Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Container	Title
	Series: Series A: International Office
	Subseries: File 1A: Subject File, 1939-1955 Physical Description: 22 boxes Scope and Content Note 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.
U.S. Mss 129A Box 1	Agreement Department, 1952, 1954, 1955
Box 1	All Departments, 1952
Box 1	American Federation of Hosiery Workers, 1947-1948
Box 1	American Woolen Company, 1943-1944
Box 1	American Thread Conference, 1943
Box 1	American Woolen Company, 1946
Box 1	Anti-Union Conspiracy, 1948-1949
Box 1	Atlanta Office, 1949, 1950, 1952
Box 1	Baldanzi, George, 1940-1951
Box 1	Bishop, Mariano, 1952
Box 1	Canadian Office, 1951
Box 1	Canadian Conference, 1953
Box 1	Canadian Textile Industry, 1946
Box 2	Carpet and Rug Conference, 1942-1944, 1946-1955
Box 2	Chupka, John, 1955
Box 2	City of Hope Dinner, 1954
Box 2	Congress of Industrial Organization (CIO)
Box 2	1952, 1953, 1955
Box 2	Convention, 1939, 1944, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1955
Box 2	Executive Board, 1942, 1948
Box 3	Full Employment Committee, 1950
Box 3	Office of Defense Mobilization, 1955
Box 3	Social Security Committee, 1950
Box 3	Political Action Committee, 1946
Box 3	State and City Councils, 1954
Box 3	Conventions (TWUA), 1941-1948
Box 3	Cook, Wesley, 1945-1947
Box 3	Cotton Cases (WLB), 1945
Box 3	Cotton Conference, 1942
Box 3	Cotton Conference Employer, 1942
Box 4	Cotton Demands, 1945
Box 4	Cotton Industry, 1944
Box 4	Cotton: Other Company Information, 1942
Box 4	Cotton Textiles, 1945
Box 4	Cotton Northern, Conference, 1943, 1946-1947, 1949, 1954-1955
Box 4	Cotton Northern, Rayon, 1950
Box 4	Cotton Northern, Silk and Rayon, 1950-1953
Box 4	Cotton Rayon Conference, 1950
Box 4	Cotton Silk and Rayon Conference, 1943
Box 5	Cotton, Southern, 1946-1950, 1953
Box 5	Cotton, Southern Company Information, 1943
Box 5	Cotton, Southern and Rayon, 1948
Box 5	Cotton, Southern Wage Demands, 1946
Box 5	Department Heads Meetings, 1953-1954
Box 5	Draft Status, 1944
Box 5	Dyeing and Finishing, 1944
Box 5	Dyers Division, 1948-1949
Box 5	Dyers Federation, 1947
Box 6	Dyers Division, 1950-1955
Box 6	Economic Advisory Council, 1949-1952,1954
Box 6	Education Department, 1950-1951
Box 6	Employers, Letters to, 1951
Box 7	Fall River Loomfixers, 1943
Box 7	Fall River Situation, 1944
Box 7	Finance Department, 1943-1946, 1948-1949, 1952
Box 7	Health and Insurance Department, 1948-1952
Box 7	Hearings, Southern Textile, 1944
Box 7	Hosiery, General, 1943-1947
Box 7	Housing Fund, 1946
Box 8	Industry and State Directors' and Joint Board Meeting, 1949
Box 8	Industry Directors' Meeting, 1953
Box 8	ILGWU Jurisdictional Disputes, 1946
Box 8	Letters to Locals, 1942
Box 8	Letters to Joint Boards and Locals, 1943-1948, 1950
Box 9	Legal Department, 1942-1950
Box 10	Legal Department, 1951-1954
Box 10	Letters, Replies on Pamphlet
Box 10	“A Key to World Security,” 1945-1946
Box 10	Letters: Joint Boards and Locals, 1951-1955
Box 10	Letters: People Outside of Organization, 1940-1950
Box 11	Meeting, New York Office, 1952 May 15
Box 11	Memos, Inter Office, 1939-1952
Box 11	Memos, Miscellaneous, 1942
Box 11	Midwest Conference, 1947
Box 11	Midwest Trip, 1940
Box 11	Minutes: Executive Council (UTA), 1943
Box 11	Minutes: Department Heads Meetings, 1952
Box 11	New Bedford Negotiations, 1943
Box 11	Organizers Conference, 1940, 1944, 1945
Box 11	Organizers' Reports on:
Box 11	New Organization, 1943
Box 11	Report on Connecticut, 1943
Box 11	Status of Rhode Island, 1943
Box 11	Report on Ohio, 1947
Box 11	Report on Pennsylvania, 1943
Box 11	New Organizations, 1943
Box 11	Items of Interest, 1944-1945
Box 11	Pan American Congress on Social Planning, 1942
Box 11	Payne, Herbert, 1939-1949
Box 12	Payne, Herbert, 1941-1950
Box 12	Payton, Boyd, 1950-1953
Box 12	Per Capita Tax, 1945
Box 12	Plush Velvet and Upholstery, 1946-1947
Box 12	Political Action (Barkin), 1948-1952
Box 13	Philip Murray Memorial, 1953
Box 13	Pollock, William L., 1941-1949, 1951, 1953
Box 13	President's Labor Management Committee, 1945
Box 13	Reciprocal Trade Agreement Hearings, 1945
	Research (Solomon Barkin)
Box 14	1943-1949
Box 15	1949-1951
Box 16	1952-1955
Box 16	Resolutions, 1948
Box 17	Rieve, Emil, London Trip, 1945
Box 17	Rieve, Other Activities, 1948, 1949, 1951
Box 17	Rubenstein, Jack, 1945-1955
Box 17	Silk and Rayon, 1946-1949
Box 17	Staff, Letters to, 1942-1945
Box 17	Staff, New England Conference, 1942
Box 17	Staff, Southern Conference, 1943
Box 17	Staff, Special Meeting, New York, 1943
Box 17	Staff, Special Meeting, 1943 November
Box 18	Staff, Southern Conference, 1945
Box 18	Staff, New England Meeting, 1945
Box 18	Staff, Letters to, 1946-1949
Box 18	Staff, Conference, Atlantic City, 1946
Box 18	Staff, Conference, New York, Jersey, Pennsylvania
Box 18	Staff, Conference, Delaware, Maryland, 1946
Box 18	Staff, Conference, New England
Box 18	Staff, Conference, Southern, 1946 June
Box 18	Staff, Conference, Southern, 1946 December
Box 18	Staff, State, regional and Local Staff Southern, 1946
Box 19	State Directors' Meeting, New England and Mid-Atlantic, 1949
Box 19	Staff Meeting, North Carolina, 1949
Box 19	Staff Meeting, Southern, 1949
Box 19	State Director Meeting, Southern, 1949
Box 19	Staff Meeting, Virginia, 1949
Box 19	Staff, Letters to, 1950-1951
Box 19	State Directors and Others, 1951-1955
Box 19	Staff, Letters to, 1952
Box 19	Staff Meeting, Midwest, 1952
Box 19	Staff Conference, Southern, 1952
Box 19	Staff Conference, New England, 1952
Box 19	Staff Conference, Mid-Atlantic, 1952
Box 19	Staff, National
Box 19	Staff, Letters to, 1953
Box 19	Staff Meeting, Midwest, 1953
Box 19	Staff Meeting, New York, 1953
Box 19	Staff Meeting, New England, 1953
Box 19	Staff Conference, Southern, 1953
Box 19	Staff Conference, Mid-Atlantic, 1954
Box 19	Staff Conference, Southern, 1954
Box 19	Staff, Letters to, 1954-1955
Box 19	Stettin, Sol, 1955
Box 19	Strike Fund, 1945-1946
Box 20	Strikes, 1950
Box 20	Strike Situation, Southern, 1951-1952
Box 20	Synthetic Yarn, Textile Industry, 1944-1953
Box 20	Taft-Hartley Law, 1947-1948
Box 20	Town Meeting of the Air, 1942 February 5
Box 20	Wage, Southern Wage Increase Conference and Employer Letter, 1947
Box 20	Wage, War Labor Board Hearing, 1942
Box 20	Wage, Stabilization Board, 1951
Box 20	Washington Office, 1951
Box 20	Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1941-1942
Box 22	“Weaving for Victory,” Radio Scripts and Report, 1943
Box 21	Woolen and Worsted, 1945
Box 21	Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1943
Box 21	Woolen and Worsted Conference, Employers, 1945
Box 21	Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1945-1946
Box 21	Woolen and Worsted Conference, Employers, 1946
Box 21	Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1947, 1949-1955
Box 21	Wyle, Ben, 1946-1947
	Subseries: File 2A: Area Directors and Joint Boards, 1946-1960 Physical Description: 27 boxes Scope and Content Note: 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.	⇧
	General
Box 1	Alabama - Illinois, 1946-1948
Box 2	Indiana - Mississippi, 1946-1948
Box 3	New Hampshire - North Carolina, 1946-1948
Box 4	North Carolina - Texas, 1946-1948
	1949-1951
	Alabama - Connecticut
Box 5	Fry, R. Julius, Alabama State Director
Box 5	Lisk, H.D., Alabama State Director
Box 5	Hathcock, Louis, Gadsden Joint Board
Box 5	Honey, Sam, Gadsden Textile Workers
Box 5	Boartfield, Douglas, Huntsville
Box 5	Adcock, W.T.
Box 5	Baron, Samuel, Canadian Director
Box 5	Tessier, Leo, Greater Cornwall Joint Board
Box 5	Gorman, R.E., Maritime Joint Board
Box 5	Sydney Emerson, Georgian Bay Area Joint Board
Box 5	Watson, George, Greater London Joint Board
Box 5	Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto Joint Board
Box 5	Cluney, Edward, Greater Toronto Joint Board
Box 5	Johnston, Albert, Trent Valley Area Joint Board
Box 5	Robinson, Jack, Greater Hamilton Joint Board
Box 5	Callacker, Daniel, Connecticut State Director
Box 5	White, Joseph, Connecticut State Director
Box 5	Kullas, Henry, Eastern Connecticut Joint Board
Box 5	Pilot, Wanda, Greater Hartford Joint Board
	Georgia - Kentucky
Box 6	Lisk, H.D., Georgia State Director
Box 6	Lawrence, R.R., Georgia State Director
Box 6	Young, Ray, Georgia State Office
Box 6	Douty, Ken, Georgia State Director
Box 6	Pedigo, J.D., Northwest Georgia Joint Board
Box 6	Tullar, William, Middle West Director
Box 6	Foreman, L.J., North Texas Joint Board
Box 6	McGrew, Chicago Joint Board
Box 6	Cline, Ralph, Indianapolis
Box 6	Berge, Howard, Kansas City
Box 6	Gaulding, Retha, Kansas City
Box 6	Swantner, Frank, St. Louis
Box 6	Yaden, Lillian, Louisville
Box 6	Schuler, Paul, New Orleans
Box 6	Savorie, Lucille, New Orleans
Box 6	Dernoncourt, W.L., North Texas
Box 6	Moore, Herschiel, Central Texas
Box 6	Foreman, L.J., North Texas
Box 6	Williams, Grant, representative in Texas
Box 6	Neal, John, Mississippi
Box 6	Jabar, George, Maine
Box 6	Schoonjans, Michael, Biddeford Saco
	Maine - Massachusetts
Box 7	Blais, Denis, Lewiston
Box 7	Bowes, William, Central Maine
Box 7	Belanger, J. William, Massachusetts
Box 7	Belanger, J. William, Massachusetts
Box 7	Doolan, Edward, Taunton
Box 7	Hodgeman, Alton, Greater Lawrence
Box 7	Brown, Arthur, Greater Lawrence
Box 7	Hodgeman, Alton, Boston
Box 7	Filteau, Theodorf, Plymouth Rock
Box 7	Carignan, George, New Bedford
Box 7	Vergados, Louie, Lowell
Box 7	Damore, Felix, Lowell
Box 7	Auslander, Charles, Central Massachusetts
Box 7	Kennedy, James, Berkshire
Box 7	Vergados, Louis, Berkshire
Box 7	Sullivan, Anna, Western Massachusetts
Box 7	Daoust, Harold, Director New York and U.T.
Box 7	Williams, Thomas, Twin State
Box 7	Pitarys, Thomas, Greater Nashua
Box 7	Chupka, Frank, Winooski Burlington
Box 7	Hebert, Andrew, Greater Manchester and Suncook
Box 7	Richards, Garnold, Ad-Hudson Valley
Box 7	Wolski, John, Buffalo Regional
Box 7	Dundon, James, Utica
	New Jersey - New York
Box 8	Serraino, Charles, New York State Director
Box 8	Serraino, Charles, New Jersey State Director
Box 8	Manney, Ben, Passaic Joint Board
Box 8	Daly, Bernard, Paterson Joint Board
Box 8	Saller, Simon, Central Jersey State Board
Box 8	Basmajian, Samuel, South Jersey Joint Board
Box 8	Mermen, Jack, Hudson Essex Joint Board
Box 8	Rubenstein, Jack, New York State Director
Box 8	Killian, Joseph, Capitol District Joint Board
Box 8	Ventura, Tony, Capitol District Joint Board
Box 8	Cohen, Sy, Columbia City Joint Board
Box 8	O'Shea, James F., Columbia County Joint Board
Box 8	Richards, Garnold, Mid-Hudson Valley Joint Board
Box 8	Woodard, Albert, Utica Joint Board
Box 8	Rosenberg, Milton, Greater New York Joint Board
Box 8	Krokenberger, Fred, Amsterdam Joint Board
Box 8	Walton, Harry, Oswego County Joint Board
	North Carolina
Box 9	Parker, Howard, Durham Joint Board
Box 9	Griffiths, Harold, Bi-County Joint Board
Box 9	Leighton, Joel, South Central Joint Board
Box 9	Parker, Robert, North Central Joint Board
Box 9	Fullerton, James, Mecklenburg County Joint Board
Box 9	Billingsley, William F., Greensboro-Burlington
Box 9	Conn, Lewis, North Carolina State Director
Box 9	Leighton, Joel, South Central Joint Board
	Ohio - Pennsylvania
Box 10	Bubb, Charles, Ohio State Director
Box 10	DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo Joint Board
Box 10	Esnough, Al, Twin City Joint Board
Box 10	Barto, Gene, Northeastern Ohio Joint Board
Box 10	Richards, W.A., Northeastern Ohio Joint Board
Box 10	Johnson, Carl R., Cincinnati Joint Board
Box 10	Griffin, Neil S., Portland Area Joint Board
Box 10	Gatewood, Richard B., Los Angeles Joint Board
Box 10	Stillman, Harry, Los Angeles Joint Board
Box 10	Baltrun, Sonia, Bay Area Joint Board
Box 10	Stetin, Sol, Director-Pennsylvania
Box 10	Sobol, Charles, Penn-Appalachian Joint Board
Box 10	Rader, Joseph, Delaware Valley Joint Board
Box 10	Ryan, Edmund F., Garden Spot Joint Board
Box 10	Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia Joint Board
	Pennsylvania - South Carolina
Box 11	Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia Joint Board
Box 11	Umholtz, Peter, Allentown District Joint Board
Box 11	Frost, Sam, Schuylkill Valley
Box 11	Canzano, Victor, Rhode Island State Director
Box 11	Benti, Frank J., Rhode Island State Director
Box 11	Cavanaugh, Roger Williams Joint Board
Box 11	Novo, Joseph, Northern Rhode Island Joint Board
Box 11	Bello, John, South County Joint Board
Box 11	Auslander, Charles, South Carolina State Director
Box 11	Daniel, Franz E., South Carolina State Director
Box 11	Lynch, Wade, Cherokee-Spartanburg
Box 11	Smith, E.K.
