Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Records on Microfilm, 1940-1977
Collection Number: 5976 mf
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Records on Microfilm, 1940-1977
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Collection Number:
5976 mf
Abstract:
This is Series A, Part 1 of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters records.
Creator:
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Quanitities:
3.33 cubic feet
Language:
Collection material in English
The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (BSCP) was, in 1925, the first labor organization
led by blacks to receive a charter in the American Federation of Labor (AFL). It merged
in 1978 with the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks (BRAC), now known as the
Transportation Communications International Union.
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INFORMATION FOR USERS
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Records on Microfilm #5976 mf. Kheel Center for
Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library.
Names:
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. Lady Auxiliary
Subjects:
Railroads -- Employees -- Labor unions -- United States -- History -- 20th century
-- Sources
Porters -- Labor unions -- United States -- History -- 20th century -- Sources
African Americans -- Employment -- History -- 20th century -- Sources
CONTAINER LIST
Container
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Description
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Date
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Reel 1 |
Correspondence 1925-1927
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Reel 1 | 1 |
0001. 1925. 132 pages.
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1925 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pullman Company operations and activities; tipping of porters; Pullman
stock purchase plan for employees; C and W Railway schedule of wages and rules of
compensation of conductors and trainmen; applications and dues; correspondence.
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Reel 1 | 2 |
0133. January-April 1926. 142 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Assigned working numbers for porters; financial statements; correspondence
between A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; effort to eradicate Communist influence
in trade unions; voting plan in Omaha District; applications and dues; embezzlement
scandal; revision of schedule of rules and rates of pay for Canadian railroads.
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Reel 1 | 3 |
0275. May-July 1926. 106 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Organization meetings; financial statements; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters organization activities; correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and
Milton Webster; dispensation for new members; dues collection; Watson-Parker Bill;
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People endorsement of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters.
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Reel 1 | 4 |
0381. August 1926. 122 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; Pullman
employee representation plan; organization meetings; Randolph wins libel suit against
the Whip; porter grievances; financial statements; dues collection; Randolph's meeting
with Clarence Darrow; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters legal expenses to Chandler
Owen; questionnaires; organization meetings; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies
Auxiliary membership drive; request for conference with Pullman; applications; attack
on the Pullman Porters Benevolent Association; propaganda circulars; confiscation
of employee property by Pullman; negotiations with Pullman; appointment of a National
Advisory Committee of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters.
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Reel 1 | 5 |
0503. September-October 1926. 155 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Applications; Pullman employee representation plan; dues collection;
correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; questionnaires; organization
meetings; porter grievances; request for conference with Pullman; suggestions on wage
scale and working conditions; financial statements; reduction in membership; request
for conference with Pullman; Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen's assistance to the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case before National
Mediation Board.
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Reel 1 | 6 |
0658. November-December 1926. 166 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pullman intimidation of porters in employee representation plan elections;
Chicago Enquirer's support for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; questionnaires;
porter grievances; correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; demands
relating to wages, rules, and working conditions; financial statements; propaganda;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters hearing before the National Mediation Board; organization
meetings; Pullman Porters Benevolent Association convention; applications; standing
of the Pullman Porters Benevolent Association under the Railway Labor Act; financial
statements; dues collection; expenses.
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Reel 1 | 7 |
0824. January 1927. 78 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters opposition to communism; special
assessment; Pullman reprisals against employees; correspondence between A. Philip
Randolph and Milton Webster; organization meetings; financial statements; National
Mediation Board proceedings in Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case.
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Reel 1 | 8 |
0902. February 1927. 83 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Propaganda; special assessment; dues collection; financial statements;
changes in Pullman employee representation plan; correspondence between A. Philip
Randolph and Milton Webster; membership statistics; organization meetings; National
Mediation Board proceedings in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case; tipping
issue; National Mediation Board union representation election for Pullman porters.
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Reel 2 |
Correspondence 1927
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Reel 2 | 1 |
0001. March-April 1927. 116 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; porter
grievances; questionnaires; Pullman employee representation plan; special assessment;
financial statements; dues collection; propaganda; National Mediation Board proceedings
in Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case; political situation in Chicago; reports
on poor working conditions; New York Citizens Committee of One Hundred; funds advanced
to discharged members; Randolph's speech to the National Urban League Conference;
resignation of Ella Jones; president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies
Auxiliary; activities of Pullman Company spies; support of Negro ministers for the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; aims of the Trade Union Committee for Organizing
Negro Workers.
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Reel 2 | 2 |
0117. May 1927. 58 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dues collection; National Mediation Board proceedings in Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters case; correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton
Webster; Wage Board proceedings; financial statements; Pullman reprisals against Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters organizers; Pullman employee representation plan; special
assessment.
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Reel 2 | 3 |
0175. June 1927. 77 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dues collection; special assessment; financial statements; Pullman reprisals
against Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters organizers; correspondence between A.
Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; wages and working conditions of Negro porters;
National Mediation Board proceedings in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case;
endorsement of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters by the Switchmen's Union of
North America; list of new members.
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Reel 2 | 4 |
0252. July 1927. 56 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dues collection; correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton
Webster; alleged National Mediation Board denial of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
request for wage increase; special assessment; National Mediation Board proceedings
in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case; Pullman propaganda; Pullman reprisals
against Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters organizers; financial statements.
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Reel 2 | 5 |
0308. August 1927. 67 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Applications; financial statements; special assessment; dues collection;
list of telegrams sent by A. Philip Randolph; National Mediation Board proceedings
in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case; correspondence between A. Philip
Randolph and Milton Webster; wages and working conditions of Pullman porters.
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Reel 2 | 6 |
0375. September 1927. 85 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pay rates for Pullman porters, attendants, and maids; applications;
correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; dues collection; special
assessment; itinerary of tour by A. Philip Randolph and A.L. Totten; financial statements;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters files petition with Interstate Commerce Commission
regarding Pullman case; wages and working conditions of Pullman Porters; Pullman propaganda;
elections under Pullman employees representation plan.
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Reel 2 | 7 |
0460. October 1927. 77 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dues collection; special assessment; fund-raising activities; Pullman
reprisals against Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters organizers; correspondence between
A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; hearing of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
case by Interstate Commerce Commission; financial statements; election under the Pullman
employees representation plan; special assessments; list of members in the Chicago
District; mass meeting; Pullman Company intimidation and propaganda.
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Reel 2 | 8 |
0537. November 1927. 95 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Applications; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case before the Interstate
Commerce Commission; mass meeting; financial statements; special assessments; dues
collection; correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; Pullman
Company intimidation; Pullman wage conference; organization meetings; Pullman Porters
Benevolent Association convention
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Reel 2 | 9 |
0632. December 1927. 81 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Hearing of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case before the Interstate
Commerce Commission; Negro Labor Conference; correspondence between A. Philip Randolph
and Milton Webster; financial statements; special assessments; dues collection; Pullman
wage conference; Pullman employees representation plan; support of Chicago Defender
for the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; plan to charge fee or duplicate dues
and membership cards; Pullman Company intimidation.
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Reel 2 | 10 |
0713. 1927. 84 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Mediation of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Pullman Dispute;
instructions to Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters organizers on handling strike
situation; duties of Pullman porters; program of action for Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters organizers; Pullman employees representation plan; schedule of rules and
pay rates for the Canadian National Railways; newspaper comments on Pullman porters
wage and tip case; membership lists; porter grievances; organization meetings.
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Reel 2 | 11 |
0797. Membership Lists, 1927. 181 pages.
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1927 |
Reel 3 |
Correspondence 1928-1930
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Reel 3 | 1 |
0001. January-February 1928. 147 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Negro Labor Conference; financial statements; proceedings in Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters case before the Interstate Commerce Commission; conference
of Brotherhood chiefs; Pullman employees stock purchase plan; correspondence between
A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; Pullman propaganda; dues collection; membership
lists.
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Reel 3 | 2 |
0148. March-April 1928. 100 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; dues collection;
conductors' wage increase; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case before the Interstate
Commerce Commission; financial statements; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters strike
vote; proposed resignation of Randolph to achieve Pullman agreement; mass meeting;
propaganda.
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Reel 3 | 3 |
0248. May-June 1928. 97 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters strike vote; correspondence between
a. Philip Randolph and Milton Webster; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Policy
Committee conference; financial statements; Pullman reprisals against Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters organizers; propaganda; Pullman Company intimidation; amendment
to the Railway Labor Act.
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Reel 3 | 4 |
0345. July-August 1928. 108 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Financial statements; new Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters oath;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Policy Committee conference; Pullman Company intimidation;
Pullman employees representation plan; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and Pullman
propaganda; tipping issue; yellow dog contracts; Catholic Industrial Conference; endorsement
of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters by the Negro Business League.
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Reel 3 | 5 |
0453. September-December 1928. 142 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Catholic Industrial Conference; propaganda; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters efforts to organize Pullman porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
insurance plan; porter wages and working conditions; yellow dog contracts; elections
under the Pullman employees representation plan; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
efforts to secure statements from Herbert Hoover and Alfred E. Smith; Pullman Company
intimidation; charges of dishonest practices by Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
organizers.
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Reel 3 | 6 |
0595. 1929. 154 pages.
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1929 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Articles on the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Negro Labor Conference;
relations between the Pullman Company and its porters; porters wages and working conditions;
attack on A.L. Totten; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters membership in the American
Federation of Labor; mass meeting; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters first annual
convention.
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Reel 3 | 7 |
0749. January-October 1930. 109 pages.
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1930 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dues assessments; financial statements; porter grievances; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters affiliation with the American Federation of Labor; United
States Supreme Court outlaws company unions; Pullman employees representation plan;
American Federation of Labor notes for speakers; injunction against Pullman Company;
Pullman Company intimidation.
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Reel 3 | 8 |
0858. November-December 1930. 69 pages.
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1930 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Financial statements; injunction against Pullman Company; election under
the Pullman employees representation plan; Pullman propaganda; alleged diversion of
funds by Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters officials; Negro Labor Conference; Illinois
Labor Laws; American Federation of Labor notes for speakers.
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Reel 4 |
Correspondence 1931-1936
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Reel 4 | 1 |
0001. January-April 1931. 101 pages.
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1931 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Randolph's open letter to the Pullman Company; Negro Labor Conference;
limitations on federal courts injunction power in labor disputes; American Federation
of Labor notes for speakers; Pullman employees representation plan; Pullman Company
spies; reinstatement of members; Reduction in forces and wages by Pullman; Illinois
legislative program for labor; Kansas City mass meeting; Milton Webster's visit to
West Coast.
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Reel 4 | 2 |
0102. May-June 1931. 56 pages.
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1931 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Milton Webster's visit to Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Kansas City; Illinois
legislative program for labor; porter grievances; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
recognized by Milwaukee Railroad Company; dues collection; economic plight of Negroes;
Ohio passes bill outlawing yellow dog contracts; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
efforts to get injunction against Pullman under the Railway Labor Act.
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Reel 4 | 3 |
0158. July-December 1931. 158 pages.
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1931 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Ohio outlaws yellow dog contract; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
injunction against Pullman Company union; porter grievances; Milton Webster's visits
to Kansas City and the West Coast; Pullman Company spies; porters demand for eight-hour
workday; porter injury claims; articles by A. Philip Randolph; duties of porters;
exploitation of Pullman porters; dues collection; election under Pullman employees
representation plan; working conditions; The Crisis; tipping issue; American Federation
of Labor notes for speakers; index of press reports and economic supplements of the
International Federation of Trade Unions.
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Reel 4 | 4 |
0316. January-May 1932. 129 pages.
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1932 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Membership list; dues collection; limitations on federal courts injunction
power in labor disputes; reduction of hours; wage decrease for Pullman porters; address
by Randolph on the Negro worker in the depression; unemployment relief plan; bill
for five-day workweek; tipping issue; Illinois state charter for Negro Employees Improvement
Association; seniority rights; memorandum of agreement between the Southern Pacific
and the Dining Car Cooks and Waiters Union; minutes of the Advisory Council on Race
Relations of the Council of Christian Associations; allegations that Randolph was
a Communist leader; Tom Mooney case in California.
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Reel 4 | 5 |
0445. June-December 1932. 117 pages.
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1932 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters injunction case against Pullman;
correspondence between A. Philip Randolph and Fiorello LaGuardia; porter wage reductions;
fund-raising activities; basic work month; Randolph's address on the Negro in the
trade union movement; proposed establishment of a Labor Institute at the University
of Illinois; Workers Education Bureau; dues collection; Pullman Company intimidation
and propaganda.
