Fair Employment Practices Commission Records on Microfilm
Collection Number: 5662 mf
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library
Title:
Fair Employment Practices
Commission Records on Microfilm,
Collection Number:
5662 mf
Creator:
Fair Employment Practices
Commission
Quantity:
210 microfilm reels
Forms of Material:
Records (documents), microfilm.
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and
Archives, Cornell University Library
Abstract:
Office files, hearing records, employment practices files,
public relations files, correspondence, closed case files and administrative
files
Language:
Collection material in English
President Roosevelt created the Fair Employment Practices Committee (FEPC) by signing
Executive Order 8802, on June 25, 1941, which stated, "there shall be no
discrimination in the employment of workers in defense industries or government
because of race, creed, color, or national origin." This was due to the urging of A.
Philip Randolph, who was the founding president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters.
Roosevelt transferred the FEPC to the War Production Board and then to the War
Manpower Commission with Executive Order 9040, in 1942. In response to this, FEPC
Chairman MacLean accused Roosevelt's administration of reducing the FEPC to "a small
Federal bureau without power," and A. Phillip Randolph said that the White House was
pursuing a policy that was completely "emasculating" the usefulness of the
committee.
Roosevelt greatly strengthened the FEPC with a new executive order, Executive Order
9346, in 1943. It required that all government contracts have a non-discrimination
clause and gave jurisdiction over government establishments.
In 1948, President Truman called for a permanent FEPC, anti-lynching legislation, and
the abolition of the poll tax. A Democratic coaltion, however, prevented the
legislation's passage. In 1950, the House approved a permanent FEPC bill, but
Southern senators filibustered and the bill failed. Thus, Congress has never enacted
the FEPC into law. A lack of permanent legislation to reinforce the FEPC and the
controversy plaguing the bill inherently contributed to the FEPC's ineffective
implementation. However, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut and
Washington successfully enacted and enforced their own FEPC laws at the state
level.
Names:
United States. Committee on Fair Employment
Practice.
Friend, Bruce I.
Subjects:
African, Americans--Civil rights.
Discrimination in employment.
Defense industries--Government policy.
Defense industries--Law and legislation.
World War, 1939-1945. Afro-Americans.
Form and Genre Terms:
Records (documents)
Microfilm.
Access Restrictions:
Access to the collections in the Kheel Center is restricted. Please contact a
reference archivist for access to these materials.
Restrictions on Use:
This collection must be used in keeping with the Kheel Center Information Sheet
and Procedures for Document Use.
Cite As:
Fair Employment Practices Commission Records on Microfilm #5662 mf. Kheel Center
for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library.
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5307: Consumers' League of New York City Records
5480 OH: Fair Employment Practices Commission Oral History Project Audio recordings and Transcripts
5484: Railway Labor Executives' Association Records
5488 A: BRAC Chicago Files
5541: Philip Taft Papers
5582: Archives Foreign File (AFF)
5583/1: Archives Organization File (AOF) Part 1
5619: ACWA Records
5619/007: ACTWU Organizing Department Files
5648: President's Committee Report "In the Matter of a Hearing to Hear Evidence on Complaints of Racial Discrimination in Employment on Certain Railroads of the U.S."
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5780/002: ILGWU David Dubinsky Correspondence
5780/090 P: ILGWU Central Pennsylvania District Photographs
5815 mf: Papers of the International Labor Defense on Microfilm
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5307: Consumers' League of New York City Records
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5541: Philip Taft Papers
5582: Archives Foreign File (AFF)
5583/1: Archives Organization File (AOF) Part 1
5619: ACWA Records
5619/007: ACTWU Organizing Department Files
5648: President's Committee Report "In the Matter of a Hearing to Hear Evidence on Complaints of Racial Discrimination in Employment on Certain Railroads of the U.S."
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5688 mf: Binghamton Central Labor Union Records on Microfilm
5780/002: ILGWU David Dubinsky Correspondence
5780/090 P: ILGWU Central Pennsylvania District Photographs
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6036/024: Maida Springer Kemp Oral History Interview
6046: Archives Union File (AUF)
6047: Archives Information File
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Reel 1 | 1940-1946 | ||
Summary of minutes of meetings, January 19, 1942 - September 15, 1945.
Summaries of actions taken by the Committee at its meetings, September 11,
1942 - March 15, 1943; July 6, 1943 - July 21, 1945. Agenda, August 27, 1941
- August 27, 1945. Documents file, January 15, 1944 - August 27, 1945.