Box 11	Berthiaume, Rene, Catawba Joint Board
	Tennessee - Wyoming
Box 12	Williams, H.S., Tennessee State Director
Box 12	Simmons, Lowell, Memphis Area Joint Board
Box 12	Dickenson, Forrest M., Memphis Area Joint Board
Box 12	Boartfield, Doug, Memphis Area Joint Board
Box 12	Marthenke, Harold, Memphis Area Joint Board
Box 12	Payton, Boyd, Director Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland
Box 12	Jay, Lester H., Shenandoah Joint Board
Box 12	Boggs, Emanuel, Pittsylvania County Joint Board
Box 12	Gordon, William, Dyers Department
Box 12	Bamford, James, Southern TTUA Director
	1952-1953
	Alabama - California
Box 13	Williams, Grant, Alabama Director
Box 13	Fry, Julius, Alabama Director
Box 13	Williams H.S., Alabama Director
Box 13	Boartfield, Doug, Huntsville
Box 13	Mayo, Dalls, Gadsden
Box 13	Hathcock, Gadsden
Box 13	Mullins, Herman, Director-Georgia
Box 13	Gatewood, Richard, Los Angeles
Box 13	Baltrun, Sonia, Bay Area
Box 13	Daoust, Harold, Canadian Director
Box 13	Tessier, Leo, Greater Cornwall Joint Board
Box 13	Emmerson, Sydney, Greater Hamilton Joint Board
Box 13	Robinson, Jack, Greater Hamilton Joint Board
Box 13	Watson, George, Greater London
Box 13	Rancourt, Gerald, Greater Montreal
Box 13	Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto
Box 13	Johnston, Albert, Trent Valley
Box 13	Braysford, Peter, Maritime
Box 13	Mullin, Alex, Greater Cornwall
Box 13	Sylvia, Ferdinand, Connecticut-Director
Box 13	Gallagher, Don, Eastern Connecticut
Box 13	Kullas, Henry, Eastern Connecticut
Box 13	Pilot, Wanda, Greater Hartford
Box 13	Lisk, H.D., Georgia-Director
Box 13	Halstead, Ered, South Georgia
Box 13	O'Shea, James, Northwest Georgia
	Illinois - Missouri
Box 14	Tullar, William, Illinois and Midwest
Box 14	McGrew, Earl, Chicago
Box 14	Wethington, Mervin, Indianapolis
Box 14	Cline, Ralph, Indianapolis
Box 14	Yadon, Lillian, Louisville
Box 14	Savoie, Lucille, New Orleans
Box 14	Jabar, George, Maine-Director
Box 14	Schoonjans, Michael, Biddeford-Saco
Box 14	Blais, Denis, Lewiston
Box 14	Bowes, W.J., Central Maine
Box 14	Belanger, William, Massachusetts
Box 14	Opilla, Joseph, Berkshire
Box 14	Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
Box 14	Damore, Felix, Central Massachusetts
Box 14	Hodgeman, Alton, Greater Boston
Box 14	Doolan, Edward, Greater Fall River
Box 14	Brown, Arthur, Greater Lawrence
Box 14	Vergados, Louis, Lowell
Box 14	Caregnan, George, New Bedford
Box 14	Doolan, Edward, Taunton
Box 14	Filteau, Theodore, Plymouth Rock
Box 14	Sullivan, Anna, Western Massachusetts
Box 14	Moore, Herschiel, Louisiana and Mississippi
Box 14	Neal, John, Mississippi
Box 14	Esnough, Al, Twin City
Box 14	Berge, Howard, Kansas City
Box 14	Gaulding, Retha, Kansas City
Box 14	Miller, Bert, St. Louis
Box 14	Swanther, Frank, St. Louis
	New Hampshire - New York
Box 15	Botelho, Michael, New Hampshire and Vermont-Director
Box 15	Williams, Thomas, Twin State Joint Board
Box 15	Pitarys, Thomas, Granite State Joint Board
Box 15	Chupka, Frank, Greater Winooski-Burlington
Box 15	Gallagher, Don, Greater Manchester and Suncook
Box 15	Holderman, Carl, New Jersey-Director
Box 15	Serraino, Charles, New Jersey-Director
Box 15	McKnight, James, Central Jersey Joint Board
Box 15	Saller, Simon, Central Jersey Joint Board
Box 15	Mermel, Jack, Hudson-Essex Joint Board
Box 15	Chupka, John, Passaic Joint Board
Box 15	Manney, Ben, Passaic Joint Board
Box 15	Ghagan, Joseph, South Jersey
Box 15	Basmajian, Samuel, South Jersey
Box 15	Rubenstein, Jack, New York-Director
Box 15	Krokenberjer, Fred, Amsterdam Joint Board
Box 15	Cohen, Sy, Columbia County
Box 15	Rosenberg, Milton, Greater New York
Box 15	Wolski, John, Buffalo Regional Joint Board
Box 15	Killian, Joseph, Capitol District
Box 15	Campbell, Jack, Mid-Hudson Valley
Box 15	Richards, Garnold, Mid-Hudson Valley
Box 15	Walton, Harry, Oswego County
Box 15	Padgett, Walter, Utica
Box 15	Dundon, James, Utica
	North Carolina - Pennsylvania
Box 16	Bamford, James, Southern Director
Box 16	Fry, Julius, Greensboro
Box 16	Kramer, Kenneth, Bi-County Joint Board
Box 16	Griffiths, Harold, Bi-County Joint Board
Box 16	Cline, Ralph, Greensboro-Burlington
Box 16	Carroll, Luther, Greensboro-Burlington
Box 16	Parker, Robert, North Central
Box 16	Berthiaume, Rene, Catawba
Box 16	Lisk, H.D., South Central
Box 16	Conn, Lewin, North Central-Director
Box 16	Leighton, Joel, South Central
Box 16	Wood, Draper, Mecklenburg County
Box 16	Parker, Howard, Durham
Box 16	Bubb, Charles, Ohio-Director
Box 16	Johnson, Carl, Cincinnati
Box 16	Barto, Eugene, Northeastern Ohio
Box 16	DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo
Box 16	Griffin, Neil, Portland Area
Box 16	Stetin, Sol, Pennsylvania-Director
Box 16	McCaig, William, Areas in Pennsylvania
Box 16	Umholtz, Peter, Allentown
Box 16	Rader, Joseph, Delaware Valley
Box 16	Holderman, Carl, Garden Spot
Box 16	Ryan, Edmund, Garden Spot
Box 16	McCaig, William, Penn-Appalachian
Box 16	Sobol, Charles, Penn-Appalachian
	Pennsylvania - Virginia
Box 17	Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
Box 17	Frost, Sam, Schuylkill Valley
Box 17	Canzano, Victor, Rhode Island-Director
Box 17	Blais, Dennis, North Rhode Island-Director
Box 17	Novo, Joseph, North Rhode Island-Director
Box 17	Cavanaugh, John, Roger Williams Joint Board
Box 17	Bello, John, South County Rhode Island
Box 17	Vaughan, Lloyd, South Carolina-Director
Box 17	Auslander, Charles, South Carolina-Director
Box 17	Dernoncourt, Wayne, South Carolina-Director
Box 17	Lynch, Wade, Cherokee-Spartanburg
Box 17	Berthiaume, R.P., Rock Hill Area
Box 17	Terry, David, Tennessee-Director
Box 17	Williams, H.S., Tennessee-Director
Box 17	Prestwood, James, Memphis Area
Box 17	Taylor, Earl, Texas-Director
Box 17	Williams, Grant, Representative in Texas
Box 17	Payton, Boyd, Virginia-Director
Box 17	Jay, Lester, Shenandoah
Box 17	Boggs, Emanuel, Pittsylvania County
	1954
	Alabama - New Jersey
Box 18	Mayo, Dallas, Gadsden
Box 18	Williams, H.D., Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
Box 18	Gatewood, Richard, Los Angeles
Box 18	Daoust, Harold, Canadian Director
Box 18	McIntee, Ralph, Greater Cornwall
Box 18	Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto
Box 18	Rancourt, Gerald, Greater Montreal
Box 18	Watson, George, Southwest Ontario
Box 18	Gallagher, Daniel E., Connecticut
Box 18	Ellis, James, Greater Hartford
Box 18	O'Shea, James, Northwest Georgia
Box 18	Grace, Marion, Indianapolis
Box 18	Tullar, William, Midwest Director
Box 18	McCrew, Earl, Chicago
Box 18	Yadon, Lillian, Louisville
Box 18	Schoonjians, Michael Biddeford-Saco
Box 18	Blais, Denis, Lewiston
Box 18	Bowes, William, Central Maine
Box 18	Damara, Felix, Central Massachusetts
Box 18	Doolan, Edward, Greater Fall River
Box 18	Brown, Arthur, Greater Lawrence
Box 18	Vergados, Louis, Lowell
Box 18	Hodgman, Alton, Greater Boston
Box 18	Carigan, George, New Bedford
Box 18	Filteau, Theodore, Plymouth Rock
Box 18	Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
Box 18	Doolan, Edward, Taunton
Box 18	Sullivan, Anna, Western Massachusetts
Box 18	Cook, Wesley, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia
Box 18	Esnough, Al, Twin City
Box 18	Miller, Bert, St. Louis
Box 18	Gaulding, Retha, Kansas City
Box 18	Williams, Thomas, Twin State
Box 18	Pitarys, Thomas, Granite State
Box 18	Chupka, Frank, Winooski-Burlington
Box 18	Stetin, Sol, New Jersey and Pennsylvania-Director
Box 18	McKnight, James, Central Jersey
Box 18	Mermel, Jack, Hudson Essex
Box 18	Opilla, Joseph, Passaic
Box 18	Wolford, Bill, South Jersey
	New York - Texas
Box 19	Campbell, Jack, Mid-Hudson Valley
Box 19	Krokenberger, Fred, Amsterdam
Box 19	Wolski, John, Buffalo
Box 19	Killian, Joseph, Capital
Box 19	Cohen, Sy, Columbia County
Box 19	Walton, Harry, Oswego County
Box 19	Padgett, Walter, Utica
Box 19	Rosenberg, Milton, Greater New York
Box 19	Rubenstein, Jack, New York Director
Box 19	Belanger, William, New England Director
Box 19	Auslander, Charles, Bi-County
Box 19	Lisk, H.D., South Central Area (South Carolina)
Box 19	Parker, Robert, North Central
Box 19	Payton, Boyd, S. Org. Director
Box 19	Bamford, James, S. Adm. Director
Box 19	Johnson, Carl, Cincinnati
Box 19	Barto, Eugene, Northwest Ohio
Box 19	DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo
Box 19	Riger, Morris, Ohio-Michigan
Box 19	Griffin, Neil, Portland
Box 19	Rader, Foseph, Delaware Valley
Box 19	Holderman, Carl, Garden Spot
Box 19	Umholtz, Peter, Allentown
Box 19	Ryan, Ed, Penn-Appalachian
Box 19	Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
Box 19	Frost, Sam, Schuylkill Valley
Box 19	Nord, Eliz, Roger Williams Joint Board
Box 19	Bello, John, South County
Box 19	Laporte, John, North Rhode Island
Box 19	Terry, David, Middle Tennessee
Box 19	Boartfield, C.S., Memphis
Box 19	Taylor, Earl, Texas
	1955
	Alabama - New York
Box 20	Williams, H.S., Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
Box 20	Mayo, Dallas, Gadsden
Box 20	Mullins, Herman, Alabama
Box 20	Griffin, Neil, Far West Director
Box 20	Carrara, Ralph, Greater Cornwall
Box 20	Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto
Box 20	Rancourt, Gerard, Quebec
Box 20	Watson, George, Southwest Ontario
Box 20	Daoust, Harold, Canadian Director
Box 20	Gallagher, Daniel E., Connecticut
Box 20	Ellis, James, Greater Hartford
Box 20	O'Shea, John, Northwest Georgia
Box 20	McGrew, Earl, Chicago
Box 20	Tullar, William, Midwest Director
Box 20	Yadon, Lillian, Louisville
Box 20	Schoonjans, Michael, Biddeford-Saco
Box 20	Bowes, W.J., Central Maine
Box 20	Blais, Dennis, Lewiston
Box 20	Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
Box 20	Damore, Felix, Central Massachusetts
Box 20	Hodgman, Alton, Greater Boston
Box 20	Hodgman, Alton, Lowell
Box 20	Doolan, Edward, Greater Fall River
Box 20	Brown, Arthur, Greater Lawrence
Box 20	Carignan, George, New Bedford
Box 20	Belanger, William, Plymouth Rock
Box 20	Doolan, Edward, Taunton
Box 20	Sullivan, Anna, Western Massachusetts
Box 20	Gaulding, Retha, Kansas City
Box 20	Miller, Bert, St. Louis
Box 20	Esnough, Al, Twin City
Box 20	Pitarys, Thomas, Granite State
Box 20	Williams, Thomas, Twin State
Box 20	McKnight, Central Jersey
Box 20	Mermell, Jack, Hudson Essex
Box 20	Opilla, Joseph, Passaic
Box 20	Daly, Bernard, South Jersey
Box 20	Rubenstein, Jack, Mid-Atlantic States Director
Box 20	Krokenberger, Fred, Amsterdam
Box 20	Wolski, John, Buffalo
Box 20	Killian, Joseph, Capital
Box 20	Hassett, Donald, Columbia County
Box 20	Campbell, Jack, Mid-Hudson Valley
Box 20	Epstine, Irving, Greater New York
Box 20	Davoli, Joseph, Utica
	North Carolina - Texas
Box 21	Auslander, Charles, Bi-County
Box 21	Cook, Wesley, Upper South
Box 21	Parker, Robert, North Central
Box 21	Payton, Boyd, S. Director
Box 21	Johnson, Carl, Cincinnati
Box 21	DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo
Box 21	Barto, Eugene, Northeast Ohio
Box 21	Riger, Morris, Ohio-Michigan
Box 21	Stetin, Sol, New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania
Box 21	Rader, Joseph, Delaware Valley
Box 21	Umholtz, Peter, Allentown
Box 21	Ryan, Ed, Penn-Appalachian
Box 21	Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
Box 21	Fera, Paul, Schuylkill
Box 21	Wolford, William, Garden Spot
Box 21	Laporte, John, North Rhode Island
Box 21	Azzinaro, Samuel, South County
Box 21	McIntee, Francis, Roger Williams
Box 21	Belanger, Gilliam, New England Director
Box 21	Boartfield, C.D., Memphis
Box 21	Terry, David, Middle Tennessee
Box 21	Pearson, E.L., Texas Rep.