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Reel 4 | 6 |
0562. January 1933-January 1935. 170 pages.
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1933-1935 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Unemployment relief; A. Philip Randolph's address to the American Federation
of Labor convention; membership list; dues collection; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters injunction case against Pullman; fund-raising activities; Fiorello LaGuardia's
address to the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters eighth anniversary celebration;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters educational activities; list of organizations
affiliated with the American Federation of Labor; conference dealing with Negro workers
in relation to National Recovery Administration code.
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Reel 4 | 7 |
0732. February-December 1935. 161 pages.
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1935 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Schedule of regulations for the Pennsylvania Railroad; discontinuance
of retirements under Pullman pension plan; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters organization
campaign; Pullman union representation elections; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
application for American Federation of Labor international charter; dues collection;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters contribution to social progress; National Mediation
Board certification of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters as official representative
of Pullman porters.
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Reel 4 | 8 |
0893. 1936. 48 pages.
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1936 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dues collection; business meetings of Chicago Division of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters; brief for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters election ballot.
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Reel 5 |
Correspondence 1937-1940
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Reel 5 | 1 |
0001. January-December 1937. 125 pages.
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1937 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dues collection; railroad retirement legislation; business meetings
of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Wagner Labor Relations
Act; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Chicago Midwest and Detroit Regional Zone
Conference; instructions for determining work hours and wage rates of porters; major
features of new Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman agreement.
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Reel 5 | 2 |
0126. 1937. 115 pages.
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1937 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters strike ballot; lists of delinquent
members; porters' service guidebook; program for re-employment, rehabilitation, and
government ownership of the railways; dues collection.
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Reel 5 | 3 |
0241. January-September 23, 1938. 126 pages.
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1938 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agreement between the Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Paul, and Pacific Railroad
Company and the Dining Car Employees' Union; seniority lists; business meetings of
the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; in charge service;
porter grievances; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters elections; instructions for
organization committees; major features of new Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman
agreement; American Federation of Labor unemployment report; constitution and general
rules.
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Reel 5 | 4 |
0367. September 24-December 31, 1938. 156 pages.
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1938 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Report on Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters fifth national convention
activities; program of the National Inter-racial Conference of Churchmen; porter pay
rates and working conditions; delinquent members; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Ladies Auxiliary activities.
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Reel 5 | 5 |
0523. 1939. 164 pages.
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1939 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Time slips; delinquent members; dues collection; union representation
election for porters of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company; business meetings
of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Young Women's
Christian Association Workers' Scholarship; National Conference of Negro Railroad
Workers; agreement governing pay rates and working conditions between the Railway
Train Porters, Local Number 20672, American Federation of Labor and the Illinois Central
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley and Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Companies; seniority
assignments; rules and pay rates for the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad
Company; proposed government ownership of railroads; organized labor's stake in World
War II; porter rest periods; health hazards; porter grievances; report of Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters New York Division Fact Finding Committee.
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Reel 5 | 6 |
0687. January-April 1940. 121 pages.
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1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Instructions for porters on the Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Paul, and
Pacific Railroad Company; list of non-Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters members
in the Pittsburgh Division; business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters; Ohio State Conference on Employment Problems of the Negro;
porter grievances; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters labor conference in Jacksonville
Division; minutes of the Keep America Out of War Congress; New York State Conference
on Social Legislation; Pullman disciplinary hearing; dues collection; relief assignments.
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Reel 5 | 7 |
0808. May-September 1940. 105 pages.
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1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Articles by A. Philip Randolph; dispute between the Brotherhood of Railway
and Steamship Clerks and the Railway Express Agency, Incorporated; business meetings
of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; benefits under
the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act; North Western Porters Industrial Organization;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters convention in New York City; status of the Pullman
Porters and Maids Protective Association; porter grievances; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters constitution and general rules.
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Reel 5 | 8 |
0913. September 21-December 1940. 133 pages.
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1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Revision of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman contract; business
meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters; stake in World War II of organized labor and Negroes; increased benefits
for unemployed railroad workers; illegal crediting of rest periods; brutality toward
porter; National Railroad Adjustment Board decision on Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters-Pullman dispute; Pullman porters convention; relief assignments; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman negotiations; pay rates for porters on the Southern
Pacific; resolutions offered by the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters; labor planks of the Republican and Democratic party platforms; efforts
by organized labor to defeat the Patman Bill.
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Reel 6 |
Correspondence 1941-1943
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Reel 6 | 1 |
0001. January-March 1941. 82 pages.
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1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: instances of discrimination against Negroes; Illinois State Commission
on the Condition of the Urban Colored Population; porters' working conditions and
hours; agreement between the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company; dues collection; business meetings of the Chicago Division
of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; seniority rosters; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary organizations; contract with the Chicago, Burlington,
and Quincy Railroad; Illinois unemployment compensation law; agreement between the
Southeastern Carriers Conference Committee and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen; overtime.
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Reel 6 | 2 |
0083. April-July 1941. 95 pages.
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1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Overtime; National Action Conference for Civil Rights; dues collection;
list of porters on the New York Central Railroad System; business meetings of the
Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; porter grievances; reports
on porter operations; patterns of National Defense Mediation Board settlements.
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Reel 6 | 3 |
0178. August-December 1941. 107 pages.
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1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Reorganization of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary;
porter grievances; business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters; Illinois Central contract; salaries and expenses; memorandum
of agreement between the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and the Alton Railroad
Company; Illinois civil rights legislation; list of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
division heads.
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Reel 6 | 4 |
0285. January-April 1942. 85 pages.
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1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Paul, and Pacific Railroad Company safety
news; salaries and expenses; business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters efforts to organize Negro
locomotive firemen; porter work schedule for the Alton Railroad Company; deadhead
service.
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Reel 6 | 5 |
0370. May-June 1942. 106 pages.
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1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Salaries and expenses; delinquent members; business meetings of the
Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; March on Washington movement;
plans for a Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters youth program; porter work schedule
for the Alton Railroad Company; porter grievances.
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Reel 6 | 6 |
0476. August-December 1942. 150 pages.
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1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Victory Jubilee; memorandum of agreement
between the Alton Railroad Company and the Dining Car Employees Union; Union for Democratic
Action program; salaries and expenses; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies
Auxiliary activities; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters convention in Saint Louis;
efforts to organize Negro locomotive firemen in the South; Midwest Workers Education
Conference; business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters; National War Labor Board procedures for controlling the adjustment of
wages of railroad workers; discriminatory employment practices in the railroad industry;
recommendations for changes in the social Security Act; proposed national system of
unemployment compensation.
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Reel 6 | 7 |
0626. January-August 1943. 148 pages.
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1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: International race problems; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies
Auxiliary activities; Labor League for Human Rights; race riots in the United States;
business meetings of the Chicago division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters.
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Reel 6 | 8 |
0774. September-December 1943. 92 pages.
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1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Efforts to abolish poll tax; business meetings of the Chicago Division
of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies
Auxiliary activities; group insurance benefits for Pullman employees; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters scholarship fund; Fair Employment Practices Commission directives
ordering abolition of racial discrimination on southern railroads; membership lists.
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Reel 7 |
Correspondence 1944-1945
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Reel 7 | 1 |
0001. 1944. 152 pages.
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1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: War Labor Board directives; Office of Price Administration food ceiling
price list; business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters; increase in salaries for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters officials;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary activities; race discrimination;
voter registration; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters resolutions; complaints against
porters; President's Committee on Fair Employment Practice; porter grievances; Wallace
Corporation versus National Labor Relations Board; Steele versus Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company et al; molestation case; Franklin Roosevelt's declaration on racial
discrimination; employee withholding exemption certificates.
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Reel 7 | 2 |
0153. January-June 1945. 75 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: National Conference of Pullman Car Cleaners and Yard Forces; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary activities; transfer of dues for Illinois
Central porters; business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters; railroad annuity pension tax; demerit system of discipline on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad.
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Reel 7 | 3 |
0228. July-December 1945. 86 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Support for United Negro College Fund; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Ladies Auxiliary activities; business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters; list of officers of the local divisions of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters twentieth anniversary
retrospective; Department of Labor information bulletin; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters representation for Pullman yard and shop employees; anti-labor bills in the
United States House of Representatives; wage demands of Illinois Central employees;
instructions for members of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters organization committee.
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Reel 7 | 4 |
0314. Mimeograph copies - 1, 1945. 87 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: National Railroad Adjustment Board racial discrimination case involving
train porters; porter grievances; Pullman disciplinary actions against porters; negotiations
for paid vacations; Santa Fe Railroad porters and attendants join Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National
Railroad Adjustment Board; operation of extra porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters claims on behalf of porters.
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Reel 7 | 5 |
0401. Mimeograph Copies - 2, 1945. 114 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National
Railroad Adjustment Board; Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters;
porter grievances; wages and working conditions of Union Pacific chair car men.
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Reel 7 | 6 |
0515. Mimeograph Copies - 3, 1945. 91 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Memorandum of agreement between the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
and the Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and Sault Saint Marie Railroad Company regarding
vacation allowances; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint
Paul and Pacific Railroad Company dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment
Board; vacation pay for Aton Railroad; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters named authorized
representative of porters of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National Railroad Adjustment Board;
Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters; porter grievances.
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Reel 7 | 7 |
0606. Mimeograph Copies - 4, 1945. 114 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National
Railroad Adjustment Board; Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters named authorized representative of porters of
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company; Car Cleaners and Yard Forces Conference;
revision of Pullman working conditions agreement; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
efforts to organize Pullman car cleaners and yard forces; porter grievances; porter
wage agreement; report of proceedings of the National Conference of the Representatives
of Santa Fe Train Porters.
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Reel 7 | 8 |
0720. Mimeograph Copies - 5, 1945. 113 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National
Railroad Adjustment Board; Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters.
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Reel 7 | 9 |
0833. Mimeograph Copies - 6, 1945. 152 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National
Railroad Adjustment Board; Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Paul, and Pacific Railroad
Company dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board.
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Reel 8 |
Correspondence 1945
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Reel 8 | 1 |
0001. Mimeograph Copies - 7, 1945. 120 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Porter grievances; Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against
porters.
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Reel 8 | 2 |
0121. Mimeograph Copies - 8, 1945. 147 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National
Railroad Adjustment Board; Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters recognized as representative for porters on the
Santa Fe Railroad; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Chicago and North Western Railway
Company dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board.
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Reel 8 | 3 |
0268. Mimeograph Copies - 9, 1945. 132 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Vacation agreement with Alton Railroad Company; record of number of
conductors, porters, attendants, and bus boys displaced from regular assignments;
business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters;
Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters efforts to organize Pullman yard forces; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman
disputes before the National Railroad Adjustment Board.
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Reel 8 | 4 |
0400. Mimeograph Copies - 10, 1945. 135 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National
Railroad Adjustment Board; Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters;
porter grievances; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters-Alton Railroad Company dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment
Board.
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Reel 8 | 5 |
0535. Mimeograph Copies - 11, 1945. 110 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters; porter grievances.
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Reel 8 | 6 |
0645. Mimeograph Copies - 12, 1945. 88 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters.
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Reel 8 | 7 |
0733. Mimeograph Copies - 13, 1945. 125 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters; porter grievances;
conference of Pullman car cleaners and yard forces; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Southern
Pacific dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters efforts to organize Santa Fe train porters and Pullman car cleaners and
yard forces; Brotherhood of Sleeping car Porters- Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Paul and
Pacific Railroad Company dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board. Vacation
agreement with the Chicago and North Western Railroad Company; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National Railroad Adjustment Board.
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Reel 9 |
Correspondence 1945-1946
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Reel 9 | 1 |
0001. Mimeograph Copies - 14, 1945. 122 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman disputes before the National Railroad Adjustment Board.
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Reel 9 | 2 |
0123. Mimeograph Copies - 15, 1945. 98 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters.
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Reel 9 | 3 |
0221. Mimeograph copies - 16, 1945. 110 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters; porter grievances.
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Reel 9 | 4 |
0331. Mimeograph Copies - 17, 1945. 153 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pullman disciplinary actions and hearings against porters; porter grievances;
racial discrimination against porters by military personnel.
