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U.S. Mss 80AF
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Series: Part 1, Original 1967 Accession
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Subseries: Correspondence, 1927, November 23 - 1967, October 6
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Subseries: Articles and Other Material Written by Flannery
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Manuscripts of articles with related clippings
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American Christian Palestine Committee
: See Egypt.
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Box
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Angola
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Bricker Amendment
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Bulgaria
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China (Communist)
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China (Nationalist)
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Churchill, Winston
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Civil Rights
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Colorado Basin
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Cuba
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Cyprus
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Danube Area
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DeGaulle, Charles
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Denmark
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Dunn, James C.
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Egypt
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Europe, Western, 1945
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Finland
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Fulbright, James William
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Germany, post-war proposals
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Germany, post-war zoning
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Gibbons, James Cardinal
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Hawaii
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Housing-Urban Renewal
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India
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Indonesia
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Iraq
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Israel
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Italy
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Box
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Japanese-Americans
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Japanese Americans in World War II (Volume 1)
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Jennings, Paul
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Box
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Laos
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Marlen, William
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Box
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Mboya, Tom
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Box
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Mikoyan, A.
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Box
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Minimum Wage
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Box
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Mitchell, James
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Morris, Wayne
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Box
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Murphy, Robert
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Box
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Pope Paul VI
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Box
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Petain, Henri
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Pope Pius XII
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Box
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Reuther, Walter
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Box
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Rickover, Hyman
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Right to Work
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Ruhr Valley
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Box
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St. Louis, Missouri
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Box
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Symington, Stuart
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Box
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Turkey
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Truman, Harry
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Box
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Unemployment in the U.S.
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Box
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Venezuela
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Printed Articles by Flannery
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Box
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1934, October - 1957, September (Volume 2)
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Box
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, 1957-1963 (Volume 3)
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Box
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, 1964-1967 (Volume 4)
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Box
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Clippings of articles entitled Scribblings, 1930s? (Volume 5)
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Film Scripts, 1957-1965
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Box
6
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Unionism in Action, 1957
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Box
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The Task Before Us, 1965
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Box
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Remembrance of J.F.K., undated
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Box
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Speeches and Statements, 1940, June 23 - 1959, January
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Books
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Box
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Assignment to Berlin - fragments of manuscript, notes, documents and contracts, 1942
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Box
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Which Way Germany? - Proposals for book, 1966; Manuscript, , 1966-1967
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Notebooks, 1941-1966
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Box
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Diary-notebook kept while in Germany and the U.S., 1941 (Volume 6)
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Box
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Notebook on Germany, 1941 (Volume 7)
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Box
8
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Notebook on Spain, Germany, and France, 1941 (Volume 8)
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Box
8
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Notebook on Mexico, 1944 (Volume 9)
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Box
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Notebook while working with CBS, 1946 (Volume 10)
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Box
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Notebook on Middle East; Unions, 1952 (Volume 11)
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Box
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Notebook on Israel, Egypt, U.S. Foreign Affairs (Vietnam and Dulles), and U.S. Politics, 1954 (Volume 12)
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Box
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Notebook on U.S. Union Affairs and International Unions, 1955 (Volume 13)
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Box
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Notebook on U.S. Domestic Affairs; AFL-CIO, et cetera, 1956 (Volume 14)
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Box
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Notebook on U.S. Politics & Foreign Affairs; Latin America, et cetera, 1959 (Volume 15)
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Box
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Notebook on Teamster & AFL-CIO Conventions, 1961 (Volume 16)
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Box
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Notebook on West Germany, Union-Economy, et cetera, 1962 (Volume 17)
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Box
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Notebook on labor, Europe, Latin America, and U.S. political affairs, 1962 (Volume 18)
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Box