	1956
	Alabama - New York
Box 22	Mullins, H., Alabama
Box 22	Mayo, Dallas, Gadsden
Box 22	Watson, George, Southwest Ontario
Box 22	Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto
Box 22	Carrara, Ralph, Greater Cornwall
Box 22	Daoust, Harold, Canadian Director
Box 22	Tullar, William, Midwest
Box 22	McGrew, Earl, Chicago
Box 22	Yadon, Lillian, Louisville
Box 22	Blais, Dennis, Lewiston
Box 22	Schoonjans, Michael, Biddeford-Saco
Box 22	Bowes, William, Central Maine
Box 22	Cook, Wesley, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia
Box 22	Belanger, William, New England Director
Box 22	Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
Box 22	Doolan, Edward, Greater Fall River
Box 22	Brown, Arthur, Greater Lawrence
Box 22	Carignan, George, New Bedford
Box 22	Damore, Felix, Central Massachusetts
Box 22	Sullivan, Anna, Western Massachusetts
Box 22	Esnough, Al, Twin City
Box 22	Gaulding, Retha, Kansas City
Box 22	Miller, Bert, St. Louis
Box 22	Williams, Thomas, Twin State
Box 22	Pitarys, Thomas, Granite
Box 22	Daly, Bernard, South Jersey
Box 22	McKnight, James, Central Jersey
Box 22	Mermel, Jack, Hudson, Essex
Box 22	Cuccio, Frank, Passaic
Box 22	Krokenberger, Fred, Amsterdam
Box 22	Davoli, Joseph, Utica
Box 22	Campbell, Jack, Mid-Hudson Valley
Box 22	Epstine, Irving, Greater New York
Box 22	Killian, Joseph, Capital
Box 22	Rubenstein, Jack, New York-Director
	North Carolina - Tennessee
Box 23	Auslander, Charles, Bi-County
Box 23	Hayman, Scott, Greensboro, Burlington
Box 23	Fry, Julius, North Carolina-Director
Box 23	Rogin, L., Burlington
Box 23	Payton, Boyd, South Director
Box 23	Barto, Eugene, Northeast Ohio
Box 23	DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo
Box 23	Johnson, Carl, Cincinnati
Box 23	Riger, Morris, Ohio-Michigan
Box 23	Griffin, Neil, Far West
Box 23	Umholtz, Peter, Allentown
Box 23	Radar, Joseph, Delaware Valley
Box 23	Ryan, Ed, Penn-Appalachian
Box 23	Rueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
Box 23	Stetin, Sol, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware-Director
Box 23	McIntee, Francis, Roger Williams
Box 23	Azzinaro, Samuel, South County
Box 23	Laporte, John, North Rhode Island
Box 23	Dernoncourt, Wayne, South Carolina
Box 23	O'Shea, James, Northwest Georgia
Box 23	Boartfield, C.D., Memphis
Box 23	Terry, David, Mid-Tennessee
	1957
	Alabama - New Jersey
Box 24	Davidson, B., Alabama City
Box 24	O'Shea, James, Northwest Georgia
Box 24	Carrara, Ralph, Greater Cornwall
Box 24	Ruggles, Ray, Greater Toronto
Box 24	Watson, George, Southwest Ontario
Box 24	Gallagher, Daniel, Connecticut
Box 24	McGrew, Earl, Chicago
Box 24	Yadon, Lillian, Louisville
Box 24	Bowes, William J., Central Maine
Box 24	Schoonjans, Michael, Biddeford-Saco
Box 24	Blais, Dennis, Lewiston
Box 24	Damore, Felix, Central Massachusetts
Box 24	Doolan, Edward, Greater Fall River
Box 24	Hodgman, Alton, Northeast Massachusetts
Box 24	Carignan, George, New Bedford
Box 24	Brown, Arthur, Greater Boston
Box 24	Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
Box 24	Sullivan, Anna, West Massachusetts
Box 24	Winger, Oscar, Twin City
Box 24	Miller, Bert, St. Louis
Box 24	Rose, Jean Oma, Kansas City
Box 24	Williams, Thomas, Twin State
Box 24	Pitarys, Thomas, Granite
Box 24	Eardley, G., Paterson
Box 24	Lazzio, C., Paterson
Box 24	Daley, Bernard, South Jersey
Box 24	McKnight, James, Central Jersey
Box 24	Mermel, Jack, Hudson-Essex
Box 24	Cuccio, Frank, Passaic
	New York - Tennessee
Box 25	Krokenberger, Fred, Amsterdam
Box 25	Cluney, Edward, Buffalo
Box 25	Killian, Joseph, Capital
Box 25	Gaddis, Ruth, Columbia
Box 25	Campbell, Jack, Mid-Hudson Valley
Box 25	Davoli, Joseph, Utica
Box 25	Epstine, Irving, Greater New York
Box 25	Miriello, S., Erwin, North Carolina
Box 25	Hayman, Scott, Greensboro-Burlington
Box 25	Auslander, Bi-County
Box 25	Johnson, Carl, Cincinnati
Box 25	Barto, Eugene, Northeast Ohio
Box 25	DeLong, Kenneth, Toledo
Box 25	Griffin, Neil, Portland
Box 25	Baltrum, Sonia, Bay Area
Box 25	Dillman, G., Lewiston
Box 25	Umholtz, Peter, Allentown
Box 25	Saller, Simon, Garden Spot
Box 25	Ryan, Edmund, Penn-Appalachian
Box 25	Hueter, Joseph, Philadelphia
Box 25	Rader, Joseph, Delaware Valley
Box 25	McIntee, Francis, Roger Williams
Box 25	Azzinaro, Samuel, South County
Box 25	LaPorte, John, North Rhode island
Box 25	Boartfield, C.S., Memphis
Box 25	Terry, David, Middle Tennessee
	1959
	Alabama - Pennsylvania
Box 26	Mullins, H.S., Alabama
Box 26	Nicholas, F., Los Angeles
Box 26	Emory, Ted, Los Angeles
Box 26	Carrara, Ralph, Greater Cornwall
Box 26	Gareau, R., Greater Toronto
Box 26	Watson, G., Ontario
Box 26	Gallagher, D., Connecticut
Box 26	O'Shea, J., Northwest Georgia
Box 26	McGrew, E., Chicago
Box 26	Yadon, L., Louisville
Box 26	Carignan, G., New Bedford
Box 26	Hodgman, A., Northeast Massachusetts
Box 26	Sullivan, Anna, West Massachusetts
Box 26	Kullas, Henry, Berkshire
Box 26	Doolan, R., Greater Fall River and Taunton
Box 26	Damore, Feliz, C. Massachusetts
Box 26	Schoonjans, M., Biddeford-Saco
Box 26	Blais, Dennis, Lewiston
Box 26	Winger, O., Twin City
Box 26	Papa, Katherine, Kansas City
Box 26	Miller, B., St. Louis
Box 26	Williams, Thomas, Twin State
Box 26	Pitarys, Thomas, Granite State
Box 26	McKnight, J., Central Jersey
Box 26	Mermell, J., Hudson Essex
Box 26	Daly, B., South Jersey
Box 26	Cuccio, F., Passaic
Box 26	Krokenberger, F., Amsterdam
Box 26	Cluney, E., Buffalo Oswego
Box 26	Killian, J., Capital
Box 26	Cohen, Sy, Hudson Valley
Box 26	Davoli, J., Utica
Box 26	Epstine, I., Greater New York
Box 26	Auslander, C., Bi-County
Box 26	Johnson, C., Cincinnati
Box 26	Barto, E., Cleveland
Box 26	DeLong, K., Toledo
Box 26	Griffin, N., Portland
Box 26	Baltrum, S., Bay Area
Box 26	Umholtz, D., Allentown
Box 26	Saller, S., Garden Spot
Box 26	Ryan, E., Penn-Appalachian
Box 26	Hueter, J., Philadelphia
Box 26	Saller, S., Schuylkill
Box 26	Rader, J., Delaware Valley
Box 27	Rhode Island - Tennessee
	1960
	Alabama - Tennessee
Box 27	Laporte, J., North Rhode Island
Box 27	Azzinaro, S., Rhode Island
Box 27	Boartfield, C.D., Memphis
Box 27	Terry, D., Middle Tennessee
Box 27	Mullins, H.S., Alabama
Box 27	Emory, T., Bay Area
Box 27	Nicholas, Frank, Los Angeles
Box 27	Dean, Robert, E. Township
Box 27	Dupuis, R., Greater Cornwall
Box 27	Gareau, R., Greater Toronto
Box 27	Watson, G., Southwest Ontario
Box 27	Gallagher, D., Connecticut
Box 27	O'Shea, J., Northwest Georgia
Box 27	McGrew, E., Chicago
Box 27	Yadon, L., Louisville
Box 27	Papa, K., Kansas City
Box 27	Miller, B., St. Louis
Box 27	Sullivan, Anna, West Massachusetts
Box 27	Hodgman, A., Northeast Massachusetts
Box 27	Carignan, G., New Bedford
Box 27	Damore, F., Central Massachusetts
Box 27	Williams, T., Twin State
Box 27	Pitarys, T., Granite State
Box 27	McKnight, J., Central Jersey
Box 27	Mermel, J., Hudson Essex
Box 27	Cuccio, F., Passaic
Box 27	Daly, B., South Jersey
Box 27	Krokenberger, F., Amsterdam
Box 27	Cluney, E., Buffalo
Box 27	Cohen, Sy, Hudson Valley
Box 27	Davoli, J., Utica
Box 27	Epstine, I., Greater New York
Box 27	Umholtz, D., Allentown
Box 27	Sallers, S., Garden Spot
Box 27	Auslander, C., Bi-County
Box 27	Barto, E., Cleveland
Box 27	Johnson, C., Cincinnati
Box 27	Delong, K., Toledo
Box 27	Rader, J., Delaware Valley
Box 27	Saller, S., Schuylkill Valley
Box 27	Ryan, E., Penn-Appalachian
Box 27	Hueter, J., Philadelphia
Box 27	Azzinaro, S., Rhode Island
Box 27	Boartfield, C., Memphis
Box 27	Terry, D., Mid-Tennessee
	Subseries: File 3A: Convention File, 1939-1954 Physical Description: 7 boxes, 1 reel of microfilm (35 mm) Scope and Content Note 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.	⇧
Box 1	Convention Congratulations, 1939-1943
Box 1	Convention Material, 1939
Micro 192 Reel 7	List of Delegates to First Convention
U.S. Mss 129A Box 1	Convention Material, 1941
Box 1	Convention - Committees, 1941
Box 1	Convention Material, 1943
Box 1	Convention, 1943
Box 1	Complete lists of delegates and alternates, 1939-1943
Box 2	TWUA Convention, 1945
Box 2	TWUA Convention - Credentials, 1946
Box 2	Convention, 1946
Box 2	Convention, 1948
Box 3	Convention, 1950
Box 3	Convention - miscellaneous, 1950
Box 3	Greetings, 1950
Box 3	Committees, 1950
Box 3	Copley Plaza Hotel, 1950
Box 3	Local 1874 Constitution and By-Laws, local ordinances, and notes, 1950
Box 3	Resolutions, 1950
Box 3	Committee or Appeals and Grievances, 1950
Box 3	Credentials and Committees, 1950
Box 4	Convention, 1952
Box 4	Convention - miscellaneous, 1952
Box 4	Canada - mimeo data, 1952
Box 4	Baldanzi, 1952
Box 4	Clippings, 1952
Box 4	Convention - committees, ushers, 1952
Box 4	Appeals to Convention, 1952
Box 5	Lloyd Ishmiel Adams and Robert K. Baker v. Local 1874, 1952
Box 5	Local 400, Suncook, New Hampshire: regarding Mrs. A. Coulombe v. Seniority of Martel and Auger, 1952
Box 5	Local 523 - North Adams, Massachusetts, 1952
Box 5	Case of Ellsworth Larrabee, Local 400, Suncook, New Hampshire, 1952
Box 5	Appeal of Meyer Kivelson, Local 1790, Brooklyn, New York, 1952
Box 5	Joint Board Credentials, 1952
Box 5	Convention Calculation Sheets, 1952
Box 5	Credentials - delegates from Pollock's office, 1952
Box 5	Ushers - wrist watches, 1952
Box 5	Appeals to Convention, 1952
Box 6	Miscellaneous letters, 1954
Box 6	Credentials of Delegates, 1954
Box 6	Financial Reports, 1954
Box 6	Convention, 1954
Box 7	Convention Proceedings, 1939 May
Box 7	Report to Committees, 1939 May
Box 7	Executive Council Report to Convention, 1941 April 19
Box 7	Financial Report, 1948-1950
Box 7	Convention Proceedings, 1952 May 2
Box 7	Executive Council Report, 1954 May
Box 7	Convention Proceedings, 1954 May
Box 1	Subseries: File 4A: TWOC Historical Records, 1934-1939 Physical Description: 1 box Scope and Content Note 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.	⇧
Box 1	Subseries: File 5A: Executive Council Files, 1949-1951 Physical Description: 1 box Scope and Content Note: 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.	⇧
	Subseries: File 6A: Organizing Report Summaries, 1950-1960 Physical Description: 8 boxes Scope and Content Note 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.	⇧
	1950
Box 1	Mr. Rieve - Activities
Box 1	CIO Southern Organizing Drive
	1952
Box 1	Reports on Organizing Activities
Box 1	Voluntary Organizing Committees
Box 1	Organization
Box 1	GOF Forms Received
	1953
Box 1	Organizing
Box 1	Suggestions on Organizing Activities
Box 1	Summaries of Monthly Reports
Box 2	Summary of Monthly Reports
	1954
Box 2	Organizing Activities
Box 2	Summary of Monthly Reports
	1955
Box 3	Directors' Monthly Organizing Reports Note: Record of Reports Received
Box 3	Memos - Organizing Committee
Box 3	Comments on Organizers' Manual
Box 3	Minutes - Organizing Committee Meetings
Box 3	Exchange Leaflets
Box 3	Summary of Monthly Reports
Box 3	Organizing Activities
	1956
Box 3	Carpets - William Ducheesi
Box 3	Cotton Rayon - Victor Canzano
Box 3	Dyeing-Finishing - William Gordon
Box 3	Woolen & Worsted - James Bamford
Box 3	Synthetics - Wesley Cook
Box 3	Washington Office - John Edelman
Box 3	Locals With Full Time Business Agents
Box 3	Reports (general)
Box 4	Summaries of Monthly Reports
	1957
Box 4	Summaries of Organizing Reports
Box 5	Summary of Monthly Reports
Box 5	DuCheesi, William - Carpets
Box 5	Canzano, Victor - Cotton-Rayon
Box 5	Cook, W. - Synthetics
Box 5	Gordon, William - Dyeing-Finishing
Box 5	Belanger, William - Organizing Reports
Box 5	Cook, Wesley - Organizing Reports
Box 5	Griffin, Neil - Organizing Reports
Box 5	Riger, Morris - Organizing Reports
Box 5	Rubenstein, Jack - Organizing Reports
Box 5	Stetin, Sol - Organizing Reports
Box 5	Swaity, Paul - Organizing Reports
Box 5	Williams, A.S.
