Minutes of the Executive Council of AFL, Pt. 2 on Microfilm, 1925- 1955
Collection Number: 5918 mf
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
Minutes of the Executive Council of AFL, Pt. 2 on Microfilm, 1925- 1955
Repository:
Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives
Collection Number:
5918 mf
Abstract:
Minutes of the Executive Council of American Federation of Labor, 1925-1955.
Creator:
American Federation of Labor (AFL)
Quanitities:
2.11 cubic feet
Language:
Collection material in English
Microfilmed from the holdings of the George Meany Memorial Archives. Guide, compiled
by Randolph H. Boehm, entitled: A guide to the microform edition of Minutes of the
Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor.
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archivist for access to these materials.
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INFORMATION FOR USERS
Minutes of the Executive Council of AFL, Pt. 2 on Microfilm #5918 mf. Kheel Center
for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives, Cornell University Library.
Related Collections: 5527 mf: National AFL Conventions on Microfilm
Names:
Boehm, Randolph.
American Federation of Labor --History--Sources.
American Federation of Labor. Executive Council--Archives.
American Federation of Labor. Executive Council.
George Meany Memorial Archives.
University Publications of America (Firm)
Subjects:
Labor unions--United States--Political activity--History--Sources.
Labor movement--United States--History--20th century-- Sources.
CONTAINER LIST
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Description
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Reel 1 |
Minutes 1925-1927
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Reel 1 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of February 4-11, 1925. 118 pages.
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1925 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor departments consolidation; Iron Workers
dispute with Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) Athletics baseball club; Bricklayers and
Plasterers jurisdiction dispute; immigration restriction quotas; Carpenters Union
dual national organization; Child Labor Amendment; American Federation of Labor visit
to President Coolidge; private detection agencies and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, unions;
resignation of Vice President James Duncan; German Federation of Trade Unions; Mine
Workers dispute with Locomotive Engineers; prison labor model legislation; Franklin
Roosevelt; Street Railway Employees dispute with Metal Trades Department; Teamsters
disputes with Railway Clerks and Street Railway Employees; Union Label Campaign; American
Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics; organization drive among women
office workers; organizing drive in southern states; boycotts; civilian military training.
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Reel 1 | 2 |
0119. Meeting Minutes of May 5-9, 1925. 60 pages.
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1925 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Recreation; Marine Engineers jurisdiction dispute with Steam Engineers;
military training camps; ship subsidy bill; clerical workers, Stenographers, Book
Keepers, and Accountants Union; Textile Workers Union dispute with American Thread
Company; anti-picketing decision by Washington State Supreme Court.
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Reel 1 | 3 |
0179. Meeting Minutes of July 29-August 4, 1925. 106 pages.
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1925 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Conference among Machinists, Blacksmiths, and Street and Electric Railway
Employees; American Federation of Labor tribute to William Jennings Bryan; Chicago
garment makers unions, United Garment Workers Amalgamated Clothing Workers; United
Mine Workers dispute with Coal River Collieries; federal restrictions on aliens; Child
Labor Amendment; farmers relations with American Federation of Labor; labor banks;
Railway shop crafts strike; Teamsters disputes with Railway Clerks and Street and
Electric Railway Employees; Ladies Garment Workers Union application for prosanis
(sanitary) label; workmen's compensation legislation in Massachusetts and Missouri;
Mexican immigration; citizen military camps; Pan American Federation of Labor; strike
against Pennsylvania Railroad; People's Legislative Service; Textile Workers wage
reduction; organizing drive among women in industry; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 1 | 4 |
0285. Meeting Minutes of October 4, 10, and 16, 1925. 39 pages.
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1925 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Federal restrictions of aliens; Asian exclusion; anti-labor bills defeated
in 68th Congress; Book Keepers, Stenographers, and Accountants Union dispute with
Ladies Garment Workers Union; United Mine Workers dispute with Coal River Collieries;
immigration law violation by merchant seamen; workmen's compensation legislation for
longshoremen; Machinists jurisdiction dispute with Fire Fighters; mothers pensions;
Oil Field Workers organization; sales taxes; Equal Rights Amendment.
