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+ Part 1 (U.S. Mss 129A, Micro 192, Audio 1524A, Disc 55A): Installment One, 1919-1962

Series A: International Office

File 1A: Subject File, 1939-1955

File 2A: Area Directors and Joint Boards, 1946-1960

File 3A: Convention File, 1939-1954

File 4A: TWOC Historical Records, 1934-1939

File 5A: Executive Council Files, 1949-1951

File 6A: Organizing Report Summaries, 1950-1960

File 7A: Research Division, 1918-1960

File 8A: Education Department, 1938-1958

File 9A: Film File, 1947-1952

File 10A: Publications Division Files, 1938-1955

File 11A: Speeches, President Emil Rieve, 1939-1948

File 12A: Speeches, Vice-President George Baldanzi, 1942-1950

File 13A: News Release File (TWOC and TWUA), 1937-1948

File 14A: Mimeographed Data, 1937-1954

File 15A: Dyers Federation File, 1937-1948

File 16A: Expired Contracts, 1937-1962

File 17A: Organizers Weekly Reports, 1953-1955

File 18A: Disc Recordings, 1940-1953, undated

Series 1B: Files of the New York State Director (Jack Rubenstein)

Organizers' Correspondence, 1947-1952

Organizational Files (Cities), 1943-1948

Organizational Files (Locals), 1942-1944

Employers' Files, 1943-1952

Joint County Board Files, 1945-1946

Collective Bargaining Contracts and Settlements, 1941-1952

Subject File, 1945-1957

Organizers Weekly Reports, 1951-1952, 1956-1957

Series 1C: Files of the Quin State Regional Office

Employer Files, 1951-1961

Mennonite and Brethren in Christ Church, 1956 July 27-1957 April 2

+ Part 2 (Mss 87): Installment Two, 1919-1962

International Office: Research Division: Employer File, 1937-1957

International Office: Expired Contracts, 1938-1964

+ Part 3 (Mss 396, Micro 631, Micro 770): Installment Three, 1915-1976

Executive Council

Office of the President-Emil Rieve, 1939-1961

Office of the Secretary-Treasurer, 1937-1971

Carpet-Rug Division, William DuChessi, Director

Education Department

Dyers and Printers Division, 1938-1972

Legal Department

Research Department

Synthetic Division

Committee on Political Education (COPE) - Political Action Committee (PAC)

TWUA Convention

Organizing Department, J. Harold Daoust, Assistant to the President, 1956-1958

New York State Director's Files, 1943-1974

New Jersey State Director's Files, 1949-1951, Charles Seraino, Director

William Pollock Files, 1937-1972

Engineering Department, 1953-1977

Convention Proceedings, 1939, 1943-1974

United Textile Workers, 1915-1916, 1919-1920, 1925, 1930-1939

Biographical Subject File, 1916, 1942-1976

Part 4 (Audio 1524A): Additions, 1940s-1970s

Part 5 (PH 4065): Additions, 1951 March-April

Part 6 (M80-376): Additions, circa 1931-circa 1972

+ Part 7 (M81-295): Additions, 1943-1971

Natural Fibers Companies Files

Synthetic Fiber Companies Files

Locals 1252 and 789 and Inactive Organizing Files

Part 8 (M81-406): Additions, 1963-1980

Part 9 (M85-023): Additions, circa 1980

+ Part 10 (M86-019): Additions, 1935-1977

Executive Council, 1937-1976

President's Office, William Pollock, Sol Stetin

Secretary-Treasurer's Office, John Chupka, Sol Stetin, William DuChessi

Organizing Director's Office, Paul Swaity

New York State Organizing Director, Jack Rubenstein

Carpet Division, William DuChessi

Posters and Ephemera

Part 11 (M86-171, AD 920, CA 987, CC 103): Additions, 1930-1989

Part 12 (M86-403): Additions, 1946-1982

Part 13 (M87-299): Additions, 1946-1977

+ Part 14 (M87-515): Additions, 1934-1977

Photographs

Negatives and Transparencies

Part 15 (M89-238): Additions, 1970s

Part 16 (M90-226): Additions, 1942-1976

Part 17 (M91-270): Additions, 1970-1990

Part 18 (M93-041): Additions, 1933-1949, 1963-1981

Part 19 (M94-032): Additions, 1936, 1952-1988

+ Part 20 (M97-196): Additions, 1928-1994

Reports

Wage rate negotiation cases

General Files

Container	Title
Box 2 Folder 5	Camp inventories, 1892, 1896, 1899