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Reel 9 | 5 |
0484. January-September 1946. 124 pages.
|
1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company agreement on pay rates and working conditions and vacation agreement; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary activities; work hours for Pullman storeroom
nonclerical employees; travel expenses; American Federation of Labor convention; amendment
of Railroad Retirement Act.
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Reel 9 | 6 |
0608. October 1946. 187 pages.
|
1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor convention program; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary activities; proceedings of the Firemen's Conference of
the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters in Birmingham, Alabama; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters efforts to organize colored locomotive firemen; work hours of Pullman
storeroom nonclerical employees.
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Reel 9 | 7 |
0795. November-December 1946. 172 pages.
|
1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary activities; Pullman
Porters Benefit Association of America convention; furlough and recall of Pullman
car service employees; list of dining car employees employed by the Chicago and North
Western Railroad; National Mediation Board election for union representation of Pullman
shop and yard employees; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters propaganda; lists of
Pullman shop and yard employees; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters efforts to organize
Pullman car cleaners; national policy against discrimination in industry; problems
of Negro veterans.
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Reel 10 |
Correspondence 1947-1957
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Reel 10 | 1 |
0001. January 1947-June 1948. 206 pages.
|
1947-1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Hardships encountered by Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters porters
in Saint Louis District; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary activities;
National Mediation Board union representation election for dining car employees of
the Chicago and North Western Railway Company; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
efforts to organize dining car employees of the Chicago and North Western Railroad;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters regional labor conference in Toronto, Canada;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters propaganda; Illinois Fair Employment Practices
Act; list of paid-up membership in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Chicago
Division; list of furloughed and sick members in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Chicago Division.
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Reel 10 | 2 |
0207. July 1948-December 1950.
|
1948-1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary activities; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters elections; fight against Jim Crow in the armed forces; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters convention; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters division officers;
delinquent members; porter seniority list; monthly review of the Railroad Retirement
Board; report of proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Southwestern
Zone Conference Board; report of proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Southwestern Zone Conference; congressional hearings regarding the Fair Employment
Practice commission; porter sleeping accommodations; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
propaganda; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters negotiations with Chicago and North
Western Railway company; porters' vacation schedule; vacation agreement with the Chicago,
Milwaukee, Saint Paul, and Pacific Railroad.
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Reel 10 | 3 |
0405. 1951-1952. 165 pages.
|
1951-1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Porter vacation schedule; dues collection; porter seniority rosters;
Joint Council Dining Car Employees-Chicago and North Western Railway company dispute
before the National Railroad Adjustment Board; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Ladies Auxiliary activities; employee passes; negotiations with the Chicago and North
Western Railroad; porter sleeping accommodations; pay increase for porters on the
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad; Department of the Army instructions for
operations of the railroad; porter grievances; payroll deduction plan for United States
savings bonds; Pullman safety record; Veteran's Readjustment Assistance Act of 1952
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Reel 10 | 4 |
0570. 1953-1954. 165 pages.
|
1953-1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Veteran's Readjustment Assistance Act of 1952; porters' seniority rosters;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters agreements with the Illinois Central Railroad
Company and the Chicago and North Western Railway Company; porter sleeping accommodations;
employee passes; election for officers of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Chicago Division; operations of extra employees; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
constitution and general rules; porter pay rights.
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Reel 10 | 5 |
0755. January 1955-April 1957. 184 pages.
|
1955-1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Porter seniority rosters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters regional
zone conferences; operation of extra employees; financial standing of Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters members in Denver, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Omaha and Saint
Paul; porter vacation schedule; A. Philip Randolph elected American Federation of
Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations vice president; eligibility for railroad
retirement annuities; porter grievances; Chicago and North Western Railway divisional
territories; business meetings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Chicago
Division; Bbrotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters constitution and general rules; employee
passes.
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Reel 10 | 6 |
0939. May-December 1957. 146 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Civil
Rights Conference; passenger train accommodations; business meetings of the Chicago
Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; status of civil rights legislation;
porter grievances; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters educational program; George
Meany's address on civil rights in the United States; porter vacation schedule.
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Reel 11 |
Correspondence 1958-1961
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Reel 11 | 1 |
0001. 1958. 196 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations convention
resolution on civil liberties and internal security; porter seniority rosters; Chicago
and North Western Railway divisional territories; Pullman terminates group insurance
plan; Labor Conference on Civil Rights; race hate propaganda by employers; American
Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Executive Council statements
on civil rights, housing, and blood banks; porter grievances; discontinuation of Pullman
agencies; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman negotiations; American Federation
of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations civil rights program; National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People charges of racial discrimination by unions;
Fair Employment Practices Commission activities.
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Reel 11 | 2 |
0197. January-June 1959. 170 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Civil
Rights Committee activities; National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples
charges of racial discrimination by unions; American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations Executive Council statements on housing and civil rights;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations civil rights program;
Labor Conference on Civil Rights; porter grievances; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
elections; business meetings of the Chicago Division of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters.
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Reel 11 | 3 |
0367. July-December 1959. 165 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Problems of Negroes in organized labor; American Federation of Labor-
Congress of Industrial Organizations Civil Rights Committee activities; porter grievances;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations policy resolutions
on civil rights and civil liberties; members of the Railway Labor Executives' Association;
amendments to Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters constitution; list of New York Central
porters; Emil Mazey's address on civil rights; segregation by unions.
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Reel 11 | 4 |
0532. January-May 1960. 67 pages.
|
1960 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations civil
rights public relations; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
Civil Rights Committee activities; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations Executive Council statement on civil rights; establishment of a School
of International Labor Studies at American University; report on civil rights for
Negroes in trade unions; porter grievances.
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Reel 11 | 5 |
0599. June-December 1960. 81 pages.
|
1960 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-New York Central union shop agreement;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organization Civil Rights Committee
activities; porter seniority lists; segregation by unions; civil rights resolutions
adopted by Indiana State American Federation of Labor-congress of Industrial Organizations
Convention; Boris Shishkin's statement at the National Conference on Constitutional
Rights and American Freedom; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
Southern Advisory Committee on Civil Rights.
|
|||
Reel 11 | 6 |
0680. Hearings Register, 1955-1960. 56 pages.
|
1955-1960 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Information relating to porter complaints and union issues.
|
|||
Reel 11 | 7 |
0736. January-May 1961. 98 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Civil Rights Conference in Louisville, Kentucky; American Federation
of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Civil Rights Committee activities; report
on the federal executive and civil rights; American Federation of Labor-Congress of
Industrial Organizations public service programs; equal employment opportunity in
federal government on federal contracts; porter rest periods; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters Chicago-Midwest and Saint Louis-Southwest zone conference.
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Reel 11 | 8 |
0834. June-December 1961. 95 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Walter Reuther's efforts to replace George Meany as American Federation
of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations president; American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations report on civil rights by A. Philip Randolph; Negro apprentices;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organization Civil Rights Committee
activities; proposed merger of the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Burlington
Railroads; George Meany's statement to the Special Subcommittee on Labor of the House
Committee on Education and Labor; discrimination on the Canadian National Railway;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations civil rights publications;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations leaders rebuke A.
Philip Randolph for creating gap between organized labor and the Negro community;
President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity; American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations civil rights resolution.
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Reel 12 |
Correspondence 1962-1969
|
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Reel 12 | 1 |
0001. January-June 1962. 106 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Civil
Rights Committee activities and minutes of meetings; National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People criticism of Kennedy administration's civil rights position;
state fair employment practice laws; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations Economic and Legislative Conference; discrimination by an International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union local; American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations policy regarding use of segregated facilities; George
Meany's testimony regarding the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Bill; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Staff Conference
on Civil Rights; porter grievances.
|
|||
Reel 12 | 2 |
0107. July-December 1962. 80 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations civil
rights compliance cases; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
Civil Rights Committee activities; antidiscrimination provisions in major contracts;
take-over of operations of Pullman sleeping car service by the Pennsylvania Railroad;
report of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board; National
Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples charges of racial discrimination
by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union; George Meany's address to the Negro
American Labor Council; union programs for fair employment practices; wage scale for
porters on the SOO line; American Federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial Organizations
progress in integration of local unions; legislative obstruction by the rules Committee
in the United States House of Representatives.
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Reel 12 | 3 |
0187. 1963. 120 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: National Railroad Adjustment Board decision in favor of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
Civil Rights Committee activities and minutes of meetings; American Federation of
Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations civil rights compliance cases; death of
A.L. Totten; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations policy
on civil rights; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
progress in integration of local unions; search of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
members by Pullman Company special agents; porter grievances; porter sleeping accommodations;
operation of extra employees; Pullman disciplinary action and hearing against porter;
civil rights developments involving building and construction trade.
|
|||
Reel 12 | 4 |
0307. January-May 1964. 143 pages.
|
1964 |
Scope and Contents
Porter grievances; injury claims by porters; passenger complaints against porters;
meeting of American Federation of Labor-congress of Industrial Organizations General
Board; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Civil Rights
Committee activities; porter time claims; Advisory Committee on Union Plans for Fair
Practices.
|
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Reel 12 | 5 |
0450. June-September 1964. 137 pages.
|
1964 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Porter grievances; passenger complaints against porters; National Mediation
Board investigation of representation dispute affecting employees of the New York,
New Haven, and Hartford Railroad; Pullman disciplinary action and hearing against
porter.
|
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Reel 12 | 6 |
0587. October-December 1964. 89 pages.
|
1964 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: injury claims; passenger complaints against porters; porter grievances;
report on the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations and
the Negro; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Conference for Santa Fe and Union Pacific
chair car attendants.
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Reel 12 | 7 |
0676. 1965-1967. 208 pages.
|
1965-1967 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Mediation agreement between the railroads represented by the National
Railway Labor Conference and the Eastern, Western, and Southeastern Carriers' Conference
Committees and their employees represented by the Employees' National Conference Committee;
employment stabilization agreement; basic month; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman
agreement effective January 1, 1953, revised July 1, 1965; porters' vacation agreement;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters efforts to organize dining car employees of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad; death of Milton Webster; passenger complaints
against porters; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
resolutions on civil rights; Railroad Retirement Board Informational Conferences;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman union deductions agreement; minority housing
problems; Illinois Committee for Fair Housing Law; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Union
Pacific Railroad Company dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board; discontinuation
of passenger trains; credit legislation; 1967 civil rights bills.
|
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Reel 12 | 8 |
0884. 1968-1969. 180 pages.
|
1968-1969 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Social, racial, and educational problems in Chicago; porter seniority
rosters; discontinuation of passenger trains; Illinois fair housing legislation; American
Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations voter registration campaign;
testimonial dinner in honor of A. Philip Randolph; claims for porter separation allowances
from Pullman; dues collection; Labor Conference on Civil Rights; results of Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters elections; passenger complaints against porters; retirement
of A. Philip Randolph as Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters president; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters-Grand Trunk Western Railroad Company agreement; Jerome Miles
versus Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and Pullman Company.
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Reel 13 |
Correspondence (Undated) and Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Convention Materials
1938-1975
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Reel 13 | 1 |
0001. Undated Items (1). 99 pages.
|
|
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Pullman porters' grievances; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman
dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board; list of Chicago busboys and
attendants; union representation for porters on the Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Paul,
and Pacific Railroad; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and Chicago, Burlington,
and Quincy Railroad Company agreement; A. Philip Randolph's speech at the First Baptist
Church of Memphis, Tennessee; alleged raid by Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
on jurisdiction of Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders International Union;
list of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters divisions; list of Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters officials.
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Reel 13 | 2 |
0100. Undated Items (2). 143 pages.
|
|
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters propaganda; union representation
election for porters on the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad; mediation
of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman dispute; state public utility laws;
creation of Illinois Fair Employment Practices Commission; in charge service; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters membership lists.
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Reel 13 | 3 |
0243. Undated Items (3). 104 pages.
|
|
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters efforts to organize colored locomotive
firemen; list of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters volunteer organization committees;
lists of men contacted by Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters organization committees;
delinquent members; list of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters local division officers.
|
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Reel 13 | 4 |
0347. Undated Items, 1940-1947. 275 pages.
|
1940-1947 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters convention; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters efforts to organize colored locomotive firemen; discrimination against
Negroes by the railroads; Pullman activities to aid the war effort; union representation
election for Pullman yard and shop employees; Pullman Company records donated to Newberry
Library in Chicago; American Federation of Labor support for Negro workers; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters propaganda; report on Negro pioneers in the Chicago labor
movement; proceedings of the First National Convention of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary.
