence: professional, then personal
- Diaries, expense record, and appointments
- Speeches and articles
- Book reviews
- Syllabi for courses taught at Antioch College
- Bibliographies of Leiserson articles
- Biographical material and memorabilia
- Books (drafts and manuscripts for two books)
- Clippings
- Trade Union Files: correspondence with unions, memoranda re study of American trade unions, reports re study of American trade unions, Handbook of Trade Unions (annotated notebooks), decisions (including directly related correspondence), and miscellaneous statements and reports
- Photographs
CORRESPONDENCE in the Leiserson Papers makes up two-thirds of the collection. Professional correspondence, 1910-1957, accounts for forty-five file boxes, and personal correspondence, 1909-1957, for less than two boxes. The professional correspondence is filed alphabetically by name or subject, with material in each folder following a chronological arrangement by months. The personal correspondence is organized chronologically by months.
An examination of folder titles in the contents list below shows the individuals and organizations with which Dr. Leiserson corresponded, and suggests topics and activities in which he was most involved. In the course of his teaching, his labor relations work, and his public service activities, he corresponded with many contemporary economists, with state (especially Ohio and New York) and federal officials, with owners and managers in industry, and with labor leaders.
As is to be expected, correspondence with a person may be filed under subject titles as well as under the individual's name. For instance, Sidney Hillman letters are also under Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, George M. Harrison letters under Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Senator Elbert Thomas under Labor Legislation, and Edwin E. Witte under Committee on Economic Security. On the other hand, several organizational files contain a noteworthy individual's letters where there is no folder title with his name, such as American Association for Social Security (Abraham Epstein), American Association for Labor Legislation (John B. Andrews), and American Federation of Labor (William Green). Cross reference sheets have been placed in many folders in an effort to guide the researcher.
In trying to explain economics, labor relations, or legislation, Leiserson's letters were often detailed. In the 1920s when he was an arbitrator for the clothing industry he gave advice to both employers and workers; in the early 1930s he helped to guide Ohio's employment service and enactment of its unemployment law; then as head of federal agencies he provided expert opinion to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman and to many members of Congress. His work with the National Mediation Board, and especially with the National Labor Relations Board, is not adequately covered simply by the folders under those titles. Regional directors and field examiners with whom he corresponded with any regularity at all have folders under their own names. Examples are Frank M. Kleiler, once his secretary and later regional director of the NLRB in Pittsburgh, and David A. Morse, New York regional director who received letters even after entering the armed services--letters in which Leiserson gave news of the board and problems with labor, management, and the administration.
Among the most informative letters in the professional correspondence are those exchanged with long-time friends: John R. Commons, Edwin E. Witte, Selig Perlman, and David Saposs, economists; Max Otto, philosopher; Louis Stark of the New York Times; John A. Fitch of The Survey and later the New York School of Social Work; and Carl Sandburg, the poet.
Dr. Leiserson's personal correspondence is unique in two respects: (1) it is composed almost entirely of letters from Leiserson, himself, to his wife, and to his children after they were grown, and (2) whenever he was absent from home, as he frequently was, he faithfully wrote long letters in which he kept his family informed of the progress of a meeting or the problems of reaching a decision in a labor case. The latter is particularly true in the period in which he was an arbitrator for the men's clothing industry, 1918-1926.
In addition to the professional and personal correspondence in boxes 1 through 47, correspondence may be found in two other places: (1) In the trade union files are letters exchanged with unions. Prior to 1945 these were chiefly letters relating to Leiserson's requests for union materials and union requests for copies of Leiserson's decisions or opinions. Then on Dec. 20, 1944, in behalf of his study on the government of American labor organizations, he sent a letter to unions asking them to provide him with their constitution, by-laws, convention proceedings, and histories. Trade union correspondence following that date generally relates to this project. (2) Also in the trade union files are many important decisions in which Leiserson participated. Correspondence directly associated with a decision is filed with it, just as he had it.