Office memorandums, October 1942 - January 1945. Office files of Malcolm
Ross, June 1940 - June 1946 (A-L).
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Reel 2 | 1940-1946 | ||
June 1940 - June 1946 (M - Missouri Pacific; also included are materials for
final report which appear in proper alphabetical sequence).
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Reel 3 | 1940-1946 | ||
Office files of Malcom Ross, June 1940 - June 1946 (Missouri Pacific - Z;
also unarranged material). Office files of Max Berking, Assistant to the
Chairman, May 1944 - October 1945. Office files of George M. Johnson, Deputy
Chairman, November 1941 - October 1945 (A-M).
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Reel 4 | 1941-1945 | ||
Office files of George M. Johnson, Deputy Chairman, November 1941 - October
1945 (N-Z). Requests for information concerning federal employment of
Negroes, April 1-8, 1942. Office files of George M. Johnson, Director,
December 1941 - November 1945 (A-G).
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Reel 5 | 1941-1945 | ||
Office Files of George M. Johnson, Director, December 1941 - November 1945
(H-Telephone Company).
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Reel 6 | 1941-1945 | ||
Office files of George M. Johnson, Director, December 1941 - November 1945
(Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc. -Z; also unarranged material).
Office files of Emanuel H. Bloch, Hearing Examiner, July 1944 - January 1946
(A-Z; also unarranged material).
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Reel 7 | 1943-1946 | ||
Office files of Maceo W. Hubbard, January 1943 - January 1946. Office files
of Frank D. Reeves, Trial Attorney, December 1942 - August 1945 (A-P).
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Reel 8 | 1942-1945 | ||
Office files of Frank D. Reeves, Trial Attorney, December 1942 - August 1945
(Q-Z). Office files of Evelyn M. Cooper, Trial Attorney, September 1944 -
December 1945 (unarranged).
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Reel 9 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Railroad: Transcripts. Railroad: Agreements,
correspondence, and job rosters at various railroads
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Reel 10 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Railroad: Summary, findings and directives.
Railroad: Miscellaneous correspondence, reports and complaints (Part I).
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Reel 11 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Railroad: Miscellaneous correspondence, reports
and complaints (Part II). Railroad: Exhibits to hearings. Railroad:
Discriminatory employment questionnaires (Part I)
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Reel 12 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Railroad: Discriminatory employment
questionnaires (Part II). Railroad: Union agreements.
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Reel 13 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation; Vancouver and
Swann Island Shipyards; Kaiser Shipyards of Portland; and International
Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Welders and Helpers of
America (Boilermakers Union) Transcripts. Kaiser Shipyards, Employment
statistics by Race (Part I).
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Reel 14 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Kaiser shipyards, Employment by race (Part II).
Shipbuilding: Boilermakers Union, Exhibits (Part I).
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Reel 15 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Shipbuilding: Boilermakers Union, Exhibits (Part
II). Titeflex Metal Company. Buckingham, Bruce W. Indianapolis Railway,
Incorporated. Discrimination in defense training. Civil Service commissions.
FEPC meeting, February 17, 1943.
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Reel 16 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Perry, Leslie S. Western Pipe and Steel, et. al.
Major, Seth v. Library of Congress. Northwest Mining and Exchange Company v.
Peter Venture. Chicago public hearings of the Illinois State Commission on
the Condition of Urban Colored Populations, January 3, 1941.
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Reel 17 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Chicago public hearings of the Illinois State
Commission on the Condition of Urban Colored Population, January 4, 1941.
Potter, Herbert Elmer v. The United States Employees' Compensation
Commission. Birmingham hearings. Hearings held before a Special Committee of
the House of Representatives to investigate acts of Executive Agencies
beyond the scope of their authority: January 11, 1944; February 25, 1944;
March 1, 1944; March 2, 1944.
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Reel 18 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Hearings held before a Special Committee of the
House of Representatives in investigate acts of Executive Agencies beyond
the scope of their authority: March 10, 1944. Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company, Window Glass Cutters League of America, Ceramic and Silica Sand
Workers of America, and Paul G. Schmidt et al, Jehovah's Witnesses.
Seafarers International Union of North America. Cook County Plumbers Union.
Dow Chemical Company v. S. Kenneth Sterling. Complaints of Discrimination in
employment in defense industries because of race, creed, color, or national
origin; October 20, 1941.
