Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: a variety of general bulletins; regulation on the individual reporting of money received from employers as expenses; general isntructions to all organizers; daily expense allowance information; Universal Air Travel Plan Contract; AFL-CIO cash advances. Correspondents include: Thomas P. Moran, President AFL-CIO Employees Federal Credit Union; Main & Co. CPA's; William F. Schnitzler, Secretary-Treasurer AFL-CIO; Harold Jack, AFL-CIO Comptroller;...

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Correspondence deals with and includes: membership books with dues receipts; a program with pictures from the 1941 UAWA-AFL Convention; letter of temporary assignment to Cleveland, Ohio; dues payments; notification to friends of entering war. Correspondents include: Gerald E. Cummins, Financial Secretary-Treasurer UAW; Peter G. Noll, Director UAW; Irvan Cary, International Pres. AFL-CIO; Jerry Aldred, International Secretary-Treasurer UAW.

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Correspondence deals with and includes: information on the 10th Annual Convention of the National Conference of Union Labor Legionnaires; American Legion Membership card and dues receipt of Pat McCartney. Correspondents include: Edward P. DeKeyser, Commander-American Legion; George C. Danfield, Exec-Secretary Union Labor Legionnaires.

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: Military Service Certificate; pamphlet on "Going Back to Civilian Life;" Army qualification notices; honorable discharge papers; induction report; war department applications; life insurance premium receipts; information on National Service Life Insurance, renewal of insurance, insurance payments; military passes; GI Bill of Rights. Correspondents include: Harold E. Stoll, Wayne County Treasurer; Paul Anderson, Chief Underwriting Div. Vet. Admin.; H.N....

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Material deals with and includes: record of honorable discharge; service record; map of quarters; Catholic Prayer Book; Training regiment and reports; Alphabetical Index of the "2nd Platoon;" graduation booklet.

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: initial information of McCartney's aspiration to secure membership with the United Association of Journeymen Plumbers and Steam Fitters; minutes from a meeting of the Plumbers and Steam Fitters Union indicating the increase in dues to help meet expenses; many letters considering dues and assessments made while Pat McCartney was a member of this union; a blank application to join this union; a copy of the constitution of the Plumbers and Steam Fitters...

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Correspondence includes: McCartney's fraternal dues and sick benefits. Correspondents include: Joseph D. MacDonald, Secretary Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: resolutions concerning labor recognition in Civilian Defense; compensation for injured civil defense workers etc.; travel authorization; letters of temporary appointment and expense vouchers for the purpose of official business for the office of Civlian Defense; reports on labor conventions; list of labor unions and trades in each; labor's role in civilian defense; McCartney's application and personal history statment when applying with the Office for...

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Correspondence deals with and includes: letters from friends in different organizations affiliated with the American Federation of Labor; letters of a personal nature along with some concerning new assignments, salaries owed and different organization drives. Correspondents include: Albert M. Witzling, President Omaha Central Labor Union; Peter G. Noll, Director UAW; Ernst Scharnowski, member of the Labor Union Delegation in Berlin; Coleman Claherty, General Rep. AFL.

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: a variety of letters, some dealing with personal matters and business matters, i.e. McCartney's opposition to the Communist Party; contributions to Catholic charities through the National Catholic Welfare Conference; summons for McCartney to appear before the Un-American Activities Committe of the House of Representatives; an autobiography (1951) of McCartney to be used in a West Virginia Labor Day celebration; small number of various newspaper...

Abstract Correspondence deals with and includes: various newspaper articles; court agreements; claims and application for unemployment compensation; letters concerning confusion over McCartney's seniority date and his leave of absence while working with the Chrysler Corporation. Correspondents include: Coleman Claherty, General Rep., AFL; Harold Jack, AFL-CIO Controller; C.C. Rowles, Supervisor of Labor Relations, Chrysler Corp.; Frank P. Fenton, Director of Organization AFL; John J. Murphy, AFL-...

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Nametag and ribbon; clipping; "Night, Sunday, and Holiday Pass".