DIARIES, EXPENSE RECORD, AND APPOINTMENTS: Although the diaries and expense book are not consecutive in time and, in fact, cover very few total years, they are of particular value in helping to elucidate the periods in which they were written. In 1906 Mr. Leiserson recorded his attempts to find a summer job in industry in Chicago, and the following year he kept a detailed record of his student expenses at Wisconsin. His two-year diary in 1919-1920 describes his arbitration conferences and conversations, and is supplemented with clippings relating to decisions in the clothing industry. From 1935 to 1937, and again from 1942 to 1944, he evidently kept fairly detailed notes of mediation conferences, conversations, even his thoughts and reactions, and these were at some time typed and put into a looseleaf notebook. For 1946-1947 there is a notebook containing appointments, telephone calls, lists of railroad and airline organizations, speaking engagements, and miscellaneous information.
SPEECHES AND ARTICLES: Leiserson's articles, speeches, and book reviews in the collection begin with his first published item in a settlement monthly in New York at the age of eighteen, and include a great number of his later articles and public addresses, as well as bibliographies of his articles. In addition, there are drafts and manuscripts for an unpublished book, “Labor Relations,” and for the book, American Trade Union Democracy.
The next several series are both small and relatively self-explanatory.
The TRADE UNION FILES not only contain the correspondence previously described, but also extensive material gathered by Dr. Leiserson and his assistants for the study of trade union governments, 1944-1948. Research for the study produced numerous informative memoranda and reports concerning the unions and their organization, written chiefly by three men who were associated with the project at various times-Joseph Schister, Herbert Lahne, and Joseph Kovner. It may be that the annotated, four-part, “Handbook of Labor Unions” (Boxes 63 and 64) was developed and used for this study; no date is given on the handbook.
Boxes 65-70 and Volume 6 contain much information relating to arbitration decisions in which Dr. Leiserson participated. These extend from 1918 to the 1950s. The contents list below shows the industries involved.
The PHOTOGRAPHS include images of Leiserson, his family, and colleagues. Also present are images of meetings and commissions with which Leiserson was involved.
Administrative/Restriction Information
Presented by Mrs. William M. Leiserson, Washington, D.C., 1960-1965.
Processed by Margaret Hafstad, March 7, 1966.
Contents List
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U.S. Mss BB
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Series: Correspondence
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Subseries: Professional Correspondence
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1
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A-General, 1940-1939
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Box
1
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Adamic, Louis, 1939-1940
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Box
1
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Adams, A. Eugene, 1934-1942
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Box
1
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Adams, Florence, 1929-1931
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Box
1
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Affiliated Summer School for Women Workers in Industry, 1929-1932
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Box
1
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Agriculture, Department of, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 1938-1939
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Box
1
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Airline Pilots, 1934-1937
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Box
1
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Airlines Negotiating Committee, 1946-1947
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Box
1
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Alschuler, Alfred S. & Leon (architects), 1930-1939
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Box
1
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1924-1952
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Box
1
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American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1928-1945
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Box
1
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American Arbitration Association, 1937-1952
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Box
1
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American Association for Applied Psychology, 1939
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Box
1
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American Association for Labor Legislation, 1911-1949
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Box
2
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American Association for Social Security-Abraham Epstein, 1929-1941
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Box
2
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American Association of Schools of Social Work, 1938-1940
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Box
2
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American Civil Liberties Union, 1933-1947
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Box
2
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American Economic Association, 1914-1947
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Box
2
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American Economic Review, 1911-1954
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Box
2
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American Federation of Labor, 1922-1949
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Box
2
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American Friends Service Committee, 1933-1948
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Box
2
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American Labor Education Services, Inc., 1932-1950
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Box
2
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American Management Association, 1926-1950
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Box
2
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American Short Line Railroad Association, 1936-1944
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Box
3
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American Society for Public Administration, 1941-1943
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Box
3
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American Transit Association, 1945-1946
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Box
3
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American University, 1935-1946
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Box
3
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Ameringer, Oscar and Freda, 1905-1941
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Box
3
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Anderson, Nels, 1940
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Box
3
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Andrews, Elmer L., 1935-1938
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Box
3
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Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1933-1942
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Box
3
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Anrod, Dr. Charles W., 1941-1948
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Antioch College
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Box
3
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1925-1935
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Box
3
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1936-1941
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Box
3
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1942-1947
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Box
4
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1948-1951
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Box
4
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Apprenticeship, 1934-1937
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Box
4
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Army Industrial College, 1937-1947
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Box
4
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Art Color Printing Co., 1932-1933
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Box
4
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Ashley, H. W., 1920-1927
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Box
4
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Atkins, Willard S., 1928-1933