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Reel 13 | 5 |
0622. Notebook: 1938 Convention. 140 pages.
|
1938 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Fifth
National Convention held in Chicago, Illinois on September 19-24, 1938.
|
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Reel 13 | 6 |
0762. Notebook: 1940 Convention. 276 pages.
|
1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report on the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in New York City on September 15-20, 1940.
|
|||
Reel 14 |
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Convention Materials 1938-1975
|
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Reel 14 | 1 |
0001. Notebook: 1942 Convention. 80 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Saint Louis, Missouri, on September 13-18, 1942.
|
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Reel 14 | 2 |
0081. Notebook: 1944 Convention. 113 pages.
|
1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Cleveland, Ohio on September 17-22, 1944.
|
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Reel 14 | 3 |
0194. Notebook: 1946 Convention. 144 pages.
|
1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Chicago, Illinois, on September 16-20, 1946.
|
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Reel 14 | 4 |
0338. Notebook: 1948 Convention. 117 pages.
|
1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Detroit, Michigan on September 12-17, 1948
|
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Reel 14 | 5 |
0455. Notebook: 1950 Convention. 162 pages.
|
1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in New York City on September 10-16, 1950
|
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Reel 14 | 6 |
0617. Notebook: 1953 Convention. 120 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Los Angeles, California on October 4-9, 1953.
|
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Reel 14 | 7 |
0737. Notebook: 1956 Convention. 141 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Saint Louis, Missouri, on September 10-14, 1956
|
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Reel 15 |
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Convention Materials 1938-1975
|
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Reel 15 | 1 |
0001. Notebook: 1959 Convention. 155 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Chicago, Illinois on September 6-11, 1959
|
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Reel 15 | 2 |
0156. Notebook: 1962 Convention. 147 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Montreal, Canada, on September 9-14, 1962
|
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Reel 15 | 3 |
0303. Notebook: 1965 Convention. 154 pages.
|
1965 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Chicago, Illinois on September 12-17, 1965
|
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Reel 15 | 4 |
0457. Notebook: 1968 Convention. 63 pages.
|
1968 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in New Orleans, Louisiana on September 2-4, 1968
|
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Reel 15 | 5 |
0520. Notebook: 1971 Convention. 103 pages.
|
1971 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Chicago, Illinois on September 13-15, 1971
|
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Reel 15 | 6 |
0623. Notebook: 1975 Convention. 82 pages.
|
1975 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the proceedings of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Convention held in Chicago, Illinois on August 25-27, 1975.
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Reel 16 |
International Executive Board 1948-1955
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Reel 16 | 1 |
0001. International Executive Board Minutes (June 3-4, 1948). 23 pages.
|
1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Detroit, Michigan; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters finances;
rules on assignment of runs to districts, temporary discontinuance of an assignment,
overtime pay rates, and pay when used on layover or relief days; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters-Pullman vacation agreement.
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Reel 16 | 2 |
0024. International Executive Board Minutes (September 19, 1948, Post-Convention).
51 pages.
|
1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting; resolution to provide protection for international officers after retirement;
procedures for press releases; railroad passes for porters, preparatory time; porter
sleeping accommodations; report on storeroom nonclerical employees.
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Reel 16 | 3 |
0075. International Executive Board. 1948 [Correspondence]. 50 pages.
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1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters finances; arrangements for International
Executive Board meetings.
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0126. International Executive Board Minutes (April 18-19, 1949). 15 pages.
|
1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in New Orleans, Louisiana; request for Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters financial support for the Americans for Democratic Action; memorandum
of understanding regarding rules on overtime pay rates and pay when used on layover
or relief days; report on storeroom nonclerical employees.
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Reel 16 | 5 |
0140. International Executive Board Minutes (December 5-7, 1949). 41 pages.
|
1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman
vacation agreement; memorandum of understanding regarding rules on overtime pay rates
and pay when used on layover or relief days; conference between Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters and Internal Revenue Service officials regarding income tax charged on
tips; special presentation on education for the Negro; request for Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters financial assistance for the National Farm Labor Union.
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Reel 16 | 6 |
0181. International Executive Board. 1949 (Presentations/Retirement Plan). 48 pages.
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1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Requests for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters financial assistance
for Bethune-Cookman College and the National Farm Labor Union; special presentation
on Negro education; analysis of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters pension retirement
plan.
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Reel 16 | 7 |
0229. International Executive Board Minutes (September 8-9, 1950, Pre-Convention).
51 pages.
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1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Abolition of Pullman porter quarters; sign-out rule; minutes of Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board meeting held in New York City;
report of Budget Committee; report of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International
Executive Board.
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Reel 16 | 8 |
0280. International Executive Board Minutes (September 15, 1950, Post-Convention).
13 pages.
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1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in New York City; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters financial
statements.
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Reel 16 | 9 |
0293. International Executive Board Minutes (May 14-16, 1951). 26 pages.
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1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Request for increase in salary of officers of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary; minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International
Executive Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; report of Budget Committee; proposed
change in rule dealing with hearings for Pullman rules violations; proposed Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters pension plan.
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Reel 16 | 10 |
0319. International Executive Board Minutes (December 3-5, 1951). 21 pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; proposed Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
pension plan; report of Budget Committee.
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Reel 16 | 11 |
0340. International Executive Board Minutes (May 5-7 1952). 65 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board Meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; report regarding selection of site for the
1953 convention; report of Finance Committee.
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Reel 16 | 12 |
0405. International Executive Board Minutes (December 1-3, 1952). 19 pages.
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1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; report of the Finance Committee.
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Reel 16 | 13 |
0424. International Executive Board Minutes (Correspondence, 1952). 43 pages.
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1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Selection of site for the 1953 convention; A. Philip Randolph and Norman
Thomas's plans to visit to Japan; arrangements for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
International Executive Board meetings; reorganization of the Negro Labor Committee.
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Reel 16 | 14 |
0467. International Executive Board Minutes (Financial Reports), 1948-1952. 77 pages.
|
1948-1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Financial reports on the status of dues-paying members in Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters divisions; annual tax payments received at International office;
breakdown of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters expenses; statements of receipts
and disbursements.
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Reel 16 | 15 |
0586. Meeting of the International Executive Board (September 1953). 14 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report of the Finance Committee.
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Reel 16 | 16 |
0600. International Executive Board Minutes (October 2 and 10, 1953). 7 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Los Angeles, California.
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Reel 16 | 17 |
0607. Report of the International Executive Board to International Convention (October
1953). 122 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Report of the International Executive Board to the Los Angeles convention;
membership status of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters divisions; resolutions adopted
at the Los Angeles convention; pensions for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters leaders.
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Reel 16 | 18 |
0729. International Executive Board Meeting (May 3-6, 1954). 39 pages.
|
1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda and minutes of International Executive Board meeting; report
of Finance Committee.
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Reel 16 | 19 |
0768. Supplementary Board Minutes (Meeting of May 3-6, 1954). 74 pages.
|
1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; hearing on petition for reinstatement of
Claude E. Grooms as Second Vice President, Chicago Division.
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Reel 16 | 20 |
0842. International Executive Board Minutes (December 6-8, 1954). 13 pages.
|
1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
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Reel 16 | 21 |
0855. International Executive Board Meeting (December 6-9, 1954). 47 pages.
|
1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Changes in Pullman Company practice of classifying and handling parked
railroad cars as station duty; operation of extra employees; request for increase
in pensions for retired porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary
activities; agenda and minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International
Executive Board meeting; porter sleeping accommodations.
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Reel 16 | 22 |
0902. International Executive Board Minutes (May 16-18, 1955). 12 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
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Reel 16 | 23 |
0914. International Executive Board Meeting (May 16-18, 1955). 49 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Death of Jack Mills; minutes and agenda of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters International Executive Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; report of
the Finance Committee.
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Reel 16 | 24 |
0963. International Executive Board Minutes (November 27-28, 1955). 12 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
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Reel 16 | 25 |
0975. International Executive Board Meeting (November 27-28, 1955). 30 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; report on reallocation of runs.
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Reel 17 |
International Executive Board 1956-1964
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Reel 17 | 1 |
0001. International Executive Board Minutes (May 7-9, 1956). 43 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
|
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Reel 17 | 2 |
0044. International Executive Board Minutes (Pre-Convention Meeting, Post-Convention
Meeting, Special Meeting - September 6-14, 1956). 44 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meetings held in Saint Louis, Missouri.
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Reel 17 | 3 |
0088. Meeting of International Executive Board (September 1956). 32 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda and minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International
Executive Board meeting; report of Finance Committee; reorganization of Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters Ladies Auxiliary; International Executive Board report for
1953-1956.
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Reel 17 | 4 |
0120. 1956 Convention Expenses - 2nd Triennial (1956). 7 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Receipts and expenditures of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters 1956
convention.
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Reel 17 | 5 |
0127. International Executive Board Minutes (May 6-8, 1957). 18 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; report of the Finance Committee.
|
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Reel 17 | 6 |
0145. International Executive Board Meeting (May 1957). 43 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting; report of the Finance Committee; vacation pay; Milton Webster's objections
to election of A.R. Blanchette of Canada to International Executive Board.
|
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Reel 17 | 7 |
0188. International Executive Board Minutes (December 16-18, 1957). 33 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
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Reel 17 | 8 |
0221. Meeting of International Executive Board (December 16-18, 1957). 40 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Vacation pay for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters office employees;
report of the Finance Committee; arrangements for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
International Executive Board meeting; request for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
financial assistance for the United Negro College Fund; agenda of Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters International Executive Board meeting.
|
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Reel 17 | 9 |
0261. International Executive Board Minutes (June 2-4, 1958). 33 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; report of the Finance Committee.
|
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Reel 17 | 10 |
0294. Meeting of the International Executive Board (June 2-4, 1958). 28 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting; report of the Finance Committee.
|
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Reel 17 | 11 |
0322. International Executive Board Minutes (December 10-11, 1958). 17 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
|
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Reel 17 | 12 |
0339. International Executive Board Minutes (December 8-11, 1958). 86 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting; recommendations by international officers of measures to bring down
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters operating expenses; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters finances
|
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Reel 17 | 13 |
0425. Executive Board Correspondence (1958). 76 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Arrangements for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meetings; plans for investment of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters funds;
plans for changing methods of handling Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters auditing;
voter registration drive; opposition to "right to work" law movement.
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Reel 17 | 14 |
0501.Addresses [of] International Executive Board Members (1958). 6 pages.
|
1958 |
Reel 17 | 15 |
0507. International Executive Board Minutes (May 4-6, 1959). 19 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
|
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Reel 17 | 16 |
0526. International Executive Board Meeting (May 4-6, 1959). 26 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting; report of the Finance Committee.
|
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Reel 17 | 17 |
0552. International Executive Board Minutes (Pre- and Post-Convention, September 1959).
15 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
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Reel 17 | 18 |
0567. International Executive Board Meeting (Pre-Convention, September 11-13, 1959).
74 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters statement of receipts and expenditures;
agenda for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board meeting;
revision of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters constitution; report on Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board; recommendation to raise dues.
|
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Reel 17 | 19 |
0641. International Executive Board Correspondence (1959). 56 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters contribution for Committee on Political
Education; report on interest rates on government bonds; arrangements for Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board meeting; dues collection; revision
of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters constitution; financial problems of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters Los Angeles Division.
|
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Reel 17 | 20 |
0697. International Executive Board Minutes (May 31-June 2, 1960). 14 pages.
|
1960 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
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Reel 17 | 21 |
0711. International Executive Board Meeting (May 31-June 2, 1960). 62 pages.
|
1960 |
Scope and Contents
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters finances; arrangements for Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters International Executive Board meeting; salaries of Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters employees; agenda for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International
Executive Board meeting; reduction of per capita tax and assessment to the American
Federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial Organizations; assets and liabilities
of the International Association of Railway Employees; report of the Finance Committee.
|
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Reel 17 | 22 |
0773. International Executive Board Minutes (March 27-29, 1961). 54 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board meeting
held in Chicago, Illinois.
|
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Reel 17 | 23 |
0790. International Executive Board Meeting (March 27, 1961). 54 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaint by dining car union regarding Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters raids on their employees; arrangements for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
International Executive Board meeting; agenda of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
International Executive Board meeting; report of the Finance Committee.