Box 5	Belanger, William - Administrative Reports
Box 5	Cook, Wesley - Administrative Reports
Box 5	Griffin, Neil - Administrative Reports
Box 6	Rigger, Morris - Administrative Reports
Box 6	Rubenstein, Jack - Administrative Reports
Box 6	Stetin, Sol - Administrative Reports
Box 6	Swaity, Paul - Administrative Reports
Box 6	Tullar, William - Administrative Reports
Box 6	Bamford, James - Woolen-Worsted
Box 6	Tullar, William - Organizing Reports
	1958
Box 6	Regional Reports
	1959
Box 6	Summary of Monthly Reports
Box 6	Summary of Monthly Organizing Reports
	1960
Box 7	Cook, Wesley, Maryland
Box 7	Belanger, William, New England
Box 7	Botelho, Michael, S.E. Georgia
Box 7	Daoust, H., Canada
Box 7	Payton, Boyd, North and South Carolina
Box 7	Riger, Morris, Ohio-Michigan
Box 7	Rubenstein, Jack, New York
Box 7	Stetin, Sol, Tri-State
Box 7	Tullar, William, Midwest
Box 7	Williams, H.S., South Central
Box 7	Canzano, Victor, Cotton-Rayon
Box 7	Gordon, William, Dyeing & Finishing
	1959-1960
Box 8	Belanger, William
Box 8	Botelho, Michael
Box 8	Cook, Wesley
Box 8	Daoust, Harold
Box 8	Griffin, Neil
Box 8	Riger, Morris
Box 8	Rubenstein, Jack
Box 8	Stetin, Sol
Box 8	Tullar, William
Box 8	Williams, H.S.
Box 8	Belanger, M. - Woolen-Worsted
Box 8	Canzano, Victor - Cotton-Rayon
Box 8	Cook, Wesley - Synthetics
Box 8	DuChessi, William - Carpets and Rugs
Box 8	Gordon, William - Dyeing
Box 8	Summary of Monthly Reports
Box 8	Organizing Reports and Summaries
	Subseries: File 7A: Research Division, 1918-1960 Physical Description: 21 boxes Scope and Content Note 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.	⇧
Box 1	1918-1941
Box 2	1938
Box 3	1939-1940
Box 4	1941
Box 5	1941-1942
Box 6	1942
Box 7	1942-1944
Box 8	1944
Box 9	1944
Box 10	1944
Box 11	1944-1945
Box 12	1945
Box 13	1945
Box 14	1945-1947
Box 15	1948-1951
Box 16	1952-1954
Box 17	1953-1957
Box 18	1957-1959
Box 19	1959-1960
	Newspaper clippings
Box 20	1937-1938
Box 21	1939-1941
	Subseries: File 8A: Education Department, 1938-1958 Physical Description: 24 boxes Scope and Content Note 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).	⇧
	Larry Rogin Files, 1938-1958
Box 1	Adult Education, 1950
Box 1	“All Rights Denied,” Chatham Manufacturing Company, Elkin, North Carolina, 1956
Box 1	American Civil Liberties Onion, 1955
Box 1	Amalgamated Clothing Workers, CIO, 1954
Box 1	American Federation of Hosiery Workers, 1938-1946
	AFL-CIO
Box 1	Standing Committee on Education, 1956
Box 1	Education Committee, 1955-1956
Box 1	Education Directors, 1950-1957
Box 1	Department of Education, 1955-1957
Box 1	Committee on Political Education, 1956
Box 1	Publication Department, 1955-1957
Box 1	Department of Research, 1956
Box 1	Union Label and Service Trades
Box 1	American Federation of Teachers
Box 1	American Federation of Musicians
Box 1	Americans for Democratic Action, 1957
	American Labor Education Service
Box 1	1952-1956
Box 1	1957
Box 2	1950-1952
Box 2	1946-1949
Box 2	American Library Association, 1954-1957
Box 2	Arbitration
Box 2	Area Redevelopment Bill, 1957
Box 2	Avondale Mills, 1955
Box 2	Bailey, Marge, 1950-1953
Box 2	Black Mountain College
Box 2	Blackwell, James, 1949-1951
Box 2	Blaine, Nancy, 1947-1948
Box 2	Blue Ridge Assembly, 1948-1950
Box 3	Boartfield, C.D., 1947
Box 3	Boartfield, Doug, 1948
Box 3	Bogart, Agnes, 1952
Box 3	Books for Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1949
Box 3	Book and Pamphlet questionnaire, 1946
Box 3	Bennett, E. Howard - Anti-Union Propaganda, 1956
Box 3	Book Club Correspondence and Mailings, 1954-1957
Box 3	Book and Pamphlet Club Ballots, 1946
Box 3	Book Survey, 1957
Box 3	Books Ordered, 1952-1957
Box 3	Book Club Orders, 1952-1957
Box 3	Bookazine, 1954-1957
Box 3	Brain Trust, 1948-1950
Box 3	Calkins, Fay, 1946 June-1947 January
Box 3	Canadian CIO - Railway Brotherhood, Hepworth Andras, 1946
Box 3	Carolina Mills Inc., 1951
Box 3	Catholic Labor Education, 1947
Box 3	Committee on Political Education, AFL-CIO, 1956-1957
Box 3	Chatham, 1955-1956
Box 3	Chattanooga Labor World, 1956
Box 3	Chemical Workers, 1956
Box 3	Christian Century, 1956
Box 3	Church Religion and Labor, 1951
Box 3	Cleveland Worsted Campaign, 1954-1955
Box 3	Clippings on Education Department, 1947 April 6
Box 3	College Programs, 1947-1951
Box 4	Comics, 1948
Box 4	Community Chests and Councils of America, 1951
Box 4	Committee for the Nation's Health, 1953-1954
Box 4	Community Services Committee, 1950-1957
Box 4	CIO Community Services Committee, 1946-1953
Box 4	CIO Community Services War Relief Committee, 1944-1945
Box 4	Conference Calls, 1958
Box 4	Conference Board of Associated Research Councils, 1952-1953
Box 4	CIO Education Directors, Minutes, 1955
Box 4	CIO Economic Outlook, 1952, 1954, 1955
Box 4	CIO Fair
Box 4	COPE Conference Kit, 1956
Box 4	CIO Minutes of CIO Press and Public Relations Conference, 1952 March 29-30
Box 4	CIO Committee to Abolish Racial Discrimination, 1944-1946
Box 4	CIO Organizing Committee, 1951-1952
Box 4	CIO Europe, 1951[?]
Box 4	CIO Summer Schools
Box 4	Communication Workers of America, AFL-CIO, 1956
Box 5	Connecticut Workers Education Program, 1950
Box 5	Cook, Wesley, 1956
Box 5	Council for Social Action, 1952
Box 5	County Fair, 1952
Box 5	Credit Unions, 1947-1956
Box 5	Democracy in Trade Unions, 1946
Box 5	Department Heads, 1956-1957
Box 5	“CIO Education Manual”
Box 5	Co-ops, 1946-1949
Box 5	Correspondence on Co-ops, 1948
Box 5	Cornell University, 1944-1949
Box 5	Defense Service
Box 5	Discrimination, 1946-1949
Box 5	Discussion, New Materials
Box 5	Douty, Ken, 1949-1954
Box 5	Duke University, 1952
Box 5	Economic Cooperation Administration, 1951
Box 5	Economic Education Workshoppers, 1951
Box 5	Edelman, John W., Memos from and to, 1956
Box 5	Election Material, 1956
Box 5	Ethical Practices, 1954, 1957
Box 5	Extension Divisions and Projects, 1957
Box 5	Essay on TWUA in Rhode Island, 1949
Box 5	F Miscellaneous, 1943-1944
Box 5	Discrimination and Prejudice
Box 5	Fabian Society, 1951
Box 5	Federal Aid to Education, 1957
Box 5	Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, 1956
Box 5	Federal Worker's Service Program, 1943-1945
Box 6	Fulbright Scholarship
Box 6	Georgia State Industrial Union Council, 1952-1955
Box 6	Georgia Workers Education, 1946-1950
Box 6	Gilman, Glenn, 1956
Box 6	Glazer, Joe, 1944-1956
Box 6	Goldsmith, Bill, 1950
Box 6	Goebel, Harry, 1949-1952
Box 6	Gold, Stacia, 1956
Box 6	Goldsmith, William, 1949
Box 6	Goldsmith, Bill - Reports to Education Department, 1950
Box 6	Guernsey, George - CIO Education Department, 1947-1957
Box 7	“H” miscellaneous
Box 7	Half a Million Forgotten People, 1944
Box 7	Halls, Locals and Joint Boards
Box 7	Harding College
Box 7	Harvard University
Box 7	Hassett, Donald
Box 7	Hemsing, Al
Box 7	Highlander Folk School
Box 7	Hillbilly Show, 1948
Box 7	Hillman Foundation
Box 7	Human Relations in the Industrial Southeast / by Glenn Gilman
Box 7	Indiana University Labor Program
Box 7	Industrial Union Department
Box 7	Institutes (summer)
Box 7	Institute of International Education
Box 7	Insurance
Box 7	ICFTU
Box 7	International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers District 4
Box 7	International Federation of Christian Trade Unions
Box 7	International Federation of Textile Workers' Association
Box 7	ILGWU Institute
Box 7	International Labor Office
Box 7	Inventory Literature
Box 7	Jacobs, Sam
Box 7	Jewish Labor Committee
Box 7	Joint Boards
Box 7	Joint TWUA Management and Programs
Box 7	Kit for Shop Stewards
Box 7	Knight, Pat, in Europe
Box 7	Knight, Pat, 1946
Box 7	Kempleman, Max
Box 8	Kit for Local Leaders
Box 8	Knight, Pat, 1943-1945, 1947-1951
Box 8	Knight, Pat, Reports to Education Department, 1950
Box 8	Labor Day Message, 1947
Box 8	Labor Day, 1948
Box 8	Labor Education, 1954
Box 8	League for Industrial Democracy, 1956
Box 8	Legal Department, 1956-1957
Box 8	Liberal Press, 1953-1954
Box 8	Library Service to Labor, 1955
Box 8	Literature, 1953
Box 8	Local Union Activities Kit, 1956
Box 8	Local Union Newspapers, 1956-1957
Box 9	Mailings, 1954-1955
Box 9	Maken, Morris, 1951-1953
Box 9	Marthenke, Harold S., 1948-1949
Box 9	Master Reporting Company, 1948
Box 9	Mc Miscellaneous, 1944-1956
Box 9	Memos, 1942, 1948-1952
Box 9	Michelson, Elmer B., 1945-1946
Box 9	Michigan CIO Council, 1948-1951
Box 9	Minnesota CIO Council, 1952
Box 9	Mutual Security Agency, 1952-1953
Box 9	NSA Labor Information, 1952
Box 9	NAACP Civil Rights Leadership Conference, 1952
Box 9	National CIO Community Services Committee, 1952
Box 9	National Committee for the Extension of Labor Education, 1946-1950
Box 9	National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1953-1956
Box 9	National Labor Service, 1947-1955
Box 9	National Religion and Labor Foundation, 1945-1950
Box 9	National Urban League, 1951
Box 9	New Bedford (the story of cotton)
Box 9	Negative File, 1955-1956
Box 9	The Negro Labor Committee
Box 10	New Jersey CIO Summer School, 1948-1949
Box 10	New Jersey State CIO Council, 1949-1955
Box 10	New York Adult Education Council Discussion Committee, 1953
Box 10	New York Adult Education Council, 1945-1954, 1957
Box 10	New School For Social Research, 1956
Box 10	New York State Mediation Board, 1953
Box 10	Newark Public Library, 1949-1951
Box 10	Ohio State CIO Council, 1952
Box 10	Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers, AFL-CIO, 1957
Box 10	On-the-job Training, 1946
Box 10	Organizing, Upper South, 1954-1955
Box 10	Organizing Committee, 1952-1955
Box 10	Organizing Committee, Staff Training, 1954
Box 10	Organizing Literature, 1956
Box 10	Organizing Literature, UTW
Box 10	Organizers' Manual, 1955
Box 10	Southern Organizing Reports, 1953-1956
Box 10	Organizing, Midwest, 1954-1955
Box 10	Organizing, New England, 1954-1955
Box 10	Organizing, New York, 1954
Box 10	Organizing Committee, Southern Conference, 1954
Box 10	Organizing, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, 1954-1955
Box 10	Organizing Situations, 1953-1955
Box 10	Pagano, Jules, 1956
Box 10	Pamphlets, 1955-1956
Box 10	Papers Workers Educational Program, 1950
Box 10	Payne Memorial, 1952-1958
Box 11	Payton, Boyd, 1953-1957
Box 11	Pedigo, Joe, 1952
Box 11	Pendle Hill
Box 11	Pennsylvania CIO Council, 1953
Box 11	Penn State, Labor Education Program, 1953-1956
Box 11	Peace Time Conscription Law, 1945
Box 11	Per Capita Tax, 1946
Box 11	Princeton Survey, 1948
Box 11	Program Information Exchange, 1946-1947
Box 11	Proposed Expansion of Education Department, 1945
Box 11	Public Affairs Pamphlets, 1950-1952
Box 11	Programs, Quiz, 1943-1944
Box 11	Puerto Rico, 1952-1954
Box 11	“Pointers for TWUA Discussion Leaders,” 1957
Box 11	Pensioners Club, 1952-1953
Box 11	Pennsylvania State Office, 1951
Box 11	Rayon Division
Box 11	Reports to Conventions, 1943, 1946
Box 11	Reports to the Executive Council, 1947
Box 11	Report of Education and Publicity Department to the General Executive Council, 1948
Box 11	Report of the Education Department, 1954 June 15
Box 11	Report of the Education Department, 1954 February 23
Box 11	Report of Education Department, 1954 October 11
Box 11	Report of Education Department, 1956
Box 11	Report of Education Department, 1953 May 25
Box 11	Report of Education and Publicity Department, 1951 November 12
Box 11	Reports, Education Department, 1956-1957
Box 11	Reports to Education Department, Pat Knight, 1949-1950
Box 11	Report to Education Department, Harold Marthenke, 1949
Box 11	Report of Publicity Department to Executive Council, 1953 May 25
Box 11	Report of Education Committee at 1948 Convention
Box 11	Report of Ben Segal, 1948
Box 11	Reports to Education Department - Ben Segal, 1949
Box 11	Reports, General Educational, 1942, 1943, 1944
Box 11	Reports, Education Weekly, 1943-1944
Box 11	Reports to the General Executive Council, 1949
Box 11	Report, General Executive Council, 1951
Box 12	Report of Executive Council on Education and Publicity, 1950 June 19-22
Box 12	Report to the General Executive Committee, Education and Publicity, 1950
Box 12	Research, 1946
Box 12	Research Department, Strikes and Elections, 1947
Box 12	Research Department, 1947-1948
Box 12	Research Department Reports, 1952-1957
Box 12	Rhode Island State University, 1944-1949
Box 12	Ritual Books, 1957
Box 13	Roosevelt College, 1944-1955
Box 13	Rules for Union Meetings, 1945-1955
Box 13	Rogin, Lawrence, Correspondence, 1953
Box 13	St. Louis Labor Education Project
Box 13	Sample Institute Programs, 1949
Box 13	Sample Letter, Describing TWUA Education program, 1947
Box 13	Sarah Lawrence College, 1947-1952
Box 13	Scholarships, 1957
Box 13	Segal, Ben, 1947-1956
Box 13	Segal, Ben - Reports to Education Department, 1950
Box 13	Seniority leaflet, 1938-1949
Box 13	“Services,” 1952-1953
Box 13	Severance Pay, 1952-1953
Box 13	Spanish Leaflets, 1957
Box 13	Springfield College, 1918
Box 13	Slide Talk
Box 13	Sixty-Five Cents Hearings, 1945-1946
Box 14	Sixty-Five Cents Baldanzi Recording Correspondence
Box 14	Social Agencies (General), 1951
Box 14	Southern Conference, 1955 October
Box 14	Southern Conference for Human Welfare, 1945-1947
Box 14	Southern School for Workers
Box 14	Staff Conferences, 1956
Box 14	Staff Medical, 1953
Box 14	Stetin, Sol, 1956
Box 14	Stewards Manual and Dictionary, 1950
Box 14	Stetson, Ray, 1947
Box 14	Strike Commissaries, Suggestions, 1946
Box 14	Strike Relief, 1952
Box 14	Strike Information, 1956
Box 14	Swaity, Paul, 1955
Box 14	Tenth Anniversary, 1949
Box 14	Ten Years of Southern Progress, Pamphlet, 1953
Box 14	TV Programs, 1952
Box 14	TWUA History, [1947?]