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Box
4
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Atkiss, Harold, 1927-1938
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Box
4
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Ault, Leroy H., 1930-1937
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Box
4
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Automobile Labor Board, 1935
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Box
4
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B-General, 1914-1956
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Box
5
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Babson's Business Conference, 1934-1935
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Box
5
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Bader, Louis, 1934-1939
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Box
5
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Bakke, S. Wight, 1939-1954
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Box
5
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Ball, Joseph H., 1942-1947
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Box
5
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Bankson, Virgil L., 1934-1954
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Box
5
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Barbash, Jack, 1944-1949
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Box
5
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Barnes, Charles B. & Frances, 1933-1941
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Box
5
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Batzell, Paul S., 1934-1940
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Box
5
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Beck, Carl, 1939-1952
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Box
5
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Bell, Spurgeon, 1927-1933
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Box
5
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Beman, L. W., 1935-1937
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Box
5
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Beyer, O. S., 1928-1943
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Box
5
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Bickers, T. E., 1938-1947
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Box
5
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Biddle, Francis, 1938-1941
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Box
5
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Billikopf, Jacob, 1924-1948
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Box
5
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Bishop, Lincoln, 1932-1946
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Box
5
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Bloch, Louis, 1938-1945
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Box
5
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Board of Christian Education, 1942-1943
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Box
6
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Bodman, John M., 1936-1953
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Box
6
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Bodman, John W., 1942-1952
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Box
6
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Booher, Edward, 1935-1945
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Box
6
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Bookwalter, Edwina, 1935-1936
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Box
6
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Bowen, Frank, 1939-1946
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Box
6
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Bowers, Glenn, 1927-1942
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Box
6
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Boylan, Stanley, 1931
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Box
6
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Bradley, Phillips, 1933-1951
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Box
6
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Bransome, E. D., 1941
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Box
6
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Brickner, Barnett R., 1933
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Box
6
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Brissenden, P. F., 1918-1950
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Box
6
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Broda, Mrs, Erna Jullig, 1934-1941
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Box
6
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Brodinsky, Joseph E., 1935-1946
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Box
6
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Brookings Institute, 1924-1949
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Box
6
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Brooks, Robert R., 1938-1939
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Box
6
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, 1937-1947
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Box
6
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes, 1939-1956
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Box
6
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Brotherhood of Railway Agents, Telegraphers, and Signal Operators, 1939-1940
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Box
6
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, 1944-1957
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Box
6
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Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, 1919-1949
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Box
6
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Brown, Smily C., 1948-1950
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Box
6
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Brown, J. Douglas, 1926-1952
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Box
6
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Bruere, Robert W., 1923-1941
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Box
6
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Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1937-1947
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Box
6
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Bureau of National Affairs, 1938-1949
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Box
7
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Bureau of Personnel Administration, 1929-1939
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Box
7
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Burns, Allen T., 1915-1940
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Box
7
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Bush, S. P., 1931-1937
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Box
7
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Bushnell, (Judge) George E., 1947-1950
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Box
7
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Business Week, 1939-1948
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Box
7
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C-General, 1930-1955
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Box
7
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California, University of, 1936-1952
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Box
8
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Calkins, Robert D., 19441947
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Box
8
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Canadian Congress of Labour, 1947
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Box
8
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Carmalt, James W., 1936-1937
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Box
8
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Carmody, John M., 1928-1958
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Box
8
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Chai, K. K., 1927-1938
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Box
8
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Chalmers, W. Ellison, 1933-1949
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Box
8
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Chamberlain, Joseph P., 1932-1939
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Box
8
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Chapman, John, 1942-1943
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Box
8
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Chicago, University of, 1911-1951
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Box
8
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Christensen, Frank, 1937-1939
