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M97-196	Part 20 (M97-196): Additions, 1928-1994 Physical Description: 32.2 cubic feet (29 record center cartons and 9 archives boxes) Scope and Content Note Additional records, 1928-1990, from the Research Department of the Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA) and later, Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU) including reports on wages and organizing; wage rate negotiation cases; election outcomes, conference material, correspondence, grievance investigations, and memos. This accession now includes: M97-196, M78-036, M78-582, M93-047, M87-192, M96-038, M93-012, M93-174 and M88-324. This accession is organized into three series: REPORTS, WAGE RATE NEGOTIATION CASES, and GENERAL FILES. REPORTS, 1932-1994, were written by staff in the Research Department and include information of organizing, wages and benefits, economic trends and developments in the industry, and labor relations at specific companies. There are also Technical Field Investigation Reports by TWUA engineers which has a partial index in Box 22 that should be consulted to access the reports. The reports are by company but arranged according to a numerical system which is not continuous. These investigations were conducted in response to members' grievances over piece rates, workloads, time study, and job evaluation. Companies with the largest number of entries include Johnson & Johnson, Celanese Corporation, American Thread and Acme Cotton. WAGE RATE NEGOTIATION CASES, 1945-1951, are arranged by Local number and only include a small number of cases. GENERAL FILES, 1928, 1937-1983, include correspondence and subject files, administrative files; and information on organizing, conferences, and legislation. Also includes technical bulletins and data and training manuals.
	Series: Reports
	Organizing, 1945-1990
Box 1 Folder 1	National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) elections in Southern States
Box 1 Folder 2	Elections, 1948 June-1950 May
Box 1 Folder 3	Major Plants organized by UTW, 1950 June
Box 1 Folder 4	Method of Designation of Joint Board Managers (Directors), Term of Office
Box 1 Folder 5	Designation of Business Agents and Salary Determination
Box 1 Folder 6	Cases in which the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) found Southern Companies Guilty of Refusing to Bargain, 1945 September-1950 May
Box 1 Folder 7	Analysis of 31 Southern Textile labor contracts
Box 1 Folder 8	Comparison of TWUA and National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) election results
Box 1 Folder 9	Certification Elections in North Carolina and the South
Box 1 Folder 10	Selected Plants where TWUA won Union Shop Authorization Elections
Box 1 Folder 11	Southern Mills where TWUA secured contracts during the War
Box 1 Folder 12	Southern elections or recognition won since August 14, 1945
Box 1 Folder 13-14	Woolen and worsted mills organized by unions other than TWUA, 1946 September
	Strikes, 1945 June-1950 July
Box 1 Folder 15	Georgia
Box 1 Folder 16	North Carolina
Box 1 Folder 17	Alabama
Box 1 Folder 18	Southern companies charged with Refusal to Bargain, 1945 September-1950 February
Box 1 Folder 19	Disposition of charges against Southern Employers for Refusal to Bargain, 1945 September-1950 August
Box 1 Folder 20	Analysis of Structure of Union Auto Workers, Congress of Industrialized Organizations (UAW-CIO) based on International Constitution, 1949 July
	Woolen and Worsted Plants with agreements, 1950 September
Box 1 Folder 21	Maine
Box 1 Folder 22	New Hampshire
Box 1 Folder 23	Vermont
	Major Unorganized Woolen and Worsted Mills, 1950 September
Box 1 Folder 24	Maine
Box 1 Folder 25	New Hampshire
Box 1 Folder 26	Vermont
Box 1 Folder 27	Massachusetts
Box 1 Folder 28	Massachusetts Woolen and Worsted Plants with agreements, 1950 September
Box 1 Folder 29	Mills and Employees, current employment and earnings in Woolen and Worsted Industry, Rhode Island and Connecticut, census data, 1947
	Woolen and Worsted Plants with agreements
Box 1 Folder 30	Connecticut, 1950 September
Box 1 Folder 31	Rhode Island, 1950 September
Box 1 Folder 32	Midwest, 1950 October
Box 1 Folder 33	Strikes, Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, 1945 June-1950 September
Box 1 Folder 34	Analysis of structure of United Steelworkers, Congress of Industrialized Organizations (USW-CIO) based on International Constitution, 1950 May 12
Box 1 Folder 35	Analysis of structure of Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, Congress of Industrialized Organizations (ACWA-CIO) based on International Constitution, 1948 June
Box 1 Folder 36	New Jersey and New York Woolen and Worsted Mills with agreements, 1950 October
Box 1 Folder 37	Woolen and Worsted Plants in Camden, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia
Box 1 Folder 38	Analysis of structure of International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, American Federation of Labor (ILGWU-AFL) based on International Constitution, 1950 May
Box 1 Folder 39	Organization progress in ten Southern States, 1946 June 1-1947 September 15
Box 1 Folder 40	Plants and employees involved in Southern Cotton-Rayon strike, 1951 March 1-1951 August 20
Box 1 Folder 41	Textile elections won and lost in 14 Southern States, 1946 April-1949 August
Box 1 Folder 42	New England elections, after 1950 February
Box 1 Folder 43	Elections and recognitions, Pennsylvania, 1954 March-1955 September
Box 1 Folder 44	All representation elections, 1949 January-1952 March
Box 1 Folder 45	Agreements and elections won, Dyeing and Finishing
Box 1 Folder 46	Textile Plants in New York State organized by unions other than TWUA, UTS, American Federation of Hosiery Workers (AFHW)
Box 1 Folder 47	Termination and reciprocating dates in Synthetic Yarn Company agreements, 1950 December 27
Box 1 Folder 48	Agreements in the South, 1951 March
Box 1 Folder 49	Northern Cotton-Rayon Company joint bargaining, 1942-1947
Box 1 Folder 50	Woolen and Worsted Mills in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area not organized by TWUA
Box 1 Folder 51	Agreements removed from active files, by cause, 1950 March-1952 February 29
Box 1 Folder 52	Agreements removed from active files because of plant liquidations, 1956-1964
Box 1 Folder 53	Agreements, New Jersey, 1952 May 19
Box 1 Folder 54-55	Summary of Union Security and Check-off clauses, agreements in Philadelphia, 1952 May 22
Box 1 Folder 56	Summary of Union Security and Check-off clauses in agreements under jurisdiction of the Passaic Joint Board, 1952 May 22
Box 1 Folder 57	New Jersey Textile Mills not organized by TWUA
Box 1 Folder 58	New England Synthetic Yarn Plants not organized by TWUA
Box 1 Folder 59	Woolen and Worsted Mills under recent UTW agreements
Box 1 Folder 60	Survey by NAWM among plants in Woolen and Worsted Industry with minimum below TWUA standard $1.265, 1952
Box 1 Folder 61	UTW Woolen and Worsted Mills with substandard minimum rates
Box 1 Folder 62	UTW Mills in Cotton-Rayon Industry with substandard minimum rates
Box 1 Folder 63	Mills organized by UTW-AFL
Box 1 Folder 64	UTW Mills
	Mills organized by UTW-AFL
Box 1 Folder 65	Maine
Box 1 Folder 66	Vermont, New Hampshire
Box 1 Folder 67	Massachusetts
Box 1 Folder 68	Connecticut
Box 1 Folder 69	Rhode Island
Box 1 Folder 70	New York
Box 1 Folder 71	New Jersey
Box 1 Folder 72	Pennsylvania
Box 1 Folder 73	Delaware, Maryland
Box 1 Folder 74	Virginia
Box 1 Folder 75	North Carolina
Box 1 Folder 76	South Carolina
Box 1 Folder 77	Georgia
Box 1 Folder 78	Alabama
Box 1 Folder 79	Tennessee
Box 1 Folder 80	Florida, Mississippi, Arkansas, Kentucky
Box 1 Folder 81	Midwest
Box 1 Folder 82	Illinois
Box 1 Folder 83	Missouri
Box 1 Folder 84	Canada
Box 1 Folder 85	Wisconsin
Box 1 Folder 86	Far West
Box 1 Folder 87-90	National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) elections, TWUA-CIO and UTW-AFL, 1950-1953
Box 1 Folder 91	UTW Mills won by TWUA since secession movement began in 1952
Box 1 Folder 92-94	Textile Coating Plants
Box 1 Folder 95	Synthetic Leather and Shade Cloth Plants
Box 1 Folder 96	Major New England Dyeing, Finishing, and Printing Plants
Box 1 Folder 97	Major Mid-Atlantic Dyeing, Finishing, and Printing Plants
Box 1 Folder 98	Southern Cotton, Silk, and Synthetic Dyeing and Finishing Plants
Box 1 Folder 99	Expiration dates of ACTWU Textile Division contracts in New England, Cotton/Synthetic Industry
Box 1 Folder 100	Major United States Hard Fiber Cordage and Rope Mills which produce Natural Fiber Products
Box 1 Folder 101	Survey of Bargaining Units by Region, State, and Industry, 1976 February 29
Box 1 Folder 102	Survey of Bargaining Units under Textile Division Agreement by Region, State, and Industry, 1978 February 28
Box 1 Folder 103	Union Security Clauses in selected agreements
Box 1 Folder 104	Bargaining Units under ACTWU Textile Division Agreement by Region, State, and Industry, 1981 February 28
	Agreements and Elections
Box 1 Folder 105	1972-1974
Box 1 Folder 106	1960-1962 Note: Including strikes.
Box 1 Folder 107	1970-1972
Box 1 Folder 108	1968-1970
Box 1 Folder 109	1966-1968
Box 1 Folder 110	1964-1966 Note: Including strikes.
Box 1 Folder 111	1962-1964 Note: Including strikes.
Box 1 Folder 112	1956-1958 Note: Including strikes.
