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Contact Information:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives
Martin P. Catherwood Library 227 Ives Hall Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853 (607) 255-3183 Fax: (607) 255-9641 kheel_center@cornell.edu http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/library/kheel |
Compiled by:
Kheel Center Staff
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Date completed:
2002
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EAD encoding:
Casey Westerman, April 2002
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© 2002 Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library
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5780/001. Local 10. Minutes, 1906-1973.
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The Stulberg General Secretary-Treasurer records consist
primarily of correspondence dealing with union managerial matters during
Stulberg's term in office, though there is also some correspondence from his
tenure as executive vice-president (April 1956-May 1959), as well as a small
amount (ca. 1 linear foot) of personal correspondence in the collection. Among
the most signficant topics are: civil rights (including materials on the 1963
March on Washington); collective bargaining agreements with other unions
(custodial and clerical workers' unions); health care (including Medstore plan
for prescription drug discounts to union health members); housing for garment
workers in New York City; locals, regional departments, and joint boards of the
ILGWU throughout the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico; relations with the AFL-CIO;
retirement funds; union administrative matters; union conventions; union
involvement in politics in New York City and New York State; and workers'
compensation.
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The Stulberg presidential records consist of
correspondence, memoranda, photographs, speeches and subject files primarily
dealing with union matters during Stulberg's term in office, though there are
some personal materials in the collection as well. Topics covered include:
civil rights; dealings with garment manufacturers; international labor
activities; locals and regional departments of the ILGWU throughout the U.S.,
Puerto Rico, and Canada; minority membership in the ILGWU; relations with other
unions; strikes and other labor disputes; union administrative matters; union
conventions; union involvement in politics and government, especially in New
York City and New York State; retirees' benefits, scholarships; union
organizing; and wages.
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The Umhey Executive Secretary records consist primarily of
organizational records, subject files, and correspondence dealing with union
administrative matters. Much of the collection is made up of routine
correspondence. There is, however, significant material documenting such ILGWU
activities as the annual convention, Union Health Center, Unity House (the
ILGWU resort), and Unity Broadcasting Corporation, which owned a number of
radio stations across the country. In addition, the collection contains
correspondence with government officials about labor situations in the garment
industry during World War II, and information about health care, benefits, and
pensions for workers. Some of Umhey's personal records are also
included.
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The collection consists of correspondence, subject files,
form letters, circulars, speeches and other items from Morris Sigman's term as
ILGWU president. Among the topics covered are: communist activity in the ILGWU,
and the leadership's battle against a communist takeover of the union;
conditions in the U.S. garment industry, particularly in New York City;
education for workers; inter- and intra-union relations; ILGWU locals, with an
emphasis on the New York City area; strikes in the garment industry (in
particular the Cloakmakers' strike of 1926), as well as in other industries;
life and unemployment insurance for union members; relations with other garment
workers' unions in the U.S., Great Britain, Poland and the Soviet Union, and
with the International Clothing Workers' Federation in Amsterdam; relations
with the garment manufacturers; unemployment insurance; union legal matters;
and union organizing activities.
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5780/007. Local 82. Examiners and Floor Workers' Union.
Minutes, 1917-1970.
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5780/008. Local 10. Amalgamated Ladies Garment Cutters
Union. Dues books, 1904-1911.
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Correspondence, form letters, circulars and subject files
relating to Schlesinger's term, June 1914 to January 1923. Topics covered in
these materials include union organizing; strikes, labor disputes, working
conditions, and other labor issues in the women's garment industry,
particularly in New York City; inter-union relations; relations between
manufacturers' associations and the union; efforts by Schlesinger and others to
form an alliance of garment workers' unions; discussions with foreign garment
workers' unions; education for workers in New York City; and Jewish war relief
efforts during World War I.
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Correspondence and subject files relating to Schlesinger's
term, October 1928 to June 1932. Topics covered in these materials include:
communist activity in the garment industry unions; contract negotiations;
Schlesinger's role as business manager of the Jewish Daily Forward (Chicago);
labor disputes in the women's garment industry of New York City; racketeering;
socialism; garment industry strikes in New York City (including the 1929
Cloakmakers' Strike and the 1930 Dressmakers' Strike); the Tom Mooney Defense
Committee; relations between manufacturers' associations and the union; union
conventions; union elections; union finances; and worker education.