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Box
8
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Civil Service Commission, 1939-1944
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Box
8
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Clark, Sheldon, 1935-1939
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Box
8
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Clarke, H. R., 1940
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Box
8
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Cleveland City Club, 1946
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Box
8
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Cluster, H. Raymond, 1952-1955
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Box
8
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Coal Industry Labor Act, 1943-1944
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Box
8
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Cole, David L., 1949-1956
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Box
8
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Cole, Robert F., 1937-1946
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Box
8
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Collective Bargaining, 1940-1948, 1952
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Box
8
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College of the City of New York-Phi Beta Kappa, 1941-1942
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Box
8
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Collins, John, 1911-1939
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Box
8
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Columbia Conserve Co., 1927-1934
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Box
8
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Columbia University, 1940-1952
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Box
8
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Committee for Economic Stability, 1940
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Box
8
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Committee on Economic Security, 1934-1935
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Box
8
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Common Council for American Unity, 1940-1942
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Box
9
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Commons, John R., 1910-1944
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Box
9
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Commonwealth Club of California, 1936-1942
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Box
9
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Conference on Science, Philosophy, and Religion, 1944-1946
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Box
9
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Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1938-1951
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Box
9
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Connors, E. J., 1937-1942
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Box
9
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Conover, Marjorie, 1934-1938
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Box
9
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Consumers' League of Cincinnati, 1928-1933
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Consumers' League of Ohio
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Box
9
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1926-1935
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Box
9
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1936-1952
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Box
9
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Minutes, etc., 1928-1932
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Box
9
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Consumers' Research, Inc.-Washington, New Jersey, 1929-1935
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Box
9
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Cook, George A., 1940-1944
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Box
9
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Cooke, Morris L., 1928-1947
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Box
10
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Cooley, R. L., 1915-1939
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Box
10
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Cornell University, 1945-1952
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Box
10
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Corwin, R. G., 1930-1940
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Box
10
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Cosmos Club, 1936-1956
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Box
10
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Couzens, James, 1929-1935
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Box
10
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Cowdrick, Edward S., 1931-1938
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Box
10
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Cox, Lauren, 1935-1939
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Box
10
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Creel, George, 1914-1941
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Box
10
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Cross, Ira B., 1910-1955
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Box
10
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Crosser, C. A., 1922-1946
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Box
10
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Crowell, Thomas Y., Co., 1948-1949
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Box
10
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Croxton, Fred C., 1917-1931
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Box
10
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Crozier, Michel J., 1947-1953
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Box
10
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Cullen, Harold D., 1938-1940
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Box
10
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Cushman, Bernard, 1943-1947
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Box
10
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D-General, 1925-1953
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Box
11
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Daugherty, Carroll, 1934-1941
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11
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David, Paul T., 1928-1940
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11
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Davis, Eleanor, 1936
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Box
11
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Davis, James J., 1939-1943
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11
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Davis, Jerome, 1924-1950
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11
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Davis, Opal, 1929-1933
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11
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Davis, Robert L., 1953-1954
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11
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Davis, William H., 1935-1949
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11
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Davitt, Dan, 1931-1938
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Box
11
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Dayton Chamber of Commerce, 1926-1932
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11
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Dayton Committee on Stabilization of Employment, 1930-1931
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11
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Dayton Jobbers and Manufacturers Association, 1932-1933
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Box
11
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Democratic National Committee, 1935-1940
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Box
11
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Dennison, Henry S., 1923-1951
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Box
11
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de Schweinitz, Dorothea, 1940-1945
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Box
11
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Devine, Thomas C., 1924-1940
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Box
11
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Dinwiddie, Courtenay, 1915-1933
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Box
11
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Donoghue, Patrick A., 1933-1937
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Box
11
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Donovan, Arthur R., 1940-1949
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Box
11
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Douglas, Paul H., 1922-1955
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Box
11
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Duffus, W. M., 1922-1934
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E-General
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Box
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1922-1939
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Box
12
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1940-1955
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Box
12
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Earley, James, 1932-1951
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Box
12
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Eastman, Joseph B., 1933-1943
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Box
12
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Economic and Business Foundation, 1944-1946
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Box
12
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Economic Club of Detroit, 1939-1940
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Box
12
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Edgerton, Henry W., 1911-1948
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Box
12
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Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1952-1954
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Box
12
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Electrical Engineers, American Institute of, 1944-1945
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Box
12
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Elliott, Edwin A., 1939-1953
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Box
12
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Ellis, William, 1930-1931
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Box
12
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Ely, Richard T., 1910-1916
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Box
12
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Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 1929-1930
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Box
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Household Finance Corporation, 1929-1932
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Industrial Relations Association of Philadelphia, 1938-1944
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Industrial Relations Research Association
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General, 1950-1952
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Chicago Chapter, 1930-1954
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International Association of Public Employment Services, 1928-1952
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Labor Law, 1949
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League for Industrial Democracy, 1925-1949
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New International Year Book
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General, 1939-1945
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New Republic, 1924-1946
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New School for Social Research, 1938-1945
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New York Central Railroad, 1944-1955
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New York State Labor Relations Board, 1938-1945
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New York University, 1938-1951
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New York Women's Trade Union League, 1935-1941
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North Carolina, University of, 1940
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Norton, John Dewitt, 1933-1947
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Nourse, Dr. Edwin G., 1947-1950
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O-General, 1917-1953
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Oberlin College, 1937-1948
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O'Donoghue, Martin F., 1939
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Ogburn, Charlton, 1935-1950
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Ogburn, William F., 1918-1940
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Ohio Commission on Unemployment Insurance, 1931-1945
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Ohio Committee for the Stabilization of Employment, 1930-1932
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Ohio Department of Industrial Relations, 1922-1933
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Ohio League of Women Voters, 1931-1933
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Ohio Old Age Pension Conference, 1931-1932
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Ohio State Division of Minimum Wage (Stitt-Sheffler), 1933-1936
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Ohio State Employment Service, 1933-1940
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Ohio State Federation of Labor, 1928-1938
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Ohio State University, 1928-1951
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Omaha, University of, 1939-1941
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Otto, Max C., 1915-1955
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Palmer, Jane H., 1928-1935
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Pappendick, Francis W., 1946-1947
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Patterson, G. L., 1939-1947
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Pavey, Ernest W., 1933-1940
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Pearlman, Dorothy, 1931-1941
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Peck, Dr. Gustav, 1935-1948
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Pennsylvania, Commonwealth of, 1934-1938
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Pennsylvania, Unemployment Compensation Board of Review, 1939
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Pennsylvania, University of, 1935-1952
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Pennsylvania Conference on Social Work, 1935-1936
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Perkins, Frances, 1926-1949
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Perlman, Selig, 1924-1951
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Persons, Charles E., 1933-1941
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Peterson, Florence, 1942-1948
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Petroleum Labor Policy Board-N.R.A., 1934
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Phillips, Philip B., 1939-1942
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Pinchot, Gifford, 1922-1932
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Pitzele, Merlyn S., 1945-1954
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PM, Newspaper, 1940-1941
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Pratt, George O., 1935-1948
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Princeton University, 1935-1953
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Psychological Corporation, The, 1941-1942
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Public Affairs Institute, 1948-1949
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Q-General, 1933-1935
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R-General, 1932-1955
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Railway Employee's Department, 1921-1947
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Railway Labor Act, 1934-1943
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Railway Labor Executives' Association, 1942-1947
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Randolph, Mabel, 1927-1928
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Raushenbush, Carl, 1932-1933
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Ravage, Mark Eli, 1939-1940
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Refugees, 1938
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Resseguie, H. E., 1940-1946
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Reynolds, James A., 1931
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Rice, William Gorham, Jr., 1938-1943
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Richberg, Donald R., 1945-1953
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Richey, Carl L., 1928-1940
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Rising, Frank, 1940-1947
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Rochester, City Club of, 1939-1940
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Rockefeller Foundation, 1948-1950
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Roosevelt, Franklin D.