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Reel 1 | 5 |
0324. Meeting Minutes of November 17-20, 1925. 106 pages.
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1925 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor opposition to conscription bill; convict
labor; Fascist movement; Canadian and Mexican immigration; federal injunction bill;
federal anti-labor legislation; Machinists dispute with Fire Fighters; Mexican Federation
of Labor; Machinists agreement with Plumbers; World Court; American Federation of
Labor financial and membership statistics.
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Reel 1 | 6 |
0430. Meeting Minutes of March 23-29. 1926. 126 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Actors union; Australian Labor Party; British Labor Mission to the United
States; Carpenters affiliation with Wood Workers Union; Western Union suit against
Chicago Building Trades; Steam Engineers disputes with Electrical Workers and with
Marine Firemen; immigration restriction; deportation of alien seamen; delegation from
Mexican Federation of Labor; organizing drive among African American workers; Watson-Parker
railroad bill; Textile Workers strike in Passaic, New Jersey; workmen's compensation
legislation in District of Columbia and Massachusetts; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 1 | 7 |
0556. Meeting Minutes of June 25-30, 1926. 95 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Bar Association endorsement of voluntarism in industrial relations;
British Miners financial assistance; Fur Workers Union investigation; Machinists dispute
with Street Railway Employees; workmen's compensation legislation in Missouri; radicalism;
National Crime Commission; organizing drive among African American workers; Textile
Workers strike in Passaic, New Jersey; Railway Labor Act; labor conditions in Russia;
American Federation of Labor financial and membership statistics.
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Reel 1 | 8 |
0651. Meeting Minutes of August 24-30, 1926. 62 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: British Miners relief; Electrical Workers dispute with Railroad Signalmen;
anti-union shop movement; citizens military training; employee stock ownership; voluntarism
in industrial relations; Communist activities in Fur Workers Union; Russian labor
commission; Textile Workers strike in Passaic, New Jersey; William B. Wilson's United
States Senate candidacy; American Federation of Labor finance and membership statistics.
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Reel 1 | 9 |
0713. Meeting Minutes of October 3 and 15, 1926. 24 pages.
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1926 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile, Aircraft, and Vehicle Workers application for re-affiliation;
investigation of Communist influence in Fur Workers Union; American Federation of
Labor conference with Mexican and European labor representatives; Eugene Debs citizenship
restoration; federal immigration laws; Muscle Shoals power project; night work wage
differentials; farmers cooperation with labor; Sacco-Vanzetti case; Richard T. Ely
lecture on taxation; Stone Cutters Union complaints about pneumatic hammer; yellow-dog
contracts; Textile Workers strike in Passaic, New Jersey.
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Reel 1 | 10 |
0737. Meeting Minutes of January 11-19, 1927. 123 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile Workers organizing drive; Communist activity in Canadian
labor movement; company unions; causes-of-crime study endorsed; American Federation
of Labor Education Committee; Communist activities in Fur Workers Union; Italian trade
union movement; Communist activity in Ladies Garment Workers Union; Mexican Federation
of Labor; restriction of Mexican immigration; reorganization of Mine, Mill, and Smelter
Workers Union; Navy Yard employees; Stone Cutters Union complaints about pneumatic
hammer; Textile Workers strike in Passaic, New Jersey; Union Label campaign; workmen's
compensation legislation in Massachusetts and Missouri; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 1 | 11 |
0860. Meeting Minutes of May 10-17, 1927. 116 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brewery Workers protest of Volstead Act; Bricklayers and Plasterers
Unions agreement; suppression of union activities in Cuba; Communists expelled from
Fur Workers Union; Indiana State Federation of Labor; Japanese Workers Union; Jewelry
Workers organizing drive; Alexander Kerensky visit; John L. Lewis visit to Executive
Council; Mexican Federation of Labor; Mooney-Billings case; labor delegation to Russia;
Supreme Court decision on Stone Cutters Union request of antitrust exemption; Workers
Education Bureau convention.