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Notebook on American politics, Latin America; Germany, 1963 (Volume 19)
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Box
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Notebook on Germany; U.S. Unions, 1965 (Volume 20)
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Box
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Notebook on ACDA; Germany Church Council in Rome; , 1965 (Volume 21)
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Box
9
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Notebook on Latin America, 1966 (Volume 22)
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Box
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Notebook on Latin America, 1960s? (Volume 23)
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Box
9
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Notebook on Europe, Africa, U.S. domestic affairs and U.S. labor, undated (Volume 24)
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Box
9
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Notebook on labor interviews in Europe, undated (Volume 25)
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Broadcast Scripts, 1935-1966
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Box
10
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CBS Broadcast, 1947, May 9
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Box
10
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CBS News program ideas
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Box
10
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Bound CBS broadcasts by Flannery, 1941-1946 (Volume 26-28)
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Box
11
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KMOX broadcasts by Flannery, 1935-1940 (Volume 29-31)
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Scripts for As We See It
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Box
12
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Unbound script, 1957, May 19
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Box
12
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, 1956-1960 (Volume 32-35)
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Box
13
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, 1951-1964 (Volume 36-39)
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Box
14
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, 1965-1966 (Volume 40-41)
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Scripts for Washington Reports to the People
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Box
15
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, 1958-1961 (Volume 42-45)
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Box
16
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, 1962-1965 (Volume 46-49)
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Box
17
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Scripts for Labor Answers Your Questions, 1956-1957 (Volume 50-51)
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Box
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Scripts for Labor Reports to the Nation, 1956 (Volume 52)
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Box
18
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Preliminary Plans for Labor Reports to the Nation
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Box
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Broadcasts from WOWO, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1933
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Box
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Broadcasts Scripts for Special Programs, 1938-1950 (Volume 53)
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Box
19
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Miscellaneous Broadcast Scripts, 1954-? (Volume 54)
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Box
19
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Communiqués on World War II, 1945
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Box
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Communiqués from Flannery and Others during Tour of Theatres of War, 1945 (Volume 55)
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Subseries: Materials Written by John Vandercook, 1955-1960
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Box
21
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1955-1956, June (Volume 56-57)
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Box
22
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1956, July - 1957, June (Volume 58-59)
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Box
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1957, July - 1958 (Volume 60-61)
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Box
24
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, 1959-1960 (Volume 62-63)
: Includes substitute broadcasts by Quincy Howe and Bill Shadel.
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Subseries: Publicity and Biographical Items
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Box
25
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Publicity for Labor Answers Your Questions, 1957, February 16 - August 10
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Box
25
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Publicity for Labor Reports...to the Nation
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Box
25
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Clippings and releases concerning Flannery and his statements as a Catholic layman
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Box
25
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Publicity and biographical material concerning Flannery as a reporter and writer
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Box
26
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Scrapbook containing book reviews and publicity on Assignment to Berlin (Volume 64)
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Box
26
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Scrapbook containing clippings, photos and documents of Flannery's stay in Germany, 1940-1941 (Volume 65)
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Box
26
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Scrapbook of publicity for Flannery's book Pattern for Peace plus items pertaining to his congressional campaign and other miscellaneous publicity (Volume 66)
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Box
27
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Scrapbooks of miscellaneous clippings, 1934-1956, undated (Volume 67-68)
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Subseries: Miscellaneous Materials, 1939-1960; undated
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Box
28
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American Veterans Committee, 1944-1947; undated
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Box
28
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Catholic Association for International Peace, 1957, February 13 - May 20; 1963
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Box
28
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Contracts, 1951-1952
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Box
28
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Material concerning lawsuit between National Farm Labor Union (A.F. of L.) and DiGiorgio in California, 1949-1950
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Box
28
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Office of War Information - Material on China, 1945
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Box
28
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“The Partorg's Mistake,” an anti-Communist short story, undated
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Box
28
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Passes and miscellaneous information from World War II tour of Asia
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Box
28
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Speeches and Rhymes written by others and used by Flannery, 1939-1960
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Box
28
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Patterns for Peace (Volume 69)
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Box
28
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Bound issues of Free World with articles by Flannery, 1943-1944 (Volume 70)
: Free World is a monthly magazine “devoted to democracy and world affairs.” The articles are “The Catholic Church and Fascism,” September 1943, and “Salvemini, the Catholic Church and Fascism,” January 1944.
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Subseries: Tape Recordings
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427A/1-7
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At Your Service, 1961, October 18 - 1961, November 27
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427A/8-332
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As We See It, 1955, December 3 - 1965, February 20
: See also 427A/709.