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Memorial Foundation, 1947-1948
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Rosenfaro, Joseph, 1939-1948
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Ross, Arthur M., 1953-1954
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Rubinow, I. M., 1927-1938
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Rudow, Samuel, 1922-1925
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Russell Sage Foundation, 1915-1941
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Rutgers University, 1934-1940
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St. Louis Post Dispatch, 1945-1946
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Sandburg, Carl, 1911-1951
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Saposs, David J., 1913-1940
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Satterfield, Mary (Smith), 1937-1939
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Savings Bank Journal (Round Table Discussion), 1941
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Schwellenbach, Lewis B., 1945-1947
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Scientific Apparatus Makers of America, 1939-1941
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance, 1945-1947
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Seager, H. R., 1910-1924
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Seidman, Joel, 1942-1947
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Seasongood, Murray, 1928-1930
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Seligman, E. R. A., 1912-1915
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Senate Committee on Education and Labor, 1939-1946
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Sender, Tony, 1936-1938
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Shaw, David C., 1944-1950
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Shaw, R. Harland, 1932-1935
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Shenefield, H. T., 1931-1939
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Sheppard, Virgil, 1931-1936
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Shibata, Genkwan, 1927-1936
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Shister, Joseph, 1941-1955
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Shores, Louis S., 1925-1926
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Shover, John C., 1933-1945
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Shulman, Harry, 1938-1946
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Silcox, F. A., 1924-1930
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Simonson, Richard C., 1938-1941
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Slichter, Sumner H., 1915-1954
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Smith, Edwin S., 1931-1941
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Smith, H., Alexander, 1952
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Smith, Oscar, 1935-1950
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Social Science Research Council
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1935-1950
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Social Security (Committee on Economic Stability), 1934-1946
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Social Security Board, 1935-1951
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“Social Survey, The”-Labor Management Committee, 1946
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Socialist Party, See Thompson, Carl D.
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Society for the Advancement of Management, 1938-1944
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Sonneborm & Co., H., 1922-1926
: See also Vol. 6, “Decisions in clothing industry, 1921-1925” in Trade Union Files series below.
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Soule, George, 1925-1934
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Speek, P. A., 1913-1928
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Spencer, W. H., 1937-1943
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Sperry, H. E., 1935-1941
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Spielmans, John V., 1942-1950
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Sprecklers, Walter P., 1939-1942
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Squires, Benjamin M., 1924-1935
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Stacy, Walter P., 1936-1944
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Stanford University, 1939-1950
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Stark, Arthur, 1953-1956
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Stark, Louis, 1930-1954
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State Department, 1939-1950
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Steele, A. R., 1939-1945
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Steelman, J. R., 1938-1949
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Stephens, John A., 1937
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Stern, Max and Beatrice, 1940-1947
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Stern, Robert (Office of the Solicitor General), 1938-1945
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Stewart, Bryce M., 1938-1946
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Stocking, George W., 1935-1949
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Stolberg, Benjamin, 1928-1947
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Stolz, Jiri, 1944-1952
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Stone, N. I., 1935-1941
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Strempel, E. Roy, 1934-1950
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Suffern, Arthur E., 1939-1940
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Sunday Breakfast Club, 1941
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Survey Associates, Inc.