|
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Reel 17 | 24 |
0844. International Executive Board Minutes (December 1-2, 1961). 12 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
|
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Reel 17 | 25 |
0856. International Executive Board Meeting (December 4, 1961). 34 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Arrangements for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting and convention; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations group accident and disablement insurance plan; agenda for Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board meeting; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters statement of receipts and disbursements.
|
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Reel 17 | 26 |
0890. International Executive Board (Reduction of Hours-February 16, 1962). 11 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda and minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International
Executive Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
plans for reduction of basic monthly hours.
|
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Reel 17 | 27 |
0901. Meeting of International Officers (Reduction of Hours - May 10, 1962). 2 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Agenda of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
|
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Reel 17 | 28 |
0903. International Executive Board Minutes (September 7, 1962). 13 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Montreal, Canada.
|
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Reel 17 | 29 |
0916. International Executive Board minutes (June 3-4, 1963). 13 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
|
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Reel 17 | 30 |
0929. International Executive Board Meeting (May 31-June 4, 1963). 10 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive
Board meeting; proposal for revision of proration procedure.
|
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Reel 17 | 31 |
0939. International Executive Board - General Correspondence (1963). 24 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Death of Ashley L. Totten; appointment of William H. Bowe as Acting
International Secretary-Treasurer; readjustment of salaries for Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters officials; arrangements and agenda for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
International Executive Board meeting; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters proposals
for shorter work month, pay increase, and job stabilization program.
|
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Reel 17 | 32 |
0963. International Executive Board Minutes (January 7-9, 1964). 13 pages.
|
1964 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Special assessment for building Brotherhood Fund; minutes of Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board meeting held in Chicago, Illinois.
|
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Reel 17 | 33 |
0976. International Executive Board (1964). 25 pages.
|
1964 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Proposed Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters sponsorship of a middle-class
housing development; agenda for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters International
Executive Board meeting.
|
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Reel 18 |
Fair Employment Practices Commission Files 1941-1942
|
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Reel 18 | 1 |
0001. Fair Employment Practices Commission (June-September, 1941). 285 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Executive order reaffirming the policy of full participation in the
defense program by all persons, regardless of race, creed, color, or national origin;
Milton Webster's appointment as member of the Fair Employment Practices Commission;
plans for integration of Negroes into national defense jobs; creation of the Labor
Supply Branch of the Office of Production Management's Labor Division; complaints
regarding discrimination in national defense program and in federal government departments
and agencies; government procurement policy; minutes of Fair Employment Practices
Commission meetings; antidiscrimination clause in defense contracts.
|
|||
Reel 18 | 2 |
0286. Fair Employment Practices Commission (October-December 1941). 168 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; antidiscrimination clause in defense
contracts; Twin Cities Conference on the Training and Employment of Negroes for National
Defense Industries; problems of Negro veterans; National Defense Mediation Board activities;
labor disputes affecting war production; exclusion of Negroes from service in the
United States Navy.
|
|||
Reel 18 | 3 |
0454. Fair Employment Practices Commission (1941). 77 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Efforts of Negro women to obtain jobs in industry; notes of defense
work available for Negroes; complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense
program; antidiscrimination clause in defense contracts; business training for defense;
Fair Employment Practices Commission pamphlet on minorities in defense industries;
schedule of bids received from the army and navy.
|
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Reel 18 | 4 |
0531. Fair Employment Practices Commission (January-February 15, 1942). 129 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; labor's assistance of national
war effort; efforts to increase number of defense workers; war labor disputes; establishment
of the War Production Board and the National War Labor Board; resignation of Mark
Ethridge as Fair Employment Practices Commission chairman; minutes of Fair Employment
Practices Commission meeting.
|
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Reel 19 |
Fair Employment Practices Commission Files 1942
|
||
Reel 19 | 1 |
0001. Fair Employment Practices Commission (February 16-17, 1942). 614 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Negro employment and training; March on Washington Committee; complaints
regarding discrimination in the national defense program and in federal government
departments and agencies; minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission hearings
in the New York metropolitan area.
|
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Reel 19 | 2 |
0615. Fair Employment Practices Commission (February 18-March 1942). 109 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Summary of compliance with Fair Employment Practices Commission findings
by firms in the Chicago area; complaints regarding discrimination in the national
defense program and in federal government departments and agencies; proposed elimination
of questions relating to race on government employment applications; appointment and
tenure of Fair Employment Practices Commission members; minutes of Fair Employment
Practices Commission meetings; preliminary report on defense training.
|
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Reel 19 | 3 |
0724. Fair Employment Practices Commission (April 1942). 262 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; report on the Negroes in the defense
industries; labor market problems; Negro employment and training; minutes of Fair
Employment Practices Commission hearings; United States government policy and instructions
to ensure full utilization of labor supply.
|
|||
Reel 20 |
Fair Employment Practices Commission Files 1942
|
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Reel 20 | 1 |
0001. Fair Employment Practices Commission (May-June 15, 1942). 168 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; elimination of practice of introducing
discriminatory specifications into employer orders; United states government policy
and instructions to ensure full utilization of labor supply; minutes of Fair Employment
Practices Commission meetings; Fair Employment Practices Commission hearings on Negro
discrimination in the South; memorandum to Fair Employment Practices Commission submitted
by representatives of the Southern Negro Youth Congress; Fair Employment Practices
Commission budget estimates.
|
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Reel 20 | 2 |
0169. Fair Employment Practices Commission (June 16-30, 1942). 149 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Summary and findings of Fair Employment Practices Commission hearings
on Negro discrimination cases in the South; minutes and report of the Negro National
Defense Committee; complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; United States Employment Service
discontinuance of separate employment offices for whites and Negroes; Titeflex Metal
Hose Company case; defense training courses for Negroes.
|
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Reel 20 | 3 |
0318. Fair Employment Practices Commission (July 1942). 237 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; United States
Employment Service discrimination policy; occupational deferment under the Selective
Service System; list of government-owned, privately operated ordnance plants; complaints
regarding discrimination in the national defense program and in federal government
departments and agencies; list of Fair Employment Practices Commission members; summary
of compliance with Fair Employment Practices Commission findings by firms in the Chicago
area; summary and findings of Fair Employment Practices Commission hearings on Negro
discrimination cases in the South, Fair Employment Practices Commission clipping digest;
proposed congressional act to prohibit employment discrimination; Fair Employment
Practices Commission reorganization; employment of Negroes by the United States Civil
Service Commission.
|
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Reel 20 | 4 |
0555. Fair Employment Practices Commission (August 1942). 199 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Emancipation Day celebrations in Canada; Fair Employment Practices Commission
relationship with War Manpower Commission; Fair Employment Practices Commission findings
in the Titeflex Metal Hose Company case; Fair Employment Practices Commission functions
and jurisdictions; report on Hispanics in the war effort; racial discriminations in
the South; United States Employment Service discrimination policy; discriminatory
practices of railroad companies against Negro labor; report on national defense migration;
complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program and in federal
government departments and agencies; progress report of the Bay Area Council Against
Discrimination.
|
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Reel 20 | 5 |
0754. Fair Employment Practices Commission (September 1942). 143 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Discrimination against Negroes by railroad companies and unions; complaints
regarding discrimination in the national defense program and in federal government
departments and agencies; materials in the National Archives relating to labor and
labor problems; seniority of white and colored trainmen; minutes of Fair Employment
Practices Commission meeting.
|
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Reel 20 | 6 |
0897. Fair Employment Practices Commission (October 1942). 183 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Relationship between the Fair Employment Practices Commission and the
War Manpower Commission; discrimination against Negroes in the railroad industry;
list of labor organizations having constitutional provisions disqualifying Negroes
from membership; Fair Employment Practices Commission budget estimates; complaints
regarding discrimination in the national defense program and in federal government
departments and agencies; minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meeting;
summary and findings in Fair Employment Practices Commission cases.
|
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Reel 21 |
Fair Employment Practices Commission Files 1942-1943
|
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Reel 21 | 1 |
0001. Fair Employment Practices Commission (November 1942). 225 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; Fair Employment Practices Commission
reorganization; discrimination against Negroes in the railroad industry; antidiscrimination
clauses in defense contracts; minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings;
Capital Transit Company case; Kilgore report; Fair Employment Practices Commission
operations bulletin; decisions and proceedings of the National War Labor Board and
the National Labor Relations Board; summary and findings in the Fair Employment Practices
Commission cases; United States Employment Service operating policy.
|
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Reel 21 | 2 |
0226. Fair Employment Practices Commission (December 1942). 201 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Fair Employment Practices Commission progress report; Fair Employment
Practices Commission budget; report of the chairman of the War Manpower Commission;
discrimination against Negroes by the railroad industry and unions; upgrading and
hiring of Negroes as Pullman conductors; complaints regarding discrimination in the
national defense program and in federal government departments and agencies; minutes
of Fair Employment Practices Commission hearing in the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
case; samples of firms with fair employment policies.
|
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Reel 21 | 3 |
0427. (1942). 70 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Proposed elimination of discriminatory practices by the Civil Service;
discrimination against Negroes by the railroad industry; samples of firms with fair
employment policies; complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; transfer of Fair Employment Practices
Commission to the War Manpower Commission.
|
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Reel 21 | 4 |
0497. Fair Employment Practices Commission (1942). 251 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Discrimination against Negroes by the railroad industry; complaints
regarding discrimination in the national defense program and in federal government
departments and agencies; summary of Fair Employment Practice Commission hearing on
discrimination in defense training; report on how management can integrate Negroes
in war industries in New York state; special research report on the Negro worker;
recommendations to Fair Employment Practices Commission for approval of staff appointments,
promotions, and placement; Fair Employment Practices Commission budget estimates.
|
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Reel 21 | 5 |
0748. Fair Employment Practices Commission (January-February 10, 1943).
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; adjustment
of complaint against the War Shipping Administration; discrimination against Negroes
by the railroad industry; complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense
program and in federal government departments and agencies; development of nutrition
program for federal workers; Fair Employment Practices Commission reorganization;
defense training for Negroes.
|
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Reel 22 |
Fair Employment Practices Commission Files 1943
|
||
Reel 22 | 1 |
0001. Fair Employment Practices Commission (February 11-28, 1943). 284 pages.
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; Fair Employment Practices Commission
operations bulletin; United States military compliance with antidiscrimination executive
order; employment and assignment of Negroes in the federal civil service; summary
of Fair Employment Practices Commission hearings in the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
case; Fair Employment Practices Commission budget estimates; proceedings of the Conference
on Scope and Powers of Fair Employment Practices Commission; discrimination against
Negroes by the railroad industry; Columbia Steel Company case.
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0285. Fair Employment Practices Commission (March-April 15, 1943).
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1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government department and agencies; work stoppages due to discrimination
against Negroes; minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; list of
War Manpower Commission personnel; report on action on United States Service 510 reports;
Fair Employment Practices Commission reorganization; Fair Employment Practices Commission
personnel; participation of Negroes in the National Youth Administration war program;
requests for occupational deferments; Fair Employment Practices Commission report
on employment discrimination.
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0515. Fair Employment Practices Commission (April 16-July 1943).
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1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; Capital Transit
Company case; Fair Employment Practices Commission reorganization; report on the segregation
of war workers; Fair Employment Practices Commission personnel recommendations; complaints
regarding discrimination in the national defense program and in federal government
departments and agencies; report on utilization of nonwhite workers in war production
in the Detroit area; report on equal employment opportunity for Negroes in local transportation
systems; Fair Employment Practices Commission May 1943 annual report; creation of
American Labor Conference on International Affairs; Fair Employment Practices Commission
budget estimates; report on racial discrimination in Pacific Coast shipbuilding industry;
report on racial discrimination in the mining and oil industries of the Southwest;
Milton Webster reappointed to membership in the Fair Employment Practices Commission
; American Federation of Labor Committee on Post War Planning and Minority Group Problems;
report on racial discrimination in the United States military.
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0848. Fair Employment Practices Commission (August-September 10, 1943). 201 pages.
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1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Operating agreement between Fair Employment Practices Commission and
the War Manpower Commission on nondiscrimination program; proposed establishment of
a Fair Employment Practices Commission sub-regional office in Detroit; Fair Employment
Practices Commission personnel; minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings;
complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program and in federal
government departments and agencies; War Manpower Commission field instructions; cooperative
agreement between Fair Employment Practices Commission and the War Labor Board; responsibility
of the War Manpower Commission in the utilization of minority groups; Fair Employment
Practices Commission budget estimates; discrimination against Negroes by the railroad
industry.
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Reel 23 |
Fair Employment Practices Commission Files 1943
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Reel 23 | 1 |
0001. Fair Employment Practices Commission (September 11-30, 1943). 336 pages.
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Discrimination against Negroes by the railroad industry and unions;
seniority lists for dining car employees; Fair Employment Practices Commission hearings,
findings, and directives on discrimination complaints against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, the Southern Railway Company, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, New York Central Railroad, the Norfolk Southern Railway
Company, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, the Jacksonville Terminal Company, the
Georgia Railroad, the Gulf, Mobile, and Ohio Railroad, the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company, the Central of Georgia Railway Company, the Southeastern Carriers' Conference,
the Illinois Central Railroad System, the Union Pacific Railroad, the Chicago and
North Western Railway Company, the Atlantic Coast Line Company, the Seaboard Airline
Railway Company, the Saint Louis-San Francisco Railway Company, and the Southern Railway
Company; National Mediation Board agreement between the Southern Carriers' Conference
Committee and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers; minutes of Fair
Employment Practices Commission meetings; description of functions of Fair Employment
Practices Commission personnel; Fair Employment Practices Commission rules and regulations;
Fair Employment Practices Commission hearings in Dow Chemical Company case.
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Reel 23 | 2 |
0337. Fair Employment Practices Commission (October-December 1943). 292 pages.
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Fair Employment Practices Commission hearings and findings in the Northwest
Mining and Exchange Company case and the Philadelphia Transportation Company case;
Malcolm Ross appointed Fair Employment Practices Commission Chairman; minutes of Fair
Employment Practices Commission meetings; discrimination against Negroes by the railroad
industry; report on the employment of aliens in war industries; sample of cases handled
successfully by the Fair Employment Practices Commission; employment relationship
to the Committee for Congested Production Areas; complaints regarding discrimination
in the national defense program and in federal government departments and agencies;
report on developments in the employment of Negroes in war industries; agreement between
the National War Labor Board and Fair Employment Practices Commission; list of officers
of the local divisions of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; Fair Employment
Practices Commission budget; discrimination in federal housing for war workers; Capital
Transit Company case; Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation case.
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Reel 23 | 3 |
0629. Fair Employment Practices Commission (1943). 303 pages.
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Notes relating to Fair Employment Practices Commission cases; National
Mediation Board agreement between the Southeastern Carriers' Conference Committee
and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen; mediation agreements between
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Illinois Central Railroad
Company and the Gulf, Mobile, and Northern Railroad Company; summaries of discrimination
complaints against railroad companies; executive order relating to discrimination
by companies or agencies engaged in the fulfillment of war production contracts; Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Company case; appointment of Monsignor Francis J. Haas as Fair Employment
Practices Commission chairman; Milton Webster's address at the American Federation
of Labor Post War Forum; operating relationship between the War Manpower Commission
and Fair Employment Practices Commission; digest of Fair Employment Practices Commission
railroad hearings; complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies.
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Reel 24 |
Fair Employment Practices Commission Files 1944
|
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Reel 24 | 1 |
0001. Fair Employment Practices Commission (January-April 1944). 266 pages.
|
1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Congressional bill to prohibit employment discrimination; Carter Carburetor
Corporation case; Warner Electric Corporation case; complaints regarding discrimination
in the national defense program and in federal government departments and agencies;
report on status of Fair Employment Practices Commission discrimination cases docketed
in Region IX; Malcolm Ross's address before the National Freedom Day Celebration;
Inter-Race Peace Rally; Dow Chemical Company case; Northwest Mining and Exchange case;
minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; discrimination against Negroes
by the railroad industry; report on experiences in Negro employment.
|
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Reel 24 | 2 |
0267. Fair Employment Practices Commission (May-July 1944). 231 pages.
|
1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; Fair Employment Practices Commission
rules and regulations; minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; summaries
of Fair Employment Practices Commission cases in the Saint Louis area; National War
Agencies Appropriation Bill; proposed executive order on discrimination against aliens;
statements in support of Fair Employment Practices Commission; Malcolm Ross's address
to the Baltimore branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
Peoples; congressional bill to prohibit employment discrimination; abolition of segregation
in the armed forces.
|
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Reel 24 | 3 |
0498. Fair Employment Practices Commission (August-September 1944). 257 pages.
|
1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; summaries
of Fair Employment Practices Commission cases in Saint Louis area; McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
Company case; complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; Saint Louis Shipbuilding and Steel
Company case; operational statistics for Fair Employment Practices Commission cases;
agreement between Fair Employment Practices Commission and the Maritime Commission;
Fair Employment Practices Commission jurisdiction; antidiscrimination clauses in defense
contracts; congressional bill to prohibit employment discrimination.
|
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Reel 24 | 4 |
0755. Fair Employment Practices Commission (October-December 1944). 215 pages.
|
1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaints regarding discrimination in the national defense program
and in federal government departments and agencies; minutes of Fair Employment Practices
Commission meetings; Fair Employment Practices Commission rules and regulations; discrimination
by federal housing agencies; Fair Employment Practices Commission budget; summaries
of Fair Employment Practices Commission cases; MCQuay-Norris Manufacturing Company
case; Capital Transit Company case; Shell Oil Company case.
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Reel 25 |
Fair Employment Practices Commission Files 1944-1946
|
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Reel 25 | 1 |
0001. Fair Employment Practices Commission (1944). 201 pages.
|
1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Report on the Negro in 1944; report on postwar labor stability; Marinship
Corporation case; contract between the Los Angeles Railway Corporation and the Amalgamated
Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America; congressional
bill to prohibit employment discrimination; Fair Employment Practices Commission case
load activity by month; operational statistics for Fair Employment Practices Commission
cases; report on the Fair Employment Practices Commission and the employment of minority
workers in transition to the postwar economy; complaints regarding discrimination
in the national defense program and in federal government departments and agencies;
Fair Employment Practices Commission rules and regulations; Fair Employment Practices
Commission operations; report on nondiscrimination in war industries and the federal
government.
|
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Reel 25 | 2 |
0202. Fair Employment Practices Commission (January-February 1945). 234 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Shell Oil Company case; summaries of reports from Fair Employment Practices
Commission regional offices on status of transit cases; complaints regarding discrimination
in the national defense program and in federal government departments and agencies;
Fair Employment Practices Commission salaries and expenses; Fair Employment Practices
Commission rules and regulations; McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Company case; Seafarers
International Union case; report on major race riots in the United States; minutes
of Fair Employment Practices Commission meeting.
|
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Reel 25 | 3 |
0436. Fair Employment Practices Commission (March-May 1945). 215 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; summaries
of Fair Employment Practices Commission cases; complaints regarding discrimination
in the national defense program and in federal government departments and agencies;
Capital Transit Company case; proposal for a permanent Fair Employment Practices Commission;
Shell Oil Company case; Seafarers International Union case.
|
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Reel 25 | 4 |
0651. Fair Employment Practices Commission (June-December 1945). 251 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Minutes of Fair Employment Practices Commission meetings; Fair Employment
Practices Commission appropriations; status of Fair Employment Practices Commission
cases; proposed Fair Employment Practices Commission reorganization; McDonnell Aircraft
Corporation case; Capital Transit Company case; Fair Employment Practices Commission
salaries and expenses; Olin Industries, Incorporated case; Texas and New Orleans Railroad
Company case; agreement between the United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers
of America, Congress of Industrial Organizations, and the Fair Employment Practices
Commission; proposal for a permanent Fair Employment Practices Commission.
|
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Reel 25 | 5 |
0902. Fair Employment Practices Commission (January-June 1946). 55 pages.
|
1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Displacement of wartime workers in Washington, District of Columbia;
extension of the Fair Employment Practices Commission by Harry Truman; proposal for
a permanent Fair Employment Practices Commission; outline for Fair Employment Practices
Commission final report.
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Reel 26 |
Hearings 1948-1976
|
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Reel 26 | 1 |
0001. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for C.W. Allen, 1966. 15 pages.
|
1966 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Charges filed against Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters members by
the Dining Car Employees Local 351 under their union shop agreement with the Grand
Trunk Western Railroad Company; memorandum of agreement between the Dining Car Employees'
Union, Local 351 and the Grand Trunk Western Railroad Company.
|
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Reel 26 | 2 |
0016. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for S.P. Blake, 1966. 6 pages.
|
1966 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Charges filed against Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters members by
the Dining Car Employees Local 351 under their union shop agreement with the Grand
Trunk Western Railroad Company.
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Reel 26 | 3 |
0022. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for A.R. Blanchette, 1968. 60
pages.
|
1968 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Memorandum of agreement between the Canadian Railways and the associated
railway unions representing their non-operating employees regarding job security;
memorandum of agreement between the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company.
|
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Reel 26 | 4 |
0082. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for N. Brawner, 1966. 8 pages.
|
1966 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Charges filed against Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters members by
the Dining Car Employees Local 351 under their union shop agreement with the Grand
Trunk Western Railroad Company.
|
|||
Reel 26 | 5 |
0090. [Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing, Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
Railroad, April 1963]. 13 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company dispute before the National Railroad Adjustment Board regarding seniority
rights.
|
|||
Reel 26 | 6 |
0103. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for the Fort Worth and Denver
Railway Company, 1963. 70 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Dispute between the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks and the
Fort Worth and Denver Railway Company before the National Railroad Adjustment Board
regarding termination of dining car service positions.
|
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Reel 26 | 7 |
0173. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearings: Kansas City Southern Railway
Case, 1951. 55 pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Dispute between the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Kansas City
Southern Railway Company before the National Railroad Adjustment Board regarding use
of train porters to perform brakemen's duties.
|
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Reel 26 | 8 |
0228. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Locomotive Firemen's Case, 1953. 204 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Discrimination against colored locomotive firemen; Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters efforts to organize colored locomotive firemen; colored locomotive firemen's
case against the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen before the United
States Supreme Court; proposed settlement of colored locomotive firemen's cases.
|
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Reel 26 | 9 |
0432. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Locomotive Firemen's Case, 1955. 36 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters efforts to organize colored locomotive
firemen; colored locomotive firemen's case against the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio.
|
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Reel 26 | 10 |
0468. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for Benjamin F. Morris. 1958.
175 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Benjamin F. Morris case against R.M. Willis and the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters in the circuit court of Jackson County, Missouri, and in the Missouri
Supreme Court regarding discharge from Pullman Company for nonpayment of union dues.
|
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Reel 26 | 11 |
0643. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for Benjamin F. Morris, 1958.
224 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Benjamin F. Morris case against R.M. Willis and the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters in the Missouri Supreme Court regarding discharge from Pullman Company
for nonpayment of union dues.
|
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Reel 26 | 12 |
0867. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for Benjamin F. Morris, 1958.
82 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Benjamin F. Morris case against R.M. Willis and the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters in the Missouri Supreme Court and in the circuit court of Jackson County,
Missouri, regarding discharge from Pullman Company for nonpayment of union dues.
|
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Reel 26 | 13 |
0949. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for New Haven Case, 1948. 58 pages.
|
1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters request for a National Mediation
Board investigation into union representation dispute involving buffet and club car
employees of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad Company employees; National
Mediation Board proceedings and decision in the matter of the representation of employees
of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad.
|
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Reel 26 | 14 |
1007. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for Eldrige Parker, 1970. 22 pages.
|
1970 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Investigation of Eldridge Parker's job security claim against the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters.
|
|||
Reel 26 | 15 |
1029. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for Milton Philips, 1975. 16 pages.
|
1975 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Statement by the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations on seniority and layoffs; principles for seniority modification.
|
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Reel 26 | 16 |
1045. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for G.R. Tillman, 1966. 13 pages.
|
1966 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Charges filed against Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters members by
the Dining Car Employees Local 351 under their union shop agreement with the Grand
Trunk Western Railroad Company.
|
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Reel 26 | 17 |
1058. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for Union Shop Court Case, 1953.
17 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Complaint against the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company restraining
the carrier from enforcing its union shop agreement with the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters case against the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company before the National Railroad Adjustment Board regarding abolition
of position of train porter and reduction of employees occupying those positions to
chair car porters.
|
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Reel 26 | 18 |
1075. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for J.W. Wesson, 1965. 7 pages.
|
1965 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Investigation into alleged nonpayment of union dues by J.W. Wesson.
|
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Reel 26 | 19 |
1082. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Hearing
for W. Wheeler, 1962. 119 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters complaint against the New York City
system before the National Railroad Adjustment Board and the National Mediation Board
regarding selling of pillows in day coaches by lounge car attendants.
|
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Reel 26 | 20 |
1201. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Hearing for J. L. Williams, G. Thomas,
and John W. Amos. 1976. 14 pages.
|
1976 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Complaint regarding seniority and working status of Amtrak sleeping car
service attendants.
|
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Reel 27 |
Convention Correspondence 1948-1971
|
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Reel 27 | 1 |
0001. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - National Convention, Detroit, 1948 - General
Papers. 45 pages.
|
1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convention publicity and arrangements; convention resolutions; list
of convention delegates.
|
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Reel 27 | 2 |
0046. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - 7th Biennial Convention, 1950 - Resolutions.
106 pages.
|
1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convention resolutions; report of the Auditing Committee; constitutional
amendment.
|
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Reel 27 | 3 |
0152. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - First Triennial Convention, 1953 - Program.
9 pages.
|
1953 |
Reel 27 | 4 |
0161. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - First Triennial Convention, 1953 - General
Papers. 80 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convention arrangements; convention delegates; convention program and
publicity; convention receipts and expenses; post-convention meeting of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters International Executive Board.
|
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Reel 27 | 5 |
0241. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Second Triennial Convention, 1956 - General
Papers. 23 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convention arrangements; convention program and publicity.
|
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Reel 27 | 6 |
0264. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Third Triennial Convention, 1959 - General
Papers. 122 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convention arrangements; guest speakers for Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters convention; convention expenses; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters labor
education meeting; convention publicity; report of the Committee on Scientific Service
and Safety Efficiency; list of discontinued Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters districts;
financial and membership status of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters divisions;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters endorses National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People program; railroad social insurance program.
|
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Reel 27 | 7 |
0386. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Third Triennial Convention, 1959 - General
Papers. 115 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Report on Grievance and Claims Committee; list of officers of Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters local divisions; convention outline; railroad carriers having
agreements with the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; convention programs; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters labor education meeting; agreement between Southwest Reporters
and the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; convention resolutions; list of convention
delegates; G.E. Leighty's address to the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters convention.
|
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Reel 27 | 8 |
0501. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Third Triennial Convention, 1959 - Resolutions.
57 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Report of the Committee on Resolutions and Constitutions; convention
resolutions; constitutional revisions.
|
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Reel 27 | 9 |
0558. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Third Triennial Convention, 1959 - Report
of the Executive Committee. 23 pages.
|
1959 |
Reel 27 | 10 |
0581. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Third Triennial Convention, 1959 - Amendments
to Constitution. 8 pages.
|
1959 |
Reel 27 | 11 |
0589. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Third Triennial Convention, 1959 - Resolutions.
141 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convention resolutions; minutes of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
International Executive Board pre-convention and post-convention meetings; report
of the Train Chair Car Porters and Attendants Committee.
|
|||
Reel 27 | 12 |
0730. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Fourth Triennial Convention, 1962 - General
Papers. 95 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Summary of matters handled by the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
on behalf of members employed by the Canadian Pacific Railroad Company; convention
arrangements and publicity; second convention of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Ladies Auxiliary; convention delegates; report of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters International Executive Board to the Fourth Triennial Convention; convention
program.
|
|||
Reel 27 | 13 |
0825. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Fourth Triennial Convention, 1962 - General
Papers. 144 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Report of the Finance Committee; convention agenda; report of the Train,
Chair Car Porters and Attendants Committee; convention resolutions; Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters constitutional amendments; A. Philip Randolph's address to the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Fourth Triennial Convention; convention program.
|
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Reel 27 | 14 |
0969. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Fifth Triennial Convention, 1965 - General
Papers. 46 pages.
|
1965 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convention delegates; convention arrangements and program; memorial
service for Milton Webster.
|
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Reel 27 | 15 |
1015. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Fiftieth Anniversary Convention, 1975
- Credentials. 37 pages.
|
1975 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Statements by the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations Executive Council on equal opportunity in housing, voter registration
by mail, seniority and layoffs, and Title VII and the seniority system; efforts to
merge Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters with larger union; need for expanding Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission conciliation efforts under Title VII; report on
union role in ending job discrimination; report on civil rights; list of Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters local division officers.
|
|||
Reel 27 | 16 |
1052. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - Fiftieth Anniversary Convention, 1975
- Congratulatory Letters and Telegrams. 115 pages.
|
1975 |
Reel 28 |
Membership Ledgers; General Files (American Train Dispatchers Association-Extra Porters)
|
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Reel 28 | 1 |
0001. Box 62-1, no date. 51 pages.
|
|
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters membership list.
|
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Reel 28 | 2 |
0052. Box 62-2. No date. 13 pages.
|
|
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters membership list.
|
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Reel 28 | 3 |
0065. American Train Dispatchers Association (Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters).
11 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Cases pending before the Third Division of the National Railroad Adjustment
Board
|
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Reel 28 | 4 |
0076. Annual $10 Tax Notice (To All Officers in Midwest Zone). 18 pages.
|
1952 |
Reel 28 | 5 |
0094. Application (17 Cooperating Railway Organizations). 6 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Effort by Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters to join the seventeen cooperating
railway organizations that initiate wages, working conditions, and other movements
in the interest of non-operating employees.
|
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Reel 28 | 6 |
0100. Army Discharge. 8 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Procedures to be followed for obtaining release or discharge of skilled
workers age thirty-eight or over for the purpose of employment in essential industries.
|
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Reel 28 | 7 |
0108. Association of Western Railways. 62 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Colorado gross ton-mile truck tax.
|
|||
Reel 28 | 8 |
0170. Association of American Railroads. 2 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Association of American Railroads position on United States transportation
policy.
|
|||
Reel 28 | 9 |
0172. Atlantic Coast Line Porters (CIO). 8 pages.
|
1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Union representation dispute regarding employees of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad.
|
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Reel 28 | 10 |
0180. Audit Report (Special Fund-Drexel National Bank). 15 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Statement of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters monthly receipts and
disbursements of the special fund at the Drexel National Bank. August 31, 1959
|
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Reel 28 | 11 |
0195. Authorizations for Handling Board Cases. 4 pages.
|
1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Authorization for handling of cases before the Fourth Division of the
National Railroad Adjustment Board.
|
|||
Reel 28 | 12 |
0199. Away From Home Expenses - Chicago District Porters. 12 pages.
|
|
Scope and Contents
No date.
|
|||
Reel 28 | 13 |
0211. Canadian Railway Board of Adjustment. 15 pages.
|
1921 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Memorandum of agreement between the Canadian railways and members of
railway unions; proposed sleeping car conductors bill.
|
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Reel 28 | 14 |
0226. Civil Rights Committee. 3 pages.
|
1964 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations housing
and urban development program; meeting of American Federation of Labor-Congress of
Industrial Organizations Civil Rights Committee.
|
|||
Reel 28 | 15 |
0229. Chicago-Midwest, Detroit-Pittsburgh Zone Conference. 203 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Report on the Chicago-Midwest and Detroit-Pittsburgh regional conference
held at Chicago, Illinois; conference delegates; conference resolutions; conference
arrangements; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters labor education meeting; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters leadership training conference in Montreal, Canada; conference
program; speeches at conference by A. Philip Randolph and Horace Harper.
|
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Reel 28 | 16 |
0432. Conference Proceedings (of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Provisional
Committee to Organize Colored) Locomotive Firemen, Jacksonville, Florida. 189 pages.
|
1947 |
Scope and Contents
December 2-3, 1947.
|
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Reel 28 | 17 |
0621. Colored Locomotive Firemen's Conference, Washington, District of Columbia. 21
pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report on the Tenth Annual Conference of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters Provisional Committee for the Organization of Colored Locomotive Firemen.
|
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Reel 28 | 18 |
0642. Colored Locomotive Firemen's Conference. 10 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Notice of the Fifteenth Annual Conference of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters Provisional Committee for the Organization of Colored Locomotive Firemen.
May 25-26, 1956
|
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Reel 28 | 19 |
0652. Colored Locomotive Firemen's Conference. 4 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Notice of 1958 Conference of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Provisional Committee for the Organization of Colored Locomotive Firemen.
|
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Reel 28 | 20 |
0656. Congress of Industrial Organizations - Pullman Porters' Organizing Committee.
3 pages.
|
1946 |
Reel 28 | 21 |
0659. Congress of Industrial Organizations - Libel Suit Against. 24 pages.
|
1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Proposed settlement in Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Congress of
Industrial Organizations libel suits.
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Reel 28 | 22 |
0683. Constitution - Joint American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations.
8 pages.
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1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Amendments to articles of proposed American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations constitution.
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Reel 28 | 23 |
0691. Constitution - Revision of (International). 28 pages.
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1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Amendments to Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters constitution
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Reel 28 | 24 |
0719. Constitution - Revision of (Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters). 169 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Revision of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters constitution and general
rules; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters death benefits; rules and regulations governing
the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Auditing Department; resolutions at the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters First and Second Triennial Conventions; Canadian Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters membership.
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Reel 28 | 25 |
0888. Delinquent Membership Dues. 27 pages.
|
1964-1970 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters demands for discharge of members
for nonpayment of dues; dues collection; amendment of vacation agreement.
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Reel 28 | 26 |
0915. Department of State. 78 pages.
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1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Economic survey of life in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR);
Congress of Industrial Organizations call for price ceilings and rent control; United
States overseas information and educational exchange programs; report of meeting between
the Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs and representatives of American
trade unions; report on conditions of Hungarian workers; labor unions' position on
the Korean War.
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0993. Earnings of Extra Employees (Chicago Central Division). 18 pages.
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1953 |
Reel 28 | 28 |
1011. Earnings of Extra Employees (Chicago Commissary District). 19 pages.
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1953 |
Reel 28 | 29 |
1030. Earnings of Extra Employees (Chicago Northern District). 50 pages.
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1953 |
Reel 28 | 30 |
1080. Earnings of Extra Employees (Omaha). 5 pages.
|
1954 |
Scope and Contents
March 1954.
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Reel 28 | 31 |
1085. Eastern Zone Regional Conference. 6 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Arrangements for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Eastern Regional
Zone Conference.
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Reel 28 | 32 |
1091. Extra Porter Salaries. 16 pages.
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1959 |
Reel 28 | 33 |
1107. Extra Porters - Layovers (Unemployment Insurance Act). 94 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Claims for unemployment insurance benefits by extra porters; eligibility
of retired men for unemployment insurance benefits; claims for unemployment benefits
for layover days.
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Reel 29 |
General Files (Financial System-Railway Labor Executives Association)
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Reel 29 | 1 |
0001. New Financial System (New York Office). 5 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Institution of new bookkeeping system at the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters New York Office. August 1952
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Reel 29 | 2 |
0006. Financing Railroad Equipment - Creation of Governmental Agency (Eastern Railroads).
6 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Proposed creation of governmental agency for financing railroad equipment.
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Reel 29 | 3 |
0012. Financing Railroads by the Government. 10 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Mediation agreement between the Eastern and Western Carriers' Conference
Committees and their employees represented by the Railroad Yardmasters of America
regarding wage increases and cost of living adjustments; proposed creation of governmental
agency for financing railroad equipment.
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Reel 29 | 4 |
0022. Financial Report - Chicago Division (United States Department of Labor). 56
pages.
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1960 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Financial report for the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Chicago
Division filed under the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters income tax return.
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Reel 29 | 5 |
0078. Financial Reports - Chicago Zone (United States Labor Department and United
States Treasury Department). 8 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Financial Reports filed by the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters'
Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, and Twin Cities Divisions. July 31, 1963.
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Reel 29 | 6 |
0086. Financial Report (United States Department of Labor). 14 pages.
|
1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Financial report filed by the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters' Denver,
Kansas City, Omaha, and Twin Cities Division. July 31, 1962.
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Reel 29 | 7 |
0100. Financial Report - Midwest Zone (United States Department of Labor). 2 pages.
|
1963 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Financial report of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters' Twin Cities
Division.
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Reel 29 | 8 |
0102. Griffin-Landrum Bill (Section by Section Analysis). 70 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Analysis of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959
(Griffin-Landrum Bill).
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Reel 29 | 9 |
0172. Griffin-Landrum Bill. 3 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters opposition to the Labor-Management
Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (Griffin-Landrum Bill).
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Reel 29 | 10 |
0175. Groups, Hospital, and Surgical Insurance (for Retired Non-Operating Railroad
Employees and Their Dependents). 10 pages.
|
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Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Information on group hospital and surgical insurance for retired nonoperating
railroad employees and their dependents. No date.
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Reel 29 | 11 |
0185. Group Insurance - Organizations. 8 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Information on Travelers group insurance policy for various labor unions.
|
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Reel 29 | 12 |
0193. Group Insurance Contract GA-23000. 10 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Group insurance contract for employees of the Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint
Paul and Pacific Railroad.
|
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Reel 29 | 13 |
0203. Health and Welfare (Mr. Leighty's Letter). 7 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Group insurance benefits for employee's dependents; report on Travelers
group insurance policy for various labor unions.
|
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Reel 29 | 14 |
0210. Gratuities and Social Security (Hotel and Restaurant Employees). 4 pages.
|
1960 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Relation of tips to wages in the computation of pension rights; resolutions
of gratuities and Social Security adopted at the American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations Third Constitutional Convention.
|
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Reel 29 | 15 |
0214. Income of Locals in Chicago-Midwest Zone. 2 pages.
|
1960 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Instructions applicable to bonding of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
officials.
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Reel 29 | 16 |
0216. Income Tax. 11 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Income tax return for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Chicago Division.
|
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Reel 29 | 17 |
0227. Income Tax Analysis (Regarding Tips for Porters). 8 pages.
|
1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Information regarding payment of income tax on tips to porters.
|
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Reel 29 | 18 |
0235. Income Tax for Porters. 11 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Information on income tax owed by porters.
|
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Reel 29 | 19 |
0246. Income Tax on Porters' Tips. 3 pages.
|
1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Information regarding payment of income tax on tips to porters.
|
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Reel 29 | 20 |
0249. Income Tax of Porters. 4 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Information on income tax owed by porters.
|
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Reel 29 | 21 |
0253. Income Tax Report - Chicago Division. 31 pages.
|
1955 |
Reel 29 | 22 |
0284. Income Tax Report - Chicago Division. 11 pages.
|
1958 |
Reel 29 | 23 |
0295. Income Tax Report - Chicago Division. 4 pages.
|
1960 |
Reel 29 | 24 |
0299. Income Tax Report - Chicago Division, January 10July 31, 1961. 5 pages.
|
1961 |
Reel 29 | 25 |
0304. Income Tax - traveling Expenses (ruling by Internal Revenue). 8 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Internal Revenue Service regulations on the reporting and substantiation
of travel and other business expenses by Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters employees.
|
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Reel 29 | 26 |
0312. International Association of Railway Employees (Merger). 9 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report on the merger of the Colored Trainmen of America, the International
Association of Railway Employees, and the Association of Railway Trainmen and Locomotive
Firemen.
|
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Reel 29 | 27 |
0321. Joint Council Dining Car Employees Proposals for 25 Cent Per Hour Increase,
Time and One Half, Paid Holidays. 21 pages.
|
1956 |
Reel 29 | 28 |
0342. Joint Council Controversy. 21 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Duties performed by waiter-coach attendants on Florida trains; elimination
of chair car porters on the Fort Worth and Denver Railway; alleged Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters raids on the jurisdiction of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees
and Bartenders International Union.
|
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Reel 29 | 29 |
0363. Joint Council Propaganda. 108 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Propaganda issued by the Joint Council Dining Car Employees union.
|
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Reel 29 | 30 |
0471. Labor Bill (Presented in Senate). 39 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959. April 25, 1959.
|
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Reel 29 | 31 |
0510. Labor Organization. 7 pages.
|
1963-1964 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Labor organization annual reports on the Denver and Chicago Divisions
of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters.
|
|||
Reel 29 | 32 |
0517. Lathers' Case Decree. 18 pages.
|
1958 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Decision in racial discrimination case against the Wood, Wire, and Metal
Lathers International Union in the Chicago area.
|
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Reel 29 | 33 |
0535. Lease with Continental Properties, Incorporated (Signed 1952). 44 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Lease for Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters office space in Chicago.
|
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Reel 29 | 34 |
0579. National Labor Relations Act - Union Representatives Going in Company Yard.
7 pages.
|
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Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Terms of the National Labor Relations Act dealing with employee rights
and unfair labor practices. Undated.
|
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Reel 29 | 35 |
0586. Lie Detector Tests. 10 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Report on the admissibility of the results of lie detector tests in criminal
courts.
|
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Reel 29 | 36 |
0596. Newspaper Clippings. 41 pages.
|
1956 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Clippings relating to activities of railroad unions and racial discrimination
by unions.
|
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Reel 29 | 37 |
0637. Newspaper Clippings. 66 pages.
|
1950-1962 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Activities of Railroad unions and racial discrimination by unions. 1950-1951
[1958-1962]
|
|||
Reel 29 | 38 |
0703. Petition (Discharge of Brother Grooms). 160 pages.
|
1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dispute between Milton Webster and C.E. Grooms; dismissal of C.E. Grooms
as second vice president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Chicago Division;
request for hearing by A. Philip Randolph regarding the Grooms case.
|
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Reel 29 | 39 |
0863. Railroad Adjustment Board. 22 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Procedures to be followed in presentation of disputes before Third Division
of the National Railroad Adjustment Board; status of dockets before Third Division
of the National Railroad Adjustment Board.
|
|||
Reel 29 | 40 |
0885. Railroad Discharge Forms. 2 pages.
|
1965 |
Reel 29 | 41 |
0887. Railroad Retirement Act - Status of Original Employees Under. 11 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Unemployment insurance and sick benefits for Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters employees in Canada.
|
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Reel 29 | 42 |
0898. Railway Labor Executive Association (Application for Membership). 7 pages.
|
1950-1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters request for membership in the Railway
Labor Executives Association.
|
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Reel 29 | 43 |
0905. Railway Labor Executives Association. 344 pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders International Union decision
not to participate In the Joint National Railroad Adjustment Board Fund; Railway Labor
Executives Association activities; agenda and minutes of Railway Labor Executives
Association meetings; liberalization of pass regulations; list of chief executives
and members of the Railway Labor Executives Association; amendment of Railroad Retirement
Act and Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act; railroad safety.
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Reel 30 |
General Files (Rate of Pay-Workmen's Compensation Act); Personal Injury Claims; National
Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples; A. Philip Randolph Institute
|
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Reel 30 | 1 |
0001. Rat of Pay. 3 pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Pay rates for Pullman porters.
|
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Reel 30 | 2 |
0004. Resolution 46. 2 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Proposed increase in Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters dues.
|
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Reel 30 | 3 |
0006. Rules Governing Monthly Reports of Railroad Accidents (Interstate Commerce Defense).
8 pages.
|
1957 |
Reel 30 | 4 |
0014. Rump Meetings (Bulletin-APR). 9 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major topics: Condemnation of rump meetings of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
international and local officials by A, Philip Randolph; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters bulletin regarding unauthorized circulation of petitions.
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Reel 30 | 5 |
0023. Southwestern Zone Conference (Houston, Texas). 32 pages.
|
1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agenda and program for Southwestern Zone Conference; proper interpretation
and application of rules in Pullman Company agreement. April 1949
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Reel 30 | 6 |
0055. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Strike Instructions. 4 pages.
|
1963 |
Reel 30 | 7 |
0059. Train Porters (Organization of). 82 pages.
|
1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Mediation agreement between the Trainmen, Brakemen, and Porters Union,
American Federation of Labor, and the Saint Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters granted jurisdiction over train porters by the
American Federation of Labor; membership of train porters union; proposals for basic
month and wage increase for porters; labor relations law and the Negro worker.
|
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Reel 30 | 8 |
0141. Travelers Insurance Company. 6 pages,
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Medical claims filed with the Travelers Insurance Company.
|
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Reel 30 | 9 |
0147. Travelers Insurance Plan. 12 pages.
|
1957 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Travelers Insurance Company group hospital and surgical plan.
|
|||
Reel 30 | 10 |
0159. Unemployment Insurance Benefits for Retired Men (Bulletin-APR). 4 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Eligibility of retired men for unemployment insurance benefits.
|
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Reel 30 | 11 |
0163. Union Shop Law. 238 pages.
|
1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Congressional hearings on amendments to the Railway Labor Act; A. Philip
Randolph's statement before the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
on the union shop bill; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman union shop agreements
between the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and the Pullman Company, between the
New York Central System and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, between
the Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad and the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America,
between the Monogohela Railway Company and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen, and between the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and the Chicago, Burlington,
and Quincy Railroad Company.
|
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Reel 30 | 12 |
0401. Union Shop Proposals (Pullman and All Carriers). 6 pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Union Shop agreement between the Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad and the Brotherhood
of Railroad Signalmen of America.
|
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Reel 30 | 13 |
0407. Vacation and Holiday Movement. 6 pages.
|
1959 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters proposals regarding vacations and
holidays.
|
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Reel 30 | 14 |
0413. Wage Stabilization Board. 38 pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Establishment of Temporary Emergency Railroad Wage Panel; report on
wage increases for Pullman nonoperating employees; agreement between the Pullman Company
and its clerical, office, station, and storehouse employees represented by the Brotherhood
of Railway and Steamship Clerks; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters-Pullman agreement
regarding pay rates; wage increase agreement between the Pullman Company and its laundry
employees represented by the United Transport Services Employees.
|
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Reel 30 | 15 |
0451. Wage Stabilization Board. 25 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Orders and regulations issued by the Wage Stabilization Board and the
Salary Stabilization Board.
|
|||
Reel 30 | 16 |
0476. Washington Job Protection Agreement (Brotherhood's Affiliation). 11 pages.
|
1961 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters request for inclusion as party to
the Washington Job Protection Agreement.
|
|||
Reel 30 | 17 |
0487. Welfare Benefits. 10 pages.
|
1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters application for services of the National
Mediation Board on the health and welfare benefits case.
|
|||
Reel 30 | 18 |
0497. Workmen's Compensation Act. 47 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: Colorado workmen's compensation act.
|
|||
Reel 30 | 19 |
0544. Adams, J.J. - Chicago District, Personal Injury. 3 pages.
|
1966 |
Reel 30 | 20 |
0547. Arnold, E. Jr. - Chicago District, Personal Injury. 8 pages.
|
1966 |
Reel 30 | 21 |
0555. Eufre, P.C. - Chicago Commissary District, Personal Injury. 7 pages.
|
1966 |
Reel 30 | 22 |
0562. Gaines, Houston - Personal Injury. 6 pages.
|
1966 |
Reel 30 | 23 |
Jackson, O.W. - Personal Injury, 3 pages.
|
1966 |
Reel 30 | 24 |
Torry, J.P. - Personal Injury. 2 pages.
|
1966 |
Reel 30 | 25 |
0573. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. 75 pages.
|
1969-1970 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Report on the history of the National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People; report on election of National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People officers; report on National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People urban program in Chicago; financial statements for the Southside Chicago
Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; minutes
of Illinois State National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Conference.
|
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Reel 30 | 26 |
0648. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. 101 pages.
|
1971 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Political
Action Committee report; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
economic, political action, housing, and educational surveys; report on election of
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People officers; financial statements
for the Southside Chicago Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People; benefits for black veterans; National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People positions on the My Lai incident in Vietnam and on employment discrimination;
agenda for meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People Southside Chicago Branch; National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People demand for minimum wage legislation in Illinois; National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People code of personnel and employment
practices.
|
|||
Reel 30 | 27 |
0749. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. 110 pages.
|
1972-1977 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People membership
campaign; financial statement for the Southside Chicago Branch of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People; reports of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People Legal Office; reports on National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People urban program in Chicago; agenda and minutes for National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People Executive Committee meetings; National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People opposition to moratorium on busing
to achieve school integration.
|
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Reel 30 | 28 |
0859. A. Philip Randolph Institute. 106 pages.
|
1967-1971 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: 1970 Senate elections; civil rights movement and the trade unions; report
on the failure of black separatism; report on the future of the civil rights movement;
recommendations of the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence;
report on black youth; report on feminism; report on the power of the black vote;
report on civil rights strategy for the 1970s.
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