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Reel 19 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Complaints of discrimination in employment in
defense industries because of race, creed, color, or national origin:
October 21, 1941. Southwest (Mexicans). Sidney, Rone v. Robert H. Holt.
Wagner Electric Corporation v. Ollie Haynes et al. Bussman Manufacturing
Company v. Thelma Shuford et al. Carter Carburetor Corporation v. Pearl
Maddox et al. Amertorp Corporation v. Lillian D. Reynolds et al.
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Reel 20 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. St. Louis Shipbuilding and Steel Company v.
Samuel A. Layne et al. Philadelphia Rapid Transit Employees Union. United
States Cartridge Company v. Irene Johnson et al. McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
Company v. Ollie Haynes et al. McDonnell Aircraft Corporation v. Sarah J.
Bundy et al. Western Cartridge Company.
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Reel 21 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Los Angeles Railway Corporation v. Complaints of
Alfonso Edwards, James H. Herod, Jr., Charles M. Robinson, Sidney L.
Robinson, James E. Savoy, Nona S. Slayden, and Others. Shell Oil Company,
Inc. and Oil Workers International Union, Local 367, CIO. Line Material
Company. F. H. Lawson Company. Crosley Corporation.
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Reel 22 | 1941-1946 | ||
December 1941 - March 1946. Baldwin Company. Capital Transit Company. Victor
Electric Products, Inc. Kirk and Blum Manufacturing Company Cambridge Tile
Manufacturing Company. United Biscuit Company of America. Schaible Company.
General Cable Corporation. Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company, and the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Goodyear Aircraft Corporation.
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffers, Warehousemen, and Helpers
of America, Local 299, el al. Key System and Division 192, Amalgamated
Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees of
America.
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Complaints not Specifying a Particular Company: Region I (A-Z) Region III
(A-R)
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Complaints not Specifying a Particular Company: Region III (S-Z); unarranged
Region IV (A-F)
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Reel 25 | |||
Complaints not Specifying a Particular Company: Region IV (G-Z) Region VII
(A-Z) Complaints Against a Particular Company: Numerous Regions (A-Z)
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Complaints Against a Particular Company: Region I (A-Z) Region IV (A-Z)
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Complaints Against a Particular Company: Region VII (A-Z)
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Complaints Against a Particular Company: Region XII (A-Z)
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Reel 29 | |||
Complaints Against Railroads: Numerous Regions
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Complaints Against Government Agencies: Region I (A-Z) Region IV (A-I)
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Complaints Against Government Agencies: Region IV (J-U part I)
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Complaints Against Government Agencies: Region IV (U part II-Z; also
unarranged part I)
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Reel 33 | |||
Complaints Against Government Agencies: Region IV (unarranged part I) Region
VII (unarranged part II)
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Reel 34 | |||
Complaints Against Government Agencies: Region VII (unarranged part II)
Region XII (unarranged)
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Reel 35 | |||
Fair Employment Practices: Complaints against unions; discrimination in
defense training (U.S. Office of Education and Institution not within
jurisdiction). Fiscal: General. General Correspondence: Letters sent on
general subject matter (A-E)
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Letters sent on general subject matter (F-Z). Requests to companies to end
violation of E.O. 8802 (A-Z). Also Hearings: General.
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Reel 37 | |||
Specific hearings. Summaries. Findings. Procedures.
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Reel 38 | |||
Legislation. Meetings: General and FEPC. Memorandums: General, All committee
members, All staff, and Regional directors and regions for specific
individuals (A-P)
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Reel 39 | |||
Regional Directors and Regions: Specific individuals (R-Z). Regions in
general: Region I, Region II, Region III, Region IV.
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Regional Directors and Regions: Regions in general; Region V, Region VI,
Region VII, Region VIII, Region IX.
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Reel 41 | |||
Regional Directors and Regions: Regions in general; Region X, Region XI,
Region XII, Region XIII. Orders. Organization. Personnel; Job descriptions
and Suggestions by employees. Policy and Procedure; General, Administrative,
Correspondence, Field, Procedure manual, Fair employment practices.
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Reel 42 | |||
Anonymous letters. Appreciation and Commendation letters. Complaints,
Criticisms, Protests (letters of). Motion pictures. General correspondence
(letters offering comments, etc., A-C).
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Reel 43 | |||
General correspondence (letters offering comments, etc., D-M).
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Reel 44 | |||
General correspondence (letters offering comments, etc., N-V).
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Reel 45 | |||
General correspondence (letters offering comments, etc., W-Z). General
Correspondence (Miscellaneous nature, A-Z).
