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Material includes: general newspaper articles on union and labor matters.

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Material includes: newspaper articles; resolutions from the conference of the American Federation of Labor Organizers in DC; copies of "sing-along" song books; biographical speech on Samuel Gompers.

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: newspaper articles;letters and handbills on subjects including, the problems of Veterans and Labor, an article on William Green's start with the Unions, the current constitution of the Communications Workers of America. Correspondents include: George C. Danfield, Secretary National Conference of Union-Labor Legionnaires; Leonard W. Johnson, Labor Conciliator; D.W. Tracy, International President; A.J. Beirne, President of Communications Workers of...

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Correspondence deals with and includes: an employment benefit plan review; article on Unemployment Compensation in Mich-State; welfare and pension plans; old obsolete forms used in the organizing process. Correspondents include: R.H. Harris, Business Manager of Charles D. Spencer and Associates; Pat McNamara, Michigan Senator; Reuben Roe.

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Correspondence deals with and includes: various newspaper articles; a pamphlet enclosing a brief history of the Organized Labor Movement; misc. material re: McCartney's trip to Rome in April '67 (which was then cancelled); "thank-you" notes to Veterans hospital in March '67.

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1963 Correspondence deals with and includes; newspaper clippings, letters, notes, memos and affidavits concerning the case between McCartney and George Kalhust, arising out of altercation at the Marriott Hotel picket line. Correspondents include: Val Cox, Sr.; George Kalhust; Harry Williams, International Rep. Carpenters International Union.

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Correspondence deals with: the development of the Missouri Valley Development Trades and Labor Council; Western Electric, Duluth, Minnesota; Murphy's election to International Secretary of the Bricklayers, Masons & Plasterers International Union. Correspondents include: John J. Murphy; Pat McCartney; and Frank J. Thill, Secretary St. Paul Bldg. & Construction trades council.

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: a biographical sketch of George Meany; letters describing checks sent to McCartney from Meany; the organization of the Carpenters in Indianapolis; letters of assignment to McCartney from Meany (as Pres. of AFL); a photo of George Meany; and a list of officers of the Alcoa Federal Labor Union as of June 1943. Correspondents include: George Meany & Patrick McCartney basically but also: William L. Hutcheson, General Pres. United Brotherhood of...

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Correspondence deals with: the Calhoun County Merger Convention between the AFL & the CIO. Correspondents include: George Meany, Pres. AFL-CIO; H.T. McCreedy, Director AFL-CIO; Pat McCartney, Assis. Dir.; William P. Louscher, Sr., Secretary-Treasurer Battle Creek Federation of Labor.

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Material includes: blank forms, applications and stationary of the National labor Relations Board, including "R" Case Forms and "C" Case Forms.

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: letters from O'Reilly dealing with McCartney's new assignments; organizing of public workers in the State of Michigan; organization of the Western Electric Plant in Lincoln, Nebraska; the International Sugar Workers Council organizing drive in Michigan; yearly progress report. Correspondents include: Harry E. O'Reilly, Dir. of Org. AFL; Pat McCartney, Organizer AFL; Robert Olson, Pres. Minn. St. Fed. of Labor; Arnold Zander, Pres. AFSCME International;...