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Reel 2 |
Minutes 1927-1929
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Reel 2 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of May 10-17, 1927. 54 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Street and Electrical Railway Employees injunction case in Indianapolis,
Indiana; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics; Pan American
Commercial Conference; American Federation of Labor meeting with American Bar Association
on federal labor legislation and court interpretations of federal antitrust law; Mexican
Federation of Labor; Sacco-Vanzetti case; Canadian and Mexican immigration restrictions.
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Reel 2 | 2 |
0055. Meeting Minutes of September 7-13, 1927. 45 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor ban on Communist delegates; Electrical
Workers jurisdiction controversy with Railroad Signalmen; indebtedness of Ladies Garment
Workers Union; American Federation of Labor educational motion picture.
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Reel 2 | 3 |
0100. Meeting Minutes of October 1 and 15, 1927. 35 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Communist activities in Los Angeles labor movement; Carpenters re-affiliation
with American Federation of Labor Building Trades Department; Mine; Mill, and Smelter
Workers organizing drive; restriction of aliens; legislative reform of antitrust law;
Canadian immigration restriction; Civil War veterans pensions; organization of African
American workers; farmers cooperation with the labor movement; restriction of immigrant
seamen, artists, and Latin Americans; Ladies Garment Workers struggle with Communists;
Mississippi flood catastrophe; Muscle Shoals power project and labor standards; old
age pensions; pacifism denounced; Pan American Financial Conference; aid to Puerto
Rico; federal government employee protections; United Textile Workers organizing drive
in the south.
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Reel 2 | 4 |
0135. Meeting Minutes of November 21, 1927. 30 pages.
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1927 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor conference with President Coolidge; American
Federation of Labor conference with Pennsylvania Governor Fisher; United Mine Workers
strike.
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Reel 2 | 5 |
0165. Meeting Minutes of January 17-25, 1928. 104 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Federal anti-conspiracy bill; Shipstead anti-injunction bill; Boulder
Dam project; Mexican immigration restriction; Tom Mooney case; United Mine Workers
strike; Communist activity in Seattle and Los Angeles labor movements; Teamsters agreement
with Railway Clerks; Sleeping Car Porters organization; Street and Electric Railways
Union New York injunction suit; American Federation of Labor petition for modification
of Volstead Act; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 2 | 6 |
0269. Meeting Minutes of April 24-May 2, 1928. 139 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Airplane Workers organization; Automobile Workers organizing drive;
Boilermakers jurisdiction dispute with Bridge and Structural Iron Workers; Electrical
Workers jurisdiction dispute with Railroad Signalmen; American Federation of Labor
legislative proposals; labor exemption from antitrust laws; anti-injunction legislation;
protection for union organizing; Child Labor Amendment; convict labor; five-day workweek;
workmen's compensation for District of Columbia United Mine Workers strike; Pocketbook
Workers Union, New York, New York, charter denied; American Federation of Labor platform
to political parties conventions; Sleeping Car Porters charter denied; Tobacco Workers
Union controversy with R.J. Reynolds; John H. Walker, labor delegate to foreign countries;
American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 2 | 7 |
0408. Meeting Minutes of July 31-August 7, 1928. 98 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor disaffiliation from Brookwood Labor College;
Communist activity in Canton, Ohio, labor movement; indebtedness of Ladies Garment
Workers Union; Leather Workers amalgamation with New York, New York, Pocket Book Workers;
Mexican Federation of Labor; United Mine Workers strike; American Federation of Labor
National Non-Partisan Political Committee report; Republican and Democratic party
replies to American Federation of Labor political program; Sleeping Car Porters charter
application; yellow-dog contracts among Seattle teachers; Tobacco Workers controversy
with R.J. Reynolds; American Federation of Labor delegate to League of Nations conference;
American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 2 | 8 |
0506. Meeting Minutes of October 18-25, 1928. 63 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor disaffiliation from Brookwood College;
expulsion of Communists from Carpenters Union; indebtedness of Ladies Garment Workers
Union; Mexican labor movement; Mexican immigration restriction; Machinists agreement
with Street Railway Employees; Sleeping Car Porters application; Textile Workers Union
strike in New Bedford, Massachusetts; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 2 | 9 |