Box 1 Folder 113	Summary of Report on Agreements and Elections
Box 1 Folder 114	All Bargaining Units by Industry and Industry Subdivision
Box 1 Folder 115	Plastic Film Plants
Box 1 Folder 116	Hard Plastic Companies under agreement
Box 1 Folder 117	Hard Plastic Companies
Box 1 Folder 118	Plastic Film and Film Processing Plants
Box 1 Folder 119-120	United States Plants Manufacturing, Processing, or Fabricating Plastic, 1964 June, 1967 December
Box 1 Folder 121-123	Dyeing and Finishing Plants which print Plastic Film, 1964, undated
Box 1 Folder 124	Manufacturers of Fabricated Plastic Film Products
Box 1 Folder 125	Summary of Activities regarding the Retired Worker
Box 1 Folder 126	Collective Bargaining with Employers after Elections were won, 1961 January 20
Box 1 Folder 127	Elections won in the South, 1942-1952
Box 1 Folder 128-129	Results of representation elections in the South, 1942-1960
Box 1 Folder 130	Results of all representation elections, 1939-1960
Box 1 Folder 131	Results of representation elections for selected periods, comparison of South and other areas
Box 1 Folder 132	Union shop and check-off provisions in Cordage and Jute Agreements, 1953 March
Box 1 Folder 133	Comparison of contract coverage by state as of February 29, 1952, and February 28, 1953
Box 1 Folder 134	Summary by state of loss and retention of bargaining rights, 1952-1953 March
Box 1 Folder 135	Elections involving TWUA, Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) and American Federation of Labor (AFL), 1952 March-1953 April
Box 1 Folder 136-137	Plants engaged in manufacture of machinery and equipment
Box 1 Folder 138-139	Organizational status and ownership of chain mills in Georgia Textile Industry
Box 1 Folder 140	Program for organization targets
Box 1 Folder 141	Preferential probing targets
Box 1 Folder 142	Chain companies in organizational and build-up stages
Box 1 Folder 143	National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) elections at Erwin, Cone, and Dan River, locals seceded from TWUA and affiliated with UTW in 1952
Box 1 Folder 144	TWUA and UTW Mills in general area of TWUA locals of 4 major Cotton/Rayon chains involved in Secession Movement
Box 1 Folder 145	Elections, recognitions, and certifications involving TWUA Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), 1953 July-1953 September
Box 1 Folder 146	Elections involving TWUA-Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) and International Association of Machinists-American Federation of Labor (IAM-AFL), 1950 March-1953 September
Box 1 Folder 147	“The Crew Leader's Job”
Box 1 Folder 148	Elections won and lost, and recommendations won where it was not prior bargaining agent, 1953 January-1953 October
Box 1 Folder 149	Elections won and lost where it was prior bargaining agent, 1953 January-1953 October
	Elections and recognition won and lost, 1953
Box 1 Folder 150	Midwest
Box 1 Folder 151	New York
Box 1 Folder 152	Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware
Box 1 Folder 153	New England
Box 1 Folder 154	South
Box 1 Folder 155	Election, recognition, and certification results by area
Box 1 Folder 156	Representation elections and recognitions by area, 1955 January-October 14
Box 1 Folder 157	Report on study of organizing problems of the South
Box 1 Folder 158	Knitting Plants in the United States by product
Box 1 Folder 159	Sweater and Sportswear Plants
Box 1 Folder 160	Sweater and Sportswear Plants in the United States
Box 1 Folder 161	Hosiery Mills in the United States and Canada, 1962 December
Box 1 Folder 162	Knitted Garment Plants, 1963 July
Box 1 Folder 163	Mills won by UTW in Secession Movement, 1952-1953
Box 1 Folder 164	Extent of organization of Textile Workers in Mid-Atlantic States, 1954
Box 1 Folder 165	Companies or interests in which TWUA has 2 or more plants
Box 2 Folder 1	UTW Pants where TWUA has active drives, 1954 July
Box 2 Folder 2	TWUA Plants where UTW has active drives, 1954 July
Box 2 Folder 3	Suggested outline for review of administrative activities
Box 2 Folder 4	Agreement coverage in New England by industry, 1954 September 20
Box 2 Folder 5	Provisions in Southern agreements allowing use of Federal mediation and conciliation service before arbitration
Box 2 Folder 6	Southern Plants where TWUA is Technical Bargaining Agent but where general labor agreements have never been signed
Box 2 Folder 7	Southern Plants where TWUA technically retains bargaining rights but is no longer active representative
Box 2 Folder 8	Woolen and Worsted Plants in United States under contract, 1955 January 14
Box 2 Folder 9-10	Pile Fabric Mills
Box 2 Folder 11	Memo on UTW personnel
Box 2 Folder 12	New England Cotton/Rayon Mills which settled by renewing agreements due to expire on or about April 15, 1955
Box 2 Folder 13	Locals and agreements included in Jurisdiction of Industry Directors
Box 2 Folder 14	Problem of absorption of UTW locals
Box 2 Folder 15	Distribution of Mills under contract with UTW-American Federation of Labor (AFL)
Box 2 Folder 16	Knitting Plants in the Mid-Atlantic under contract with TWUA
	Burlington Industries
Box 2 Folder 17	Campaign Bulletin #1
Box 2 Folder 18	Compensation of Burlington management
Box 2 Folder 19-20	Campaign Bulletin #1B
Box 2 Folder 21	Company scored spectacular profit gain in 1955
Box 2 Folder 22	Financial results for 6 Months, ended March 1955-1956
Box 2 Folder 23	Company continues to boost profits (Campaign Bulletin #2A)
Box 2 Folder 24	General
Box 2 Folder 25	Financial results for years ended September 1955-1956
Box 2 Folder 26	Comparison of Burlington profits and sales for Fiscal 1954 and 1956
Box 2 Folder 27	Financial results, 1955-1956
Box 2 Folder 28	Campaign Bulletin #2
Box 2 Folder 29	Campaign Bulletin #3
Box 2 Folder 30	Cash dividend record, 1955-1956
Box 2 Folder 31	Cordage and Jute Agreements
Box 2 Folder 32	Estimated distribution of organic and non-organic textile workers in Pennsylvania by labor market, area, and county, 1955 September
Box 2 Folder 33	Textile plants in Maine, 1973 October
Box 2 Folder 34	Termination dates of Southern agreements
Box 2 Folder 35	Textile Mills with weaving operations in South, 1963 August
Box 2 Folder 36	Yarn Mills in the South, 1964 January
Box 2 Folder 37	Cotton-Synthetic Textile Mills in New England and the South, 1970 June
Box 2 Folder 38	Southern Plants and other union organization of their affiliated plants, 1956 January
Box 2 Folder 39	Termination, reopening dates, and notice requirements under Wool Carpet and Carpet Yarn agreements in United States, 1956 February
Box 2 Folder 40	Synthetic Yarn, Staple, Tow, and Film Plants under contract
Box 2 Folder 41	Synthetic Film Plants
Box 2 Folder 42-44	Synthetic Fiber, Yarn, and Film Plants under contract, 1961, undated
Box 2 Folder 45	United States Synthetic Yarn and Fiber Companies under contract, 1965 May
Box 2 Folder 46	United States Man-Made Fiber Plant locations, 1972 January
Box 2 Folder 47	Manufacturers of Textile Fiber and Related Plastic and Rubber Industrial Products
Box 2 Folder 48	Contracts with companies producing rubber or related products
Box 2 Folder 49	Agreements in the Midwest
Box 2 Folder 50	Plants with 5-year contracts as of October 12, 1956
Box 2 Folder 51	Distribution of estimated employment in New England Woolen and Worsted Industry by state and union, 1956 October
Box 2 Folder 52	Terms and reopening provisions of selected long-term contracts with major textile companies
Box 2 Folder 53-55	Termination and reopening dates of Woolen and Worsted agreements, 1962-1966, undated
Box 2 Folder 56-57	Expiration dates of Wool Textile contracts, 1974-1975
Box 2 Folder 58-60	Termination and reopening dates of Northern Cotton and Synthetic Textile Agreements and Allied Agreements, 1960-1961, undated
Box 2 Folder 61	Termination and reopening dates of Cordage and Allied Products Agreements, 1960-1961
Box 2 Folder 62	Termination and reopening dates of Pile Fabrics Agreements, 1960-1961
Box 2 Folder 63	Termination and reopening dates of Upholstery and Novelty Fabrics Agreements, 1960-1961
Box 2 Folder 64	Workloads and assignments of Fall River, New Bedford contracts, 1948 January-1955 July
Box 2 Folder 65	Major multi-plant companies under agreement with TWUA and other unions
Box 2 Folder 66	Coverage and total production worker employment in New England Textile Mill Products Industry
Box 2 Folder 67	Major unorganized textile companies and chains in New England
Box 2 Folder 68	Unorganized plants of major textile companies in New Jersey
Box 2 Folder 69	Unorganized plants of major textile companies in Pennsylvania
Box 2 Folder 70	Organizational status, Dyeing and Finishing Shops in New York State, outside New York City, 1957
Box 2 Folder 71	United States Mattress Manufacturing Plants, 1968 October
Box 2 Folder 72	Plants under ACTWU contract manufacturing Furniture and Mattresses, 1981 December
Box 2 Folder 73	Agreement coverage by industry, 1956 February 29-1957 August 13
Box 2 Folder 74-75	UTW Mills by state, 1960 October, 1966 April
Box 2 Folder 76	UTW locals in Synthetic Yarn Industry, 1963 March
Box 2 Folder 77	Branded products of Mills
Box 2 Folder 78	Activities for International Federation of Textile Workers Associations (IFTWA), 1955-1958 February
Box 2 Folder 79	Major activities of TWUA-Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), 1952-1955
Box 2 Folder 80	Activities in 1959, Report for International Federation of Textile Workers Associations (IFTWA) Congress, 1960
Box 2 Folder 81	Report of activities to International Textile and Garment Workers' Federation, 1964-1968
Box 2 Folder 82	Industry Groups Covered by TWUA Jurisdiction in Fabricated Textile Products, Asbestos, and Plastic Products
Box 2 Folder 83	Fabricated Textile Products, Asbestos, and Plastic Products under the jurisdiction of TWUA
Box 2 Folder 84	Definitions of processes set forth in Article III (Jurisdiction) of the Constitution of May 1958
Box 2 Folder 85	Article III (Jurisdiction) of the Constitution, 1958 May
Box 2 Folder 86	Organization of Production Workers in the South and Southern Cities
Box 2 Folder 87	Results of Southern National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) elections involving American Federation of Labor, Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Unions, 1958 January-July
Box 2 Folder 88	Prevailing reopening and expiration provisions in agreements by division and region, 1958-1959
Box 2 Folder 89	Locals and membership in “Right-to-Work” Law states
Box 2 Folder 90	Plants under agreement where bargaining rights were lost subsequent to passage of State “Right-to-Work” Law
Box 2 Folder 91	“Almost Unbelievable,” 1961 January 20
Box 2 Folder 92	Regent Knitting Mills
Box 2 Folder 93	Freedom of association for Textile Workers, outline statement for discussions with ILO
Box 2 Folder 94	Analysis of strikes, Fiscal 1952-1959
Box 2 Folder 95	Strikes in which National Office contributed funds for strike benefits
Box 2 Folder 96	Summary data on trade union strike funds
Box 2 Folder 97	Questions to be considered in developing a policy on disbursal of funds for strike benefits
	Non-TWUA Dyeing and Finishing Plants
Box 2 Folder 98	New England
Box 2 Folder 99	New England, 1964
Box 2 Folder 100	New York State
Box 2 Folder 101	Middle Atlantic States
Box 2 Folder 102-103	TWUA Curtain Shops
Box 2 Folder 104	Representation Elections Involving UMW District 50 and TWUA, 1959 to date
Box 2 Folder 105	Representation Elections Involving TWUA and Teamsters Union
Box 2 Folder 106	TWUA Plants in Los Angeles County, California, 1961 March
Box 2 Folder 107	Plants and employers in jurisdiction of TWUA Industry Directors, 1960 February
Box 2 Folder 108	TWUA, agreements and workers covered by agreements in the United States by industry, 1962
Box 2 Folder 109	TWUA contracts in miscellaneous industries, 1960 March
Box 2 Folder 110	Non-Directive Interview for information
Box 2 Folder 111	Plants in California, 1962 March
Box 2 Folder 112	Earnings go up with rise in organization in an industry
Box 2 Folder 113	List of possible National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) violators, 1950-1962
Box 2 Folder 114-115	Employees covered by Collective Bargaining Agreements, by state and provence, 1952, 1956, 1962-1963
Box 2 Folder 116	Survey of workers opinions in a Southern Organizing Campaign at a Synthetic Yarn Plant, 1961 Fall
Box 2 Folder 117	Plants where TWUA has won elections or recognition without an election, but never signed a contract, 1957 January-1962 May
Box 2 Folder 118	Report on status of contracts in plants where TWUA won elections or recognition
Box 2 Folder 119	Plants loss of Bargaining Rights, 1957-1961
Box 2 Folder 120	Report on status of plants in which TWUA had a contract and then lost bargaining rights
Box 2 Folder 121	Plants making Textile Glass Fiber in the United States, 1962
Box 2 Folder 122	TWUA Plants in South Carolina
Box 2 Folder 123	Number of employees in bargaining units by industry, Pennsylvania, 1963 February
Box 2 Folder 124	Number of employees in bargaining units by industry, New Jersey, 1963 February
Box 2 Folder 125	Textile Plants organized by the Industrial Trades Union (ITU), Woonsocket, Rhode Island
Box 2 Folder 126	Statement in support of Claim of Jurisdiction over the operations of Puritan Sportswear
Box 2 Folder 127	Unorganized Textile Plants in Maryland, selected counties, 1963
Box 2 Folder 128	Unorganized Plastics Plants in specified counties of Maryland, 1963
Box 2 Folder 129	Strikes in the South, 1956 January-1963 December 5
Box 2 Folder 130	Employment and coverage in United States Textile Manufacturing Industries, 1948-1964
Box 2 Folder 131	Strikes at Plants operated by Synthetic Yarn and Film Companies, 1942-1963
Box 2 Folder 132	Representation elections by state or region, 1956 March-1964 February 29
Box 2 Folder 133	Agreements in the Umbrella Industry, 1952-1964
Box 2 Folder 134	Average annual membership, Local 215 (Umbrella Shops), New York City
Box 2 Folder 135	Southern cities in which more than 40% of plant workers are employed in organized plants
Box 2 Folder 136	Knitting Plants believed to be unorganized, New England, 1964 July
Box 2 Folder 137	Unorganized Knitting Plants in New England, 1964 September
Box 2 Folder 138	Contract terms and expiration dates, selected companies, Rope and Cordage Division, Velvet and Pile Division
Box 2 Folder 139	Elections and recognitions won in the South, 1964
Box 2 Folder 140	Summary report, Staff Training Conference, 1965 March
Box 2 Folder 141	Staff Training Program
Box 2 Folder 142	Report on proceedings of Quin Region Staff Conference Organizers Session, 1965 January 5
Box 2 Folder 143	Textile and Synthetic Yarn Plants represented by District 50, United Mine Workers (UMW), United States and Canada
Box 2 Folder 144	Chemical and Miscellaneous Plastic Product Plants under contract with District 50, United Mine Workers (UMW), United States
Box 2 Folder 145	Chemical Plants under contract with District 50, United Mine Workers (UMW), United States
Box 2 Folder 146	Analysis of Union Constitutions as to: 1) Basis of Delegate Representation at Conventions, 2) Method of Electing General Officers
Box 2 Folder 147-148	Percentage of unionization and average hourly earnings, by state
Box 2 Folder 149-150	Percentage of unionization, average hourly earnings, Workmen's Compensation, and Unemployment Insurance benefits by state, 1971 June 30
Box 2 Folder 151	Termination and reopening dates in Carpet Agreements in United States
Box 2 Folder 152	Carpet Agreements, United States and Canada, 1962 December
Box 2 Folder 153	Surgical Dressing and Related Plants
Box 2 Folder 154	Plants and Coverage in Hosiery Industry, United States, by division and state, 1965 October
Box 2 Folder 155	Provisions in union constitutions for reporting by General President: TWUA and 10 Major Unions
Box 2 Folder 156	Unorganized Southern Mills of major Hosiery Companies (Excluding Burlington and Hanes)
Box 2 Folder 157	Southern Textile Mills in which TWUA has won National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) elections but has been unable to obtain agreements, 1966 November 23
Box 2 Folder 158	Carpet Mills in the United States
Box 2 Folder 159	Material for training organizers, number 1, company financial information
Box 2 Folder 160	Metalworking Plants, 1967 August 3
Box 2 Folder 161	Election won April 1966-September 1966 where no agreement was signed as of November 30, 1967
Box 3 Folder 1	Unorganized Plants in jurisdiction of companies under contract, all regions
Box 3 Folder 2	Plants in Miscellaneous Fabricated Textile Products Industry (SIC #239), 1967 December
Box 3 Folder 3	Plants in Knoxville, Tennessee, within a radius of 100 miles, 1967 December
Box 3 Folder 4-5	Narrow Fabric Plants (SIC #2241), 1967 December, 1973 September
Box 3 Folder 6	ACTWU Plants in United States producing Automotive or Auto-Related Products, 1994
Box 3 Folder 7	Union Security Provisions in Carpet Plant Contracts in states which permit Union Shop Agreements, 1968 April
Box 3 Folder 8	Jurisdiction of TWUA, Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers (OCAW), and United Rubber Workers (URW)
Box 3 Folder 9	Present and potential relations between TWUA and Amalgamated Clothing Workers (ACW), 1974 November
Box 3 Folder 10	Cotton and Synthetic Yarn, and Broadwoven Fabric Mills in New England
Box 3 Folder 11	Plants serviced by J.W. Mathis
Box 3 Folder 12	Plants serviced by C.D. Boartfield
Box 3 Folder 13	Plants serviced by Julius Fry
Box 3 Folder 14	Comparison of experience and all National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) election results, percentage of elections won
Box 3 Folder 15	Comparison of election results in United States and all National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) election results, 1968 September
Box 3 Folder 16	Comparison of election results and all National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) election results, 1974 February 4
	White-Collar Organizing Bulletin
Box 3 Folder 17	No. 1, 1968 October
Box 3 Folder 18	No. 2, 1968 December
Box 3 Folder 19	1968 December, 1974 April
Box 3 Folder 20	Selected Knit Fabric and Knit Outerwear Plants represented in United States
Box 3 Folder 21	Renewal of organizations, Midwest Research Institute
Box 3 Folder 22	“In Search of Ideas,” Wall Street Journal
Box 3 Folder 23	“Desirable Characteristics for Local Leadership and Some Ways in Which International Representatives can Contribute to Their Development”
Box 3 Folder 24	Goals for Textile Workers in the South
Box 3 Folder 25	Unorganized Textile Plants in New York State, 1969 November
Box 3 Folder 26	Locations of branches of Amalgamated Lace Operatives of America, 1969 November
Box 3 Folder 27	Data in support of dues increase, 1970 February 24
Box 3 Folder 28	Elections and recognitions won since March 1, 1966, where no agreement has been received as of March 15, 1970
Box 3 Folder 29-30	ACTWU Plants manufacturing Footwear and Leather Products
Box 3 Folder 31	Plants manufacturing Footwear
Box 3 Folder 32	Agreements with contract terms in excess of 3 Years, 1970 July
Box 3 Folder 33	Study of the Failure of Intra-Union Communication in an Organizing Campaign
Box 3 Folder 34	Procedures for Session on Planning, Canadian Staff Institute, 1970 December
Box 3 Folder 35	Evaluation of Canadian Staff Conference, New York, 1970 December
Box 3 Folder 36-37	Knit Products Plants, 1971 November, 1973 August
Box 3 Folder 38	Knitting Plants under ACTWU Contract in United States, 1981 September
Box 3 Folder 39	Analysis of American Federation of Labor, Congress of Industrialized Organizations (AFL-CIO) survey of International Union Per Capita Taxes and related subjects, 1972 January
Box 3 Folder 40	Elections and recognitions won March 1970-February 29, 1972 where no agreement consummated as of June 16, 1972
Box 3 Folder 41	List of elections and RWEs won June 1970-June 1973 where no agreements consummated as of August 3, 1973
Box 3 Folder 42	Cotton-Synthetic Textile Plants where TWUA has won election or RWE but no agreement received as of September 27, 1972
Box 3 Folder 43	Plants in Cotton-Synthetic Textile Industries, United States, 1972 September
Box 3 Folder 44	Outline, planning and evaluation for Organizer Training Program
Box 3 Folder 45	“The Potential for Union Organization in the South”
Box 3 Folder 46	Guide for Investigations of Corporate Management in the Local Area, 1972 November
Box 3 Folder 47	Percentage of unionization and average straight-time hourly earnings, by industry, 1967 October
Box 3 Folder 48	List of strikes started since August 15, 1971
Box 3 Folder 49	Percentage membership in locals in upper South
Box 3 Folder 50	Percentage membership in locals in South, 1973 January
Box 3 Folder 51	Expiration dates of agreements in New York State which expire in 1973, other than Local Union 1790 and Greater New York Joint Board
Box 3 Folder 52	Consumer products manufactured by companies under contract
Box 3 Folder 53	Distribution of employees in bargaining units by level of hourly rates or earnings
Box 3 Folder 54	Plants manufacturing Flock
Box 3 Folder 55	Coated Fabric, Not Rubberized, Plants in United States, 1974 April 5
Box 3 Folder 56	House Furnishings Plants, 1974 May 28
Box 3 Folder 57-58	Dues-Paying membership and bargaining unit employment in states with “Right-to-Work” laws, 1974 1st Quarter
Box 3 Folder 59	Northern contracts without Union Shop clauses, 1975 December
Box 3 Folder 60	New England Cotton-Synthetic and Woolen contracts expiring in 1976
Box 3 Folder 61	Workers covered by agreements, 1946-1974
Box 3 Folder 62	Membership and workers covered by agreements, 1946-1974
Box 3 Folder 63	Broadwoven Fabric Mills represented by ACTWU, American Federation of Labor, Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), and Central Labor Council (CLC), 1976 June
Box 3 Folder 64	Thread Manufacturers under contract to ACTWU Textile Division, 1976 August
Box 3 Folder 65	Strikes at Textile Division Plants starting prior to 1976 June 4
Box 3 Folder 66	Strikes at Textile Division Plants from June 1976 to May 13, 1977
Box 3 Folder 67-69	Strikes in the Textile Division, ACTWU, from May 1977 to May 1979
Box 3 Folder 70	National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Elections in Textile and Related Establishments in which the Amalgamated Participated, 1976 June-1977 January 21
Box 3 Folder 71	Recognition agreements for newly organized textile and related establishments, 1976 June-1977 January 31
Box 3 Folder 72	Collective Bargaining Agreements for newly organized textile and related establishments, 1976 June-1977 January 31
Box 3 Folder 73	ACTWU Textile Division membership in New York City, 1974-1976
Box 3 Folder 74	Textile Division contracts in California
Box 3 Folder 75	ACTWU Textile Division contracts in California
Box 3 Folder 76	Bargaining Units under ACTWU/TWUA agreements in Synthetic Yarn, Film, and Allied Products Industry, 1950-1976
Box 3 Folder 77	Regarding ACTWU organizing in Alabama, 1976-1977
Box 3 Folder 78	Union Security Provisions in Bag and Packaging Division Plants
Box 3 Folder 79	Index of workers covered by agreements
Box 3 Folder 80	Cordage and Rope Plants, United States
Box 3 Folder 81	Organizational status of Cordage Plants
Box 3 Folder 82	California Carpet Mills under contract with ACTWU
Box 3 Folder 83	Metal-Working Plants under contract with Textile Division, ACTWU, 1978 May
Box 3 Folder 84	Companies with more than one contract covering Textile Division Plants, ACTWU, 1978 May
Box 3 Folder 85	ACTWU Plants in the Electrical/Electronic Industry
Box 3 Folder 86-87	ACTWU Cotton Textile Mills and Local Unions in the Deep South Region
Box 3 Folder 88	ACTWU Plants Fabricating Inflatable Products
Box 3 Folder 89	Hosiery Plants under ACTWU Agreement
Box 3 Folder 90	Fortune 500 Firms with one component or more under contract to ACTWU
Box 3 Folder 91	ACTWU Plants Manufacturing Foam Products
Box 3 Folder 92-93	Companies under ACTWU contract with both Apparel and Textile Units, 1979 May, undated
Box 3 Folder 94	ACTWU Plants making Chemical Products
Box 3 Folder 95	Organizing targets in Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama, ACTWU Textile Division
Box 3 Folder 96-97	United States Textile and Synthetic Fiber Plants which are foreign owned, 1984 March, undated
Box 3 Folder 98	ACTWU Plants making Paper Products and Cellophane, 1981 January
Box 3 Folder 99	United States Textile, Men's Apparel, and Synthetic Fiber Plants which are Japanese owned as of December 30, 1980
Box 3 Folder 100	Employees in Bargaining Units under contract with TWUA/ACTWU Textile Division, 1964, 1970, 1976, 1981
Box 3 Folder 101	International Affiliations of ACTWU Plants in jurisdiction of International Federation of Chemical, Energy, and General Workers Union
Box 3 Folder 102	Upholstery Fabric Plants under ACTWU contract, 1983 August
Box 3 Folder 103	Estimate of wage and salary workers covered by labor contracts, by industry, 1983 August
Box 3 Folder 104	Companies under ACTWU contract ranked by estimated number of ACTWU members, 1984 April
Box 3 Folder 105	United States Automobile Carpet Plants, 1984 December 11
Box 3 Folder 106	United States Synthetic Fiber Plants, 1985 June 17
Box 3 Folder 107	ACTWU Textile Plant closings, 1980-1985
Box 3 Folder 108	United States Flag Manufacturing Plants, 1989 June 9
Box 3 Folder 109	Union density, percent organized, an International comparison, 1970-1986
Box 3 Folder 110	Union Representation in the Apparel, Textile, Allied, and Other Industries, 1989