Box 14	TWUA Local with Union Halls
Box 14	TWUA Education Conference, 1948 January 7-9
Box 14	Textile Unionism, 1945, 1949
Box 14	Thirty-Five Hour Week
Box 14	Tick - TWUA
Box 14	Time - Study and Work Loads, 1947
Box 14	Training Within Industry, WMC, 1945
Box 14	Troy Area CIO Council, 1949
Box 15	Tullar, William, 1953
Box 15	Union Newspaper, 1956
Box 15	Union Optical Plan, 1948-1954
Box 15	United Auto Workers - CIO, 1953-1957
Box 15	United Rubber Workers, 1956
Box 15	United States Department of Labor, Division of Labor Standards, Advisory Committee, Lawrence Rogin, Mimeographed Material, 1946-1947
Box 15	United States Department of Labor, Rogin Advisory Committee, Division of Labor Standards, Correspondence, 1946
Box 15	United States Department of Labor, Foreign Visitors, 1950, 1951, 1956
Box 15	United Textile Workers, Evidence, 1957
Box 15	University of Chicago, 1951, 1952, 1956
Box 16	University of Connecticut, 1948-1957
Box 16	University of Illinois, 1950-1955
Box 16	University of Minnesota, 1947, 1951
Box 16	University of North Carolina, 1944-1956
Box 16	University of Pennsylvania, 1957
Box 16	University of Wisconsin, 1945, 1948, 1953
Box 16	University of Wisconsin School for Workers
Box 16	Vassar College, 1952
Box 16	Veterans, 1945
Box 16	Viscose Story, 1944
Box 16	Webber, Charles C., 1956
Box 16	Wellesley College, 1952-1953
Box 16	Wellesley Summer Institutes, 1949-1950
Box 16	White Citizens Council, 1956
Box 16	Whitebrook, Lloyd
Box 16	Wisconsin School for Workers
Box 16	Women's Auxiliaries, 1942-1943
Box 16	Workers Education, 1945-1950
Box 16	Workload Materials, 1947
Box 16	Yale University, 1952
Box 16	“Your Rights Under Labor Laws,” 1950
Box 16	“You're Never Too Old to Learn” Film Strip, 1948
Box 16	“Your Secret Weapon” Pamphlets
	Thomas J. Cosgrove Files, 1942-1958
Box 1	New Jersey, 1942-1958
Box 1	New Brunswick - Textile News, Central Jersey Joint Board, 1943
Box 1	Botany Worsted Mills Joint Training Programs, 1947
Box 1	Hudson-Essex Joint Board, 1947
Box 1	Local 656, 1953
Box 1	Local 654, Passaic - Shop Paper, “The Botanist,” 1951-1952
Box 1	Shop Papers - Johnson & Johnson Local 630, 1944-1945
Box 1	Johnson & Johnson - Joint Training Programs, 1947
Box 1	Newark, 1949-1951
Box 1	Central Jersey Joint Board
Box 1	Delaware Valley Joint Board, 1956
Box 1	Phillipsburg
Box 1	Belvedere
Box 1	Celanese - Belvedere, 1955
Box 1	Parkersburg, West Virgina, 1948-1949
Box 1	Local 363, Roselle Park, 1956
Box 1	Local 506, Bound Brook, 1956
Box 1	Local 630, New Brunswick, 1953
Box 1	Local 707, Fairview, 1949
Box 1	“The Voice” - Local 77, Union City, 1948
Box 1	Passaic Joint Board, 1944-1956
Box 2	New Jersey - General, 1957-1958
Box 2	TWUA's Jersey Record, 1952-1953
Box 2	Passaic Joint Board, 1948-1953
Box 2	Passaic, New Jersey, 1945-1948
Box 2	Paterson, New Jersey, 1946-1952
Box 2	Local 1166, Newark, New Jersey, 1954
Box 2	Local 1298, New Brunswick, 1956
Box 2	Local 1337, Permacel - Pleasantville, New Jersey, 1953
Box 2	New Jersey - Rutgers, 1947
Box 2	South Jersey Joint Board, 1943-1954
Box 2	South Jersey News, South Jersey Joint Board, 1948-1953
	New York, 1946-1957
Box 2	Amsterdam Joint Board
Box 2	Buffalo Joint Board, 1949
Box 2	Columbia County Joint Board, 1951-1955
Box 2	Dyers Foundation 1790, Brooklyn, New York, 1948-1954
Box 2	New York Joint Board, 1946-1955
Box 2	Newsburgh, New York, 1947-1948
Box 2	Mid-Hudson Valley Joint Board, Newsburgh, New York, 1953-1957
Box 2	0swego County Joint Board, Fulton, New York, 1950
Box 2	Utica Joint Board, 1946-1957
Box 2	Local 933, Port Chester, New York, 1957
Box 2	Local 122, Yonkers, New York
Box 2	Texico News - Local 122, Yonkers, New York, 1951-1952
	North Carolina, 1944-1957
Box 2	Locals 440, 251, 1086, North Carolina
Box 2	Bi-County Joint Board
Box 2	Cone Print Worker- Greensboro, North Carolina, 1955
Box 2	Cone Mills, 1955-1956
Box 2	Cranston Print, Hendersonville, North Carolina, 1954-1955
Box 2	Hendersonville, North Carolina - Paw Creek, North Carolina, 1955
Box 2	Durham, 1944-1955
Box 2	Erwin, North Carolina, 1951-1953
Box 2	TWUA Contract Reporter, 1950
Box 2	Locals 246, 250, 251, Durham, North Carolina
Box 2	Local 1354, Gastonia Yarn, 1954-1955
Box 2	Greensboro-Burlington Joint Board, 1951-1957
Box 2	North Central Joint Board - High Point, North Carolina, 1957
Box 2	Rockingham, North Carolina, 1947
Box 2	Spray, North Carolina, 1953
Box 2	South Central Joint Board
Box 2	“Textile Workers” North Carolina, 1947-1949
	Ohio, 1947-1958
Box 3	Berea, Ohio, 1949-1950
Box 3	Cleveland, 1954-1958
Box 3	Northeastern Ohio Joint Board, 1948-1956
Box 3	Local 224, Toledo, Ohio, 1957
Box 3	Local 482, Painesville, 1952-1956
Box 3	Local 487, Columbus, Ohio, 1948-1949
Box 3	Ohio University Institute, 1959
Box 3	Toledo Joint Board, 1947-1948
	Oregon, 1952-1953
Box 3	Portland Area Joint Board, 1952-1953
	Pennsylvania, 1942-1956
Box 3	The Joint Board Organizer, Allentown District Joint Board
Box 3	Allentown Joint Board
Box 3	Lehigh Valley Textile Workers, Allentown Joint Board, Pennsylvania
Box 3	Allentown District Joint Board Correspondence
Box 3	Penn Applachian Joint Board
Box 3	TWUA Regional Office, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Box 3	TWUA Regional Office, Philadelphia, Memo - (papers)
Box 3	Workers Education - Catholic Church
Box 4	Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, 1942-1956
Box 4	“The Joint Board” - Reporter (Penn Appalachian Joint Board)
Box 4	Philadelphia Joint Board
Box 4	Philadelphia Joint Board Paper “The Voice of Textile”
Box 4	Pottsdown, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Altooma, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Sub-Committee of New York, New York - Pennsylvania CIO Education Conference
Box 4	Chester Conference, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Delaware Valley Joint Board, Eastern, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Garden Spot Joint Board, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Huntington, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Hazelton, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Norristown, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Schuylkill Valley District Joint Board, Pottsdown, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Local 6 - Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Local 8 - Meadville, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Local 10 - Marcus Hook
Box 4	Local 173 - Shamoken, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Local 178 - Chester, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Local 165 - Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Local 1034 - Huntington, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Local 1289 - Beavertown, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Local 1313 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Box 4	Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
	Rhode Island, 1942-1956
Box 4	Roger Williams Joint Board
Box 4	Crown Manufacturing Company, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Box 4	Greater Providence Joint Board TWUA, Rhode Island
Box 4	Northern Rhode Island Joint Board
Box 4	South County Joint Board - Woonsocket, Rhode Island
	South Carolina, 1942-1956
Box 5	Cherokee-Spartanburg Joint Board
Box 5	Columbia, South Carolina
Box 5	Woodside, Greenville, South Carolina, Local 268
Box 5	Greenville, South Carolina
Box 5	Local 710, Rock Hill, South Carolina
Box 5	Local 1093, Rock Hill, South Carolina
	Tennessee
Box 5	Morrison, Tennessee
Box 5	Old Hickory, Tennessee
Box 5	Bemis Strike Bulletin, 1952
	Texas
Box 5	North Texas Joint Board
Box 5	Waco, Texas (LUEP)
	Vermont
Box 5	Berkshire Joint Board
Box 5	Winooski, Vermont
	Virginia
Box 5	Local 202, Covington, Virginia
Box 5	Local 549, Lynchburg, Virginia
Box 5	Virginia Dye Local, Emporia, Virginia
Box 5	Plymouth, Cordage - Newport News, Virginia
Box 5	Elkton, Virginia
Box 5	Pittsylvania County Joint Board, Danville, Virginia
Box 5	Danville “Shop Talk,” Virginia, Pittsylvania County Joint Board
Box 5	Danville, Virginia, 1942-1949
Box 5	Front Royal, Virginia
Box 5	Craddock Terry, Lynchburg, Virginia
Box 5	Lynchburg, Virginia
Box 5	Martenville, Virginia
Box 5	Local 11 - Roanoke, Virginia
Box 5	Scottsville, Virginia
Box 5	Shenandoah Joint Board
	West Virginia
Box 5	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Box 5	Local 7 - Nitro, West Virginia
Box 5	Wheeling, West Virginia
	General, A-Z
Box 6	“A” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 6	Allentown District Joint Board, 1958
Box 6	Amalgamated Clothing Workers, 1958
Box 6	Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butchers Workman of North America, AFL-CIO, 1958
Box 6	AFL-CIO Department of Public Relations, 1958
Box 6	AFL-CIO Department of Research, 1958
Box 6	AFL--CIO Education Directors, 1959
Box 6	AFL-CIO Publications Department
Box 6	American Labor Education Service, 1958
Box 6	American Labor Education Service, Fifth Resident World Affairs School, 1958
Box 6	American Library Association, 1958
Box 6	“B” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 6	Barkin, Soloman, 1958
Box 6	Belanger, J. William, 1958
Box 6	Book Club Orders, 1958
Box 6	Book Club Membership, 1958
Box 6	Books Ordered, 1958
Box 6	Bookazine, 1958
Box 6	Calendars, 1958
Box 6	“C” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 6	Canzano, Victor, 1958
Box 6	Chupka, John, 1958
Box 6	Chicago Joint Board, 1958
Box 6	Conference Call, 1958
Box 6	Contest, 1958
Box 6	Cope, 1958
Box 6	Cosgrove, Thomas J., Correspondence, 1951-1959
Box 6	“D” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 6	Department Head Meetings, 1958
Box 6	Your International Dues Leaflet, 1958
Box 6	Edelman, John, 1958
Box 6	Ediphone, 1958
Box 6	“F” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 6	Films, 1958
Box 6	Friedman, Morris, 1958
Box 6	“G” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 6	Gordon, Bill, 1958
Box 6	Griffin, Neil, 1958
Box 6	Industrial Union Department (AFL-CIO), 1958
Box 6	Industrial Union Department (AFL-CIO), Newark, New Jersey, 1958
Box 7	International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, 1958
Box 7	Inter-American Trade Union Project, 1945
Box 7	International Exchange (Ruskin College), 1949-1951
Box 7	International Ladies Garment Workers Union, 1958
Box 7	International Union of Electric Radio & Machine Workers District 4, 1958
Box 7	“I” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 7	Labor-Management Relations, 1958
Box 7	League for Industrial Democracy, 1958
Box 7	Mailings, 1958
Box 7	“M” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 7	Michigan State University, 1958
Box 7	Mimeographing, 1958
Box 7	National Institute of Labor Education, 1958
Box 7	New York Teachers Guild, AFL-CIO, 1958
Box 7	“O” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 7	“P” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 7	Payton, Boyd, 1958
Box 7	Pollock, William, 1958
Box 7	Public Affairs Pamphlet, 1958
Box 7	Questionnaire on 2 Week Institutes, 1946
Box 7	“R” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 7	Requests for Literature, 1958
Box 7	Report, Education Department to General Council, 1958
Box 7	Reports, 1945
Box 7	Riger, Morris, 1958
Box 7	Rubenstein, Jack, 1958
Box 7	Samuels, William R., 1958
Box 7	Shirts, “T,” 1958
Box 7	Social Security Amendments, 1958
	Staff
Box 7	Regional Conferences, 1956-1958
Box 7	New England Conferences, 1958
Box 7	Western Conference, 1958
Box 7	Southern Regional Conference, 1958
Box 7	Middle-Atlantic Conference, 1958
Box 7	Canadian Conference, 1958
Box 7	Swaity, Paul, 1958
Box 8	“S” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 8	Senate Hearings, 1958
Box 8	Synthetic Program, 1956-1957
Box 8	Stetin, Sol, 1958
Box 8	Synthetic Yarn Teacher Training Conference, 1957
Box 8	“T” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 8	Tariff Actions, 1958
Box 8	Teacher-Training Program, 1958
Box 8	Teaching, Legislative Conference, 1957
Box 8	Telegrams, 1958
Box 8	Trade Union Orientation Center, 1958
Box 8	Twentieth Century Fund, 1957
Box 8	“U” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 8	Unemployment Compensation and Social Security, 1958
Box 8	How the Union Works, 1958
Box 8	Union Label, 1957-1958
Box 8	Union Leadership Academy, 1958
Box 8	Union Newspapers, 1958
Box 8	United Auto Workers, 1958
Box 8	United States Department of Labor, 1958
Box 8	University of Buffalo, 1958