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5780/011. Local 10. Amalgamated Ladies Garment Cutters
Union. Isidore Nagler. Managers' correspondence, 1939-1952.
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5780/012. Local 10. Amalgamated Ladies Garment Cutters
Union. Moe Falikman. Managers' correspondence, 1952-1968.
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5780/013. Local 9. Cloak and Suit Finishers' Union.
Managers' correspondence, 1933-1951.
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The Charles Zimmerman papers consist primarily of
correspondence, reports, minutes, newspaper clippings, and broadsides dealing
with his activities as a leader in Local 22 (in Series I), as well as his other
union and political activities (in Series II). Among the most significant
material in the collection is correspondence documenting Zimmerman's activities
with the Communist Party in the U.S. and its various factions and splinter
groups, as well as other political organizations and figures. Correspondents
include Jay Lovestone and William Z. Foster; there is also considerable
material dealing with the Communist Party of the U.S.A. and the "Majority
Group," or Lovestone faction. Other political parties represented include the
American Labor Party, the Liberal Party (New York State), and the Socialist
Party.
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5780/014 P. Local 22. Dressmaker's Union. Charles S.
Zimmerman. Photographs, 1910-1958.
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5780/015. Local 22. Dressmaker's Union. Papers, 1920-1933.
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5780/016. General Executive Board. Minutes, 1913-1995.
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5780/017. Local 9. Cloak and Suit Finishers' Union.
Minutes, 1914-1944.
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5780/018. General Executive Board. Appeal Committee Cases,
1926-1956.
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5780/019. Local 38. Theatrical Workers' Union. Minutes,
1920-1959.
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The New York Cloak Joint Board records consist of articles,
correspondence, reports, photographs, and other items. The bulk of the
collection is made up of correspondence of three of its managers, Israel
Feinberg, Isidore Nagler, and Henoch Mendelsund. There are also some records
from the Cloak Out-of-Town Department. These items primarily document concerns
of the New York Cloak Joint Board from the 1930 through the 1960s. Much of the
material is administrative or routine in nature. Topics addressed include:
benefits (especially health insurance and retirement funds); contract
negotiations; financial matters; jurisdictional disputes between locals and
between the ILGWU and other unions; ILGWU conventions; legal matters; other
ILGWU departments and locals; political activity (at both the national and
local level); relations with garment manufacturers; union organizing; wages;
and worker education. There are also items concerning international labor
activities, proposed legislation in the U.S. and in New York State, and aid to
Israel.
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5780/021. Local 62. Undergarment and Negligee Workers'
Union. Records, 1922-1963.
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The Local 62 correspondence consists primarily of letters
of Samuel Shore and Louis Stulberg, the managers of the Local during much of
the period. There are also articles, photographs, reports, and other materials
in the collection. These items primarily document the activities and concerns
of the Local's leadership from the depression years through the 1960s. The bulk
of the material deals with Local administrative matters, benefits, garment
manufacturers, other ILGWU departments and locals, political activity (at both
the national and local level), relations with other unions, union organizing,
wages, and working conditions in the shops. It is mostly restricted to New York
City. In addition, there is some personal correspondence of both Shore and
Stulberg.
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Correspondence, speeches, and subject files covering Luigi
Antonini's activities, both within and outside of the ILGWU, from the 1920s to
the 1960s. The correspondence documents many of Antonini's most significant
contributions to the ILGWU, the post-war Italian labor movement, and politics
in New York State and the U.S. Included in the collection are materials
relating to Antonini's role in the ILGWU, especially in union administrative
matters; documentation of his involvement in building a free labor movement in
post-war Italy; items dealing with his activities in the American Labor Party
and the Liberal Party of New York; and items that highlight his role in
anti-fascist organizations before and during the Second World War.
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5780/024. Local 89. Italian Dressmakers' Union. Minutes.
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5780/025. Local 262. Union de la Robe. Minutes, 1943-1970.