Box 3 Folder 111	Report to the Executive Council, “The Potential for Union Organization in the South,” 1972 December 4
Box 3 Folder 112	Report to Executive Council, “Department of Labor Sets Priority for Health Hazard Inspections in Cotton, Asbestos Industries,” 1972 January 24
Box 3 Folder 113-114	Reports of the Research Department to the Executive Council, including analysis of 4-day, 40-hour week, 1971
Box 4 Folder 1-5	Reports of the Research Department to the Executive Council, 1970-1971
	Wages, 1964-1984
Box 4 Folder 6	Woolen and Worsted Wage history
Box 4 Folder 7	Wage and fringe increases in Cordage Plants, 1964
Box 4 Folder 8	Economic gains at Cordage Plants, 1965-1966
Box 4 Folder 9-10	Economic gains at Cordage Plants - contracts negotiated, 1965-1966, 1969
Box 4 Folder 11-12	Wage rates and average hourly earnings for selected jobs and plant average hourly earnings at Coated Fabrics Plants
Box 4 Folder 13-16	Comparison of fringe benefits at selected Coated Fabrics Plants, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1973
Box 4 Folder 17	Fringe benefits at selected Cordage Plants, 1965 January
Box 4 Folder 18-26	Summary of economic provisions in effect at Cordage Plants, 1967, 1969, 1971-1975
Box 4 Folder 27	General wage increases negotiated by major industry division, 1960 July-1965 June
Box 4 Folder 28	Fringe benefits under agreements for Wool Shoddy Plants
Box 4 Folder 29	Industry wage increases IRC, FMC, Beaunit, American Enka (synthetics)
Box 4 Folder 30	Selected data on Cotton Textile Industry, by region, 1924 and 1968, 1968 December 26
Box 4 Folder 31	Comparison of BLS average hourly earnings for Integrated Cotton Broadwoven Fabric Mills, New England v. Southeast
Box 4 Folder 32	Preliminary release of BLS wage studies for Cotton Textiles and Synthetic Textiles, 1965 September
Box 4 Folder 33	Plant minimum rates and average straight-time hourly earnings at major Southern Textile Mills, 1965
Box 4 Folder 34	Pile Fabric Mills, fringe benefits in effect as of February 1967
Box 4 Folder 35-48	Pile Fabric Mills, economic benefits in effect as of 1967-1970, 1972-1973, 1976, undated
Box 4 Folder 49	Outline of possible arguments in support of a general wage increase, 1956 August 23
Box 4 Folder 50	Gap between textile wages and the All-Manufacturing Wage, 1950-1975
Box 4 Folder 51	Statement of George Perkel before the House Committee on Education and Labor in support of amendments to Fair Labor Standards Act, 1970 September 9
Box 4 Folder 52	Statement of George Perkel in support of amendments to Fair Labor Standards Act, 1971 April
Box 4 Folder 53	Carpets and Rugs settlements at Plants, 1967
Box 4 Folder 54	Fringe benefits in major unionized industries
Box 4 Folder 55	Fringe benefits in Automobile Industry, effective November 1970
Box 4 Folder 56	Average percent change in pay of Chief Executive Officer and Production Workers, by industry, 1961-1962
Box 4 Folder 57	Analysis of Wool Textile Industry wage survey
Box 4 Folder 58	Comparison of fringe benefits at Pressed Felt Plants
Box 4 Folder 59	Wage increases in Southern Yarn and Thread Mills, 1963
Box 4 Folder 60	Comparison of fringe benefits in Papermakers Felt Plants, 1964 January
Box 4 Folder 61	Merlin and 2 New York Dyers Associations, wage comparison
Box 4 Folder 62	Merlin and Two New York Dyers Associations, comparison of fringe benefits
Box 4 Folder 63	Comparison of Southern Textile fringe benefits with other industries
Box 4 Folder 64	Percentage of unionization and average straight-time hourly earnings, by industry, 1967 October
Box 4 Folder 65	Percentage of unionization and average hourly earnings, by industry, 1969 September
Box 4 Folder 66	Percentage of unionization, average hourly earnings, Workmen's Compensation, and unemployment insurance benefits, by state
Box 4 Folder 67-76	Blow-Molded Container Plants, economic provisions, 1968, 1970-1977
Box 4 Folder 77	Minimum rates in Northern Plants by major industry division, 1965 July
Box 4 Folder 78	Severance pay plan for plant liquidation, New England Cotton-Rayon Industry
Box 4 Folder 79	Excerpts from annual report of President's Council of Economic Advisers, 1966 January
Box 4 Folder 80	Fact sheet for Southern Textile Wage Drive, 1966 March 1
Box 4 Folder 81	Average straight-time hourly earnings for Women's Seamless Hosiery Knitters in the United States
Box 4 Folder 82	Hourly cost of fringe benefits for Production Workers of General Motors
	Downs Carpet, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, comparison of rates of pay
Box 4 Folder 83	With comparable Tufted Carpet Plants
Box 4 Folder 84	General
Box 4 Folder 85	With average straight-time hourly earnings at Tufted Carpet Plants
Box 4 Folder 86	General wage increases at selected Tufted Carpet Plants, after 1965
Box 4 Folder 87-88	Agreements in Northern Woolen and Worsted Industry, wage provisions, 1967-1968
Box 4 Folder 89	Wool Textile agreements expiring in 1971 and 1972, wage and fringe gains 1969 to date
Box 4 Folder 90	Fringe benefit program in the United States
Box 4 Folder 91	Summary of fringe benefits in Synthetic Yarn Plants, United States and Canada
Box 4 Folder 92	Average straight-time hourly earnings, Hosiery Industry Divisions, 1963 April, 1964-1966
Box 4 Folder 93	Contract benefits, former American Federation of Hosiery Workers (AFHW) Plants in Hosiery Industry, summary and analysis, 1977 July
Box 4 Folder 94-95	Summary of contract benefits - Hosiery Division Plants, 1966 November
Box 4 Folder 96	Economic improvements achieved by Hosiery Division from 1966
Box 4 Folder 97	Economic gains in TWUA Hosiery Division Settlements, 1967
Box 4 Folder 98	Contract benefit summary - Hosiery Division, Plants in Hosiery Industry, 1968 December
Box 4 Folder 99	Relationship of First Class Trades, Men's to Male Janitor Rates, Synthetic Yarn and Film Plants
Box 4 Folder 100	Increases in hourly rates, First Class Tradesmen in Synthetic Yarn and Film Plants, 1961-1966
Box 4 Folder 101	Survey of First Class Tradesmen Rates, craft conference, FMC-AV Division, Fiber Plants, 1969 March 3
Box 4 Folder 102	Proportions of workers in major collective bargaining settlements, 1961-1965
Box 4 Folder 103	Comparison of maximum wage rates, American Can, Newcastle, Alta Loma, and Batavia Plants, and Imco Container, Belvidere, New Jersey, 1966 November
Box 4 Folder 104-105	Comparison of maximum wage rates at Blow-Molded Plastic Container Plants, American Can, 1967, undated
Box 4 Folder 106-107	Contract benefit summary - Hosiery Division Plants Outside Hosiery Industry, 1966 November, 1968 December
Box 4 Folder 108-110	Chase Bag, summary of economic provisions, 1966 October, undated
Box 4 Folder 111-113	Bemis, summary of economic provisions, 1966 October, 1968 February
Box 4 Folder 114-115	Pattern of wage settlements in Cotton-Synthetic Textile Industry, 1959-1968
Box 4 Folder 116	Wage and price trends in New England and South, Cotton and Synthetic Textile Mills, 1964-1973
Box 4 Folder 117	Wage and fringe increases in New England and Southern Cotton-Synthetic Textile Mills, 1972-1974
Box 4 Folder 118	Wage increase pattern in Southern Textile Mills, 1969-1977
Box 4 Folder 119	Wage and fringe gains in major American industries, 1965-1967 February
Box 4 Folder 120	Current rates of selected classifications, Cellulosic Fibers Industry, 1967 March 30
Box 4 Folder 121	Agreements in Northern Woolen and Worsted Industry, 1967 May
Box 4 Folder 122	Standard contract clause, Cost-of-Living Escalator
Box 4 Folder 123	Guide for negotiating, Cost-of-Living Escalator clauses
Box 4 Folder 124	Wage rates at selected Weaving Plants, 1967 November
Box 4 Folder 125	Summary of insurance provisions, selected Weaving Plants, 1967 November
Box 4 Folder 126	Wage rates in selected Knitting Plants, Warp and Circular Knitting, 1967 November
Box 4 Folder 127	Wage rates in selected Knitting Plants, 1967 November
Box 4 Folder 128-129	Summary of insurance provisions, selected Knitting Plants, 1967 November
Box 4 Folder 130	Comparative contract survey of key clauses, Knitting Industry, Quin State Region, 1967 November 19
Box 5 Folder 1	Minimum guaranteed rates at nine UTW Woven Label Shops
Box 5 Folder 2	Summary of economic gains achieved in first agreements following election victories, 1966 April-1966 September 30
Box 5 Folder 3	Wage rates for Fork Lift and other inside Truck Drivers in Carpet and Other Plants
Box 5 Folder 4	Deferred wage increases due under major union contracts, 1968
Box 5 Folder 5	Fact sheet for Southern Organizers, 1968 January
Box 5 Folder 6	Fact sheet, Southern Textile fringe benefits, 1968 June
Box 5 Folder 7-20	Summary of economic provisions, paper bag and miscellaneous packaging plants, 1968-1976, 1979-1980, 1982-1983
Box 5 Folder 21-36	Summary of economic provisions, Textile Bag Plants, 1968-1977, 1979-1980, 1982
Box 5 Folder 37	Summary of fringe benefits, Woolen and Worsted Plants, 1968 March
	Wool Textile Plants
Box 5 Folder 38-40	Summary of retirement, severance, and pension benefits, 1970, 1972, 1974
Box 5 Folder 41-44	Summary of insurance provisions, 1970, 1972-1974
Box 5 Folder 45	Fringe benefits other than insurance and pensions
Box 5 Folder 46-48	Summary of fringe benefits, 1972, 1973, 1977
Box 5 Folder 49	ACTWU, summary of insurance provisions, 1977 March
Box 5 Folder 50	Summary of economic provisions at Woven Carpet Plants
Box 5 Folder 51	Estimated average straight-time earnings in selected textile divisions, by region, 1967 December
Box 5 Folder 52	Estimated net wage gains of unionized workers in manufacturing industries, 1960-1967
Box 5 Folder 53-54	The Kendall Company, summary of economic provisions, 1968 June
Box 5 Folder 55	Hourly rates in plants producing Batts and Quilts
Box 5 Folder 56	Effect of increased prices and taxes on weekly earnings of manufacturing workers in New York State, 1965-1968
Box 5 Folder 57	Widening gap between Southern textile wages and average wage of manufacturing workers
Box 5 Folder 58	Wage and fringe increases at Wool Textile Plants in New England, 1967-1971
Box 5 Folder 59	Arguments in support of a wage increase for New England Cotton-Synthetic Textiles, 1968 June
Box 5 Folder 60	Collective bargaining results in major New England Metal-Working Companies
Box 5 Folder 61	Method of estimating cost per man-hour of fringe benefits
Box 5 Folder 62	Major contract settlements in 1968
Box 5 Folder 63-64	General wage increases in plants, by industry division from June 1966
Box 5 Folder 65	Summary of economic provisions in contracts at Kendall and J and J, Chicopee Manufacturing Division
Box 5 Folder 66	Comparison of fringe benefits in 4 UTW Synthetic Fiber contracts and TWUA contract with FMC, AVD, Fibers Division
Box 5 Folder 67	Comparison of wage rates for representative jobs, TWUA-FMC-AVD Rayon Yarn Plants and UTW, Beaunit, Childersburg, Alabama
Box 5 Folder 68	Rope and Cordage settlements at Plants, 1969
Box 5 Folder 69	Back-Sizing Machine-Dryer Operator rates at Woven Carpet Plants
Box 5 Folder 70	Wage rates at selected Plastics Plants, 1969 October
Box 5 Folder 71	Typical benefits provided in major union contracts, 1969
Box 5 Folder 72	Comparison of fringe benefits at Beaunit, 1969 November 21
Box 5 Folder 73	Shift premiums at major representative manufacturing companies, 1969 June
Box 5 Folder 74	Cost of living in the Midwest is higher than the United States average
Box 5 Folder 75	Comparison of representative occupational wage rates at Frankford Woolen Mills and other Northern Woolen Mills
Box 5 Folder 76	Comparison of selected piece work average straight-time hourly earnings at Frankford Woolen Mills and other Northern Woolen Mills, 1970 October
Box 5 Folder 77	"How Much is a Union Contract Worth?"
Box 5 Folder 78	Notes on Southern Textile wages
Box 5 Folder 79	Fact sheets, Southern Regional Conference, 1971 January
Box 5 Folder 80	Fact sheet, Southern Regional Staff Conference, 1971 May 24
Box 5 Folder 81-85	Fact sheet, Southern Textile wages, 1971-1974
Box 5 Folder 86	Facts in support of a wage increase by the Southern Textile Industry, 1975 May
Box 5 Folder 87-89	Facts in support of wage and fringe increases in the Southern Textile Industry, 1976-1977
	Southern wage and fringe drive, fact sheets
Box 5 Folder 90	Textile productivity and wages
Box 5 Folder 91	Southern Textile wages have fallen behind Canadian wages, 1978
Box 5 Folder 92	Cost of living differences cannot justify Southern Textile wage gap, 1978
Box 5 Folder 93	Cost of living differences, Southern wage gap, 1980
Box 5 Folder 94-96	Support of wage and fringe increases in Southern Textile Industry, 1978, 1980-1981
Box 5 Folder 97	Facts for ACTWU negotiators, Southern wage reopeners, 1982
Box 5 Folder 98	Insurance benefits at Carpet Plants, 1971 March
Box 5 Folder 99	Percentages of production workers with specified number of paid holidays, by industry