Box 8	University of Connecticut, 1958
Box 8	University, Harvard Trade Union Program, 1958
Box 8	University of Michigan, 1958
Box 8	University of Rhode Island, 1958
Box 8	University of Wisconsin, School for Workers, 1958
Box 8	“W” miscellaneous, 1958
Box 8	Workers Educational Association of South Australia, 1958
	Subseries: File 9A: Film File, 1947-1952 Physical Description: 2 boxes Scope and Content Note: 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.	⇧
Box 1	Academy Film Service, 1948
Box 1	Actualites Francaises Films, 1950
Box 1	AFL (Films Produced by them), 1949
Box 1	American Economic Committee for Palestine, 1950
Box 1	American Federation of Musicians, 1950
Box 1	American Federation of Teachers, 1949
Box 1	Americans for Democratic Action, 1949
Box 1	American Red Cross, 1950
Box 1	American Social Hygiene Association, undated
Box 1	Amityville High School, 1950
Box 1	Ampco Corporation, 1948
Box 1	Animated Producers Inc., 1950
Box 1	Anti-Defamation League (B'nai B'rith), 1948-1949
Box 1	Automatic Projection Corporation, 1950
Box 1	Ballantine Pictures Corporation, 1950
Box 1	Banner and Greif, 1950
Box 1	Becktell, Claude, 1951
Box 1	Berkley High School, Berkley, Michigan, 1951
Box 1	Brandon Films, 1948-1950
Box 1	British Information, 1948-1949
Box 1	Brook, Garland R., 1950
Box 1	Browne, Cicil, Milwaukee Public Library, 1949
Box 1	Burlington Mills Corporation, 1950
Box 1	Burton Holmes Films, 1948
Box 1	Business Screen Magazine, 1949
Box 1	Canada-National Film, Board of, 1946
Box 1	CARE, 1949
Box 1	Carmel - Hollywood Films, 1948
Box 1	Cinnefects Inc., 1950
Box 1	Cinema 16, 1949
Box 1	Citizen USA, 1950
Box 1	Color Service Inc., 1950
Box 1	The Commonwealth National Library, Canberra, Australia, 1951
Box 1	Comprehensive Service Corporation, 1948-1949
Box 1	CIO Film Division Correspondence, 1947-1950
Box 1	Cooper Offset Plate Company, 1949
Box 1	Cornell Film Company, New York, New York, 1951
Box 1	Cornell University (New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations), 1950
Box 1	Craig, William, 1949
Box 1	Crossan, William, 1951
Box 1	Daniel, Franz E., 1950
Box 1	Delson, Robert, 1949
Box 1	Department of Commerce of New York Film Library, 1948-1951
Box 1	Discussion Guides, 1943, 1940, 1948
Box 1	Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, 1950
Box 1	Eastern Illinois State College, 1951
Box 1	Eau Claire Trade and Labor Council, 1952
Box 1	Economic Cooperation Administration Mission to Austria, 1950
Box 1	Educational Film Guide, R.W. Wilson Company, 1948-1950
Box 1	Ensign-Bickford Company, 1950
Box 1	ERKO Productions, 1948
Box 1	Erie Public Museum, 1950
Box 1	ERG Productions, 1947
Box 1	Evans, Clifford, Municipal Broadcasting System-Television, 1949
Box 1	Fame is the Spur, undated
Box 1	Federal Security Agency, Visual Aids Education, 1948-1950
Box 1	Film Bookings, Miscellaneous, 1948
Box 1	Film Centre, London, England, 1948
Box 1	Film Co-op Project, 1947-1948
Box 1	Film News, 1950-1951
Box 2	Film Production Possibilities, 1940-1949
Box 2	Film Program Services, 1948
Box 2	Film Production Work, 1949
Box 2	Fordham University, 1950
Box 2	Fox-Movietone News, 1950
Box 2	Gammon, H.H., PAC Director, 1949
Box 2	General Motors Inc., 1952
Box 2	Germany - United States Office of Labor Affairs, 1950
Box 2	Gilbert, Dave, Lynchburg, Virginia, 1949
Box 2	Gilman, C.N., Atlanta, Georgia, 1950
Box 2	Goldsmith, Bill, 1950
Box 2	Goold and Tierney Inc., 1949
Box 2	Gootenberg, Roy, Massachusetts Americans for Democratic Action, 1949
Box 2	Guillen, Carlos, Pan American Union, 1949
Box 2	H.E.R. Laboratories Inc., 1949
Box 2	Holmes, Burton, 1948
Box 2	Hartley Productions, 1950
Box 2	Harding College, 1949
Box 2	Institute of Life Insurance, 1948
Box 2	Institute of Film Techniques, City College, 1948
Box 2	Indiana University, 1950
Box 2	La Crosse Works, 1949
Box 2	Laurel Special School, Public School, 1948
Box 2	Machinists Non-Partisan League of the State of New York, 1950
Box 2	Maloney, Purnell J., 1949
Box 2	Malloy, James, 1950
Box 2	Marthenke, Harold, 1949
Box 2	Multilith (Mailings), 1951
Box 2	Multilith, 1952
Box 2	Memos, Film Division, 1948-1950
Box 2	Midwood High School, 1950
Box 2	Milliken Fabrics, 1950
Box 2	Montana State Film Library, 1950
Box 2	Mount Pennsylvania School District of the Borough of Berks County, Pennsylvania, 1951
Box 2	National Film Association, 1949
Box 2	National Film Cooperative, 1947-1949
Box 2	National Film Cooperative, 1948
Box 2	National Safety Council, 1949
Box 2	New York Teachers Guild, 1949
	Subseries: File 10A: Publications Division Files, 1938-1955 Physical Description: 25 boxes Scope and Content Note 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.	⇧
Box 1	Advertising Commercial Samples, 1944, 1946, 1949
Box 1	Advertising, Resolutions on, 1944, 1946
Box 1	Advertising Figures and Correspondence, 1947
Box 1	Advertising Form Papers
Box 1	Advertising Placed by TAA Locals and Joint Boards, 1944
Box 1	Advertising Minimum Wage, 1947
Box 1	Air Conditioning TWUA, 1948
Box 1	Alabama Conference, 1949
Box 1	Alabama Mills Inc., 1944
Box 1	Alexander City, Alabama NLRB Case, 1946 December
Box 1	Aldora Mills, 1946
Box 1	Allentown District Joint Board, 1946
Box 1	American Federation of Hosiery Workers, 1941-1949
Box 1	Amazon Mills, North Carolina, 1947-1948
Box 1	American Finishing Company, 1944
Box 1	American Lead Pencil, 1947-1949
Box 1	American Thread, 1949-1950
Box 1	American Viscose Company, Local 371, 1945-1949
Box 2	American Viscose Locals 6-11, 371, 1946-1949
Box 2	American Viscose Company 1 - Special Editions, Bulletin, 1944-1946
Box 2	American Viscose Manual, 1943-1946
Box 2	American Woolen Case, 1944
Box 2	American Woolen Company - Material on Arbitration of Wage Increase Demand, 1949 January
Box 2	American Woolen Company, Norwich, Connecticut, 1941-1944
Box 2	American Woolen Company, Old Town, Maine, 1942
Box 2	American Woolen Company, Pittsfield, Maine, 1941
Box 2	American Woolen Company, Fulton, 1943
Box 2	American Wool, Wood and Ayer Mills, 1939-1947
Box 2	American Woolen, Company, Webster, Massachusetts, 1943-1944
Box 2	American Woolen Company, Maynard, 1941-1944
Box 2	American Woolen Company, Winooski and Burlington, 1938-1949
Box 2	Amoskedg Company, 1942-1943
Box 2	Ampthill Rayon Workers Inc., 1946
Box 2	Anchor Rome Mills, Anchor Duck, 1948-1949
Box 2	Anderson, South Carolina, 1950
Box 2	Androscoggin Mills, Lewiston, Maine, 1949
Box 2	Ankokas Company, Burlington, New Jersey, 1941
Box 2	Anchor Rug, 1949
Box 3	Anti-labor Activities, 1948
Box 3	Anti-labor Legislation, 1947
Box 3	Apex Hosiery Company, Philadelphia, 1941
Box 3	Arlington Mills, Lawrence, Massachusetts, Franklin W. Hobbs, 1941
Box 3	Armstrong Cook, 1948
Box 3	Aryon Mills, undated
Box 3	Ashland Corporation, Jewett City, Connecticut, 1940, 1949
Box 3	Atlantic Mills, 1911-1943
Box 3	Atlanta Woolen, 1946-1947
Box 3	Atlantic Rayon, 1944-1946
Box 3	Athens Manufacturing Company, 1946-1948
Box 3	Ayer Mill, Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1944
Box 3	Baer Throwing Company, Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1949
Box 3	Balata & Textile Belting Company, 1946
Box 3	Baldanzi, George, Speeches Related Material: See also File 12A.
	1940-1946
Box 4	1947
Box 4	Baldanzi, George, Convention Speech Editorial Comment, 1948
Box 4	Baldanzi, George, Speeches, Special, 1943-1949
Box 4	Baldanzi, George, Editorials, 1948
Box 4	Internal Situation, regarding Baldanzi, George, 1951-1952
Box 4	Internal Situation, 1952
Box 4	Index Executive Council Proceeding Secession, 1952
Box 4	Secession Correspondence, George Baldanzi, 1952-1955
Box 4	Internal Dissension, 1951-1955
Box 5	Ball Committee, 1948
Box 5	Ball - Taft - Smith Bill
Box 5	Baltic
Box 5	Bancroft, Joseph Company
Box 5	Barre Wool Combing Company, South Barre, Massachusetts
Box 5	Barston, A.J., Company, Local 515
Box 5	Bates Manufacturing Company
Box 5	Baxter Woolen Company, Washud, New Hampshire
Box 5	Bag Industry
Box 5	Beattie Manufacturing Company
Box 5	Beaunit Mills
Box 5	Beef Price Rollbacks
Box 5	Bemis, Tennessee
Box 5	Bell Worsted Company
Box 5	Berkely Woolen Company
Box 5	Berkshire Joint Board
Box 5	Berkshire Fine Spinning
Box 5	Berkshire Knitting (Hosiery), Reading, Pennsylvania
Box 5	Berkshire Woolen
Box 5	Bethlehem Silk Mills
Box 5	Bi-County Joint Board, Spray, North Carolina
Box 5	Biddeford-Saco Joint Board
Box 5	Bigelow Sanford Carpet
Box 5	Botany Mills
Box 5	Celanese - 1947 Strike
Box 6	Celanese 1874, Cumberland, Maryland
Box 6	Celanese, Newark, New Jersey
Box 6	Celanese Celco Plant, Narrows, Virginia
Box 6	Celanese Strike, Rene, Georgia
Box 6	Congress, 78th
Box 6	Congress, 79th
Box 6	Congress, 80th
Box 7	CIO Conventions, 1940-1946
Box 7	CIO Executive Council, 1946-1948
Box 7	CIO Executive Council (Resolutions), 1949 May
Box 7	CIO Organizing Committee Releases, 1946-1950
Box 7	Convention TWUA General (All Resolutions), 1941
Box 8	Cotton Conference, New York, 1950 January 7
Box 8	Cotton-Rayon Conference, North Carolina, 1947 September 3
Box 8	Committee on Textile Policy, Statement of Northern Cotton-Rayon, 1949
Box 8	Conference, Parker House, Boston, Massachusetts, 1943
Box 8	Cotton Demands, 1946
Box 8	Cotton, OPA Ceilings
Box 8	Cotton Conference, New England, 1947 May 25
Box 8	Cotton Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, 1946 May
Box 8	Cotton-Rayon Strike-South, 1951 March-April
Box 8	Cotton-Rayon Strike-South, Editorials, 1951 March-April
Box 8	Cotton Shortage, 1946
Box 8	Greensboro Daily News
Box 8	Charlotte News
Box 8	Charlotte Observer
Box 8	Greensboro Record
	Cotton Case
Box 8	Clips on WCB - Order
Box 8	WLB-OPA Freeze and Rieve Resignation
Box 8	WLB Directives and OWI Reports
Box 8	Cotton-Rayon Case - WLB, 1945
Box 8	Case Hearings Southern Wage, 1944 March 27
Box 8	Cotton Wage Brief, Southern, 1943
Box 9	Cotton Textile Case - North and South War Labor Board Hearings, Clips, Records, Correspondence, 1943-1945
Box 9	Cotton Wage Case, 1944
Box 9	Cotton Strike South clippings
Box 9	Chrysler Strike, 1950
Box 9	Cotton-Rayon Negotiations, before 1951 March 15
Box 9	Cotton Strike clippings, 1951
Box 10	Dan River, Riverside
Box 10	Danville Strike
Box 10	Defense Production Act of 1950
Box 10	Dies Committee
Box 11	Election Results, 1950
Box 11	Elections and Agreements, Research Department Summaries, 1946-1948
Box 11	Elections Survey and Agreements, 1943-1946
Box 11	Erwin Cotton Mills, Durham Cooleenee, North Carolina
Box 11	Erwin Strikes
	Executive Council
Box 11	Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1945
Box 11	National Executive Committee, Boston, Massachusetts, 1945 December 3
Box 11	1945 June 9-11
Box 11	Council Meeting, 1944
Box 11	NEC Report of Publicity Department, 1944 March
Box 11	Reports to, 1943-1944
Box 11	Council Meeting, 1941 November 13-14
Box 11	Council Meetings and Reports to Council by Publicity Department, 1946
Box 11	Reports to Council by Education-Publicity Department, 1947
Box 11	Meeting, 1947
Box 11	Meeting, 1948
Box 11	Reports to Executive Council by Education-Publicity Department, 1949
Box 11	Meetings, 1949
Box 11	Meeting - Resolutions, 1950 January 31-February 3
Box 11	Meeting - Resolutions, 1950 October 16-20
Box 11	1951
Box 12	Minutes, Fall River, Massachusetts, 1951 October 4-5
Box 12	Gaffney Mill clippings
Box 12	Fortune magazine: “The Bolt in Cotton Textiles,” 1947 July
Box 12	Gaffney Manufacturing Company
Box 12	Harnvick Mills, Gaffney, South Carolina
Box 13	Hart Cotton Mills, Tarboro, North Carolina
Box 13	Independent Textile Union, Woonsocket, Rhode Island
Box 13	Johnson & Johnson, 1943-1950
Box 13	Julliard, A.O., Stottville, New York
Box 13	Legal Department, 1949-1950
	John L. Lewis
Box 13	1943
Box 14	1944
Box 14	Local Union Histories
Box 14	Ludlow Manufacturing Company, 1943-1950
Box 14	Magee Carpet Company
Box 14	Marshall Field, 1941-1942
Box 14	Mary-Leila Cotton Mills, Greensboro, Georgia, 1941-1945
Box 14	Memphis, 1944
Box 14	65-75 cent Minimum Wage and TWUA Minimum Wage Bill, 1946-1949
Box 15	Minimum Wage 75 cent, 1949
Box 15	Minimum Wages 65-75 cent Bill, 1947
Box 15	65 cent Minimum Hearings, 1945 September
Box 15	Mobilization, 1951
Box 15	Mohawk Carpet, 1942
Box 15	Monomac Mills, Lawrence, Massachusetts, Organizing Material, 1945-1946
Box 15	National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Under Taft-Hartley Law, 1947-1948
Box 15	NLRB, 1948-1951
Box 15	Noshua Manufacturing Company
Box 15	New Bedford, 1947
	New Bedford, Massachusetts
Box 15	Battery, W.E.
