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Material includes: an address by Patrick McCartney delivered at North Platte, Nebraska voting against the anti-union shop amendment; a speech on the democracy of a union shop given by a war veteran at a Conference of Chaplains; a copy of the proposed anti-union shop amendment and various speeches against it; and a copy of Utah's Right to Work Law.

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Correspondence deals with and includes: disputes over McCartney's attitude in dealing with fellow organizers, especially in the case of the harassment and ill-treatment received by Frank Cronin; a summary of the McCartney vs. Cronin dispute. Correspondents include: H.J. McClain, Oil, chemical and Atomic Workers International Union; Frank Cronin; Ed Windham; Marion County CLUC; William Kircher.

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Material includes: newspaper clipping about John A. Ruby, Young Democrats president in [Indiana?] and Dallas Sells, Jr., state AFL-CIO president in [Indiana?].

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: correspondence between Frank Fenton and Patrick McCartney concerning various topics such as: McCarney'd induction into the Armed SErvice; campaign expenditures and financial reports; new assignments given to McCartney; the situation in the ALCOA plant in Indiana in 1943; various congratulations on completed organizing drives, reports to Fenton on McCartney's activities, especially those that deal with the ALCOA plant; organizing leaflets; various...

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Correspondence deals with and includes: leave of absence for McCartney; union organizing in upper peninsula of Michigan; conference of organizers. Correspondents include Patrick McCartney, Frank Fenton, John L. Lewis.

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Correspondence deals with and includes: the Bi-annual Report from the President of the FRF; monthly financial statements; contract proposals from the FRF Regional Committeemens Conference 1972; new FRF Constitution; names and addresses of FRF members; newsletters and bulletins. Correspondents include: Gary Horton, President Field Representatives Federation (FRF); Richard P. Whitney, FRF, Secretary-Treas; L.G. Morgan, V.P. FRF; J.R. Graham, Secretary-Treasurer FRF.

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Material includes: a copy of Pope Leo XIII's encyclical letter on the Condition of Labor and Labor Study Club outlines based on said letter; a collection of articles of Samuel Gompers' career and philosophy; various addresses made by men such as Sen. Hubert Humphrey on the appreciation held for Gompers' work; various other articles and pamphlets on Gompers.

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Material includes: correspondence from Green to McCartney on various subjects and assignments; biographical sketch of Green; letters of assignments to McCartney for work in new areas along with letters of appreciation for past work.

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Material includes: various editions of an Ohio newspaper on William Green's death; earlier cards to McCartney from Green along with some letters of appreciation to McCartney for his work from Green.

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Correspondence deals with and includes: information regarding the organization of the Potato Processors Union under the American Federation of Grain Millers; bulletins of the Grain Millers and election notices. Correspondents include: J.A. Leveridge, H.A. Schneider; Jack Guinn, Representative of the American Federation of Grain Millers.

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Correspondence deals with and includes: contract negotiations; elections; tips for organizing; financial report and audit; clippings on individuals at AFL-CIO; employee grievance matter; pensions; National Labor Relation Board Procedures. Correspondents include: Hubert Humphrey, Edward Zebrowcki, Norman Murrin.