Box 5 Folder 100	Wool Broadwoven Fabric Mills in New England, average hourly earnings, 1970 December
Box 5 Folder 101	Economic provisions in Carpet contracts, 1971
Box 5 Folder 102	Wage and fringe changes in Women's Hosiery Plants, other than Aberle Hosiery, 1970 May-1971 June 24
Box 5 Folder 103	Deferred wage increases due at plants between August 15, 1971 and February 15, 1972
Box 5 Folder 104	Comparison of representative occupational wage rates at Textile and Paper Bag Plants, 1971 October 31
Box 5 Folder 105	“A Look at the 4-Day Workweek”
Box 5 Folder 106-108	Summary of economic benefits at representative Northern Cotton-Synthetic Textile Plants, 1972, 1973-1974
Box 5 Folder 109	Comparison of fringe benefits in Northern Cotton-Synthetic agreements, 1976 March
Box 5 Folder 110	Fringe benefits in Northern Cotton-Synthetic Textile agreements, 1981 April
Box 5 Folder 111	Contract settlements, New England Cotton-Synthetic Mills, 1972 April
Box 6 Folder 1	Contract settlements, New England Cotton-Synthetic Mills (continued), 1972 April
Box 6 Folder 2	Wool Textile settlements as of April 25, 1972
Box 6 Folder 3	Wage and fringe packages in settlements, New England Wool Textile Industry, 1972
Box 6 Folder 4	Wage and fringe increases at Wool Textile Plants in New England, 1967-1971
Box 6 Folder 5	Summary of Woolen Card Room workload survey, 1972 August
Box 6 Folder 6	Current plant minimum rate and average straight-time hourly earnings at Hosiery Plants, 1973 May
Box 6 Folder 7	Summary of major fringe benefits at Hosiery Plants, 1973 May
Box 6 Folder 8	Statistical measures of Celanese Wage Gap, 1973 May 9
Box 6 Folder 9	Statistical measures of the FMC Corporation wage gap
Box 6 Folder 10	Data supporting general wage increase at FMC Corporation, Fibers Division, 1974 April 15
Box 6 Folder 11	Economic notes, Southwest Regional Conference, 1973 July 29
Box 6 Folder 12	Comparison of average wages and fringe benefits at union and non-union plants, manufacturing industry, 1970
Box 6 Folder 13	Summary of economic provisions in effect at 3 Southern plants, 1973 November
Box 6 Folder 14	Selected data on average straight-time hourly earnings, Textile and Apparel Industries
Box 6 Folder 15	Pension benefit improvement in negotiations, 1973-1974
Box 6 Folder 16	Summary of major contract settlements in the United States, 1973 July-1974 June
Box 6 Folder 17	Summary of wages and fringe benefits at Men's Hosiery Plants
Box 6 Folder 18	Use of statistical data in Collective Bargaining, 1974 July
Box 6 Folder 19	Wage rates in selected Northern Textile Mills, 1974 August 16
Box 6 Folder 20	Percentages by which average employer expenditures for employee benefits in union plants exceed those in non-union plants, Manufacturing Industries, 1970
Box 6 Folder 21	Wage rates and average earnings at Rope and Cordage Shops
Box 6 Folder 22	Wages, prices, and profits, 1971 January-1974 June
Box 6 Folder 23-24	Typical economic provisions in TWUA Packaging Plant agreements, 1974-1975
Box 6 Folder 25	Price and wage increases during economic stabilization periods, 1974 October
Box 6 Folder 26	Comparison of deferred wage increases and cost-of-living increases during 1972-1975 agreements in New England Cotton-Synthetic Textiles, 1974 December 3
Box 6 Folder 27	Comparison of wage increases and cost-of-living increases during the period 1973-1975 in New England Woolen Textiles, 1975 January 22
Box 6 Folder 28	Deferred increases in selected Tufted Carpet contracts, 1974-1976
Box 6 Folder 29-30	Wage and fringe increases at Wool Textile Plants, 1974-1975
Box 6 Folder 31	Comparison of union and non-union wages and fringe benefits in private non-farm industries, 1972
Box 6 Folder 32	Estimated monthly dues of members in the United States if dues were set at 2 hours' pay, 1975 September
Box 6 Folder 33	Average straight-time hourly earnings, Textile, Apparel, and Manufacturing Workers, 1975 October 13
Box 6 Folder 34-35	Deferred wage and fringe increases at New England Cotton-Synthetic and Wool Plants, 1976-1977
Box 6 Folder 36	Summary of fringe benefits, Southern Cotton-Synthetic Textile Plants, 1976 April
Box 6 Folder 37	Fringe benefits in ACTWU Southern Cotton-Synthetic Textile Plants, 1981 March
Box 6 Folder 38	Typical fringe benefits in New England and Southern Cotton-Synthetic Textile Plants, 1976 April 28
Box 6 Folder 39	Typical fringe benefits in ACTWU New England and Southern Cotton-Synthetic Textile Plants
Box 6 Folder 40	Fringe benefits in ACTWU Cotton-Synthetic agreements in New England and South, 1981 January
Box 6 Folder 41-42	Method of calculating cost of living under master agreement with Avtex Fibers, 1974 June-1977 June
Box 6 Folder 43	Comparison of average hourly earnings in 3 most highly organized states and 3 least organized states, 1976 September
Box 6 Folder 44	Statement of ACTWU submitted to Subcommittee on Education and Labor of the House of Representatives on HR 3744, to amend the Labor Standards Act, 1977 March 29
Box 6 Folder 45	Earnings of production workers in all manufacturing industries, 1972-1977
Box 6 Folder 46-47	ACTWU Wool Textile Plants, summary of negotiations, 1977 May
Box 6 Folder 48	Deferred wage and fringe increases due in 1978 and 1979 under Northern ACTWU agreements with Wool Textile Plants which expire after 1978
Box 6 Folder 49	Comparison of ACTWU contracts at Biddeford Textile and Essex Group, 1977 July
Box 6 Folder 50-51	Summary of union agreements with Owens-Corning Fiberglass, 1977 July
Box 6 Folder 52	Average hourly earnings of production workers in Knitting Mills and Floor Covering Mills, 1967-1976
Box 6 Folder 53-54	Summary of economic provisions at ACTWU Carpet Plants, 1977 November, undated
Box 6 Folder 55	Summary of economic provisions at ACTWU Knitting Plants, 1977 November
Box 6 Folder 56	Straight-time average hourly earnings of Textile Mill Products, Industry Divisions, and Synthetic Fiber Industry, 1977 September
Box 6 Folder 57	Summary of economic benefits at Joan Fabrics, Fall River, Massachusetts, 1977 November 23
Box 6 Folder 58	Northern Wool Textile Mills whose contracts expire in 1978
Box 6 Folder 59	Wage rates and insurance costs at Joan Fabrics Inc., Fall River, Massachusetts
Box 6 Folder 60	Report on economic gains in industries represented by the Textile Division, 1976-1978
Box 6 Folder 61	Revised report on economic gains in selected industries represented by the Textile Division
Box 6 Folder 62	Comparison of wages in selected Southern industries, annual wage increases, 1974-1978
Box 6 Folder 63	Comparison of ACTWU contracts with Munsingwear, in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Memphis, Tennessee
Box 6 Folder 64-65	Summary of economic provisions in effect at ACTWU Cordage Plants, 1978 May
Box 6 Folder 66	Settlements in New England Cotton-Synthetic Mills under contract with ACTWU, 1978
Box 6 Folder 67	Wage rates at selected ACTWU Metalworking Plants
Box 6 Folder 68	ACTWU Laminated Products Plants, general wage increases, 1978
Box 6 Folder 69	Summary of benefits in ACTWU agreements with four Southern Textile Companies, 1979 January
Box 6 Folder 70	Summary of benefits in ACTWU agreements at Foam Manufacturing Plants
Box 6 Folder 71	Average wage settlements are over the 7% wage guideline
Box 6 Folder 72	Average straight-time hourly earnings and fringe costs, ACTWU Southern Textile Companies, 1979 April
Box 6 Folder 73-78	Average straight-time hourly earnings and fringe benefit costs, ACTWU Southern Textile Plants, prior to wage movement of 1981-1987
Box 6 Folder 79	Summary of fringe benefits at 10 Wool Textile Companies, 1979 October
Box 6 Folder 80	Cost-of-living escalator provisions in ACTWU Textile Division agreements, 1980 January
Box 6 Folder 81	ACTWU Rope and Cordage contracts, summary of economic benefits, 1980 March
Box 6 Folder 82	Summary of economic provisions at ACTWU Textile Division Knitting Plants, 1980 March
Box 6 Folder 83-84	Summary of economic provisions, ACTWU Flexible Packaging and Film Plants, 1980, 1982
Box 6 Folder 85	Attendance bonus provisions in ACTWU Textile Division Agreements
Box 6 Folder 86	Selected fringe benefit coverages in Cotton-Synthetic Textile Industry, 5 Southern areas, 1980 August
Box 6 Folder 87	United States Textile and Synthetic Fiber Plants under ACTWU contract which are foreign-owned, average hourly earnings, 1981 August
Box 6 Folder 88	Cotton and Man-Made Fiber Textiles, average straight-time hourly earnings of selected occupations by state, 1980 August
Box 6 Folder 89	Woolen (North) and Worsted (South) Textiles, average straight-time hourly earnings of selected occupations, 1980 August
Box 6 Folder 90	Textile Dyeing and Finishing, average straight-time hourly earnings of selected occupations, 1980 August
Box 6 Folder 91	Typical compensation structure, textile production workers in Southeast, 1981 Spring
Box 6 Folder 92	Comparison of hourly straight-time compensation structure, Southern Textile Worker and GM Auto Worker, 1980
Box 6 Folder 93	General wage changes in ACTWU Textile Division settlements made from January to July 21, 1982, 1983
Box 6 Folder 94	Economic concessions under ACTWU Textile Division contracts negotiated prior to 1982
Box 6 Folder 95	Insurance benefits in ACTWU Southern Cotton-Synthetic Textile agreements, 1982 October
Box 6 Folder 96	Quality of work, life, and gain sharing plans at ACTWU Textile Division Plants
Box 6 Folder 97	Health insurance monthly premiums at Southern Textile Companies, 1983 September
Box 6 Folder 98-99	Health insurance monthly premiums, ACTWU Southern Textile Companies, prior to wage movement, 1984, 1986
Box 6 Folder 100	ACTWU Textile Printing Plants, comparison of average earnings and selected benefits, 1984 May
Box 6 Folder 101	Selected ACTWU Knit Fabric Plants, 1984 October 4
Box 6 Folder 102	Annual payments toward group insurance for bargaining unit employees, selected ACTWU Southern Textile Companies prior to wage movement, 1984
	Industry, 1965-1982
Box 6 Folder 103-105	Sales of domestic production and imports of Cordage and Twine, 1965-1972, undated
Box 6 Folder 106	United States production and imports of Cordage and Twine
Box 6 Folder 107	Unorganized Synthetic Yarn Plants in the United States, 1975 September
Box 6 Folder 108	Synthetic Yarn Plants in the United States organized by other unions, 1975 September
Box 6 Folder 109-110	Synthetic Division contracts, United States Plants, expiration dates and deferred increases under present agreement as of September 1975
Box 6 Folder 111	Synthetic Fiber fact sheet, 1970 June
Box 6 Folder 112	Synthetic Fiber charts
Box 6 Folder 113	Economic trends in Synthetic Fibers: employment, wages and prices, 1975 June 12
Box 6 Folder 114	Economic trends in Synthetic Fibers, 1975 September
Box 6 Folder 115	Background report, Synthetic Department, Textile Division, 1977 March
Box 6 Folder 116	Synthetics Division annual meeting, Washington, D.C., notes on state of Synthetics Industry, 1977 March
Box 6 Folder 117-123	Economic notes, Bag and Packaging conference, 1973, 1975, 1978-1980, 1982, undated
Box 6 Folder 124-127	Major textile interests in the United States, plants and employment, 1974, 1977, undated
Box 6 Folder 128	Companies over 1000 employees
Box 6 Folder 129-130	Economic notes, Woolen and Worsted and Northern Cotton-Synthetic Conference
Box 6 Folder 131	Employment in the Textile Mill Products Industry, by state, 1951 February, 1966
Box 7 Folder 1	Active Cotton System Spindles in place in the United States 100% Cotton and Blended Fibers, 1970-1976
Box 7 Folder 2	Employment in Textile Mill Products and Synthetic Fiber Industries, 1967-1976
Box 7 Folder 3	Production indexes for Textile Mill Products and Synthetic Fiber Industries, 1967-1976
Box 7 Folder 4	Production worker employment in Synthetic Fibers, 1974 January-1977 July
Box 7 Folder 5	Sales and profits of selected companies with major Synthetic Fiber interests, 1976-1977
Box 7 Folder 6	Synthetic Fibers Industry Production Worker employment and straight-time average hourly earnings, 1960-1977 June
Box 7 Folder 7	Average hourly earnings of Production Workers in Textile Mill Products and Synthetic Fiber Industries, 1967-1976
Box 7 Folder 8	United States general imports of Cotton, Man-Made Fiber, and Wool Manufacturers, 1967-1976
Box 7 Folder 9	Value of Textile Manufacturers' shipments and inventories, 1967-1976
Box 7 Folder 10	Average hourly earnings, average weekly earnings, and average weekly hours in the textile industries, 1967-1976
Box 7 Folder 11	Employment in Knitting Mills and Floor Covering Mills
Box 7 Folder 12	Production indexes for Knit Goods and Carpeting, 1967-1976
Box 7 Folder 13	Carpet and Rug production in the United States, 1975-1977
Box 7 Folder 14	Knit Fabric production
Box 7 Folder 15	Economic developments in industries covered by Textile Division, 1976-1977