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427A/333-341
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Labor Answers Your Questions, 1957, April 12 - 1957, July 11
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427A/342-381
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Labor News Conference, 1961, May 7 - 1963, April 21
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427A/382-407
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Labor Reports to the Nation, 1956
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427A/408-443
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George Meany Speeches, 1957, October 1 - 1962, September 2; undated
: See also 427A/445, 427A/459, and others below which are marked with an asterisk.
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427A/444-459
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Walter Reuther Speeches, 1956 - 1964, March 26
: See also the tapes below which are marked with an asterisk.
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427A/460-704
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Washington Reports to the People, 1958, January 7 - 1965, February 21
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Miscellaneous Tapes
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427A/705
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January 20, 1937,
Franklin D. Roosevelt's Second Inaugural Address
: Received by Flannery, 5/3/1960.
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427A/706-707
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September 11, 1940,
Teamster Union Address by Franklin D. Roosevelt
: Received by Flannery, 5/3/1960.
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427A/708
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1949,
AFL Convention in Cleveland; Speaker: Phillip Murray
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427A/709
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March 14, 1950,
As We See It; Participants: William Green, Senator J. Meyer; Reporter: Phil Pearl
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427A/*710
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1953,
AFL-CIO Convention, St. Louis, Missouri; Speakers: Durin, Eisenhower, Nixon and Meany
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427A/*711
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1953,
AFL Convention, St. Louis, Missouri; Speakers: George Meany, President of AFL introducing V.P. Nixon
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427A/712-713
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1953,
AFL Convention, St. Louis, Missouri; Speaker: Secretary of State John Foster Dulles
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427A/*714-715
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1953,
AFL Convention, St. Louis, Missouri; Speaker: George Meany, President of AFL
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427A/*716-717
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1954,
AFL Convention (73rd), Los Angeles; Speakers: Ramfort presents gavel to Meany and Meany's Speech
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427A/*718
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1954,
AFL Convention in Los Angeles; Speakers: Meany, Well, President Truman
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427A/719
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September, 1955,
Vice President Nixon at AFL Convention, St. Louis, Missouri
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427A/720-721
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December, 1957,
AFL-CIO Convention; Subject: Teamsters
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427A/722-725
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February 26-27, 1958,
McClellan Committee; Subject: Graskamp et al.
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427A/*726-729
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February 26-27, 1958,
McClellan Committee; Subject: Kohler Strike
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427A/730
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October 26, 1958,
Issues in the News; Subject: “Morality today”; Speaker: W.F. Schnitzler
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427A/*731-738
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December 28, 1958,
Anti Trust & Monopoly Committee
: Reuther in 427A/734-738.
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427A/739
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January 7, 1959,
“James B. Carey and Liston Oak:” Interview about Carey's luncheon with Premier Mikoyan
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427A/740
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March 25, 1959,
“Morse and Kennedy on Labor:” Management Legislation
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427A/*741-745
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June 4, 1959,
Labor-Management Panel at General Federation of Women's Clubs, Los Angeles
: 427A/742 is an address by Reuther.