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Reel 46 | |||
General correspondence: "Pat on the Back" regarding individuals (A-Z) and
organizations (part I).
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Reel 47 | |||
General correspondence: "Pat on the Back" regarding organizations (part II)
and "Crack Pots". Radio Programs. Speeches. Petitions. Resolutions.
Publications: General; Press releases, Committee on Fair Employment
Practices; Other releases, Committee on Fair Employment Practices; Press
releases (Other than the Committee); Other releases (Other than the
Committee); State legislature; Requests for comment and review of articles
for publication; books, booklets, and pamphlets. Reports: General (A-C).
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Reel 48 | |||
General (D-Z). Fair employment practices. Report of discriminatory hiring
practices (uses form 510). Company reports to and from the field.
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Reel 49 | |||
Federal Employment (A-Ta).
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Reel 50 | |||
Federal Employment (Te-Z). Statistical Reports. Case Reports. Progress
Reports. Chronological. Weekly reports by region (master file) and
bimonthly: Region I Region II
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Weekly Reports by region (master file) and bimonthly: Region III Region IV
Region V Region VI
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Weekly Reports by region (master file) and bimonthly: Region VII Region VIII
Region IX Region X Region XI Region XII: Los Angeles
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Reel 53 | 1944-1945 | ||
Weekly Reports by region (master file) and bimonthly: Region XII: San
Francisco Region XIII Weekly reports, chronological, June 10, 1944 - August
15, 1945.
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Reel 54 | 1943 | ||
Weekly Reports, chronological, October 2, 1943 - June 3, 1943.
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Reel 55 | 1943 | ||
Weekly Reports, chronological, August 14, 1943 - September 30, 1943. Monthly
Statistical Reports by region (master file): Regions I-XI
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Monthly Statistical Reports by region (master file): Region XII Region XIII
Final Disposition Reports: Region I Region II (A-R)
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Final Disposition Reports: Region II (S-Z) Region III (A-R)
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Final Disposition Reports: Region III (S-Z) Region IV (A-Z) Region V
(A-H)
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Final Disposition Reports: Region V (I-Z) Region VI (A-Q)
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Final Disposition Reports: Region VI (R-Z) Region VII (A-Z) Region VIII (A-Z)
Region IX (A-Z) Region X (A-K)
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Final Disposition Reports: Region X (L-Z) Region XI (A-Z) Region XII
(A-Q)
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Final Disposition Reports: Region XII (R-Z) Region XIII (A-Z) Analysis of
FDR's: Regions I-XIII. Compliance Reports: Regions I-XIII.
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Reel 63 | 1942 | ||
Reports: Work Stoppage Reports. Requests for Further Action (RFAs) from
field. Statistical Reports by Division of Field Operations (DFO). Tension
Area Reports. Rulings: Comptroller General's decisions. Transcripts:
Specific transcripts, February 16, 1942 - October 26, 1942.
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Reel 64 | 1842-1943 | ||
Specific transcripts, November 23, 1942 - December 27, 1943.
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Reel 65 | 1944-1945 | ||
Specific transcripts, January 15, 1944 - September 4, 1945. U.S. Government:
Aliens in Defense, General (A-N)
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U.S. Government: Aliens in Defense, General (O-Z) and Specific Groups.
Government Agencies: Specific Agencies (A-U).
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Reel 67 | |||
Government Agencies: Specific Agencies (W-Z) General File (A-Z)
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Reel 68 | 1941-1946 | ||
September 1941 - April 1946 (A-R).
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Reel 69 | 1941-1946 | ||
Office files of John A. Davis, Director, September 1941 - April 1946 (S-Z),
also unarranged material. Office files of Marjorie M. Lawson, Assistant
Director, October 1942 - October 1945 (A-L).
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Reel 70 | 1942-1945 | ||
Office files of Marjorie M. Lawson, Assistant Director, October 1942 -
October 1945 (M-Z). Office files of Wilfred C. Leland, Jr., Consultant,
October 1943 - August 1945 (A-N). Also includes Congested Areas, Current
Work, Economic Analysis, and Minority Workers which appear in proper
alphabetical sequence.
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Reel 71 | 1943-1945 | ||
Office files of Wilfred C. Leland Jr., Consultant, October 1943 - August 1945
(O-Z). Also includes Recommendations for policy and action, Special labor
groups, and Study of industrial communities, which appear in proper
alphabetical order. Additionally, unarranged miscellaneous files appear at
the end of the series immediately following "Z".