Box 7 Folder 16	Trends in United States Knitting Industry, 1970-1977
Box 7 Folder 17	Persons with income below the poverty level, by race, 1959-1976
Box 7 Folder 18	Median family income in the United States by race and after adjustment for price changes, 1947-1976
Box 7 Folder 19	Average duration of work stoppages, Textile Mill Products Industry
Box 7 Folder 20	Retail prices of energy and basic food items, by region, 1981 February
Box 7 Folder 21	Textile Mill Liquidations, non-South and South, 1970-1976
Box 7 Folder 22-24	Textile Plant Liquidations, non-South and South, 1970-1981
Box 7 Folder 25	Percentage of non-White wage and salaried employees in Textile Mill Products Industry, 1950-1977
Box 7 Folder 26	Economic notes, Carpet Industry
Box 7 Folder 27	Economic notes, Knitting Industry
Box 7 Folder 28	Fact sheet, New England in the United States economy, 1980 March 20
Box 7 Folder 29	Fact sheet, The U.S. Textile Industry in 1979 and 1980
Box 7 Folder 30	Into the 1980s-Industry and Labor in Synthetic Fibers
Box 7 Folder 31	Textile and Apparel employment, 1979 November
Box 7 Folder 32	Retail prices of energy and basic food items, by region, 1981 February
Box 7 Folder 33	Energy and basic food items in number of minutes of work by average Textile Worker, 1970-1980
Box 7 Folder 34	Textile Workers in North and South Carolina, by sex and race, 1978
Box 7 Folder 35	Textile Mill Products, miscellaneous Fabricated Textile Products, and Synthetic Fibers, workers, larger plants, and concentration ratios, 1977
Box 7 Folder 36	Wage and salary employees in the United States Apparel, Textile, and Non-Rubber Footwear Industries, by region, 1983 June
Box 7 Folder 37	Employment in the Textile Mill Products Industry, 1973-1974
Box 7 Folder 38	Carpet economic charts, 1973 February
Box 7 Folder 39	United States shipments of Rugs, Carpets, and Carpeting, 1972-1973
Box 7 Folder 40	Carpet and Rug production in the United States, 1975 April
Box 7 Folder 41-59	Textile Mill liquidations, 1969-1982
Box 7 Folder 60-61	Textile Plant closings, 1983-1984
Box 7 Folder 62-66	Textile Plant closings and partial liquidations, 1985-1989
Box 7 Folder 67	Statement of William Pollock on need for import quotas on textiles, 1967 October 20
Box 7 Folder 68	Statement on the need for import quotas on textiles before the Committee on Ways and Means, United States House of Representatives, 1970 May
Box 7 Folder 69	Petition filed in behalf of Production and Maintenance Workers, FMC, American Viscose Division at Nitro, West Virginia and Front Royal, Virginia
Box 7 Folder 70	Statement on impact of imports on the United States Textile Industry before United States Tariff Commission, 1970 December
Box 7 Folder 71	Fact sheet, imports of Textiles and Apparel
Box 7 Folder 72	The Textile Voluntary Restraint Program, An Example of Responsible Government Regulation of International Trade, 1973 March
Box 7 Folder 73	Fact sheet, The Textile Import Problem, 1973 March
Box 7 Folder 74	Statement of Sol Stetin, General President, TWUA, AFL-CIO in support of the Burke-Hartke Bill before the House of Representatives, 1973 June 6
Box 7 Folder 75	United States agreements with Far Eastern Countries to restrain imports of Textile Products
Box 7 Folder 76	Statement before Committee on Finance, United States Senate, in the Matter of HR 10710 by the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union (ILGWU), UTW, TWUA, and Amalgamated Clothing Workers (ACW), 1974 April 11
Box 7 Folder 77	Statement of TWUA-American Federation of Labor, Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) before the United States International Trade Commission on the Probable Economic Effect of Tariff Reductions on the Textile Industry, 1975 April 1
Box 7 Folder 78	Statement of TWUA-American Federation of Labor, Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) before the Interagency Trade Policy Staff Committee of the Probable Economic Effect of Tarriff Reductions on the Textile Industry, Submitted by George Perkel, Research Director, 1975 May 29
Box 7 Folder 79-80	Submissions to the Secretary of Labor and the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations, George Perkel, Research Director, 1975 July 25, undated
Box 7 Folder 81-82	United States general imports of Cotton, Wool, and Man-Made Textiles
Box 7 Folder 83	Statement of ACTWU before the International Trade Commission on Investigation, Tariffs, 1977 June 7
Box 7 Folder 84	Impact of imports on the United States Economy
Box 7 Folder 85	Tariff items of special concern to Textile Division, 1977 November
Box 7 Folder 86-88	Production of Velvets, Plushes, and Other Pile Fabrics, 1958-1973
Box 7 Folder 89	Employment and union membership in textile industry, New England and New York State
Box 7 Folder 90	Employment, union coverage, and organizing potential in textile industry, New England states, 1977
Box 7 Folder 91-92	Hosiery fact sheet, 1970 June, 1973 March
Box 7 Folder 93	Seat Belt Plants in the United States, 1970 January
Box 7 Folder 94	Production Worker employment in Knitting and Hosiery Mills, 1959-1969
Box 7 Folder 95	State and Federal Day Care Licensing and Coordinating Agencies, 1970
Box 7 Folder 96	Day Care fact sheet
Box 7 Folder 97	United States Plants Manufacturing Flags and Pennants
Box 7 Folder 98	“What the U.S. Textile Industry Really Needs,” Fortune
Box 7 Folder 99	Collective Bargaining with multinational corporations, 1970 November
Box 7 Folder 100	Fact sheets, Southern Regional Conference, 1971 January
Box 7 Folder 101	Textile Plants in Oklahoma
Box 7 Folder 102-105	Economic notes, Northern Cotton-Synthetic and Wool Textiles, 1972, 1975-1976, 1978
Box 7 Folder 106	Supplement to economic notes, financial information on Textile Corporation
Box 7 Folder 107	Plant Liquidations in New Jersey, 1968-1971
Box 7 Folder 108	New Jersey Textile Mill Liquidations, 1973-1975
Box 7 Folder 109	The Company State, the “Nader Report” on DuPont in Delaware
	Report of TWUA-American Federation of Labor, Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), and Central Labor Council (CLC) to International Textile, Garment, and Leather Workers' Federation
Box 7 Folder 110	For period 1968-1971
Box 7 Folder 111	For period 1972-1975
Box 7 Folder 112	Fact sheet for convention, economic policy, 1972
Box 7 Folder 113	Need for Congressional Action to achieve full employment
Box 7 Folder 114	United States domestic production, including prisons, and imports of Hard-Fiber and Synthetic Rope, 1960-1970
Box 7 Folder 115	Remarks of George Perkel at Southern wage policy meeting, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1972 July
Box 7 Folder 116	Hard-Fiber Cordage Plants in the United States
Box 7 Folder 117	Survey of Cotton Broadcloth and/or Print Cloth Mills in the United States, 1956 October
Box 7 Folder 118	Labor Relations in the Textile Industry
Box 7 Folder 119	Wages, prices, and profits in the Textile Industry in the current inflationary period
Box 7 Folder 120	Textile Mill employment in the Southeast, 1969-1973
Box 7 Folder 121	Selected New Textile Plants in the South, 1972-1973
Box 7 Folder 122	Material for Coated Fabric meeting of April 8, 1974
Box 7 Folder 123	Questions for Local Union Presidents to answer in preparation for contract ratification, 1974 June
Box 8 Folder 1	Japanese textile manufacturing interests in the United States and Canada, 1974 June
Box 8 Folder 2-3	Fact sheet for New Hampshire, 1974-1975
Box 8 Folder 4	Report on Cannon Mills Organizing Campaign, 1974 August
Box 8 Folder 5	Fact sheet for Ohio, 1974 August
Box 8 Folder 6	Consumer Price Index, regional breakdown, 1974 August
Box 8 Folder 7	Textile employment in New England, latest month in 1974 versus 1973
Box 8 Folder 8	Survey of layoffs and short-time operations in United States Plants, 1975 January
Box 8 Folder 9	Facts in support of a wage increase by the Southern Textile Industry, 1975 May
Box 8 Folder 10	Fact sheet for Ohio, 1975 May
Box 8 Folder 11	Draft statement on mergers, 1975
Box 8 Folder 12	Outline of presentation before Labor Subcommittee of the House Committee on Education and Labor, Parkersburg, West Virginia, 1975 July 18
Box 8 Folder 13	Fact sheet for Maine
Box 8 Folder 14	Duke Power, workers' response to rate increases
Box 8 Folder 15	Selected Latin-American Textile Plants owned by United States-Based Companies, 1975 December
Box 8 Folder 16	Status of TWUA contracts with FMC Corporation, 1976 March
Box 8 Folder 17	United States Textile Finishing Industry, employment, hours, and man-hours, 1975-1976
Box 8 Folder 18	Report of on-site investigation at Avtex Fibers, Nitro, West Virginia, 1976 July
Box 8 Folder 19	Personality profile of Southern Textile Workers, 1960 June
Box 8 Folder 20	Economic Impact Statement for the Proposed Occupational Safety Hazard Administration (OSHA) Noise Standard, 1976 September 27
Box 8 Folder 21	Broadwoven Fabric Production, 1975-1976
Box 8 Folder 22-25	Average employment, hours, and gross earnings of Production Workers in the Textile Industry, 1974-1976
Box 8 Folder 26	Selected economic data on United States Textile Industry, 1977 January
Box 8 Folder 27-28	Textile Industry, production, employment hours and earnings, and imports
Box 8 Folder 29	Profile of the United States Textile and Apparel Worker, 1960-1980
Box 8 Folder 30	Foreign direct investment in United States Apparel and Textile Industries, 1981
Box 8 Folder 31	United States direct investment abroad, Apparel, Textile, and Leather, 1977
Box 8 Folder 32	Profile of major ACTWU industries, 1985 April
Box 8 Folder 33	Textile Plant closings, 1980-1985
Box 8 Folder 34	Textile Plant closings and partial liquidations, 1980-1985
Box 8 Folder 35	Production worker wages and supplemental labor costs as percent of value of shipments, 1982-1985
Box 8 Folder 36	Textile Mill products, plant openings, closings, and continuing plants, 1963-1982
Box 8 Folder 37	Geographic distribution of textile employment, 1947-1982
Box 8 Folder 38	Textile Mill Products Industry, plant openings, closings, and continuing plants, 1963-1982
	Labor relations, circa 1949-1968
	Alabama Mills Inc.
Box 8 Folder 39	Clanton, 1934 July-1944 October
Box 8 Folder 40	Dadeville, 1934 July-1939 August
Box 8 Folder 41	Fayette, 1934 July-1942 December
Box 8 Folder 42	Haleyville, 1934 July-1949 November
Box 8 Folder 43	Jasper, 1934 July-1950 April
Box 8 Folder 44	Russellville, 1934 July-1949 November
Box 8 Folder 45	Winfield, 1934-1937 November
Box 8 Folder 46	Aldora Mills, Barnesville, Georgia, 1945 August
Box 8 Folder 47-48	Aleo Manufacturing, formerly Entwistle Manufacturing, subsidiary of M. Lowenstein and Sons, Rockingham, North Carolina, 1932-1955
Box 8 Folder 49	Amazon Cotton Mills, 1943 December-1948 August
Box 8 Folder 50	American Bonnin, Lewiston, Maine, Summary of Relations, 1948 December-1951 April
Box 8 Folder 51	American Enka, Lowlands, Tennessee, 1948 December-1949
	American Thread
Box 8 Folder 52	1947 November-1949 August
Box 8 Folder 53	Bristol, Tennessee, 1949 December-1950 May
Box 8 Folder 54	Dalton, Georgia, 1934 September-1949 September
Box 8 Folder 55	Fall River, Massachusetts, 1941 June-1949
Box 8 Folder 56	Holyoke, Massachusetts, 1942 July-1949 July
Box 8 Folder 57	Pawcatuk, Connecticut, 1938 July-1938 October
Box 8 Folder 58	Tallapoosa, Alabama, 1949 August
Box 8 Folder 59	Anchor-Rome Mills, Rome, Georgia, 1945 August-1949 November
Box 8 Folder 60-61	Anderson County, South Carolina, labor history, 1915-1950, 1950 December 12
Box 8 Folder 62	Arnold Print Works, Division of Aspinook, Adams, Massachusetts, 1937 December-1943 February
Box 8 Folder 63	Athens Manufacturing, 1944-1948 October
	Avondale Mills
Box 8 Folder 64	1946 July-1949 April
Box 8 Folder 65	Unfair Practice Cases, 1946 June-1955 July
Box 8 Folder 66	Personnel policies and services with Cowikee Mills
Box 8 Folder 67	Barber Manufacturing, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1944 February-1945 April
Box 8 Folder 68	Baxter, Kelly, and Faust, Stoneville, North Carolina, 1955 August-1959 May
Box 8 Folder 69	Bear Brand Hosiery, Gary, Indiana, 1937 May-1952 September
Box 8 Folder 70	Belding Heminway Company, 1948 December-1953 June
Box 8 Folder 71	Bemis Brothers Bag, 1934 September-1951 October
Box 8 Folder 72	Bibb Manufacturing, 1946 March-1949 March
Box 8 Folder 73	Blue Bird Silk, 1939
Box 8 Folder 73	Boger and Crawford, 1937 August-1953 September
Box 8 Folder 74	Burlington Industries, Individual Plants, 1937-1955
Box 8 Folder 75-76	Celanese Corporation of America, 1944 November-1949 April
Box 8 Folder 77	Cannon Mills, Kannapolis, North Carolina, 1941 November-1948 July
Box 8 Folder 78	Cherokee Textile Mills, Sevierville, Tennessee, 1956 October
Box 8 Folder 79	Chicopee Manufacturing, Gainesville, Georgia, 1946 February-1949 September
	Clark Thread