0569. Meeting Minutes of November 18 and 25, 1928. 44 pages.
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1928 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Audit of American Federation of Labor finances; federal employees labor
relations; Ladies Garment Workers; Shipstead anti-injunction bill; Mexican, Canadian,
and Caribbean immigration restriction; federal farm relief bill; federal mine workers
bills; Molders Union boycotts; narcotics addiction treatment bill; naval appropriations
bill; ban on Chinese-made shingles; southern states organizing drive; yellow-dog contracts
among Seattle teachers; Sleeping Car Porters charter application.
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Reel 2 | 10 |
0613. Meeting Minutes of February 18-25, 1928. 44 pages.
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1929 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anheuser-Busch Company dispute with American Federation of Labor building
trades; boycott policies; Brookwood Labor College; Cigar Makers and Tobacco Workers
amalgamation; convict labor legislation; American Federation of Labor declaration
of economic principles; immigration legislation; Shipstead anti-injunction bill; Ladies
Garment Workers request for bond endorsement; narcotics treatment farms; Hoover commission
to investigate prohibition; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics;
Sleeping Car Porters issued federal labor union charter; American Federation of Labor
Unemployment Committee; unemployment insurance legislation; Equal Rights Amendment.
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Reel 2 | 11 |
0723. Meeting Minutes of May 21-28, 1929. 134 pages.
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1929 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile Workers organizing drive; conscription legislation; convict
labor legislation; immigration restriction policies and legislation; Ladies Garment
Workers request for bargaining assistance; Hoover Commission on Law Enforcement; American
Federation of Labor draft of anti-injunction legislation; discrimination against middle-aged
workers; Mooney-Billings case; Pan American Federation of Labor; Sleeping Car Porters
charter applications; unemployment programs endorsed by American Federation of Labor;
"Progressive" faction in American Federation of Labor.
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Reel 2 | 12 |
0857. Meeting Minutes of August 8-20, 1929. 102 pages.
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1929 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Increased compensation bill for Army officers and enlisted men; Cigar
Makers strike, New Brunswick, New Jersey; Communist activities in Fur Workers Union;
anti-injunction legislation; loans to Ladies Garment Workers Union; United Mine Workers
finances; Mooney case; Oil Field Workers organizing drive; New Orleans Street Railway
Employees strike; Textile Workers Union strike in southern states; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 2 | 13 |
0959. Meeting Minutes of October 6, 12, and 18, 1929. 32 pages.
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1929 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Cuba; Cigar Makers amalgamation with Tobacco Workers; Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers dispute with Shell Oil Company; Automobile and Vehicle Workers organizing;
immigration restriction; Mexican immigration; government employment conditions; coal
industry legislation; forty-four-hour workweek; discrimination against older workers;
southern states organizing campaign; Equal Rights Amendment; Teamsters dispute with
Railway Clerks; Textile Workers southern organizing campaign.
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Reel 3 |
Minutes 1930-1932
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Reel 3 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of January 8-17, 1930. 103 pages.