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427A/*746
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August, 1959,
Rep. John Shelley and George Meany discussing “California on the Shelley labor bill” on NBC Today
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427A/*747-748
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January 11, 1960,
AFL-CIO Legislative Conference; Speakers: George Meany, Gerald Ford (R-Michigan), John McCormack, David McDonald
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427A/*749-751
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January 13, 1960,
AFL-CIO Legislative Conference; Speakers: Johnson, Reilley, Currin, Peterson, Reuther, and Biemiller introducing Schnitzler
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427A/752-755
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March 9, 1960,
American University - AFL-CIO Series; Speaker: Hyman Bookbinder on Questions and Answers
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427A/756
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March 31, 1960,
Dedication of Railway Labor Building; Invocation remarks by Sam Rayburn and James P. Mitchell (part I)
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427A/757-758
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Skipped in numbering
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427A/759
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March 31, 1960,
Dedication of Railway Labor Building; Speakers: Lyndon Johnson, John S. Cooper and John B. Bennett (part II)
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427A/760-761
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April 9, 1960,
Upton Sinclair Interview by H.W. Flannery
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427A/762
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April 21, 1960,
Harry Flannery Interviews Ohioans on Minimum Wage
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427A/763
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August 14, 1960,
“Franklin D. Roosevelt Talks” (for Social Security Dinner)
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427A/764
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February 17, 1961,
Negro American Labor Council Rally; Speakers: A. Phillip Randolph and Representative Adam Clayton Powell
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427A/*765-769
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March 7, 1961,
IUD Legislative Conference; Speakers: James Carey, Walter Reuther (parts 1 and 2), Representative Adam Powell, Frank Thompson
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427A/770
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March 13, 1961,
Willy Brandt Interview at Mayflower Hotel
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427A/771
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April 4, 1961,
Arthur Goldberg interviewed by Harry Flannery (Used on Washington Reports to the People)
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427A/772
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April 4, 1961,
Interview: Kenneth Kaunda, President of National Independence of Northern Rhodesia
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427A/773
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September 8, 1961,
Irving Brown interviews African labor leaders (French with English translation)
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427A/774
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1961,
Louis Untermeyer at Library of Congress
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427A/775
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March 25, 1961,
“The Triangle Fire” (Broadcast over WNYC in New York)
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427A/776
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July 4, 1962,
President Kennedy's Independence Day Address, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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427A/777
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August 10, 1962,
Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg at Press Conference, Chicago, Illinois
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427A/778
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August 11, 1962,
“Washington View Point”; Guest: Andy Biemiller; Reporters: Ann Corrick and Sid Davis
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427A/779-780
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November 7, 1962,
Interview by Harry Flannery at Espelkamp in Germany
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427A/781
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April, 1963,
“Truth in Lending” discussed on KMOX radio by Senator Paul Douglas
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427A/782
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November 12, 1963,
“Hospital Insurance for the elderly through Social Security”; Speakers: JFK, Spock, Duffy, Cherkasky, Halpern, King, Rutstein, Lourie
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427A/783
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October 18, 1963,
Interview by Harry Flannery of Dr. Kurt Kiesinger
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427A/784
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November 24, 1963,
Speeches at the Rotunda by Mansfield, et cetera
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427A/*785-788
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November 7, 1963,
IUD Conference at Staller Hotel; Speaker: Carey, Reuther (785-788), Meany (788)
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427A/789-791
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January 29, 1964,
AFL-CIO Legislative Conference; Speakers: Biemiller, Hubert Humphrey, Representative Albert
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427A/792
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May 15, 1964,
Senator Everett Dirksen, “The Dirksen Amendments”
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427A/*793-795
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September 2, 1964,
AFL-CIO Leadership Conference on Civil Rights; Speakers: Roy Wilkens, W. Reuther (794-795), Al Barkin, Slaiman and discussion from the floor
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427A/796-798
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November 17, 1964,
Labor Standard Day (30th Anniversary of Bureau of Standards) Hotel Mayflower; Speakers: William Wirtz, Francis Perkens, Gilhooley
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427A/799
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March 15, 1965,
President Johnson remarks to a joint session of Congress
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427A/800
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Undated,
25th Anniversary National Gallery; Speaker: William Morrison, assistant to the director
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427A/801-802
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Undated,
“The Music of the American Railroad Man”
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427A/803
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Undated,
(1) Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery; Speaker: Charles Nagel, Director
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427A/803
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Undated,
(2) Air & Space Museum, E. Durant, Assistant Director
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427A/804
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Undated,
President Truman at Invocation. Also Perlis, Gavin & Dorking, Kansas City
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427A/805
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Undated,
Interview with G. Mennen Williams for KMOX, St. Louis, on “Africa-United Continent”
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427A/806
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Undated,
Samuel Gompers on “Labor and War Bonds,” WWI
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427A/807
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April 4, 1958,
Washington Reports to the People
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Film Archive
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Subseries: Films
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Program for Progress, AFL-CIO 1963 Convention, New York
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AFL-CIO 5th Convention, April 30, 1964
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Union Democracy
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Government Pay Raise
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AFL-CIO Convention, 1961-1962
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U.S. Mss 80AF
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Series: Part 2, 1969 Additions
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Box
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Folder
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General Correspondence, 1940, August 29 - 1968, May 2
Significant Correspondents
Cohen, Wilber, 1968, April 30
Douglas, Paul, 1967, November 10
Goldberg, Arthur J., 1967, October 3
Humphrey, Hubert, 1968, May 2
Meany, George, 1966, January 18
Price, Melvin, 1967, October 10
Wirtz, Willard, 1967, October 5
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Box
29
Folder
2
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Articles, radio reports, interviews, et cetera by Harry W. Flannery, 1937, February 6 - 1968, June 29, undated
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Plays
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Box
29
Folder
3
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Cicero , 1960
: Autographed mimeograph copy of play by Upton Sinclair.