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5780/026. Local 315. Embroidery, Pleaters, Stitchers and
Button Makers' Union. Minutes, 1937-1963.
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5780/027. Local 205. Dress Cutters' Union. Minutes,
1935-1967.
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5780/028. Locals 19, 43, 61, 112, 342, 438, 584, and 592.
Montreal and Quebec. Minutes, 1936-1974.
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5780/029. Montreal Joint Board. Minutes, 1945-1968.
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5780/030. Montreal Joint Council. Records, 1936-1963.
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5780/031. Local 35. Coat, Suit, Sportswear and Allied
Garment Pressers Union. Records, 1927-1977.
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5780/032. New York Cloak and Dressmakers Joint Board.
Records, 1926-1977.
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5780/033. New York Dress Joint Board. Minutes, 1922-1976.
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5780/034. Local 117. Cloak, Suit, Infants' and Childrens'
Coat Operators and Sample Makers' Union. Minutes, 1936-1949, 1960-1973.
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5780/035. Local 40. Beltmakers' Union. Records, 1933-1977.
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5780/036. Local 22. Dressmakers' Union. Minutes,
1934-1972.
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5780/037. Locals 24, 39, 56, 69, and 117. Minutes,
1913-1962.
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5780/038. Regional Departments. Canadian Area. Films.
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5780/039. Upper South Department. Baltimore Joint Board.
Records, 1937-1971.
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5780/040. Local 48. Italian Cloakmakers Union. Records,
1916-1972.
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5780/041. New York Cloak Joint Board. Payroll analysis.
1959-1972.
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5780/042. Local 25. Ladies Waist and Dressmakers' Union.
L'Operaia. Publication, 1913-1918.
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5780/043. Locals 72 and 192. Toronto Dressmakers Joint
Council. Records. Locals 14, 68, 83, 92, and 94. Toronto Cloak Joint Board.
Records, 1928-1972.
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5780/044. Chicago Joint Board. Records, 1914-1974.
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5780/045. Predecessor records and local records,
1884-1948.
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5780/046. Los Angeles Joint Board. Minutes, 1934-1975.
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5780/046 P. Los Angeles Joint Board. Photographs,
1940-1975.
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5780/047. Joint Board Dress and Waistmakers' Union of
Greater New York. Managers' correspondence, 1928-1972.
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5780/048. Cleveland Joint Board. Records, 1934-1956.
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Correspondence, subject files, speeches, articles,
photographs, and programs from Fannia Cohn's term as Executive Secretary of the
ILGWU Education Department. The materials in Series I are primarily letters
between Cohn and various individuals pertaining to trade union matters in
general and the ILGWU in particular. Included in the series are programs for
lectures, concerts, museum visits and tours of New York City that were offered
to ILGWU members and others as part of the Education Department's
activities.
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5780/050. Northeast Department. Records,
1940-1970.
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5780/051. Justice and Gerechtigkeit. Publications.
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Chiefly correspondence and articles with and by Gus Tyler
from the 1950s to the 1970s. Series I consists of Tyler's correspondence.
Series II is made up of subject files, dealing with both union and non-union
matters. Series III contains both correspondence with and articles by Tyler.
Individuals represented include: Abraham Beame; Sol Chaikin; Wilbur Daniels;
David Dubinsky; Arthur J. Goldberg; Andrew M. Greeley; Averell Harriman; Hubert
Humphrey; Jay Lovestone; George McGovern; John F. Kennedy; Robert F. Kennedy;
Charles Silberman; Leon Stein; Philip Taft; and Abraham Weiss.
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The Local 105 materials consist primarily of routine
correspondence, reports, and minutes of executive and membership meetings. Much
of the correspondence is from Martin L. Cohen, the manager-secretary of Local
105. The bulk of the material deals with administrative matters, contract
negotiations, donations to (and requests for donations from) charitable
organizations, health, welfare and retirement benefits, garment manufacturers,
other ILGWU departments and locals, and relations with the AFL-CIO. Some of the
correspondence addresses the changing ethnic makeup of the union's membership,
particularly the steady increase in Hispanic workers during the 1950s and
1960s. Other items concern the adoption of children orphaned after World War
II. A small amount of Martin Cohen's personal correspondence is also included.
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The Local 155 records consist primarily of the
correspondence of Louis Nelson, manager of Local 155 during the period. There
are also articles, speeches, and other materials, as well as a small amount of
Nelson's personal correspondence. These items document the activities and
concerns of the Local's leadership from the depression years through the late
1960s. In addition to routine Local administrative matters, the materials cover
a wide variety of topics, including anti-Semitism, civil rights issues, health
and retirement benefits, the women's clothing industry, New York City
elections, political activities of the Local, relations with other unions,
forced labor in the Soviet Union, the Spanish Civil War, strikes, and union
elections.