Box 8 Folder 80	Albany, Georgia, 1948 April-1949 September
Box 8 Folder 81	Ackworth, Georgia, 1949 February
Box 8 Folder 82	Newark, New Jersey, 1937 June-1949 May
	Cleveland Worsted Mills
Box 8 Folder 83	Cleveland, Ohio, 1934 August-1944 April
Box 8 Folder 84	Redfern Plant, Ravenna, Ohio, 1937 June-1953 March
Box 8 Folder 85	Annevar Dyeing and Finishing Works, Ravenna, Ohio, 1934 August-1953 March
Box 8 Folder 86	Coats and Clark, 1934 September-1954 March
Box 8 Folder 87	Cone Mills, Edna Plant, formerly Edna Mills, 1937 May-1954 November
Box 8 Folder 88	Corsicana Cotton Mills, 1944 July-1950 April
Box 8 Folder 89	Covington Mills, subsidiary of M. Lowenstein and Sons, 1937 April-1955
Box 8 Folder 90	Cranston Print Works
Box 8 Folder 91	Crawford Manufacturing Company, Richmond, Virginia, 1937-1938
Box 8 Folder 92	Crompton Highland Mills, Griffin, Georgia, 1945 August-1953 November
Box 8 Folder 93	Dallas Manufacturing, 1937 April-1949 April
Box 8 Folder 94	C.R. Daniels, 1945 March-1951 August
Box 8 Folder 95	Deering, Milliken and Company, 1956-1962
Box 8 Folder 96	E-Z Mills, Bennington, Vermont, 1937 July-1949 July
Box 8 Folder 97	E-Z Mills, Cartersville, Georgia, 1937 June-1952 December
Box 8 Folder 98	Ewing-Thomas, 1944-1947
Box 8 Folder 99	Fieldcrest Mills, Fieldcrest, Virginia
Box 8 Folder 100	Filatex, Waxhaw, North Carolina, 1959-1960
Box 8 Folder 101	Gaffney Manufacturing, 1938 May-1947 October
Box 8 Folder 102	Gastonia Combed Yarn, 1937 September-1953 September
Box 8 Folder 103	Gastonia Weaving, 1938 March-1954 January
	Goodyear Tire and Rubber, Goodyear Clearwater Mills
Box 8 Folder 104	Rockmart, Georgia, 1945 April-1953 August
Box 8 Folder 105	Cedartown, Georgia, 1946 April-1951
Box 8 Folder 106	Atco (Cartersville), Georgia, 1946 August-1950 April
Box 8 Folder 107	Hadley-Peoples Manufacturing, 1945 May-1948 August
Box 8 Folder 108	P.H. Hanes Knitting, 1941 August-1960 September
Box 8 Folder 109	Harriet-Henderson, Henderson, North Carolina
Box 8 Folder 110	Highland Park Manufacturing, Plant #2, Rock Hill, South Carolina, 1946 May-1949 April
Box 8 Folder 111	Huntsville Manufacturing, formerly Merrimack Manufacturing, subsidiary of M. Lowenstein and Sons, 1937-1954
Box 8 Folder 112	Internal Labor Office Petition, Council Committee
Box 8 Folder 113	Inman Mills, Inman, South Carolina, 1937-1949 April
Box 8 Folder 114	Frank Ix and Sons, 1946 November-1949 June
Box 8 Folder 115	January and Wood, Maysville, Kentucky, 1937 August-1953 January
Box 8 Folder 116	Kendall Company
Box 8 Folder 117	James Lees and Sons, Glasgow, Virginia, 1960-1962 October
Box 8 Folder 118	Limestone Mills #1 and #2, 1937-1947 October
Box 8 Folder 119-120	Limestone Manufacturing Company, formerly Limestone Mills, subsidiary of M. Lowenstein and Sons, 1936-1956
Box 8 Folder 121	Linen Thread Company, Blue Mountain, Arkansas, 1937 August-1961 January
	M. Lowenstein and Sons
Box 8 Folder 122	1937 May-1950 March
Box 8 Folder 123	New York City, Warehouse and Office, 1936 December-1938 March
Box 8 Folder 124	Labor Policies in Mills of M. Lowenstein and Sons
Box 8 Folder 125-126	Orr Cotton Mills, subsidiary of M. Lowenstein and Sons, 1937-1954
Box 8 Folder 127	Lyman Mills and Lyman Printing and Finishing, subsidiary of M. Lowenstein and Sons, 1934-1956 June
Box 8 Folder 128	Macon Textiles, 1946 May-1946 December
Box 8 Folder 129	Matson Mills, South Glastonbury, Connecticut, summary of relations, 1949-1950
Box 8 Folder 130	Mount Hope Finishing, North Dighton, Massachusetts
Box 8 Folder 131	National Automotive Fibers, California Cotton Mills Division, Uniontown, Alabama, 1946-1954 May
Box 8 Folder 132	National Plastic Products, Odenton, Maryland, 1946 April-1955 April
Box 8 Folder 133	Nye-Wait, Auburn, New York, 1941 March-1952 June
Box 8 Folder 134	Owens-Corning Fiberglass, 1944 March-1950 January
Box 8 Folder 135	Palisade Dyeing, 1945 October-1951 October
Box 8 Folder 136	Philadelphia Upholstery Goods Industry before 1932
Box 8 Folder 137	Rock Hill Printing and Finishing, subsidiary of M. Lowenstein and Sons, 1940 March-1956 June
Box 8 Folder 138	Russell Manufacturing, 1945 February-1949 March
Box 8 Folder 139	Safie Manufacturing, Rockingham, North Carolina, 1947 March-1947 September
Box 8 Folder 140	St. Luke Industries, Montreal, Quebec
Box 8 Folder 141	Saratoga Victory Mills, Albertville, Alabama, 1944 May-1950 May
Box 8 Folder 142	Saratoga Victory Mills, Guntersville, Alabama, 1944 November-1950 May
Box 8 Folder 143	Southeastern Textile Shrinkers, Atlanta, Georgia, 1959 October-1961 March
Box 8 Folder 144	Springs Cotton Mills, 1937 March-1951 May
	Standard Coosa Thatcher
Box 8 Folder 145	Piedmont, Alabama, 1938 April-1948 June
Box 8 Folder 146	Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1938 February-March 1952
Box 8 Folder 147	Roseville, Georgia, 1938 March-1941 March
Box 8 Folder 148	J.P. Stevens, Migration from New England to South
Box 8 Folder 149	J.P. Stevens, Industrial Cotton Mills Division, Rock Hill, South Carolina
Box 8 Folder 150	Stowell-MacGregor, Division of Clark Thread, Albany, Georgia, 1948-1949 September
Box 8 Folder 151	Textron, Migration from New England to South
Box 8 Folder 152	Threads Inc., Gastonia, North Carolina, 1958 July-1961 February
	United Merchants and Manufacturers
Box 8 Folder 153	General
Box 8 Folder 154	Union-Buffalo Mills Division, 1937-1953
Box 8 Folder 155	Clearwater Finishing Division, 1949-1961 September
Box 8 Folder 156	Van Raalte, 1943 February-1944 April
Box 8 Folder 157	The Wanskuck Company, Geneva Mill, general wage problem case #1, 1945 October
Box 8 Folder 158	Warner Brothers
Box 8 Folder 159	West Boylston Manufacturing, Division of United Elastic, 1945 February-1952
Box 8 Folder 160-161	"A history of the ACTWU and its predecessor unions" / by Burt Beck: unpublished manuscript
	Technical reports, 1953-1988
Box 21	1-100
Box 22	101-170
Box 22	Index, 1953-1976
Box 23	171-257
Box 24	258-319
Box 25	320-407
Box 26	408-470 (452-470 part I of III)
Box 27	452-502 (452-470 parts II and III of III)
	Wage Series (“W”), by industry, circa 1940s-1970s
Box 28	Cotton and Rayon (Section 1) Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 28	Woolen and Worsted (Section 2) Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 28	Carpets and Rugs (Section 3)
Box 28	Knit Underwear (Section 4)
Box 28	Hosiery (Section 5)
Box 28	Knit Fabric (warp knit) (Section 6)
Box 28	Knitted Outerwear (Section 7)
Box 28	Dye, Finishing, and Printing (Section 8)
Box 28	Cordage, Twine, and Jute (Section 9)
Box 28	Bags (Section 10), index only
Box 28	Synthetic Yarn and Fiber (Section 11)
Box 28	Other Industries (Section 12)
Box 28	All Textile Industries (Section 13) Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 29	Miscellaneous (Section 14) Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 29	Wage Stabilization Board (Section 15-A)
Box 29	Wage Stabilization (Section 15-B)
Box 29	Minimum Wage Laws (Section 16)
	Miscellaneous
Box 31	Paper Products wage book
Box 31	Thompsonville Plant rate book
Box 31	Bibliographies and references
Box 31	Executive Council, Health and Welfare Committee
Box 31	Labor Arbitration reports
Box 31	Tariff Committee, Hard and Soft Fiber, communications
Box 31	Wages, job rates negotiation cases
Box 31	Equal pay book
Box 31	Elections and recognitions compiled by President's Office
Box 31	Technical case studies
Box 31	Labor relations cases #1-123 and index Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 31	Hosiery wage book
Box 31	American Enka Corporation, Lowland Division, Morristown, Tennessee, Campaign, 1959
Box 31	Forms, Book I and II, #1-200 and index Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 32	Forms, Book III, #201-253 and index
Box 32	Reports and statements, including mass communication on Textiles (1949), Congressional hearings, the Office of Price Administration, and other activities (1946-1949)
Box 11	Welfare and pension coverage
Box 11	Summary of reports on agreement coverage and bargaining rights, 1955 August 11
Box 11	Executive Council reports and monthly reports to General Officers, 1952-1955
Box 11	Executive Council reports, 1941-1951 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 11	Agreement coverage
Box 11	Local Union material, Office Manager W. Samuels, 1941
Box 11	Employers list, Christmas
Box 11	Escalator provisions
Box 11	Extended coverage during layoff
Box 11	Six hour day
Box 11	Guaranteed annual wages
Box 11	Flood, 1955
Box 12	UTW area reports and lists
Box 12	Elections won, no agreement signed list
Box 12	Election lists
Box 12	South organizational material
Box 12	Liquidation, negotiated provisions
Box 12	Wage stabilization manual
Box 12	Textron pattern #950
Box 12	Memo shop elections and clauses
Box 12	Lists regarding secession, 1952 May
Box 12	Strikes
Box 12	Strike memos 1-15
Box 12	Workmen's compensation
Box 12	Jamestown Worsted Mills, severance pay, Jamestown, New York
Box 12	Reopening classes
Box 12	Arbitration clauses
Box 12	Contract analysis card system
Box 12	Contract division data
Box 12	Strike memorandum, 1946 February 26
	Series: Wage rate negotiation cases	⇧
Box 13	II-V, VII, Local 207 Physical Description: 7 folders
Box 13	Locals 210, 211 Saco-Lowell Shops Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 13	Local 212, 1947
Box 13	Local 213, Standard Oil Company of Indiana, 1946
Box 13	Local 214, Schenley Distilleries, 1947
Box 13	Local 215, Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Company, 1947
Box 13	Local 216, Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard, 1945
Box 13	Local 217, International Harvester, 1946
Box 13	Local 218, Reynolds Alloy Company, 1946
Box 13	Local 219, General Electric and Westinghouse Electric, 1945
Box 13	Local 220, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, 1948
Box 13	Local 221, Saco-Lowell Shops, 1948
Box 13	Local 222, Hathaway Manufacturing Company, New Bedford #13, 1948
Box 13	Local 225, Saco-Lowell Shops, 1948
Box 13	Local 227, A & M Karagheusian, 1948
Box 13	Local 228, Saco-Lowell Shops, 1945
Box 13	Local 229, American Enka, 1949
Box 13	Local 230, Amoskeag-Lawrence Mills, 1949
Box 13	Local 231, Forstmann Woolen Company, 1950
Box 13	Local 232, Arms Textile Manufacturing Company, 1951
	Series: General Files	⇧
	Correspondence and subject files
Box 9	“A” miscellaneous-American “N,” 1965-1969
Box 9	“A” miscellaneous-American “S,” 1965-1969
	American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)
Box 9	American Institute for Free Labor Development, 1964-1968
Box 9	Civil Rights Department, 1969
Box 9	Community Service, 1966
Box 9	Council of Economic Advisors, 1966-1969
Box 9	Free Trade Union News, 1964-1967
Box 9	International Union Department (IUD) miscellaneous, 1965-1969
Box 9	Department of International Affairs, 1965-1967
Box 9	Miscellaneous, 1965-1968
Box 9	National Defense Executive Reserve Program, 1965
Box 9	Research Department, 1964-1969
Box 9	Taylor, George H.R.
Box 9	Amalgamated Bank of New York, Commercial Credit Department, 1965-1969
Box 9	Amalgamated Clothing Workers Research Department, 1965-1968
Box 9	American Academy of Political-Social Science, 1964-1968
Box 9	American Apparel Manufacturers Association, 1964-1967
Box 9	American Arbitration Association, 1966-1968
Box 9	American Economic Association, 1966-1969
Box 9	American Economic Foundation, 1952-1960
Box 9	American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1965-1967
Box 9	American Standards Association, Industrial Safety, 1962-1966
Box 9	American Statistical Association, 1964
Box 9	American Textile Manufacturers Institute, 1969
Box 9	America's Textile Reporter, 1965-1967
Box 9	Associated World Travel Inc., 1966
Box 9	“B” miscellaneous, 1964-1969 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 9	Basic Books Inc., 1968-1969
Box 9	Barkin, Solomon, biographical data, 1963-1969
Box 9	Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., 1966-1969
Box 9	Bureau of National Affairs, 1965-1969
Box 9	“C” miscellaneous, 1969
Box 9	California, Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Labor Statistics and Research
Box 9	Canadian Textiles Institute, 1964-1969
Box 9	Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, New York, 1964
Box 9	Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, The Fund for the Republic Inc., 1965-1968
Box 9	Commercial Bulletin, 1964-1966
Box 9	Confederation of National Trade Union, Montreal, 1965
Box 9	Consumers Information Committee on Resources and Energy, 1965-1967 Note: Formerly Electric Consumers Information.
Box 9	Council of Economic Advisors, 1961-1965
Box 9	Cordage Institute, New York, 1952-1969
Box 9	“D” miscellaneous, 1964-1968
Box 9	Daily News Record, 1964-1965
Box 9	Data Access News, 1969
Box 9	Duke University, Professor Kenneth Davies
Box 9	Economic Development Administration, 1959-1967 Note: Formerly Area Redevelopment Administration.
Box 9	European Free Trade Association (EFTA), 1964-1967
Box 9	European Productivity Agency, Visiting Textile Team, 1960
Box 9	“F” miscellaneous
Box 9	Federal Statistics Users Conference, miscellaneous, 1968-1969
Box 9	Films, 1967
Box 9	Foreign Labor Teams, 1964
Box 9	“G” miscellaneous, 1964-1969
Box 9	General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) press releases, 1967-1969
Box 9	General Radio Company, 1969
Box 9	Gottlieb, Bertram, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) and University of Iowa, 1964-1968
Box 9	Group Research Report, 1969
Box 9	“H” miscellaneous, 1962-1969
Box 9	Harvard Business Review, 1966-1969
Box 9	Home Furnishings Daily, 1965-1969
Box 9	Homefront, Institute for American Democracy, 1967-1969
Box 9	Hosiery Newsletter, 1968-1969
Box 9	Human Rights and Genocide Treatises, Ad Hoc Committee on the, 1965
Box 9	Hunter College, Urban Research Center, #3, 1965
Box 9	“I” miscellaneous, 1965-1969
Box 9	Industrial Relations Research Association, 1965-1969
	International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU)
Box 9	Organizations, 1965-1966
Box 9	General, 1964-1969
Box 9	Asian Regional Organization (ARO) Bulletin, 1962-1963
Box 9	Inter-American Textile and Garment Workers Federation, 1966-1968
Box 9	International Federation of Chemical and General Workers Union (ICF), 1966
Box 9	International Federation of Cotton and Textile Industries, 1963-1964
Box 9	International Institute for Peace, 1964
Box 9	International Labor Conference, Geneva, 1961-1963
Box 9	International Labour Organization (ILO) miscellaneous, 1965-1969
	International Textile and Garment Workers Federation
	Asian and Pacific Regional Organization (TWARO)
Box 9	General, 1964-1969
Box 9	Bulletin, 1964-1967
Box 9	News, 1967-1969
Box 9	Minutes, 1960-1965
Box 9	Reports; London, England, 1959-1969
Box 9	Correspondence; London, England, 1959-1969
Box 10	Research Department, 1965-1968
Box 10	Rules, 1960
Box 10	Irwin, Richard D. Inc., Homewood, Illinois, 1965-1969
Box 10	Italy, Italian Labor, 1961
Box 10	“J” miscellaneous, 1965-1969
Box 10	Japan Federation of Labor, Zensen Domei, miscellaneous, 1966-1969
Box 10	Japan Federation of Textile Workers Union, Zensen Domei, 1969
Box 10	Japan Federation of Textile Workers Union trip, 1965
Box 10	Joint Council on Economic Education, 1961-1969
Box 10	“K” miscellaneous, 1965-1969
Box 10	Knighton, Dan, 1969
Box 10	“L” miscellaneous, 1967-1969
Box 10	“Mc” miscellaneous, 1966-1968
Box 10	McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1965-1969
Box 10	“M” miscellaneous, 1964-1969
Box 10	Macmillan Company, 1966-1968
Box 10	Merrimack Valley Textile Museum, Thomas W. Leavitt, Director, 1965-1967
Box 10	Michigan State University; East Lansing, Michigan, 1965-1969
Box 10	Michigan, University of, 1965-1969
Box 10	Moody's Investors Service Inc., 1965-1969
Box 10	“N” miscellaneous, 1962-1969 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 10	National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, 1965
Box 10	National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers, 1965-1969
Box 10	National Bureau of Economic Research, 1962-1969
Box 10	National Defense Executive Reserve Program, 1965
Box 10	National Industrial Conference Board, 1965-1969
Box 10	National Knitted Outerwear Association, 1947-1969
Box 10	National Labor Relations Board, 1962-1969
Box 10	National Planning Association, Washington, D.C., 1960-1969
Box 10	National Referral Center for Science and Technology of the Library of Congress, 1965
Box 10	New Republic, The, 1967-1969
Box 10	New York Academy of Sciences, 1968
Box 10	New York, City of; Commission on Human Rights, 1969
Box 10	New York, City of, 1960-1969 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 10	North Carolina State University (NCSU) Experimental Study of Religion and Society, Donald W. Shriver Jr., 1965-1966
Box 10	Northern Textile Association on Boston, Massachusetts, 1960-1969
Box 10	“O” miscellaneous, 1965-1969
Box 10	Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 1963-1969
Box 10	Inter-American Regional Organization of Workers (ORIT), 1964
Box 10	“P” miscellaneous, 1965-1969
Box 10	Perkel, George; personal, 1961-1969
Box 10	Prato, Italy, 1959-1960
Box 10	President's Committee, Employment of the Handicapped, 1965
Box 10	Princeton University, Industrial Relations Section, 1966-1968
Box 10	Private Planning Association of Canada, 1964-1969
Box 10	“R” miscellaneous, 1964-1969
Box 10	Roy, Donald F., Professor, Duke University, 1957-1961
Box 10	“S” miscellaneous, 1964-1969
Box 10	Science Research Associates Inc., 1960-1961
Box 10	Selikoff, Irving J., 1965-1969
Box 10	Southern Economic Association, 1963-1969
Box 10	Southern Regional Council, Atlanta, Georgia, 1964
Box 10	Spencer, Chas D. and Associates Inc., Employee Benefit Plan Review, 1964-1967
Box 10	State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1958-1969
Box 10	Sumner, Shapiro, 1963
Box 10	“T” miscellaneous, 1965-1969
Box 10	Textile Economic Bureau Inc., 1965-1969
Box 10	Textile World, 1960-1969
Box 10	Trade Relations of the United States Inc., 1960-1961
Box 10	Traders Union Congress; London, England, 1960-1968
Box 10	Twentieth Century Fund, 1960-1966
Box 10	“U” miscellaneous, 1964-1969
Box 10	United Nations, 1964-1967
	United States
Box 10	Standard Institute, 1966-1969
Box 10	Department of Commerce, 1960-1969
Box 10	Department of Commerce Management, Labor Textile Advisory Council, 1965-1969
Box 10	Department of Labor, 1960-1969 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 10	Department of Labor, Labor Research Advisory Council, 1966-1969
Box 10	House of Representatives, 1960-1969
Box 10	Senate, 1959-1968
Box 10	State Dept., 1960-1969
Box 10	Tariff Commission, 1962-1968
Box 10	The White House, 1960-1961
Box 10	“V” miscellaneous, 1960-1967
Box 10	“W” miscellaneous, 1964-1969
Box 10	Wiley, John and Sons Inc., 1965-1969
Box 10	“X,” “Y,” “Z” miscellaneous, 1965-1969
Box 10	Zensen Domei, 1969
Box 14	John Chupka memorial
Box 14	National or general office bulletin, 1947-1950
Box 14	Affirmative Action programs, 1968-1969
	Convention
Box 14	General, 1966-1976 Physical Description: 6 folders
Box 14	Executive Council report, notes, 1976
Box 14	Blood pressure tests, 1974
Box 14	Breathing test, 1970
Box 14	Defense fund
Box 14	Department Head meeting
Box 14	Dues, fact sheets Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 14	Education Department
Box 14	Equal Opportunity Employment Commission (EOEC)
Box 14	Election notices
Box 14	Election results, analysis
Box 14	Ethical Practices code
Box 14	Films
Box 14	Financial experience
Box 14	Harris, Sam W.
	Health Plans
Box 14	General
Box 14	Chicago Joint Board Welfare
Box 14	Hudson Valley Area
Box 14	New York Joint Board Welfare Fund
Box 14	St. Louis, Missouri
Box 14	Dyers Vacation and Welfare Fund
Box 14	TWUA, D. Garfein
Box 14	Indiana-Kentucky Joint Board
Box 14	Local organizing, 1975
Box 14	Local Union Leadership
Box 14	Membership, 1973
Box 14	Members, upper South, 1963-1971
Box 14	Merger with Hosiery Workers, 1964
Box 14	Merger, TWUA with ACW Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 14	National Training Center
Box 14	New Bedford Strike, 1928
Box 15	New England staff conference, 1975
Box 15	New Horizons for Textiles, selected bibliography, 1960
Box 15	Newsletters
Box 15	Relations with Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers (OCAW), United Rubber Workers (URW)
Box 15	Organizing pamphlets
Box 15	Public relations programs, Maurer, Fleisher, and Zon, 1966-1971
Box 15	Publicity, 1973
Box 15	Quin State staff conference, 1973
Box 15	Quin State News
Box 15	Plant list, Quin State region, 1977
Box 15	Retired staff members
Box 15	Emil Rieve memorial
Box 15	Rural development loans, 1974
Box 15	Shoppers' Guide
Box 15	Staff meeting, South, 1975 March 21
Box 15	Staff conference, New York, 1973 January
Box 15	Southern Wage Drive Cost-of-Living Council, 1973
Box 15	Staff conference, New York, planning
Box 15	Southern regional newsletter
Box 15	Southern staff conference, 1964-1965, 1970 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 15	Southern organizing campaign, Georgia, 1962
Box 15	Staff manual
Box 15	Staff meetings, Department Heads and professionals, 1972
Box 15	Strikes
Box 15	Tax reform campaign, 1975
Box 15	Textile workers pension fund
Box 15	On-the-job training, Paterson, New Jersey, 1969
Box 15	Union administration
Box 15	Union label
Box 15	Volunteer organizer, 1963
Box 15	Wage agitation drive, 1963-1964, 1966-1968, 1970-1974 Physical Description: 9 folders
Box 15	Wage increases, 1972-1973 Physical Description: 2 folders
	Fringe benefits
Box 15	Survey, 1976
Box 15	General
Box 15	Textile industry
Box 15	Other industries
Box 15	Forecast, 1967
Box 15	Major textile interests, 1967
Box 15	“A Look at the U.S. Textile Industry Through 1970,” George Perkel
	Southern Textile Conspiracy
Box 15	Leaflets
Box 16	Southern organizers fact sheet, 1968
	Thompson Committee, 1967
Box 16	General
Box 16	Economic effects
Box 16	Economic effects, worksheets
Box 16	Hearings, 1976
Box 16	Company refusal to bargain
Box 16	Malizia Report, 1975
Box 16	The Hollow Promise
Box 16	National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) results
Box 16	Miscellaneous
	International Trade Files, 1975-1983
Box 17	1975-1983 Physical Description: 5 folders
Box 17	Statistics
Box 17	Burke-Hartke Bill
Box 17	Hearings, House Ways and Means Committee, 1970
Box 17	Industrial Union Department (IUD) Conference
	Textile/apparel tariff negotiations, 1975
Box 17	Advisory Committee I: labor policy
Box 17	Advisory Committee II: labor sector
Box 17	General
Box 17	Textile/Apparel Import Steering Group, 1975-1976
Box 17	Clippings, correspondence, UTW and TWUA Relations, 1937-1964 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 18	UTW mills, by region, 1957 September
Box 18	American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Ethical Practices Committee Report regarding, 1957 September
Box 18	Internal fight, Baldanzi, Emil Rieve, 1952 Physical Description: 2 folders
	Conferences
Box 18	Cotton-Synthetic, South, 1971-1979 Physical Description: 10 folders
Box 18	Southern Wage Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1974 March 24-25
Box 18	Dyeing and Finishing, 1977
Box 18	Synthetics Division, Synthetic Fibers, 1975-1982 Physical Description: 6 folders
Box 18	Velvet and Pile, 1975-1976
Box 18	Cotton-Synthetic, North, 1975-1976 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 19	Cotton-Synthetic, North, 1978
Box 19	Wool, 1974-1978 Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 19	Bag and Packaging, 1975-1984 Physical Description: 9 folders
Box 20	Bag and Packaging, 1985-1987 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 20	New England, 1979 March 16
Box 20	Southern, 1978-1981 Physical Description: 4 files
Box 20	Reports, 1973-1975 Physical Description: 8 folders
Box 20	Archives, volume II, 1961
	Industry Memoranda
Box 29	Concentration of Ownership
Box 29	Textile employment, hours, earnings
Box 29	Mill listings by state, area, and industry Physical Description: 2 folders
	Economic Analysis
Box 29	Cotton and Rayon Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 29	Woolen and Worsted Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 29	Carpets and Rugs
Box 29	Knit Goods and Hosiery
Box 29	Dyeing, Finishing, and Printing
Box 29	Cordage, Twine, and Jute
Box 29	Bags
Box 29	Synthetic Yarn and Fiber
Box 29	Other industries
Box 29	All Textile Industry (I of II)
Box 30	All Textile Industry (II of II)
Box 30	Tufting
Box 30	Mill Closings and Liquidations, by industry Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 30	Mill Closings and Liquidations, by area
Box 30	Unemployment Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 30	Prices
Box 30	Strikes
Box 30	Government contracts
Box 30	Miscellaneous Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 30	Tariff statements (Section 1-3) Physical Description: 5 folders
	Administration
Box 32	Monthly reports, 1945-1965, 1972-1975 Physical Description: 3 folders
	Interoffice memos
Box 32	General President, 1972-1974 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 32	General, 1972-1974 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 33	General, 1969-1972 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 33	William Pollock, 1969-1972
Box 32	Financial Book (“F”) 1 and 2, A1-A6, #1-130 Physical Description: 2 folders
	Organization and Foreign
Box 34	Elections, certifications and recognitions, non-bargaining situations, unfair labor practices, loss of bargaining rights
Box 34	Contract provisions other than wage and fringe benefits
Box 34	Contract termination, renewals, and reopening
Box 34	Organizational targets, methods and tactics, campaigns
Box 34	Strikes
Box 34	Non-TWUA Plants organized by other unions, unorganized Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 34	Labor unions, structure and administration, constitutions, jurisdictions
Box 34	Miscellaneous
Box 34	Unionization, all industries and states
	Canadian Textiles
Box 34	General wage information
Box 34	Fringe benefits
Box 34	Cotton-Rayon Industry
Box 34	Woolen and Worsted Industry
Box 34	Other textile industry branches
Box 34	Mill Products Industry
Box 34	Extent of TWUA/UTW, miscellaneous, foreign textiles
Box 34	Foreign textiles
Box 34	Industry book (B-300), Cordage, Rope, and Jute, “W” series reports
Box 34	General pension and profit sharing (“P”) Book I, includes Pension and Separation (“PS”) series
Box 34	“P” Book II, Pension and Profit Sharing Plans, alphabetical by company, and Summaries of Specific Plans Physical Description: 3 folders
	Organizing
Box 34	Southern Survey, Interviews, 1957
Box 34	Southern Organizing (“S” Series), 1962
Box 35	Organizing Committee Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 35	Reports, elections won Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 35	Reports, elections lost, A-Y Physical Description: 6 folders
Box 35	Virginia Woolen Company, Winchester, Virgina, clippings
Box 35	Progress Reports and Analysis, by company, A-K Physical Description: 6 folders
Box 36	Progress Reports and Analysis, by company, L-Y Physical Description: 4 folders
	Compiled data and manuals
Box 37	Technical bulletins
Box 37	Staff manual, hourly rates for industry employees
Box 37	Staff training program, 1969 January
Box 37	Book lists, Industrial Engineering reports to the Executive Council, vertical file listing, “Z” series directories, 1968-1975
Box 37	Staff manual, History of Industries and Employment
Box 37	Staff manual, organizing pamphlets, 1968
Box 37	Conference on Organizing, New York, New York, 1972 November 10
Box 37	Organizing leaflets, 1968
Box 37	Staff directory, 1970-1971
Box 37	Expired agreements, 1946-1976 Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 37	New agreements, 1948-1976
Box 37	“The Enka Strike at Lowlands, Tennessee,” 1950
Box 37	Necrology folder, primarily William Pollack, 1975-1989
Box 37	Technical Administrative bulletins, #500-562 Physical Description: 5 folders
Box 37	Technical case studies, #140 86, 1946-1952 Physical Description: 3 folders
Box 37	Technical II, Changes in Textiles industry memos, “TDB”s, Time Study and Work Load Data, “ZCF” forms Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 37	Cotton-Rayon jobs, wage and work assignment data “ZC series,” 1950s
Box 38	Cotton-Rayon jobs, wage and work assignment data “ZC series,” 1950s Physical Description: 4 folders
Box 38	Technical Jobs, data “Machinery (“M”) series” Physical Description: 3 folders
	George Perkel files
Box 38	“Textile Labor,” 1964
Box 38	Dyers and Finishers bulletin, 1963
Box 38	Education mailings, 1963-1964
Box 38	Report to the Executive Council from the Research Department, 1943 March 1
Box 38	Convention 1964, anniversary kit
Box 38	Press releases, pamphlets, 1963
Box 38	Washington memos, 1963
Box 38	Regional bulletins, 1963-1964
Box 38	Financial information, 1963
Box 38	Research Department reports, 1963
Box 38	Mailings, joint boards and locals, 1963-1964
Box 38	Surveys and reports, agreements, elections, and strikes, 1962-1964
Box 38	News releases, 1964
Box 38	“Conspiracy in Southern Textiles,” TWUA presentation to Labor Subcommittee, 1967