Box 16	1943-1945
Box 16	Election, 1945
Box 16	1945
Box 16	Case on Manpower, 1945
Box 16	1941-1943
Box 17	Campaign, 1945
Box 17	Labor Draft, 1945
Box 17	New Bedford
Box 17	New Bedford Cotton, 1945
Box 17	New Bedford and Fall River Manufacturing Association, 1947
Box 17	Election, 1947
Box 17	Dismissal of Officers by Kullas, 1947 December
Box 17	UTW Strike Vote and Settlement, 1951
Box 17	New England Mills, 1949-1950
Box 17	New Jersey Regional Office, 1943-1948
Box 17	New Jersey Worsted Mills and Gera Mills, 1947-1950
Box 17	New Orleans Joint Board, 1942-1946
Box 17	New Republic Article
Box 17	News Print and Rationing, 1943-1946
Box 17	New York State Office TWUA, 1947, 1951
Box 17	North Carolina Textile Industry, History
Box 17	Northern Cotton Case, 1945
Box 17	No-strike Clauses in Agreements, 1941, 1947
Box 17	Organizational Progress - Research Department Report
Box 17	Overtime Pay Waived by TWUA Executive Council, Charlotte
Box 18	Passaic Valley Material
Box 18	Pee Dee Company
Box 18	Political Action Committee, TWUA, 1948-1949
Box 18	Political Action Committee
Box 18	Poll Tax, 1940-1949
Box 18	Ponemah, 1943
Box 18	Portal to Portal Demands
Box 18	Powdrell and Alexander, 1942
Box 19	Price Hearing - Joint Congressional Economic Committee - TWUA Officers Testify, 1947
Box 19	Rayon (prices), 1949-1950
Box 19	Rayon Machine Print and Cotton Dye, 1949
Box 19	Rayon Poisoning, 1940-1941
Box 19	Profits, 1947-1951
Box 19	Profits, Textile, 1947
	Resolutions
Box 19	Dyers Conference, 1949
Box 19	Executive Council, 1947
Box 19	Miscellaneous of the NEC, 1945-1946
Box 19	Convention, 1950 May
Box 19	Cotton Conference, New York, 1950 January 7
Box 19	Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1949 November 18-19
Box 19	1949 November 9
Box 19	1949 October
Box 19	Executive Council, 1950 June 22
Box 19	Executive Council Meeting, 1950 January 31, 1950 February 3
Box 19	Adopted by Executive Council in Atlanta, Georgia, 1949 May 25
Box 19	1949
Box 19	1948
Box 19	1946
Box 19	Regional Conferences, 1945
Box 19	Rieve, Emil - TWUA Publicity, 1941-1947
Box 20	Rieve, Emil - clippings
Box 20	Rieve, Emil - clippings, 1950-1951
Box 20	Riverside and Dan River Cotton Mills, Danville, Virginia, 1942-1951
Box 20	Safie Manufacturing Company, 1947
Box 20	Rugs, 1946
Box 20	Servicemen's Committee, 1951
Box 20	Shop Stewards, 1944 June
Box 20	Silk Curtailment, 1941
Box 20	Silk and Rayon Manufacturers Association Insurance Benefits, 1943-1944
Box 20	Song of a 1947 Shirt
Box 20	Sanford Mi11s, 1943-1945
Box 20	Strikes TWUA, 1945-1946
Box 20	Strikes, 1945
Box 20	Springs Cotton Mills, 1949
Box 21	Steel Allocations for Textile Mills, 1951
Box 21	Strikes, South, 1945
Box 21	Strike Fund, 1945-1946
Box 21	Synthetic Yarn Division, 1950-1952
Box 21	Southern Drive, TWUA, 1946-1950
Box 21	TWUA Finances, 1948-1953
Box 21	TWUA Greetings Ads, 1946
Box 21	TWUA's Post War Program, 1946
Box 21	Southern School for Workers, 1949 February 19
Box 21	Southern Wage Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1947 September 21
Box 21	TWUC news, Atlanta, Georgia Papers, 1937
	Textron
Box 21	1948 September 17-21, 28
Box 21	1938 December-1949 January
Box 21	New England, 1950, 1952
Box 21	Southern, 1949-1950
Box 21	1948 October
Box 21	1948 September
Box 21	1948 November
Box 21	1948 September 26-27
Box 21	1948 September 25
Box 21	Hearing, 1948 September 22-24
Box 21	1948 September 24
Box 21	1948 September 22
Box 22	1948 September 17
Box 22	1948 September 16
Box 22	1948 September 13-15
Box 22	Textile Worker of New England
Box 22	Tubize, 1944-1945
Box 22	UTW, 1935-1945
Box 22	Utica and Mohawk Cotton Mills
Box 22	Vacations With Pay in TWUA Contracts, 1942-1950
Box 22	Veterans Rights - TWUA Contracts, 1951
Box 22	Veterans TWUA Policy - World War II, 1944-1945
Box 22	Virginia State Conference, 1947 September 28
Box 23	Voice of Madison
Box 23	Wage Increases - Dyers, 1948 April-1950
Box 23	Wage Cuts, 1949
Box 23	Wage Demands, TWUA Increases, 1949
Box 23	Wages Increase on Government Contract to 87 cents under Walsh-Healey Act, 1948
Box 23	Wage Increases Textile, Individual Companies, 1950-1951
Box 23	Wage Increases Textile, General Movements, 1950 August-December
Box 23	Wage Increase Leaflet, 1950
Box 23	Wage Scales TWUA, 1946-1947
Box 23	Wage Demand - South, 1947
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases - Canada, 1947
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, Carpet and Rug, 1947
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, Allied Coated Fabrics and Industries
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, Cotton and Rayon, 1947-1948
Box 23	Wage - 15 cent Rise Sought for Cotton Workers in North, 1943 November-1948 January
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, Dyers Federation, 1947
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, Miscellaneous, 1947-1948
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, Silk Mills, 1947
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, Synthetic, 1947-1948
Box 23	Wage Drive Southern Advertisements, 1947 September-October
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, Southern, 1947-1948
Box 23	Wage Drive Southern, clippings - Negotiations, Strike Threat Settlement 9 Percent Also Release, 1947 September-October
Box 23	Wage Drive Southern, Special Edition, Radio Script of George Baldanzi Broadcast, 1947 September-October
Box 23	Wage Bulletins, Southern, TWUA Research Department
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases - Felt, Wool and Worsted, 1947-1948
Box 23	Wage Increase Sought - Wool and Worsted 20 cent, 1947 November
Box 23	Wage Demands and Increases, General, 1946
Box 24	Wage Conference - Wool and Worsted, Boston, 1946 October 27
Box 24	Wage, Southern Cotton Demand and Increase, Marshall-Field, Dan River, Erwin Strike, Cane Raise, North-South Differential
Box 24	Wage Demands and Increases, South, 1946
Box 24	Wage, 65 cent Minimum, George Baldanzi Statement, 1946
Box 24	Wage and Hour Law, Solomon Barkin, 1945
Box 24	Wage, 10 cent an Hour Increase Demand (local support), 1942
Box 24	Wage Negotiations and Increases Woolen and Worsted, 1946 November-1947 January
Box 24	War Fund Drive, 1944-1945
Box 24	War Labor Board (WLB)
Box 24	White Oak Resolution - Textile Workers, 1947-1948
Box 25	Woolen and Worsted Conferences, Boston, 1945
Box 25	Wool and Worsted, 1946
Box 25	Woolen and Worsted Mills Under Contract, 1947
Box 25	Woolen Mills Under Contract, 1945
Box 25	Wool and Worsted Industry, 1947
Box 25	Woolen and Worsted Conferences, 1950-1957
Box 25	Woolen and Worsted Conference, 1949 November 18-19
Box 25	Wool Worsted Strike, 1951 March-April
Box 25	Woolen and Worsted Strike, 1951 February
Box 25	Wool-Worsted Strike Editorials, 1951 March-April
Box 25	Wool and Worsted American Viscose, Celanese, 155 Million Dollar Strikeless Wage Increase for Northern Cotton Workers, 1947 January
Box 25	Wool and Worsted Strikes, 1946
Box 25	Woolen and Worsted Notes, 1942-1943
Box 25	Wool and Worsted, 1944-1947
Box 25	Wool Situation (wool curtailment)
	Subseries: File 11A: Speeches, President Emil Rieve, 1939-1948 Physical Description: 2 boxes Scope and Content Note: 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.	⇧
Box 1	1939-1944
Box 2	1945-1948
Box 1	Subseries: File 12A: Speeches, Vice-President George Baldanzi, 1942-1950 Physical Description: 1 box Scope and Content Note: 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.	⇧
	Subseries: File 13A: News Release File (TWOC and TWUA), 1937-1948 Physical Description: 3 boxes Scope and Content Note: 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.	⇧
Box 1	1937-1942
Box 2	1943-1946
Box 3	1947-1948
	Subseries: File 14A: Mimeographed Data, 1937-1954 Physical Description: 7 boxes Scope and Content Note: 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.	⇧
Box 1	Bulletins Nos. 1-4, 7-8, 10
	Carpet and Rug Notes
Box 1	Volume 1, No. 1-13
Box 1	Volume 2, No. 1
Box 1	Cotton Notes, Nos. 1-3
Box 1	Inter-office Forms and Miscellaneous Letters, 1937-1939
Box 1	Legal Forms - Mimeographed, 1938
Box 1	Local Union Activities, 1938
Box 1	Organizers' Letters and Forms - Mimeographed, 1937
Box 1	Regional Directors and Organizers, 1938-1940
Box 1	Regarding UTW Charters (Gorman and Starr), 1938-1939
Box 1	Silk, 1937
	Synthetic Yarn Notes
Box 1	Volume 1, No. 1-14
Box 1	Volume 2, No. 1-3
Box 1	Regarding Wage and Hour Law, 1938-1940
Box 1	Agreements - Forms - Mimeographed, 1938
Box 1	Woolens and Worsted, 1937-1938
Box 1	Copies of all Mimeographed Data and Mimeo Copies Without Dates, 1937, 1938
Box 1	Copies of all Mimeographed Data, 1939
Box 1	Local Union Forms - Mimeographed, 1937, 1938, 1939
Box 1	Silk and Rayon Bulletin, 1937, 1938
Box 2	Copies of all Mimeographed Data, 1940-1941
	Mimeo Data
Box 2	1942-1943
Box 3	1944-1946
Box 4	1947-1949
	Copies of all Mimeographed Data
Box 5	1950-1951
Box 6	1952-1953
Box 7	Mimeo Data, 1954
	Subseries: File 15A: Dyers Federation File, 1937-1948 Physical Description: 3 boxes Scope and Content Note 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.	⇧
Box 1	Arbitration Crises regarding Discharge, 1943
Box 1	Arbitration Crises regarding Discharge, 1948
Box 1	Bradford Dyeing Association, 1941-1942
Box 1	Edwards & Angell, 1943-1945
Box 1	Executive Council, A. Refy Jr. v. Lodi Local 1983; Wilson, Piraino, Watson & Litrento v. Local 1983
Box 1	Greenville Finishing Company, Greenville, Rhode Island, 1943
Box 1	Haverstraw-Beacon (leads), 1937-1939
Box 1	Haverstraw-Area, Sanco Piece Dye Works, Elk Piece Dye Works, Capitol Piece Dye Works, 1938-1939
Box 1	Haverstraw Area, Sanco-Capitol-Elk, 1940
Box 1	Haverstraw, 1943-1945
Box 1	Italian Aid Incorporated, undated
Box 1	Metropolitan Employers regarding New England Wage Dispute, 1942
Box 1	Machine Print Arbitration, 1947
Box 1	Miscellaneous Correspondence regarding New England Dispute on Insurance, 1943-1944
Box 2	Brief: Federation of Dyers v. New England Finishers, 1942
Box 2	Newspaper Items, 1940
Box 2	Nine New England Finishing Companies Dispute on Wages and Insurance, 1943-1944
	North Carolina Finishing Company, Salisbury, North Carolina
Box 2	Case V-R-1070, 1943
Box 2	Case V-C-1284, 1942-1943
Box 2	Miscellanous, 1942-1943
Box 3	John Bello - Organizer, New Jersey, 1938
Box 3	Capitol and Sanco Cases, 1943
Box 3	Capitol-Sanco Piece Dye Works, 1939-1940
Box 3	Dyers Federation Wage Statistics, 1942
Box 3	Sanco Phillipsburg, 1942
Box 3	Shamokin Dye & Print Works, 1943
Box 3	Shift Differential and Work Clothes, 1944-1945
Box 3	Strike, New England Dispute, 1945
Box 3	TWOC - Contracts, 1937-1938
Box 3	United Piece Dye Works Incorporated, Strike, 1947
Box 3	United States Finishing Company, Norwich and Sterling Connecticut, 1943
Box 3	Vacation Allowances Approved, 1943-1944
Box 3	Wages, Theodore Khiel - National War Labor Board, regarding New England Wage Dispute, 1942
Box 3	Wages, National Wage Increase, 1944-1945
	Subseries: File 16A: Expired Contracts, 1937-1962 Physical Description: 121 boxes Scope and Content Note 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.	⇧
Box 1	A.A.A.A. Corporation - Acme Screen Printing Corporation
Box 2	Acme Textile Screen Company - All Fabrics Textile Printers
Box 3	Alleghany Silk Corporation - Alworth Woolen Mills
Box 4	Amata Studios - American Rock Wool Company
Box 5	American Sanitary Rag Company - American Woolen Company (General, 1939-1945)
Box 6	American Woolen Company (General, 1945) - American Woolen Company (Asabet Mill)
Box 7	Ames Bag Company - Angus Park Woolen Mills
Box 8	Anniston Yarn Mills - Armory Fabrics
Box 9	Armstrong Silk Screen Printing Company - Astor Creations
Box 10	Astoria Dye Works Inc. - Jack Avedon Products Corporation
Box 11	B & B Piece Dye Works - Bates Company (York Division)
Box 12	R.W. Bates Piece Dye Works - Belmar Dye Works Inc.