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Reel 72 | 1943-1945 | ||
Office files of Cornelius Golightly, Compliance Analyst, October 1943 -
September 1945 (A-Z); also unarranged material. Office files of Carol Coan,
Compliance Analyst, September 1943 - July 1945 (A-Z). Office files of Joy P.
Davis, Compliance Analyst, September 1943 - May 1945. Unarranged through
List of Public Hearings.
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Reel 73 | 1941-1946 | ||
Office files of Joy P. Davis, Compliance Analyst, September 1943 - May 1945.
Unarranged from Old Reports and Office Memos. Office files of Walter L.
Simmons, Clerk-Stenographer, October 1943 - August 1945. Unarranged.
Reference file, July 1941 - April 1946: Publication file (A-Z) Books,
periodicals, pamphlets and newspapers (part I)
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Reel 74 | 1941-1946 | ||
Reference File, July 1941 - April 1946: Books, periodicals, pamphlets and
newspapers (part II) Synopsis of books and periodicals (A-Z) Studies and
reports Speeches and Statements (part I)
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Reel 75 | 1941-1946 | ||
Reference File, July 1941 - April 1946: Speeches and statements (part II)
Records relating to the first report of the FEPC, March 1944 - May 1945.
"Tension File", July 1943 - October 1945 (Alabama - New Mexico)
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Reel 76 | 1941-1946 | ||
"Tension File", July 1943 - October 1945 (New York - Wyoming). Office files
of Will Maslow, Director, September 1943 - May 1945 (unarranged). Office
files of Clarence M. Mitchell, Associate Director, May 1943 - April 1946
(A-Z; also unarranged correspondence). Office files of Eugene Davidson,
Assistant Director, October 1941 - April 1946 (unarranged through Exhibits
and Other File Material).
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Reel 77 | 1941-1946 | ||
Office files of Eugene Davidson, Assistant Director, October 1941 - April
1946 (unarranged: Statements - Miscellaneous). Office files of Ernest G.
Trimble, Senior Field Representative, November 1941- November 1945 (A-Z;
also unarranged material). Office files of John Beecher, Senior Field
Representative, December 1941 - September 1945 (unarranged through Seventh
Regional Labor Supply Committee).
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Reel 78 | 1941-1945 | ||
Office files of John Beecher, Senior Field Representative, December 1941 -
September 1945 (unarranged: Mobile, Alabama - Coosa River Ordinance Plant).
Field Instructions, August 1943 - May 1945. Field Letters, August 1943 -
June 1945.
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Reel 80 | 1943-1946 | ||
June 1943 - April 1946: Regions I-IV Region V (A-K)
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Reel 80 | 1943-1946 | ||
June 1943 - April 1946: Region V (L-Z) Region VI Region VII Region VIII
Region IX (A-M)
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Reel 81 | 1943-1946 | ||
June 1943 - April 1946: Region IX (N-Z) Region X Region XI
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Reel 82 | 1943-1946 | ||
June 1943 - April 1946: Region XII
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Reel 83 | 1943-1945 | ||
Correspondence Relating To Cases, December 1943 - October 1945 (A-K)
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Reel 84 | 1943-1945 | ||
Correspondence Relating To Cases, December 1943 - October 1945 (L-Se)
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Reel 85 | 1941-1945 | ||
Correspondence Relating To Cases, December 1943 - October 1945 (Sh-Z). Files
of St. Clair Bourne, Information Officer, July 1943 - November 1945 (A-Z:
also unarranged miscellaneous correspondence). Press Releases, August 1941 -
November 1945 (A).
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Reel 86 | 1941-1945 | ||
Press Releases, August 1941 - November 1945 (B-Z). Weekly News Digests,
December 1943 - July 1945 (Volumes I and II).
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Telegrams, teletypes, telephone messages, weekly and monthly reports and
Miscellaneous (Part I)
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Correspondence between Field Offices and Washington Headquarters
(unarranged)
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Washington Office; WMC-FEPC Liaison; Civil Service Commission; Office files
of Earl B. Dickerman; Complaints with memorandums (unarranged)
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Los Angeles Active Cases (A-Z); San Francisco Active Cases (A-Z) and No
Action Recommended (A-Z)
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Referred to Washington Office (A-Z); Sent from Washington Office (A-Z)
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Reel 117FR | |||
Pending Docketable Cases (unarranged)
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