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5780/055. Boston Joint Board. Records, 1930-1976.
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Financial and administrative reports, meeting minutes,
correspondence, and other materials documenting the activities and interests of
the ILGWU Research Department. Much of the material concerns various strikes,
including the New York cloakmakers' strikes of 1926 and 1929, as well as the
"Protocol of Peace" of 1910. There are some additional items dealing with the
New York Cloak Joint Board. A good portion of the material is administrative in
nature.
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The records of the Education Department of Local 22, New
York City are made up of correspondence, newspaper clippings, newsletters,
programs, photographs, and speeches documenting the activities of the
Department from the 1930s to the 1970s. In addition to documentation of the
Department's activities, there is material on the local's political involvement
with the Liberal Party of New York State and some items about aid to the
Republican cause during the Spanish Civil War. There are also some materials
dealing with international labor cooperation, civil rights, and communism in
the U.S. Correspondents include Joseph Mazur and Saby Nehama.
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5780/058. Southeast Region. Records, 1937-1970.
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5780/059. Local 23-25. Records, 1922-1972.
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Correspondence, annual reports, articles, financial
statements, and other materials documenting the evolving role of the ILGWU
Union Health Center. Much of the material is routine or administrative in
nature. Other items in the collection include articles by such figures as
George M. Price and Pauline Newman, the Center's director, on the issue of
union health centers generally and the ILGWU Center in particular.
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5780/061. Letters, printed material, and cases, 1895-1969.
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The International Relations Department records consist
chiefly of the correspondence of its director, Henoch Mendlesund, during his
tenure from 1968-1980. The collection also includes articles, reports,
conference materials, photographs, and other items. The materials in this
collection have an emphasis on labor issues in the developing world. There is
correspondence with leaders of clothing and textile workers' unions in India,
Japan, Turkey, Kenya, Latin America, Namibia, South Korea, among other
countries. Other items concern conventions and conferences of the ILGWU that
emphasized international issues, visits from foreign union leaders to the
ILGWU, and visits of ILGWU leaders to foreign countries. There are also some
materials about garment workers' unions in Western Europe. Topics addressed
include working conditions, human rights, economic, political, and social
conditions in developing countries, and requests for aid to assist foreign
unions.
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5780/063. Legal files.
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5780/064. Local 89. Italian Dress and Waistmakers' Union.
Minutes, 1919-1971.
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5780/065. San Francisco Joint Board. Records, 1930-1969.
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5780/066. Local 91. Children's Dress and Infant's Wear
Union. Records.
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5780/067. Local 22. Dressmaker's Union. Israel Breslow.
Manager's records.
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5780/068. Local 66. Executive Board records, 1922-1959.
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5780/069. Leon Stein collection.
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5780/070. "Ladies' Garment Worker". Publication,
1911-1917.
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5780/071. Local 25. Ladies' Waist and Dressmakers Union.
"The Message". Publication, 1913-1918.
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5780/072. Constitutions and dues books.
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5780/074. Mary Goff Shuster records.
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5780/075. Agreements.
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5780/075 mf. Collective bargaining agreements. Microfilm.
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5780/076. Local 132. Plastic, Moulders and Novelty
Workers' Union. Managers' correspondence. Joel Menist and Sam Eisenberg.
1961-1973.
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5780/077. Local 98. Rubberized Plastic Fabric Workers'
Union. Herbert Pokodner. Mangers' records. Executive Board Minutes,
1938-1970.
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5780/078. Research Department. Reports, 1938- .
