Correspondence deals with and includes: Suspension Data for the MPLS-CLUC; the Restoration of Charter; Procedures of the MPLS-CLUC; the Crammond Court Case. Correspondents include: Walter Crammond, President MCLUC; George Meany, President AFL-CIO; Jerome Froehlig, Recording Secretary CLUC AFL-CIO; Lane Kirkland, Assistant to Pres. George Meany; Leon Greene, Executive Board Member, Carpenters International AFL-CIO.

Material includes: newspaper articles and various forms of correspondence dealing with uniting AFL-CIO unions in Minneapolis; the MPLS CLUC LABOR REVIEW; retirement agreement; Job Classifications and Wage Scales in 1960.

Material deals with and includes: handbills, flyers, leaflets and news clippings concerning the war in the MPLS Central Labor Union; a copy of the front page of a 11/4/48 newspaper with following headline, "Truman, Humphrey, McCarthy Win."

Correspondence deals with and includes: letters, news clippings and telegrams concerning various aspects of McCartney's assignment in Minneapolis. Correspondents include: Robert W. Mattson, Attorney at Law; Stanley Stabno, Minneapolis City & County Employees; Charles Heymanns, Director AFL-CIO; Karl Rolvaag, Governor of Minnesota; Jerome Dunsmore, Secretary Minnesota State Council of Brewery Workers.

Correspondence deals with and includes: AFL-CIO trusteeship over the Minneapolis Central Labor Union Council and lifting of trusteeship; list of new Central Labor Union Council officers; minutes of Minneapolis Central Labor Union Council, AFL-CIO Delegate Body Meetings.

Correspondence deals with and includes: McCartney's testimonial dinner in 1962; financial reports; newspapers-mcCartney's columns "Progress Report" in the LABOR NEWS; articles on Crammond suit-Walter Crammond ousted as President of the MPLS CLUC in 1962. Correspondents include: Stanley Stabno, Minneapolis City & County Employees; George Meany; Donald A. Schnobrich & Co., CPA's; Robert Gomsrud, MPLS CLUC.