Abstract Material includes: handbills; newspaper articles; bulletins and campaign letters involving the organizational dispute in the Buckeye Bumper Plant of GM when deciding between the AFL and the CIO; a copy of the July, 1940, agreement between the GM Corp. and the UAW affiliated with the AFL; statment of per capita tax for January 1940, apparently for Detroit area groups. Correspondents include: Peter G. Noll, regional director, UAW-AFL; Homer Martin, Int' President of the UAW of America; Patrick...

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Material includes: newspapers, handbills, bulletins and AFL promotional billings, concerning the organization of different unions, a souvenir booklet of the International Convention of the UAW of America (AFL affiliation); a special convention issue of the VOICE OF THE UNION CEMENT, LIME, GYPSUM & ALLIED WORKER. [AFL affiliation]; a print of the AFL logo. Correspondents include: M.R. Ford; Harry Geis; Wm. Green.

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Material includes: newspaper articles, handbills, fliers and other promotional materials dealing with the campaign to organize the Ford plant, and the resulting dispute between the AFL and the CIO.

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Material includes: campaign and organization of the Western Cartridge Company in Alton, Illinois.

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Material includes: copies of small newspapers published by the AFL "in the interests of the Western Cartidge Employees"- propaganda to help push organization with the AFL.

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Material includes: newsletters published by the AFL to aid in their organization of the Western Cartridge Co. in East Alton, Illinois.

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Material includes: newspapers, letters and notices concerning the organizing within the East Alton Manufacturing Co. and the Chemical Workers Union; the decision of the independent wage earners of the Western Cartridge Co. to reamin independent. Correspondents include: Alphonse Eberle, dean of Law at St. Louis University; Joseph A. Padway, General Counsel, AFL; J.M. Olin, First V-P., Western Cartridge Co.

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Material includes: small newspapers (of the American Aluminum Workers); propaganda and election news of the Newark Aluminum Workers.

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Material includes: handbills, bulletins and newsletters published by the AFL to encourage the organization of the American Aluminum workers; the eventual victory of the AFL in the ALCOA plants.

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Material includes: newsletters and handbills concerning the organization of Alcoa plant in Lafayette, Indiana.

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Material includes: telegrams; letters and reports on the negotiation for the Aluminum Plant Workers in Lafayette, Ind.; photos of a man with an injured leg (no explanation); a summary of the International Council of Aluminum Workers Union AFL 1934-1943. Correspondents include: Frank P. Fenton, Director of Organization, AFL; Margaret Scattergood, Research Dept., AFL; Harold Graybill; Hugh Gormley, Regional Director, AFL.

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Material consists of: a single copy of magazine AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST.