ILGWU Related Sound Recordings, 1935-1966
Collection Number: 6036/073 AV
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
ILGWU Related Sound Recordings, 1935-1966
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Collection Number:
6036/073 AV
Abstract:
The collection consists of sound recordings, primarily LPs and 78s. These recordings
were either created, produced, or utilized by the ILGWU for radio, conventions, or
performances, or contain material and songs with a labor and union focus.
Creator:
International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union
Quanitities:
2.33 cubic feet
Language:
Collection material in English
The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union was once one of the largest labor
unions in the United States founded in 1900 by local union delegates representing
about 2,000 members in cities in the northeastern United States. It was one of the
first U.S. Unions to have a membership consisting of mostly females, and it played
a key role in the labor history of the 1920s and 1930s. The union is generally referred
to as the "ILGWU" or the "ILG". The ILGWU grew in geographical scope, membership size,
and political influence to become one of the most powerful forces in American organized
labor by mid-century. Representing workers in the women's garment industry, the ILGWU
worked to improve working and living conditions of its members through collective
bargaining agreements, training programs, health care facilities, cooperative housing,
educational opportunities, and other efforts. The ILGWU merged with the Amalgamated
Clothing and Textile Workers Union in 1995 to form the Union of Needle trades, Industrial
and Textile Employees (UNITE). UNITE merged with the Hotel Employees and Restaurant
Employees Union (HERE) in 2004 to create a new union known as UNITE HERE. The two
unions that formed UNITE in 1995 represented only 250,000 workers between them, down
from the ILGWU's peak membership of 450,000 in 1969.
The collection consists of an assortment of sound recordings in various formats, mainly
LPs and 78s. Much of the recordings are ILGWU produced, either songs, speeches, or
broadcasts. Of particular note are the recordings of "Pins and Needles, " the ILGWU
broadway musical revue from 1937. There are recordings of the original cast, as well
as the 25th Anniversary Edition of "Pins and Needles" with Barbara Striesand. Also
interesting are the recordings of various union choirs and productions from locals
and departments. Included in the collection are LPs of performers and songs that have
a labor and union focus. Another component is the sound recordings of speeches and
presentations, by ILGWU president David Dubinsky and other union leaders as well as
U.S. presidents and politicians. These are in the forms of interviews, proceedings
at conventions, and events and anniversaries of locals. There are numerous recordings
of radio broadcasts, identified by the various stations, many of which are Luigi Antonini
radio addresses and the "Voice of 89."
Access to the collections in the Kheel Center is restricted. Please contact a reference
archivist for access to these materials.
This collection must be used in keeping with the Kheel Center Information Sheet and
Procedures for Document Use.
INFORMATION FOR USERS
ILGWU Related Sound Recordings #6036/073 AV. Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation
and Archives, Cornell University Library.
Related Collections: 5780: ILGWU records 5780 AV: ILGWU Audio-Visual (AV)
Names:
Antonini, Luigi.
Dubinsky, David.
Kennedy, John.
Johnson, Lyndon.
Richardson, Herb.
Streisand, Barbara.
Truman, Harry.
Subjects:
Pins and Needles.
CONTAINER LIST
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Container
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Description
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Date
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| Box 1 | 1 |
Two/Two for the Union
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1962-1965 |
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Scope and Contents
Two Presidents of the United States and two garment workers talk about the International
Ladies' Garment Workers' Union and unionism. Side 1 includes President Lyndon Johnson
when he came to New York City on June 6, 1964 to participate in the 50th anniversary
celebration of the Union Health Center and President John Kennedy on May 19, 1962
at the ceremony to dedicate the ILGWU Cooperative Houses. Side 2 includes Pauline
Newman and Judy Ackerman speaking at the 32nd Convention of the ILGWU in Miami Beach.
Newman addressed the delegates on May 13, 1965 and Ackerman spoke on May 20, 1965.
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| Box 1 | 2 |
Two/Two for the Union
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1962-1965 |
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Scope and Contents
Two Presidents of the United States and two garment workers talk about the International
Ladies' Garment Workers' Union and unionism. Side 1 includes President Lyndon Johnson
when he came to New York City on June 6, 1964 to participate in the 50th anniversary
celebration of the Union Health Center and President John Kennedy on May 19, 1962
at the ceremony to dedicate the ILGWU Cooperative Houses. Side 2 includes Pauline
Newman and Judy Ackerman speaking at the 32nd Convention of the ILGWU in Miami Beach.
Newman addressed the delegates on May 13, 1965 and Ackerman spoke on May 20, 1965.
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| Box 1 | 3 |
Two/Two for the Union
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1962-1965 |
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Scope and Contents
Two Presidents of the United States and two garment workers talk about the International
Ladies' Garment Workers' Union and unionism. Side 1 includes President Lyndon Johnson
when he came to New York City on June 6, 1964 to participate in the 50th anniversary
celebration of the Union Health Center and President John Kennedy on May 19, 1962
at the ceremony to dedicate the ILGWU Cooperative Houses. Side 2 includes Pauline
Newman and Judy Ackerman speaking at the 32nd Convention of the ILGWU in Miami Beach.
Newman addressed the delegates on May 13, 1965 and Ackerman spoke on May 20, 1965.
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| Box 1 | 4 |
The Northeast Sings
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1965 |
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Scope and Contents
Members from the Northeast Department perform original songs at the 32nd ILGWU Convention
in Miami Beach on May 17, 1965. Side A includes "ILGWU Anthem," "The Northeast," "Little
Machine," "Join With Us," "This is a Strike," "They Can't Win," "Mr. Boss," "There
Has Come a New Day," "It's So Different," and "With a Union, Grow, Grow." Side B includes
"Learn to Love," "You Gotta Know the Score," Union Label," "It's A Grand Feeling,"
"So Long, Jenny," "Finale."
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| Box 1 | 5 |
The Northeast Sings
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1965 |
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Scope and Contents
Members from the Northeast Department perform original songs at the 32nd ILGWU Convention
in Miami Beach on May 17, 1965. Side A includes "ILGWU Anthem," "The Northeast," "Little
Machine," "Join With Us," "This is a Strike," "They Can't Win," "Mr. Boss," "There
Has Come a New Day," "It's So Different," and "With a Union, Grow, Grow." Side B includes
"Learn to Love," "You Gotta Know the Score," Union Label," "It's A Grand Feeling,"
"So Long, Jenny," "Finale."
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| Box 1 | 6 |
The Northeast Sings
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1965 |
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Scope and Contents
Members from the Northeast Department perform original songs at the 32nd ILGWU Convention
in Miami Beach on May 17, 1965. Side A includes "ILGWU Anthem," "The Northeast," "Little
Machine," "Join With Us," "This is a Strike," "They Can't Win," "Mr. Boss," "There
Has Come a New Day," "It's So Different," and "With a Union, Grow, Grow." Side B includes
"Learn to Love," "You Gotta Know the Score," Union Label," "It's A Grand Feeling,"
"So Long, Jenny," "Finale."
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| Box 1 | 7 |
Herb Richardson Sings of Labor, Hope and Freedom
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Scope and Contents
From the Labor Alumni Association of Rutgers University. Contents include: "Suzanne,"
"Which Side are You On," "Danny Boy," "Roll the Union On," "Take this Hammer," "It
Could be a Wonderful World," "Oh Freedom," "We Shall Overcome," "So Big and Wonderful,"
"No Man is an Island," "We Shall not be Moved," "The Mill was Made of Marble," "If
I Had a Hammer," "Solidarity Forever."
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| Box 1 | 8 |
Herb Richardson Sings of Labor, Hope and Freedom
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Scope and Contents
From the Labor Alumni Association of Rutgers University. Contents include: "Suzanne,"
"Which Side are You On," "Danny Boy," "Roll the Union On," "Take this Hammer," "It
Could be a Wonderful World," "Oh Freedom," "We Shall Overcome," "So Big and Wonderful,"
"No Man is an Island," "We Shall not be Moved," "The Mill was Made of Marble," "If
I Had a Hammer," "Solidarity Forever."
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| Box 1 | 9 |
Strike! The Lawrence, Massachusetts Textile Strike of 1912
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Scope and Contents
Side 1: Life in Lawrence, The "Foreigners," The Strike Begins, Events During the Strike;
Side 2: Events During the Strike, The Trial of Ettor and Giovannitti, Perspectives
on the Past, The Women's Strike of 1909, a firsthand account by Pauline M. Newman
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| Box 1 | 10 |
Joe Glazer and the PAC Bucks
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Scope and Contents
"Solidarity" and "Give Away Boys"
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| Box 1 | 11 |
The Voice of Local 89 Broadcast on March 16, 1935
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1935 |
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Scope and Contents
Luigi Antonini
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| Box 1 | 12 |
The Voice of Local 89 Broadcast on March 16, 1935
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1935 |
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Scope and Contents
Luigi Antonini
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| Box 1 | 13 |
The Voice of Local 89 Broadcast on March 16, 1935
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1935 |
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Scope and Contents
Luigi Antonini
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| Box 1 | 14 |
KFMV "Lippy Duckatt-Sports Aud. For KF"
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| Box 1 | 15 |
"Dramatic Sketch" from WEVD on 9/30/51 at 1:30 pm part 3 and 6
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1951 |
| Box 1 | 16 |
"Dramatic Sketch" from WEVD on 9/30/51 at 1:30 pm part 2 and 5
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1951 |
| Box 1 | 17 |
"Dramatic Sketch" from WEVD on 9/30/51 at 1:30 pm part 1 and 4
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1951 |
| Box 1 | 18 |
ORT Mr. Dubinsky at the Commodore Hotel 1/31/43
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1943 |
| Box 1 | 19 |
Prime Minister of Italy October 11, 1944
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1944 |
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Scope and Contents
Premier Ivanoe speech for Columbus Day October 12, 1944
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| Box 1 | 20 |
Luigi Antonini Address from WEVD on June 29, 1957
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1957 |
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Scope and Contents
Luigi Antonini Address; WEVD; June 29, 1957; 10:00 AM; Time-- 11:35
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| Box 1 | 21 |
Luigi Antonini Address from WEVD on June 15, 1957
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1957 |
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Scope and Contents
Luigi Antonini Address; WEVD; June 15, 1957; Time--13:27
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| Box 1 | 22 |
Luigi Antonini from Rome on Sept. 20, 1946 part 2
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1946 |
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Scope and Contents
Luigi Antonini From Rome (CT); Part Two #13525; Sept. 20, 1946
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| Box 1 | 23 |
Luigi Antonini from Rome on Sept. 20, 1946 part 1
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1946 |
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Scope and Contents
Luigi Antonini From Rome (CT); Part One #13525; Septe. 20, 1946
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| Box 1 | 24 |
Luigi Antonini on September 27, 1946 part 2
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1946 |
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Scope and Contents
Luigi Antonini, Part Two 13525, September 27, 1946
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| Box 1 | 25 |
Voice of Local 89 with Giovanni Canini on April 19th, 1952
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1952 |
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Scope and Contents
Voice of Local 89. Guest Speaker: Hon. Giovanni Canini Vice Secr. C.I.S.L. Radio Program
April 19th, 1952 (as per V. Montana). Time 5:24. 3/20/1952
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| Box 1 | 26 |
Voice of Local 89 with Enrico Parri on April 5th, 1952
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1952 |
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Scope and Contents
Guest Speaker: On. Enrico Parri. April 5th, 1952 Radio Program. Enrico Parri Vice
Secr. C.I.S.L. Time 4:33. 3/20/52.
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| Box 1 | 27 |
Voice of Local 89 with Mario Longhena on March 22nd, 1952
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1952 |
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Scope and Contents
"Voice of Local '89". Guest Speaker: Hon. Mario Longhena President Italian Red Cross.
March 22nd, 1952 Radio Program. Time 3:00. 3/20/52.
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| Box 1 | 28 |
Voice of Local 89 with Giulio Pastore on March 29th, 1952
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1952 |
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Scope and Contents
"Voice of Local 89" Radio Program. March 29th, 1952. Guest Speaker: On. Giulio Pastore,
Gen. Secr. C.I.S.L. Time 5:41. 3/20/52
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| Box 1 | 29 |
Untitled
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| Box 1 | 30 |
Untitled
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| Box 1 | 31 |
Sardis - Sam Levene on 8-26-49 part 1
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1949 |
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Scope and Contents
SARDIS - Sam Levene. 8-26-49. Part One. Serial 19320.
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| Box 1 | 32 |
I.L.G.W.U. David Dubinsky and I.L.G.W.U. Movie
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1949 |
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Scope and Contents
I.L.G.W.U. David Dubinsky and I.L.G.W.U. Movie. SARDIS - Sam Levene. 8-26- 49. Serial
19320. Part Two.
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| Box 1 | 33 |
Geneva Rebroadcast with David Dubinsky on 4/12/35 part 1 and 3
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1935 |
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Scope and Contents
Geneva Rebroadcast with David Dubinsky on station W.J.Z. on 4/12/35.
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| Box 1 | 34 |
Geneva Rebroadcast with David Dubinsky on 4/12/35 part 2 and 4
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1935 |
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Scope and Contents
Geneva Rebroadcast with David Dubinsky on 4/12/35. Station W.J.Z.
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| Box 1 | 35 |
10.00-10.15 on 11-21-35 part 1 and 3
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1935 |
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Scope and Contents
Station W.B.N.X.
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| Box 1 | 36 |
10.00-10.15 on 11-21-1935 part 2 and 4
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1935 |
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Scope and Contents
Station W.B.N.X.
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| Box 1 | 37 |
10.00-10.30 P.M. on 10/10/35 part 6 and 8
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1935 |
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Scope and Contents
Station W.B.N.X
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| Box 1 | 38 |
David Dubinsky on Recreational Activities for Workers part 1 and 3
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1938 |
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Scope and Contents
David Dubinsky on Recreational Activities for Workers. Station W.J.Z. Date 4/14/38
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| Box 1 | 39 |
David Dubinsky on Recreational Activities for Workers on 4/14/38 part 2 and 4
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1938 |
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Scope and Contents
David Dubinsky on Recreational Activates for Workers on 4/14/38 part 2 and 4. Station
W.J.Z.
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| Box 1 | 40 |
Union Convention on 5/27/40 with David Dubinsky part 1 and 3
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1940 |
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Scope and Contents
"union Convention" with David Dubinsky of "International Ladies Garment Workers" from
Station W.E.V.D. on 5/27/40.
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| Box 1 | 41 |
Union Convention with David Dubinsky on 5/27/40 part 2 and 4
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1940 |
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Scope and Contents
"Union Convention" with David Dubinsky of "International Ladies Garment Workers" from
Station W.E.V.D. on 5/27/40.
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| Box 1 | 42 |
Untitled
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| Box 1 | 43 |
Union Convention with David Dubinsky on 5/27/40 part 9 and 11
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1940 |
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Scope and Contents
"Union Convention" with David Dubinsky of "International Ladies Garment Workers" from
Station W.E.V.D. on 5/27/40
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| Box 1 | 44 |
Union Convention with David Dubinsky on 5/27/40 part 10 and 12
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1940 |
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Scope and Contents
"Union Convention" with David Dubinsky of "International Ladies Garment Workers" from
Station W.E.V.D. on 5/27/40.
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| Box 1 | 45 |
Int. Ladies Garment Workers Interviews with Taft Hartley Song and Gregory Peck on
10/28/48
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1948 |
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Scope and Contents
Int. Ladies Garment Workers Interviews with Taft Hartley Song and Gregory Peck. ABC
#56. 10/28/48.
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| Box 1 | 46 |
Int. Ladies Garment Workers Interviews with Gene Kelly and Taft Hartley Song on 10/28/48
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1948 |
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Scope and Contents
Int. Ladies Garment Workers Interviews with Gene Kelly and Taft Hartley Song on 10/28/48.
ABC #56
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| Box 1 | 47 |
"Fight for Civil Rights" on 11/1/60
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1960 |
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Scope and Contents
Gotham Recording Corporation. 1. Mrs. Roosevelt 6:33 2. Sen. Morse 6:17 3. Hon. H.
Lehman 6:00
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| Box 1 | 48 |
The Truth About Civil Rights
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Scope and Contents
For ILGWU Campaign Committee. Broadcasts 11/1, 2, 3 , 5. Side A: Band 1 - Governor
Adlai E. Stevenson. Band 2 - Sen. Herbert H. Lehman, U.S. Senator, New York. Side
B: Band 1 - Senator Paul H. Douglas, U.S. Senator, Illinois. Band 2 - Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt. Presented by Committee on Political Education (COPE - AFL-CIO) Washington
D.C.
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| Box 1 | 49 |
Democratic National Committee with Sammy Davis Jr.
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Scope and Contents
Sammy Davis Jr. sings "How About You"
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| Box 1 | 50 |
George Meany, Sec'y-Treas., A.F.L.
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Scope and Contents
Cuts #1 and #2 - same
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| Box 1 | 51 |
Registration Spots being used as Public Service in Connecticut
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Scope and Contents
From: Al Hamilton
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| Box 1 | 52 |
Dubinsky on 6/13/37
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1937 |
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Scope and Contents
Dubinsky #6. Station WEVD. Date 6/13/37/. Time 10:30.
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| Box 1 | 53 |
Speech made by Mr. David Dubinsky in Rome, Italy
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1948 |
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Scope and Contents
From Palermo. July 24, 1948. 10 A.M.
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| Box 1 | 54 |
Address by David Dubinsky on 07/24/48
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1948 |
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Scope and Contents
Broadcast by short wave from Italy (Palermo) July 24, 1948.
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| Box 1 | 55 |
10/28/52
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1952 |
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Scope and Contents
Side 1: Humphrey Bogart, 5"10', Bill Mauldin, Herman Wouk. Side 2: Herman Wouk with
Jingle, Richard Rogers, Agnes DeMille, Letter from Korea, John Gunther. 10/28/52
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| Box 1 | 56 |
ORT Mr. Dubinsky
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| Box 1 | 57 |
Mr. David Dubinsky on 11-1-42
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1942 |
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Scope and Contents
Mr. David Dubinsky from W.E.V.D.
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| Box 1 | 58 |
Eternal Light of 6/29 on July 10, 1958
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1958 |
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Scope and Contents
Eternal Light of 6/29 Side 1 and 2
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| Box 1 | 59 |
Eternal Light of 6/29 on July 10, 1958
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1958 |
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Scope and Contents
Eternal Light of 6/29 Side 1 and 2. This was a play on the Eternal Light radio program
on DD.
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| Box 1 | 60 |
"Merrily we Roll Along" by Stevenson on 10/27/52
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1952 |
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Scope and Contents
2 identical cuts. 10/27/52.
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| Box 1 | 61 |
Umbay on 11-18-54 part 1
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1954 |
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Scope and Contents
Side 1. CT4176.
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| Box 1 | 62 |
Umbay on 11-18-54 part 2
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1954 |
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Scope and Contents
Side 2
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| Box 1 | 63 |
Inaugural of Seamen's House in London with Mr. David Dubinsky on 7/23/42 part 5
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1942 |
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Scope and Contents
Inaugural of Seamen's House in London with Mr. David Dubinsky on 7/23/42. 5.
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| Box 1 | 64 |
Inaugural of Seamen's House in London with Mr. David Dubinsky on 7/23/42 part 2
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1942 |
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Scope and Contents
Inaugural of Seamen's House in London with Mr. David Dubinsky on 7/23/42. 2.
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| Box 1 | 65 |
Opening Ceremonies of Seamen's Club in England with Mr. Dubinsky on 7/23/42 part 5
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1942 |
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Scope and Contents
Opening Ceremonies of Seamen's Club in England with Mr. Dubinsky. 5.
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| Box 1 | 66 |
Opening Ceremonies of Seamen's Club in England on 7/23/42 part 2
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1942 |
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Scope and Contents
Opening Ceremonies of Seamen's Club in England on 7/23/42. 2.
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| Box 1 | 67 |
Opening Ceremonies of Seamen's Club in England on 7/23/42 part 4
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1942 |
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Scope and Contents
Opening Ceremonies of Seamen's Club in England on 7/23/42. 4.
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| Box 2 | 1 |
Sammy Davis Jr. Get-Out-The-Vote Spots on 10/26/56
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1956 |
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Scope and Contents
Cut 1 - 1:00. Cut 2 - 0:20.
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| Box 2 | 2 |
"Canciones de la Huelga" (Songs of the Strike) by Luis Valdez and Agustin Lira
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1966 |
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Scope and Contents
Songs: "Huelga en General" (General Strike) and "El Esquirol" (The Scab). Sung by:
Luis Valdez and August Lira. Music by: David Allaniz (Accordion) and Agustin Lira
and Danny Valdez (Guitars). Propaganda music disc created through the mutual inspiration
of El Teatro Campesino y la Huelga (The Farm Workers Theater and the Strike)
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| Box 2 | 3 |
5780 RR 70 sides 1-5
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Scope and Contents
3M Recording Tape - Reel to Reel Tape
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| Box 2 | 4 |
One Big Union for Two, Doing the Reactionary with Cab Calloway
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1938 |
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Scope and Contents
From the musical Pins and Needles.
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| Box 2 | 5 |
One Big Union for Two, Nobody Makes a Pass at Me with Sonny Schuyler and Millie (Mildred)
Weitz
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1938 |
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Scope and Contents
From the musical Pins and Needles. Kay Weber is also associated with this record,
although not listed on the label.
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| Box 2 | 6 |
Sing me a Song of Social Significance, Chain Store Daisy with Sonny Schuyler and Ruth
Rubenstein
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1938 |
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Scope and Contents
From the musical Pins and Needles.
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| Box 2 | 7 |
Mene, Mene, Tekel Part Two with Clarence Palmer
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Scope and Contents
From the musical Pins and Needles.
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| Box 2 | 8 |
Sunday in the Park, Doing the Reactionary with Harold Rome
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Scope and Contents
From the musical Pins and Needles.
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| Box 2 | 9 |
Song of the Ads, I Want to be a G-Man with Harold Rome
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Scope and Contents
From the musical Pins and Needles.
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| Box 2 | 10 |
Doing the Reactionary, Sunday in the Park
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Scope and Contents
From Pins & Needles by Harold Rome, Hudson-DeLange Orchestra, Broadway showed debuted
1937
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| Box 2 | 11 |
One Big Union for Two, Doing the Reactionary
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Scope and Contents
Pins & Needles; Harold J. Rome; Cab Callowy and his Orchestra; Fox Trot, 2 sides
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| Box 2 | 12 |
My Name is Mary Brown, Copy 1
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Scope and Contents
Columbia; Musical Narrative by the Northeast Department Before the Golden Jubilee
Convention of the ILGWU; 2 sided
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| Box 2 | 13 |
My Name is Mary Brown copy 2
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Scope and Contents
Musical Narrative by the Northeast Department before the Golden Jubilee Convention
of the ILGWU; Michael Johnson; solos by Gail Manners and Joey Nash
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| Box 2 | 14 |
My Name is Mary Brown, copy 3
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Scope and Contents
Musical Narratives by the Northeast Department before the Golden Jubilee Convention
for the ILGWU; Michael Johnson; solos by Gail Manners and Joey Nash
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| Box 2 | 15 |
National Anthem of the US
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Scope and Contents
The British Broadcasting Corporation (London Transcription Service); BBC Symphony
Orchestra with Sir Adrian Bonlt; Composer J. Stafford Smith
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| Box 2 | 16 |
Senora Munoz Marin interviewed by Morris Novick
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Scope and Contents
Wife of Governor of Puerto Rico; AF of L Convention in Los Angeles
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| Box 2 | 17 |
New Frontiers 1960
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Scope and Contents
Gotham; Version 1 and 2; 10/12/60
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| Box 2 | 18 |
Have a Heart Tart-Hartley, Our Hour copy 1
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Scope and Contents
The Puppy Love song (David-Hoffman-Livingston); The Prairie Ramblers
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| Box 2 | 19 |
Have a Heart Taft-Hartley, Our Hour copy 2
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Scope and Contents
The Puppy Love song (David-Hoffman-Livingston); The Prairie Ramblers
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| Box 2 | 20 |
David Dubinsky, WEVD, 11/1/1942
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Scope and Contents
Asch Recording New York NY
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| Box 2 | 21 |
David Dubinsky, WEVD, 11/1/1942
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Scope and Contents
Asch Recording, New York, NY; 2 sided
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| Box 2 | 22 |
David Dubinsky at Opening of Seaman's Institute London
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| Box 2 | 23 |
Tex and Jinx, 4/9/1958 part 1
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Scope and Contents
NBC, 2 sided
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| Box 2 | 24 |
Tex and Jinx, 4/9/1958 part 2
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Scope and Contents
NBC; 2 sided
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| Box 2 | 25 |
Tex and Jinx, 4/9/1958
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Scope and Contents
NBC; TV Time off the air recordings
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| Box 2 | 26 |
Tex and Jinx, 4/14/1958
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Scope and Contents
NBC; TV Time off the air recordings
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| Box 2 | 27 |
Tex and Jinx, 4/14/1958 part 2
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Scope and Contents
NBC; 2 sided
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| Box 2 | 28 |
We Work- We Sing copy 1
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Scope and Contents
Gene and Francesca; Local 91 chorus; New York Joint Board 28th ILGWU Convention; Chicago;
May 1953; Side 1 -1. Greetings Isidore Naglar, General Manager, Cloak Joint Board
2. ILGWU Anthem 3. Sing Workers Sing 4. Bread and Roses 5. So Join up Brothers, Sisters
6. We are Building A Strong Union; Side 2- 1. We Shall Not Be Moved 2. Are You Sleeping
3. Keep Us Safe the Union Way 4. March On (Solo Elsie Sussman) 5. Twenty Years Ago
6. Hold the Fort
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| Box 2 | 29 |
The Many Lengths of Fashion 'There's Nothing Like A Dress' May 1953
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Scope and Contents
Report to the 28th Convention International Garment Workers' Union by the Joint Board
of Cloak, Suit, and Reefer Makers' Unions of Greater New York; 2 sided
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| Box 2 | 30 |
'There's Nothing Like A Dress' May 1953
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Scope and Contents
Report to the 28th Convention ILGWU by the Joint Board of Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Reefer
Makers' Unions of Greater New York; Chicago
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| Box 2 | 31 |
We Work- We Sing, May 1953
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Scope and Contents
Report to the 28th Convection ILGWU by the Joint Board of Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Reefer
Makers' Unions of Greater New York; Chicago
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| Box 2 | 32 |
A Collection of Christmas Songs part 1
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Scope and Contents
Christmas In Song Vol. 1 Part1; 1. Christmas Day in the Morning 2. They Come With
Blissful Song 3. Baby's Night; Frank Luther and Zora Layman and the Century Quartette;
side 2 1. God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 2. Old Christmas 3. Cradle Song of the Virgin
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| Box 2 | 33 |
A Collection of Christmas Songs part 2
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Scope and Contents
Christmas in Song Vol. 1. part 3 and 4; 1. Boar Head Carol 2. Old Christmas 3. The
Babe of Bethlehem; side 2 1. Good King 2. Far Away; Frank Luther and Zola Layman and
the Century Quartette
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| Box 2 | 34 |
A Collection of Christmas Songs part 3
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Scope and Contents
Christmas in Song Vol. 1 part 5 and 6 1. The Wassail Song 2. Why, Alas in Lowly Stall
3. The First Nowell; side 2 1. Carol, Carol Christmas 2. When Snow Lies Deep 3. The
Sleigh Ride; Frank Luther and Zora Layman and the Century Quartette
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| Box 2 | 35 |
A Collection of Christmas Songs part 4
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Scope and Contents
Christmas in Song Vol.1 part 7 1. Hark the Herald Angels Sing 2. O, Come All Ye Faithful,
side 2 Calm was the Night 2. 'Twas Clear and Cold 3. Oh Night of Nights! 4. Holy Nigh;
Frank Luther and Zola Layman and the Century Quartette
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| Box 2 | 36 |
A Collection of Christmas Songs part 5
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Scope and Contents
Christmas in Song Vol. 1. part 9 and 10 1. Joy to the World 2. Born of Maiden Fair
3. Come and Worship, side 2 1. The Holy Family 2. Ave Maria (Schubert); Frank Luther
and Zora Layman and the Century Quartette
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| Box 2 | 37 |
The Red Mikado
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Scope and Contents
Pins & Needles, Harold J. Rome - Joseph Schrank; Directed by Robert H. Gordon; Vocal
Direction by Simon Rady; 2 sided
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| Box 2 | 38 |
Report on the Labor 6/6/50
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Scope and Contents
9 to 9:30 PM; side 5 and 7
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| Box 2 | 39 |
Pins and Needles 25th Anniversary Edition of the Hill Musical Revue
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Scope and Contents
Barbara Streisand, Rose Marie Jun, Jack Carroll and Harold Rome; 1.Sing Me a Song
with Social Significance 2. Doing the Reactionary 3. One Big Union for Two 3. One
Big Union for Two 4. It's Better with a Union Man 5. Nobody Makes a pass at me 6.
I've got the Nerve to be in Love 7. Not Cricket to Picket 8. Back to Work; side 2
1.
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| Box 2 | 40 |
"Pins and Needles" 5/23/1962
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Scope and Contents
25th Anniversary Edition of the Hit Musical Revue Barbara Streisand, Rose Marie Jun,
Jack Carroll and Harold Rome; Elise Bretton, Souvenir of the Thirty- First Convention
ILGWU; 1. Sing Me A Song With Social Significance 2. Doing The Reactionary 3. One
Big Union For Two 4. It's Better With A Union Man 5. Nobody Makes A Pass At Me 6.
I've Got The Nerve To Be In Love 7. Not Cricket To Picket 8. Back To Work; side 2
1. Statue Quo 2. When I Grow Up 3. Chain Store Daisy 4. Four Little Angels of Peace
5. Sunday In the Park 6. What Good Love Is 7. Mene, Mene, Tekel
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| Box 2 | 41 |
"Pins and Needles" 5/23/1962
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Scope and Contents
25th Anniversary Edition of the Hit Musical Revue Barbara Streisand, Rose Marie Jun,
Jack Carroll and Harold Rome; Elise Bretton, Souvenir of the Thirty- First Convention
ILGWU; 1. Sing Me A Song With Social Significance 2. Doing The Reactionary 3. One
Big Union For Two 4. It's Better With A Union Man 5. Nobody Makes A Pass At Me 6.
I've Got The Nerve To Be In Love 7. Not Cricket To Picket 8. Back To Work; side 2
1. Statue Quo 2. When I Grow Up 3. Chain Store Daisy 4. Four Little Angels of Peace
5. Sunday In the Park 6. What Good Love Is 7. Mene, Mene, Tekel
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| Box 2 | 42 |
"My Name is Mary Brown"
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Scope and Contents
Northeast Department for the Golden Jubilee Convention of the ILGWU; Michael Johnson;
Gail Manners; Jack Nelson; Part 1
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| Box 2 | 43 |
Fashion USA "What's Happening in the World of Fashion"
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Scope and Contents
1. Shirts for Skirts 2. In praise of pants! 3. Robes 4. No change 5. False Economy
6. The long & short of it 7. Knits 8. Underneath 9. Sleepwear Scene 10. "Suit" Yourself
11. Bathing suits; side 2 1. Spring Forecast 2. New Looks for Spring 3. Do's and Don'ts
4. "In Betweens" 6. Labels on the Level 7. Knits and Sportswear 8. Rain Coats 9. Littlegirl's
world 10. Fashion American Style 11. Spring Offering
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| Box 2 | 44 |
"Fashion USA" What's Happening in the World of Fashion
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Scope and Contents
1. Shirts for Skirts 2. In praise of pants! 3. Robes 4. No change 5. False Economy
6. The long & short of it 7. Knits 8. Underneath 9. Sleepwear Scene 10. "Suit" Yourself
11. Bathing suits; side 2 1. Spring Forecast 2. New Looks for Spring 3. Do's and Don'ts
4. "In Betweens" 6. Labels on the Level 7. Knits and Sportswear 8. Rain Coats 9. Littlegirl's
world 10. Fashion American Style 11. Spring Offering
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| Box 2 | 45 |
"Fashion USA" What's Happening in the World of Fashion
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Scope and Contents
1. Shirts for Skirts 2. In praise of pants! 3. Robes 4. No change 5. False Economy
6. The long & short of it 7. Knits 8. Underneath 9. Sleepwear Scene 10. "Suit" Yourself
11. Bathing suits; side 2 1. Spring Forecast 2. New Looks for Spring 3. Do's and Don'ts
4. "In Betweens" 6. Labels on the Level 7. Knits and Sportswear 8. Rain Coats 9. Littlegirl's
world 10. Fashion American Style 11. Spring Offering
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| Box 2 | 46 |
"Pins and Needles" 5/23/1962
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Scope and Contents
Harold Rome; Jack Carroll; Barbara Streisand; Elise Bretton; Stan Freeman; Elizabeth
Lauer; Charles Burr; Rose Marie Jun; Souvenir of the Thirty-First Convention ILGWU;
Atlantic City; New Jersey 1. Shirts for Skirts 2. In praise of pants! 3. Robes 4.
No change 5. False Economy 6. The long & short of it 7. Knits 8. Underneath 9. Sleepwear
Scene 10. "Suit" Yourself 11. Bathing suits; side 2 1. Spring Forecast 2. New Looks
for Spring 3. Do's and Don'ts 4. "In Betweens" 6. Labels on the Level 7. Knits and
Sportswear 8. Rain Coats 9. Littlegirl's world 10. Fashion American Style 11. Spring
Offering
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| Box 2 | 47 |
"Pins and Needles" 5/23/1962
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Scope and Contents
Harold Rome; Jack Carroll; Barbara Streisand; Elise Bretton; Stan Freeman; Elizabeth
Lauer; Charles Burr; Rose Marie Jun; Souvenir of the Thirty-First Convention ILGWU;
Atlantic City; New Jersey 1. Shirts for Skirts 2. In praise of pants! 3. Robes 4.
No change 5. False Economy 6. The long & short of it 7. Knits 8. Underneath 9. Sleepwear
Scene 10. "Suit" Yourself 11. Bathing suits; side 2 1. Spring Forecast 2. New Looks
for Spring 3. Do's and Don'ts 4. "In Betweens" 6. Labels on the Level 7. Knits and
Sportswear 8. Rain Coats 9. Littlegirl's world 10. Fashion American Style 11. Spring
Offering
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| Box 2 | 48 |
"Pins & Needles" 5/23/1962
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Scope and Contents
Harold Rome; Jack Carroll; Barbara Streisand; Elise Bretton; Stan Freeman; Elizabeth
Lauer; Charles Burr; Rose Marie Jun; Souvenir of the Thirty-First Convention ILGWU;
Atlantic City; New Jersey 1. Shirts for Skirts 2. In praise of pants! 3. Robes 4.
No change 5. False Economy 6. The long & short of it 7. Knits 8. Underneath 9. Sleepwear
Scene 10. "Suit" Yourself 11. Bathing suits; side 2 1. Spring Forecast 2. New Looks
for Spring 3. Do's and Don'ts 4. "In Betweens" 6. Labels on the Level 7. Knits and
Sportswear 8. Rain Coats 9. Littlegirl's world 10. Fashion American Style 11. Spring
Offering
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| Box 3 | 1 |
Sidney Hillman Memorial Program 7/30/1947
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Scope and Contents
Carnegie Hall; New York City; Dr Stephen S. Wise part 2
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| Box 3 | 2 |
Sidney Hillman Memorial Program 7/30/1947
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Scope and Contents
Carnegie Hall; New York City; Dr Stephen S. Wise part 1 & 3
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| Box 3 | 3 |
Sidney Hillman Memorial Program 7/30/1947
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Scope and Contents
Carnegie Hall; New York City; Jacob S. Potofsky part 2; Mayor William O'Dwyer Part
2
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| Box 3 | 4 |
Sidney Hillman Memorial Program 7/30/1947
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Scope and Contents
Carnegie Hall; New York City; Jacob S. Potofsky part 1; Mayor William O'Dwyer Part
1
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| Box 3 | 5 |
A Progress Report the Biennial Convention
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Scope and Contents
Amalgamated Clothing Worker of America part 1 and 2
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| Box 3 | 6 |
A Progress Report to the Biennial Convention
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Scope and Contents
Amalgamated Clothing Worker of America part 1 and 2
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| Box 3 | 7 |
A Progress Report to the Biennial Convention
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Scope and Contents
Amalgamated Clothing Worker of America part 1 and 2
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| Box 3 | 8 |
Reporte De El Pregreso para la decimonovena Convencion Bienal Distibudio por el Departament
de Educacion de la ACWA
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Scope and Contents
15 Union Square NYC
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| Box 3 | 9 |
Reporte De El Pregreso para la decimonovena Convencion Bienal Distibudio por el Departament
de Educacion de la ACWA
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Scope and Contents
15 Union Square NYC
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| Box 3 | 10 |
Reporte De El Pregreso para la decimonovena Convencion Bienal Distibudio por el Departament
de Educacion de la ACWA
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Scope and Contents
15 Union Square New York City
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| Box 3 | 11 |
"And Then I Wrote"
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Scope and Contents
Harold Rome; Pins and Needles; Fanny; Call Me Mister; Wish You Were Here
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| Box 3 | 12 |
Vice Premier Saragat 12/19/1947
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| Box 3 | 13 |
Vice Premier Saragat 12/19/1947
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| Box 3 | 14 |
Vice Premier Saragat 12/19/1947
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| Box 3 | 15 |
John Galo 9/11/38
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Scope and Contents
7:30 PM; WHOM Station No. 1 and 3
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| Box 3 | 16 |
John Galo 9/11/38
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Scope and Contents
7:30 PM WHOM Stationl No. 2 and 4
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| Box 3 | 17 |
John Galo 9/11/38
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Scope and Contents
7:30 PM; WHOM Station No. 5 and 7
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| Box 3 | 18 |
John Galo 9/11/38
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Scope and Contents
7:30 PM; WHOM Station; No. 6 and 8
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| Box 3 | 19 |
Dame Ann Loughlin Speech 1950
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Scope and Contents
WEVD; Saturday
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| Box 3 | 20 |
Untitled
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Scope and Contents
RR78 part 1
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| Box 3 | 21 |
Untitled
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Scope and Contents
RR78 part 2
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| Box 3 | 22 |
Speech by Luigi Antonini 7/13/1946
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Scope and Contents
Buenos Aires Part 3
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| Box 3 | 23 |
TV Time Off-The-Air Recordings
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Scope and Contents
White Plains, New York; John F Kennedy; Sen.. Clinton P. Anderson; David Dubinsky;
Mayor Robert F. Wagner
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| Box 3 | 24 |
Speech by Luigi Antonini 7/13/1946
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Scope and Contents
Buenos Aires, part 3
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| Box 3 | 25 |
Luigi Antonini 9/27/1946
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Scope and Contents
Part 3
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| Box 3 | 26 |
National Emblem March & Labor's Service to Freedom
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Scope and Contents
Hon. Samuel Gumpers
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| Box 3 | 27 |
Pins and Needles
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Scope and Contents
Sing Me A Song With Social Significance, Doing The Reactionary, One Big Union For
Two, It's Better With A Union Man, Nobody Makes A Pass At Me, I've Got The Nerve To
Be In Love, Not Cricket To Picket, Back To Work, Statues Quo; Mene, Mene, Tenkel
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| Box 3 | 28 |
"Truman Barkley and Labor" October 7, 14, 21, 28
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Scope and Contents
ILGWU Campaign Committee Secretary of Labor M.J. Tobin and Humphrey Bogert; Senator
Hubert Humphrey and Ronald Reagan; President Harry Truman and Tallulah Bankhead; Alben
Barkley and Melvyn Douglas and Helen Douglas
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| Box 4 | 1 |
Antonini Speech 7/18/1946
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Scope and Contents
Part 2
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| Box 4 | 2 |
Welcome Home to Luigi Antonini
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Scope and Contents
Copy 1; 2 sided
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| Box 4 | 3 |
A Welcome Home to Luigi Antonini
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Scope and Contents
Copy 2; 2 sided
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| Box 4 | 4 |
A Welcome Home to Luigi Antonini
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Scope and Contents
Cop 3; 2 sided
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| Box 4 | 5 |
Italian Hour, Alfredo Antonini 11/24/45
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Scope and Contents
10:30 AM; WEVD; Part 1
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| Box 4 | 6 |
Italian Hour, Alfredo Antonini 11/22/45
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Scope and Contents
10:30 AM; WEVD; Part 2
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| Box 4 | 7 |
Hometown 5/11/56
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Scope and Contents
26th ILGWU Convention by the Northeast Department, Atlantic City N.J.; Jim Corbett;
Weldon Reilly; 2 sided
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| Box 4 | 8 |
Red Mikado
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Scope and Contents
Harold J. Rome; Pins & Needles; Robert H. Gordon; Simon Rady; 2 sided
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| Box 4 | 9 |
Red Mikado
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Scope and Contents
Harold J. Rome; Pins & Needles; Robert H. Gordon; Simon Rady; 2 sided
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| Box 4 | 10 |
The Story of Hancock, Maryland, by the ILGWU
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Scope and Contents
J. J. Edelman
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| Box 4 | 11 |
The Story of Hancock, Maryland, by the ILGWU
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Scope and Contents
J. J. Edelman
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| Box 4 | 12 |
Twentieth Anniversary Local 32 ILGWU 2/20/1954
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Scope and Contents
Hotel Commodore; 6 sides; 3 records
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| Box 4 | 13 |
"Truman, Barkley and Labor" October 7. 14. 21. 28
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Scope and Contents
ILGWU 1948 Campaign Committee; President Harry S. Truman; Vice President Alben W.
Barkley; Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin; U.S. Senator Hubert H. Humphrey; Tallulah
Bankhead; Humphrey Bogart; Helen Gahagan Douglas and Melvyn Douglas; Ronald Reagan;
""Have a Heart Taft Hartley written and sung by Jack Lawrence; Produced by M.S. Novik;
2 Records; 4 sides
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| Box 4 | 14 |
Inaugural of Seaman's House in London
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Scope and Contents
5 sides; 3 records
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