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American Federation of Labor Records, 1888-1955
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Summary Information
Biography/History
Scope and Content Note
Administrative/Restriction Information
Contents List
Series 1: Files of the Executive Secretary of the Labor Housing Conference, 1935-1937
Series 2: Legislation Reference Files, 1919-1930
Series 3: State Legislation Files, 1942-1951
Series 4: Industry Reference File, 1930-1950
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Series 5: Files of the Economist of the AFL
File A: NLRB Files, 1938-1940
File B: Labor Policy Committee of the War Assets Administration, 1945-1948
File C: General File
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Series 6: American Federationist Files, 1932-1943
File A: General File, 1934-1943
File B: Book Review File, 1932-1939
Series 7: Strikes and Agreements File, 1904-1953
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Series 8: Files of the Director of Research
File A: General File
File B: Social Security File, 1934-1943
File C: Old Age Insurance File, 1939-1942
File D: Unemployment Compensation File, 1935-1940
File E: Health File, 1935-1943
File F: General File, 1939-1943
Series 9: WPA Files, 1933-1938
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Series 10: Information and Research File, 1937-1945
File A: Arranged by Industry
File B: Arranged by Name of Union Representative
File C: Arranged by Local Union Number
File D: Statistical File
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Series 11: Files of the Office of the President, 1881-1952
File A: Samuel Gompers Papers, 1878-1937
File B: William Green Papers, 1915-1945
File C: William Green Papers, 1934-1951
File D: William Green Papers, 1924-1952 (mostly after 1948)
File E: William Green Papers (Speeches and Articles), 1925-1952
Series 12: Mining Department Records, 1911-1915
Series 13: Disc Recordings, 1946, 1955, undated
Series 14: Executive Council Minutes, 1952
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Title
Tape/Side 3/2
Time 08:30
Begins to Use Commercial Fertilizers in 1940's
Scope and Content Note
: Used sparingly because expensive; also, felt it was a contaminant. Discusses similarity between fertilizers and nuclear fallout as contaminants to environment.