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5780/079. Local 62. Undergarment and Negligee Workers'
Union. Matthew Schoenwald. Managers' correspondence.
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5780/080. Convention transcripts, 1978-1992.
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5780/081. Legal Department. Files, 1928-1982.
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5780/082. James Lipsig. Assistant Executive Secretary's
records, 1948-1978.
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5780/083. Sol C. Chaikin papers, 1940-1986.
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5780/084. Wilbur Daniels. Papers, 1965-1987.
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5780/085. Legal Department. National War Labor Board case
files, 1936-1946.
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5780/086. Educational Department. Jasper Peyton records,
1963-1982.
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5780/087. Leon Stein records.
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5780/087 mf. Triangle fire trial transcript and summary.
Microfilm, 1911.
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5780/087 P. Leon Stein. Photographs.
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5780/088. Gus Tyler. Records, 1958-1981.
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5780/089. Local 62-32. Intimate Apparel, Embroidery, Belt
and Allied Workers Local. Agreements, 1966-1981.
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5780/090. Central Pennsylvania District. Photographs,
publications and newspapers. 1940-1976.
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5780/094. Local 10. Amalgamated Ladies Garment Cutters
Union. Membership record book, 1911-1915.
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5780/095. Local 23-25. Blouse, Skirt, and Sportswear
Workers. Records, 1984-1994.
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Correspondence, subject files, articles, transcripts of
broadcasts, photographs, and other materials dating from the end of the 1950s
to 1996. Series I consists of both ILGWU and non-union correspondence. Series
II is made up of subject files, dealing with both union and non-union matters.
Series III contains publications, writings, transcripts of radio and television
broadcasts, and other materials. Series IV consists of miscellaneous materials,
including photographs, cassette tapes, and ILGWU publications.
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5780/097. Susan Cowell. Vice President's records,
1982-1995.
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5780/098. Paintings and memorabilia, 1952-1979.
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5780/101. Midwest Region. Records.
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5780/102 P. Justice. Photographs, 1910-1990.
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5780/103. Political Department. Records, 1962-1983.
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5780/104. David Dubinsky Foundation. Records.
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5780/105. Research Department. Lazare Teper.
Records.
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5780/106. Education Department. Beverly Schulman.
Records.
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5780/107. Legal Department. Siems-Kellwood
records.
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5780/109. Broadsides, 1907-1980.
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5780/110 OHT. Oral history transcripts, 1966-1986.
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5780/111. Archives Department. Records.
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5780/112. Exhibit display panels.
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5780/113. Wilbur Daniels. Assistant to the President.
Records, 1967-1973.
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5780/114. Apparel, Job Training, Research. Files.
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5780/115. Western States Region. Records, 1949-1975.
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5780/116. Montreal Joint Board. Records.
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5780/117. Quebec Joint Council. Records.
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5780/118. Management Engineering. Reports. 1941-1982 [bulk
1941-1942].
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5780/119. Political Department. Evy Dubrow. Records.
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5780/120. Western Massachusetts District records.
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5780/121. Publications.
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5780/122. Unity House. Files, 1971-1993.
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5780/123. Research Department. Files.
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5780/124. Industrial Council of Cloak, Suit and Skirt
Manufacturers. Current Bulletin and Weekly Market Letter. Publication,
1939-1953.
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5780/125. Photographs, publications and ad boards.
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5780/126. James Lipsig. Assistant Executive Secretary's
files, 1946-1970.
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5780/127. America's Next Great Designer Competition.
Scrapbooks, 1968, 1975-1982.
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5780/128. Women's Wear Daily scrapbooks, 1977-1985.
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5780/129. Local 155. Records, 1971-1972.
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5780/130. Local 153. Files, 1953.
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5780/131. Local 10. Amalgamated Ladies Garment Cutters
Union. Files, 1971.
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5780/132. Local 226. Files, 1946-1973
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5780/133. Local 75. Files, 1950-1953.
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5780/134 TR. Audiocassettes.
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5780/135. Sol Chaikin, The First Year. Presentation
volume, 1975-1976.
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5780/136. David Dubinsky. Scrapbooks, 1940, 1955.
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5780/137. Dress and Cloak Makers Joint Board. Records,
1933, 1940.