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1911-1932
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1933-1940
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1941-1949
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Swacker, Frank M., 1941-1954
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T-General, 1928-1953
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Box
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Taft-Hartley Bill (comments re by Leiserson)
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Tarbell, Ida M., 1914-1932
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Taylor, George W., 1933-1953
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Box
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Temple B'rith Kodesh, Rochester, N.Y., 1939
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Tennessee Valley Authority, 1933-1940
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Thayer, V. T., 1922-1941
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Thomas, Elbert D. (Senator), 1941-1948
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Thompson, Carl D., 1911-1932
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Thompson, Eugene C., 1937-1956
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Thorne, Florence C., 1932-1933
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Thorp, Willard, 1933-1939
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Tierney, Leo F. (re Railway Labor Act), 1938-1941
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Time, 1938-1945
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The Times, Chicago, Illinois, 1937-1942
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Toledo, University of, 1940-1950
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Toledo Labor-Management Plan, 1946-1947
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Town Hall, Inc., 1938-1941
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Trezise, Philip H., 1941-1942
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Troxell, John P., 1945-1947
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Truman, Harry S., 1945-1950
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Twentieth Century Fund
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1934
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1935, Jan.-Feb.
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1935, March-Dec.
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1937-1939
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1940-1941
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1942-1947
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Tyson, Francis D., 1931-1946
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U-General, 1935-1955
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Unemployment-General, 1912-1938
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Unemployment Insurance-Foreign, 1943-1946
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Union Pacific Railroad Company, 1935-1940
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Union Shop, 1946-1947
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United Jewish Appeal, 1938-1947
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U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations, 1913-1915
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U.S. Conciliation Service, 1946-1947
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U.S. Department of Labor-Bureau of Immigration, 1918
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U.S. Employment Service, 1918-1947
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U.S. News, 1936-1947
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University Settlement, 1936-1939
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Upson, L. D., 1930-1937
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Urban, Nelson, 1929-1951
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V-General, 1932-1954
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Van Hecke, M. T., 1950-1952
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Vassar College, 1944-1945
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Vendig, Max, 1937-1939
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Virginia, University of, 1947-1948
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Voorhis, Jerry, 1939-1945
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W-General, 1911-1952
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Wage and Hour Division (Department of Labor), 1937-1940
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Wagenet, R. Gordon, 1923-1938
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Wagner, Robert F., 1941-1947
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Walsh, John W., 1939-1942
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Warren, Henry E., 1933-1939
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Washington Labor Survey, 1946
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Washington Post, 1936-1938
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Watkins, Ralph J., 1940-1943
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WCFM-Co-op Broadcasting Station, 1948-1950
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Weigert, Dr. Oscar, 1934-1945
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Weisskopf, Walter A., 1938-1951
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Welfare Council of New York City, 1934-1939
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Wellesley Institute for Social Progress, 1933-1945
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Wesleyan University, 1945-1946
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Westchester League of Women Voters, 1940-1941
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Western Reserve University, 1940-1946
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Weston, E. J., 1934-1956
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Weston, Harold, 1946-1952
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Weybright, Victor, 1937-1944
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White, George (Governor of Ohio), 1931-1933
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Whitney, A. F., 1941-1945
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Whitney, Francis R., 1933-1945
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Wiener, Robert J., 1937-1943
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Wilcox, Sidney W., 1928-1934
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Wilie, J. & Sons, Inc., 1935-1947
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Williams, Howard, 1939-1940
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Williams, Sidney J., 1934-1941
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Williams, Whiting, 1918-1945
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Willits, Joseph H., 1915-1954
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Wilmotte, Raymond M., 1933-1935
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Wilson, J. C., 1938-1943
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Winans, W. H., 1933-1944
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Wing, Marie R., 1933
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Wisconsin, University of, 1935-1954
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Wisconsin Employment Relations Board, 1939-1942
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Wisconsin Industrial Commission, 1910-1932
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Wisconsin State Board of Vocational Education, 1931-1933
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Wisconsin State Federation of Labor, 1913
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Wissler, Willis, 1925-1947
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Witte, Edwin E., 1910-1957
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Wolf, Benedict, 1934-1939
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Wolf, Harry D., 1934-1945
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Wolfe, James H., 1939-1947
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Women's Trade Union League, 1934-1947
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Wood, Richard H., 1944-1945
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Workers Educational Bureau of America, 1926-1943
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Works Progress Administration, 1936-1941
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Worthington, George E., 1939-1942