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Box
29
Folder
4
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The Time Is Now, 1948
: Carbon copy of unpublished play by Harry Flannery and Elmer Harris.
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Box
29
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Upon These Ashes
: Carbon copy of unpublished play by Harry Flannery and Elmer Harris with notes and corrections.
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Box
29
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Young Sinners
: Carbon copy of unpublished play by Elmer Harris.
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Box
29
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7
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Reviews, biographical, print and near-print material, miscellaneous
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Box
29
Folder
8
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Travel itineraries
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Subject and Reference file regarding The Church and the Workingman
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Box
29
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9
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England - sources
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Box
29
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10
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France - sources
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Box
30
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Germany - sources
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Box
30
Folder
2-3
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United States - sources
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Subject and Reference file regarding Which Way Germany?
: Includes clippings, articles, notes, and correspondence.
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Box
30
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Adenauer
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Box
30
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5-6
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Berlin
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Box
30
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7
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Bonn
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Box
30
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8
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Burdens
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Box
30
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9
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Christian Democratic Union
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Box
31
Folder
1
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Culture
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Box
31
Folder
2
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Dachau, et cetera
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Box
31
Folder
3
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D.G.B. (Deutscher Gewerkschaftsbund)
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Box
31
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4-5
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Economy
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Box
31
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6
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Economy - East
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Box
31
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7
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Education
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Box
31
Folder
8
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Erhardt
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Box
31
Folder
9
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F.D.P. (Freie Demokratische Partei)
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Box
32
Folder
1
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Foreign Affairs
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Box
32
Folder
2
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Foreign Aid
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Box
32
Folder
3-4
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Foreign Policy
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Box
32
Folder
5
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Germany - American Association for a Democratic
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Box
32
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6
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Germany - Pictorial
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Box
32
Folder
7
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Government
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Box
32
Folder
8
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Hamburg
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Box
32
Folder
9
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History
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Box
32
Folder
10
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Jews
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Box
32
Folder
11
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Kiesinger
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Box
33
Folder
1
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Krupp
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Box
33
Folder
2
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Labor
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Box
33
Folder
3
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The Left
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Box
33
Folder
4
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Lübke
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Box
33
Folder
5
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Military
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Box
33
Folder
6
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Munich
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Box
33
Folder
7
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Nationalism
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Box
33
Folder
8
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Nazis
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Box
33
Folder
9
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Neo-Nazis
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Box
33
Folder
10
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Nuclear
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Box
33
Folder
11
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People
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Box
33
Folder
12
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Politics
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Box
33
Folder
13
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Press
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Box
33
Folder
14
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Refugees
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Box
33
Folder
15
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Religion
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Box
33
Folder
16
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Resistance
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Box
33
Folder
17
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Re-unification
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Box
34
Folder
1
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Seger, Gerhart
: Includes correspondence, 1961, April 10 - 1966, December 22.
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Box
34
Folder
2
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Social
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Box
34
Folder
3
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S.P.D. (Sozial democratische Partei Deutschland)
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Box
34
Folder
4
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Spies
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Box
34
Folder
5
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Trade Unions
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Box
34
Folder
6
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Ulbricht, Walter
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Box
34
Folder
7
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U.S. Troops
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Box
34
Folder
8
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Welfare
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PH 3429, PH 3459
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Photographs
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