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5780/138. Education Department. Kitty Krupat files,
1990-1995.
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5780/139 mf. L'Operaia.
Microfilm, 1913-1919.
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5780/140. Library, selected material.
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5780/142. Political and Legislative Department. Evelyn
Dubrow files, 1985-1995.
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5780/143. James Parrott. Executive Assistant to the
President. Files, 1980-1991.
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5780/144. Organizing Department. Files,
1979-1989.
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5780/145. Association Agreements, Out of business
contracts, 1914-1994.
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5780/146. Master Agreements, Out of business contracts,
1941-1994.
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5780/147. Independents, Out of business contracts,
1943-1995.
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5780/148. Research Department. Wages and hours files,
1938-1942, 1950-1975.
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5780/150. Carl Proper. Executive Assistant to the
President. Files, 1975-1994.
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5780/151. Professional and Clerical Employees (PACE)
files, 1976-1990.
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5780/152. David Melman. Executive Assistant to the
President. Files, 1974-1992.
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5780/153. Local #91. Children's Dress, Infant's Wear,
Dress and Bathrobe Makers Union. David Dubinsky presentation volume, May
1940.
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5780/154. President's office. Files, 1981-1985.
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5780/155. Wilbur Daniels. Assistant to the President.
Files, 1977-1985.
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5780/156. Vice President. Files, 1979-1981.
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5780/157. Midwest region office. Files, 1970-1995.
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5780/158. Out of business contracts, 1988-1998.
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5780/159. Abraham Rosenberg. Memoirs of a Cloak Maker.
Papers and microfilm, 1883-1910.
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5780/160. Scrapbooks, 1910-1958.
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5780/161. Cloak Joint Board. Governor's Advisory
Commission. Files, 1924-26, 1956-59.
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5780/162. Donnelly Garment Company v. ILGWU. Legal
documents, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1942.
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5780/163. Research Department. US National Industry
Recovery Administration (NIRA) Hearings files, 1933-1937.
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5780/164. Joint Board shop lists, 1924-29, 1936-49, 1954.
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5780/165. Governor Smith's hearings and arbitration with
various associations, files, 1924.
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5780/167. Unpublished union histories, 1911-1971.
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5780/168. Research Department. Files, 1890-1971.
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5780/169. Local Publications, 1914-1975.
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Collection consists of materials pertaining to the 1949
murder of William Lurye, an organizer for the ILGWU, and the 1951 trial of
Benedict Macri, who was acquitted of the crime. Documents include a scrapbook
of news clippings on the case, a wanted poster for the fugitive suspect John
Giusto, and the court transcript of Macri's trial.
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5780/171. Union Health Center. Publications, 1912-1986.
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5780/172. Canadian Publications, 1936-1984.
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5780/173. Gold Bond Certificates, 1928-1932.
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5780/174. Cleveland Office. Files, 1914-1921.
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5780/175. Termination analysis log books, 1979-1980.
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5780/176. Communications Department. Clippings files,
1987-1995.
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5780/176 P. Communications Department. Photographs.
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5780/177. Communications Department. Biography Files.
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5780/177 P. Communications Department. Photographs.
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5780/178. Charles Zimmerman, collector. Radical pamphlets.
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5780/179. David Dubinsky. Memorabilia.
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5780/180. Justice. Index,
1947-1979.
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5780/182. Arbitration proceedings and Joint Board minutes,
1913-1917.
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5780/183. Ohio-Kentucky Region.
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5780/183 AV. Ohio-Kentucky Region. Audio-Visual
Materials.
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5780/183 P. Ohio-Kentucky Region. Photographs.
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5780/184. Training Institute. Evaluation Forms, ca.
1951-1965.
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5780/185 mf. Gerechtigkeit
(Justice), 1919-1957. Microfilm.
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5780/186 mf. Giustizia
(Justice), 1919-1946. Microfilm.
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5780 AV. Audiovisual collection.
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5780 F. Films.
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5780 MB. Memorabilia.
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5780 O. Oversized items.
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5780 P. Photographs.
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5780 Perm. Permanent exhibit.
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5780 PUBS. Publications.
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