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Wyzanski, Charles E., 1935-1937
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Y-General, 1933-1956
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Yale University, 1935-1948
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Yale-Harvard-Princeton Conference, 1938
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Yeddish Scientific Institute, 1941-1945
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Young, Arthur H., 1939-1941
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Young, C. R., 1937-1953
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Young, F. M., 1940-1943
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Young, Stephen, 1933-1936
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Subseries: Personal Correspondence
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Series: Diaries, Expense Record, Appointments
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Diary, June 23, 1906-July 4, 1906 (Vol. 1)
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Expense record, 1907-1908 (Vol. 2)
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Diary, 1919-1920 (Vol. 3)
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Diary, Dec. 8, 1935-Aug. 20, 1937; Dec. 1, 1942-May 11, 1944 (Vol. 4)
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Appointments, telephone calls, railroad and airline organizations, miscellaneous, 1946-1947 (Vol. 5)
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Series: Speeches and Articles
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1901-1921
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1922-1938
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1939-1954
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Undated
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Series: Book Reviews, 1904-1960
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Box
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Series: Syllabi for courses at Antioch College, 1927-1932
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Series: Bibliographies of Leiserson articles
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Series: Biographical material & Memorabilia, 1906-1951
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Series: Books
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“Labor Relations” drafts, revisions, and manuscript (unpublished)
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American Trade Union Democracy
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Drafts and manuscript
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Box
54
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Bibliography and research cards
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Box
55
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Series: Clippings, 1910-1951
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Series: Trade Union Files
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Correspondence
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Box
56
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1923-1945
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Box
57
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1946-1955
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Memoranda re study of the government of American trade unions
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Box
57
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1944-1946
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Box
58
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1947-1948
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Reports re study of the government of American trade unions
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Box
58
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1945, Jan.-June
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Box
59
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1945, July-1946, May
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Box
60
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1946, May-Oct.
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Box
61
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1946, Nov.-1947, June
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Box
62
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1947, June-1947[?]
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Box
63
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1947
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“Handbook of American Labor Unions” annotated notebooks
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Box
63
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Parts I-II
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Box
64
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Parts III-IV
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Decisions relating to:
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Box
65
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Airlines
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Box
66
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Clothing industry
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Volume
6
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Decisions in clothing industry, 1921-1925
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Box
67
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Minerals
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Box
67
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Printing
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Railways
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Box
67
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A-H
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Box
68
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I-Pa
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Box
69
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Pe-Special Adjustment Bd. No. 70, 1954
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Box
70
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Special Adjustment Bd. No. 70-W
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Miscellaneous decisions
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Box
70
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Colonial Sugars Co. & United Packinghouse Workers of America
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Box
70
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Columbia Conserve Co.
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Box
70
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Crosley Motors, Inc. & International Machinists
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Box
70
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Hollywood Jurisdictional Dispute
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Box
70
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Kurty-Kasch Case, 1933
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Box
70
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New York Subway Case
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Box
70
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Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
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Box
70
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Steel-Douglas Brief, 1933
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Box
70
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Telegraphs-Wage & Hour Hearing, 1938
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Statements and reports dealing with labor relations
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Box
71
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1913, Dec. 30, U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations
: Statements by Leiserson.
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Box
71
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1923, Aug. 8, Labor Relations in the Anthracite Industry
: Field investigations by Leiserson.
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Box
71
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1929, Restriction of Output among Unorganized Workers
: Supervision of study, and chapter, by Leiserson.
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Box
71
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1941, Labor and National Defense by Lloyd G. Reynolds Confidential fact finding report for the Twentieth Century Fund
: Leiserson on labor committee.
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