Box 13	Belmont Carpet Cleaning Company - Berkeley Woolen Mills
Box 14	Berkowitz Warping and Winding Company - Best Weaving Company
Box 15	Bethlehem Textile Mills - Blue Screen Print Company
Box 16	Blum Screen Print Works - Brady Harlan Coal and Coke Company
Box 17	Brampton Woolen Company - Brookside Mills
Box 18	Brookside Mills Inc. - Cadillac Silk Company
Box 19	Caldwell Linen Mills Inc. - Canova Brothers Silk Corporation
Box 20	Canval Jobbing and Manufacturing Company - Celanese Corporation of America
Box 21	Celanese Corporation of America (Staunton) - Charles Silk Company
Box 22	Charlomac Textile Screen Printing Inc. - Church Street Printing and Finishing Company
Box 23	Churchill Manufacturing Company - Charles-Freeland Corporation
Box 24	Cluett, Peabody and Company - Columbia Textile and Printing Company
Box 25	Columbia Waste Material Inc. - Consolidated Screen Print Machine Inc.
Box 26	Consolidated Textile Company - Conway Modes Inc.
Box 27	Cooper-Kenworthy Inc. - Compton-Highland Mills Inc.
Box 28	Crosby Textile Company - D'Angelo Silk Throwing Company
Box 29	Dan River Mills
Box 30	Danville Knitting Mills Inc. - DeGise Finishing Mills Inc.
Box 31	Delaware Mills Inc. - Derby Textiles Inc.
Box 32	Detroit Body Products Company - D'Orval Creative Silk Arts Inc.
Box 33	Douglas Company - Duplan Corporation (Nanticoke)
Box 34	Duplan Corporation (Kingston) - Dynamic Screen Paint Company
Box 35	E & E Separating Company - Edna Silk
Box 36	Eday Fabrics Inc. - Endura Dyeing and Finishing Company
Box 37	Enghart Manufacturing Company - Joseph Esso Silk Company
Box 38	Eureka Printing Company - Fabrix Flocking Corporation
Box 39	Fabyan Woolen Company - Federal Silk Mills
Box 40	Federal Silk Mills (continued) - Firestone Textiles
Box 41	Firth Carpet Company - Florence Cotton Mills
Box 42	Florence Thread Company - Frank Associates
Box 43	Franklin Process Company - Friedman & Sons Inc.
Box 44	Fullerton Textiles Inc. - Gardner Woolen Mills
Box 45	Garfield Box Company - Geneva Fabrics Inc.
Box 46	Georgian Bay Textiles Ltd. - Glendale Textile Processors
Box 47	Globe Bag Company - Grand Umbrella Company
Box 48	Grant Fabrics Finishing Company - Grosvenor-Dale Company
Box 49	Grout's Ltd. - Benjamin Hampel & Son Inc.
Box 50	Harry Hampel & Son - Harriet Cotton Mills
Box 51	Harris Finery Company, - Hawkeye Pearl Button Company
Box 52	H.T. Hayward Company - Hermann Oak Leather Company
Box 53	Herron Yarn Mills Inc. - Holeproof Hosiery Company of Canada
Box 54	Holeproof Hosiery Company of Canada (Goderich Plant) - Hudak Steaming and Washing Company
Box 55	Hudson Woven Label Company - Indian Head Mills Inc.
Box 56	Indianapolis National Mattress Company - International Felt Company
Box 57	International Flouncing Company - Carl Joseph & Company
Box 58	Julien Giguet Inc. - J.P. Silk Company
Box 59	J & S Silk Company - Kaback Dye Works Inc.
Box 60	Kahn Pickery - Kemp & Beatley
Box 61	Kendall Mills (Thrift Plant) - Kenwood Mills Inc.
Box 62	Ken-on Finishing Company - Frank Klatzko
Box 63	Klearflax Linen Looms Inc. - L & M Weaving Corporation
Box 64	Ladifabrics Inc. - Lee Textile Company
Box 65	Lehigh Piece Dye Works Inc. (Easton) - Liberty Broad Silk Works
Box 66	Liberty Throwing Company - David Lipschitz Silk Company
Box 67	Little Miss Undies Inc. - Ludlow Maoufacturing Sales Company (Edgemoor)
Box 68	Ludlow Manufacturing and Sales Company (Allentown) - Lyons Textile Print Corporation
Box 69	McCarthy Silk Throwing Company - Majestic Metal Specialties Inc.
Box 70	Majestic Rayon Corporation - Marlboro Mills Inc.
Box 71	F.D. Marlin Inc. - Mathe Company
Box 72	F.P. Maupai Dye Company - Meadox Weaving Company
Box 73	Medway Mills Inc. - Mexia Textile Mill
Box 74	Michigan Feather & Down Company - Minneapolis Knitting Works
Box 75	Minnesota Rag Paper Stock Company - The Monarch Knitting Company Ltd. (Toronto)
Box 76	The Monarch Knitting Company Ltd. (St. Thomas) - Myers Processing Company
Box 77	N. & J. Reeling & Tubing Company - National Automotive Fibres Inc.
Box 78	National Automotive Fibres Inc. (continued) - National Weaving Ltd.
Box 79	National Woven Label Company - New England Industries Inc.
Box 80	New England Knitting Company - New York Wetpruf Corporation
Box 81	New York Textile Studio - North Carolina Finishing Company and North Carolina Fabrics Corporation
Box 82	Northern Fabrics Corporation - Nuera Textile Processing Corporation
Box 83	Nu-Style Novelty Processing Company - Joseph Ozegowsky
Box 84	P & P Silk Company - Paramount Curtain Company
Box 85	Paramount Finishing Company - Paterson Stencil and Photo Engineering Company
Box 86	Patrician Dye Works Inc. - J. Pendlebury
Box 87	Pendleton Manufacturing Company of La France - Personal Products Corporation
Box 88	Peter Pan Textile Mills - Pilgrim Piece Dye Works
Box 89	Pilgrim Processing Corporation - Portland Woolen Mills
Box 90	Potomac Worsted Spinning Mill - Progressive Silk Finishing Company
Box 91	Progressive Silk Mills - Putnam Woolen Corporation
Box 92	Putnam Worsted Mills Inc. - Quisset Screen Printing Corporation
Box 93	R & E - Rayon Weaving Companies
Box 94	Real Weaving Company - Republic Bag Company
Box 95	Resistoflex Corporation - Richmond Piece Dye Works
Box 96	Riegel Paper Corporation - Harry Romashkowsky
Box 97	Rome Hosiery Mills - Royal Swan Inc.
Box 98	Royal Swan Inc. (continued) - Samarkand Mills Inc.
Box 99	Samarkand Mills Inc. (continued) - Screen Engraving Company
Box 100	Screen Struct Inc. - Scheble & Wood Inc.
Box 101	Phillip L. Scheerr & Sons - Slatersville Finishing Company
Box 102	Slater System Virginia Inc. - Southern Pile Fabrics Corporation
Box 103	Southwestern Cotton Mills - Standard Bleachery & Printing Company
Box 104	Standard Coosa Thatcher National Plant - Stephen Rug Mill Inc.
Box 105	Stephen Textile Mills Inc. - J.L. Stifel & Sons Inc.
Box 106	Phil Stillpass Company - Susquehanna Products Inc.
Box 107	Susquehanna Silk Mills - Targanovick & Sons
Box 108	Taunton Coating Mills - Texas Textile Mills Inc.
Box 109	Tex-Lab Inc. - Textile Printing & Finishing Company
Box 110	Textile Printing Company - Thies Dyeing Mills
Box 111	Leslie Tillett Inc. - Tru-prints Inc.
Box 112	Tubbs Cordage Company - Union Asbestos & Rubber Company
Box 113	Union Asbestos & Rubber Company (continued) - U.S. Bobbin & Shuttle Company
Box 114	United States Finishing Company - Victor Vardan Studio
Box 115	Velveray Corporation - Verney Corporation
Box 116	Verney Corporation (continued) - Walmar Screen Printing Corporation
Box 117	Wamsutta Mills Inc. - Weinman Export Clothing Corporation
Box 118	William D. Weimar - O.B. Wetherell & Sons Company
Box 119	White Brothers - Wister Spinning Company
Box 120	Winston Prints Inc. - Wyoming Valley Throwsters
Box 121	Yorkshire Worsted Mills - Zenith Mills Inc.
Micro 192	Subseries: File 17A: Organizers Weekly Reports, 1953-1955 Physical Description: 5 reels of microfilm (35 mm) Scope and Content Note The Textile Workers Union of America requested that the weekly expense reports of organizers be destroyed. In order to comply with this request, while preserving the organizers' weekly activity reports which were on the back of the expense reports, the activity reports were microfilmed, and the original sheets destroyed. These are reports submitted by individual organizers of the Textile Workers Union, showing the activities in which they were engaged each day of the week immediately preceding the date of the report. At the local level these activities included attendance at local union meetings; contacting employees or organizing campaigns and finding local leaders; addressing mass meetings of employees; negotiating with employers for recognition of the union; printing and distributing leaflets; organizing plant elections; and investigating shop problems. Activities also included contract negotiations; supervision of strike votes; picket line activity; strike strategy meetings; and sometimes going to court. Other reported activities were arbitration hearings; National Labor Relations Board hearings; legislative hearings; meetings with state industrial commissions; meetings with senators and congressmen about legislation following passage of the Taft-Hartley Act; and attendance at union or political conventions. About twenty per cent of the reports received were microfilmed before destruction. Selection was made on the basis of completeness of the reports, location of the organizer's activities, and the type of activities. In a few cases it was necessary to retain reports which were only fair, because it was necessary to show that there was organizing activity in an area. Presumably the activities of the organizers were much the same, but some of them submitted more complete reports. While these are detailed daily reports, they do not always indicate the initial or terminal dates of a project, or whether it was successful.	⇧
Reel 1	File 1: Barkin, Solomon, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 1	File 2: Berthiaume, Rene P., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 1	File 3: Bevan, F.H., 1953 January 3-1954 May 22
Reel 1	File 4: Boartfield, C.D., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 1	File 5: Brook, Garland R., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 1	File 6: Brown, Hugh, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 1	File 7: Campbell, Blaine, 1953 January 3-1955 May 7
Reel 1	File 8: Chisholm, David C., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 1	File 9: Chupka, Frank, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 1	File 10: Cluney, Edward C., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 2	File 11: Cohen, Sy, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 2	File 12: Cosgrove, Thomas J., 1953 January 10-1955 December 31
Reel 2	File 13: Coyle, James P., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 2	File 14: Cross, Mary, 1953 January 3-1955 February 5
Reel 2	File 15: Davis, Lloyd, 1953 January 3-1953 June 27
Reel 2	File 16: Dernoncourt, Wayne L., 1953 January 3-1955 January 31
Reel 2	File 17: Disend, Harry, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 2	File 18: Doolan, Edward F., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 2	File 19: Ellington, Columbus P., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 2	File 20: Freeman, Robert A., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 2	File 21: Gallagher, Daniel J., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 3	File 22: Gossett, L.A., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 3	File 23: Gregory, Helen, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 3	File 24: Halstead, F.E., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 3	File 25: Horton, Chas.H., 1953 January 3-1954 January 16
Reel 3	File 26: Hoyman, Scott, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 3	File 27: Jay, Lester H., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 3	File 28: Johnson, Carl R., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 3	File 29: Kiss, Frank J., 1953 January 3-1954 January 16
Reel 3	File 30: Lisk, Haywood D., 1955 January 3-1955 September 3
Reel 3	File 31: Litney, G.H., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 4	File 31: Litney, G.H. (continued), 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 4	File 32: Lynch, M.W., 1952 December 29-1955 December 31
Reel 4	File 33: Maken, Delores (Marconi), 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 4	File 34: Maloney, J. Purnell, 1953 January 3-1955 January 29
Reel 4	File 35: Mermelstein, Sol, 1953 January 3-1955 January 31
Reel 4	File 36: Middelaer, Francis, 1953 January 3-1954 October 23
Reel 4	File 37: Mullins, Herman E., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 4	File 38: Neal, E.J., 1953 January 3-1955 January 22
Reel 4	File 39: O'Shea, James T., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 4	File 40: Parker, Robert A., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 4	File 41: Pearson, E.L., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 5	File 41: Pearson, E.L. (continued), 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 5	File 42: Pollock, William, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 5	File 43: Rancourt, Gerald, 1953 January 3-1955 April 16
Reel 5	File 44: Snyder, Cobey, 1953 January 3-1954 December 25
Reel 5	File 45: Stetin, Sol, 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 5	File 46: Taylor, Earl, 1953 January 3-1955 January 14
Reel 5	File 47: Umholz, Peter F., 1953 January 3-1955 January 31
Reel 5	File 48: Walton, Harry F., 1953 January 3-1955 January 31
Reel 5	File 49: Warner, Ned A., 1953 January 3-1954 January 30
Reel 5	File 50: Watson, George C., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Reel 5	File 51: Whitehouse, J.R.W., 1953 January 3-1955 December 31
Audio 1524A	Subseries: File 18A: Disc Recordings, 1940-1953, undated Physical Description: 9 disc recordings Note Audio recordings have also been assigned Disc 55A/1-9. The rest of the audio recordings [173 more] are listed in Part 4 of this finding aid.	⇧
1524A/96	Emil Rieve speaking on “Labor and Civil Liberties,” 1940 May 13 Note: Also Disc 55A/1
1524A/95	Emil Rieve's reply to John L. Lewis re the position of Lewis in the national election campaign of 1940, 1940 Note: Also Disc 55A/2
1524A/94	Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt addressing the TWUA convention in 1943 in Carnegie Hall, New York City, 1943 Note: Also Disc 55A/3
1524A/93	A dramatic presentation regarding organizing at the 1948 TWUA convention, 1948 Note: Also Disc 55A/4
1524A/91-92	Two recordings made at the CIO convention in 1949 in which are heard excerpts of pro and con speeches on the resolution to expel the communists from the CIO, 1949 Note: Also Disc 55A/5-6
1524A/90	Civil Rights discussion at the 1950 TWUA convention, 1950 Note: Also Disc 55A/7
1524A/89	Walter Reuther addressing the textile workers (abridged), 1953 Note: Also Disc 55A/8
1524A/88	A recording by CIO-PAC on Housing, undated Note: Also Disc 55A/9