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1930 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor organizers retirement plans; prevailing
wages in government contracts; Catholic unions in Quebec, Canada; convict labor; American
Federation of Labor conference with President Hoover; United Mine Workers internal
politics; Pan American Federation of Labor; southern states organizing campaign; American
Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 3 | 2 |
0104. Meeting Minutes of May 5-12, 1930. 152 pages.
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1930 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Bridge and Structural Iron Workers dispute with Tarrett Brothers Company;
injunction relief legislation; coal industry legislation; Mexican immigration restriction;
conscription legislation; convict labor; Filipino immigration restriction; Longshoremen's
compensation; forty-four-hour work week; unemployment policies; United Mine Workers
internal politics; unemployment at Navy Yards; Judge John J. Parker Supreme Court
nomination; Owen J. Roberts Supreme Court appointment; Sleeping Car Porters international
charter application; southern states organizing campaign; Textile Workers southern
organizing; World Court; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 3 | 3 |
0256. Meeting Minutes of September 4-12, 1930. 127 pages.
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1930 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Dissension in Alabama State Federation of Labor; American Legion relations
with American Federation of Labor; request for modification of Volstead Act; Building
Trades Department policy on jurisdiction disputes; Catholic unions in Canada; Cigar
Makers and Tobacco Workers amalgamation; American Federation of Labor involvement
in congressional elections; United Mine Workers and Progressive Mine Workers; Pan
American Federation of Labor; southern organizing campaign; Sugar Beet Workers charter
application; Teamsters dispute with Railway Clerks; Textile Workers negotiation in
Danville, Virginia; unemployment insurance; American Federation of Labor finances
and membership statistics.
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Reel 3 | 4 |
0383. Meeting Minutes of October 5, 12, 18, and 21, 1930. 39 pages.
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1930 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Equal Rights Amendment; prevailing wages in government contracts; five
day workweek; Sleeping Car Porters campaign to organize Pullman Company; southern
organizing campaign; unemployment insurance; women's auxiliaries in American Federation
of Labor.
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Reel 3 | 5 |
0422. Meeting Minutes of January 13-23, 1931. 180 pages.
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1931 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor Building Trades Department relations with
Carpenters Union; Catholic unions in Quebec; convict labor; Hod Carriers jurisdiction
dispute with Marble Polishers; prevailing wages on government contracts; injunction
relief bills; Mexican and Canadian immigration restriction; immigration restriction;
five-day workweek; Navy Yards unemployment; workmen's compensation; military training
in public schools; railroad consolidations; Sleeping Car Porters; southern organizing
campaign; Teamsters dispute with Railway Clerks; Textile Workers strike in Danville,
Virginia; Volstead Act modification; women's auxiliaries in American Federation of
Labor; World Court; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 3 | 6 |
0602. Meeting Minutes of May 5-13, 1931. 115 pages.
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1931 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Workers education; Hod Carriers jurisdiction dispute with Marble Polishers;
United Mine Workers internal politics; old age pension model legislation; industrial
conditions in Puerto Rico; Railroad Trainmen re-affiliation; wage reductions; war
mobilization of labor legislation; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 3 | 7 |
0717. Meeting Minutes of August 6-19, 1931. 142 pages.
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1931 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Boulder Dam labor conditions; repression of labor unions in Cuba; Engineers
jurisdiction dispute with Firemen; model injunction relief bill; Mooney case; National
Civic Federation; old age pension bill; Pan American Federation of Labor; Teamsters
dispute with Railway Clerks; United Textile Workers strike at Paterson, New Jersey,
silk mills; unemployment insurance; wage reductions opposed by the American Federation
of Labor; World Court; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 3 | 8 |
0859. Meeting Minutes of October 4 and 16, 1931. 23 pages.
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1931 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convict labor; five-day workweek; immigration restriction; motion picture
industry, directly affiliated unions; bill on illegal immigrant seamen; unemployment
policies.
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Reel 3 | 9 |
0882. Meeting Minutes of February 2-12, 1932. 136 pages.
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1932 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Legion relations with American Federation of Labor; political
parties national conventions; federal employee unions; injunction relief legislation;
Machinists dispute with Street Railway Employees; United Mine Workers strike in Harlan
County, Kentucky; Mooney-Billings case; motion picture industry and union recognition;
old age security bill; prevailing wage rate on government contracts; United States
Supreme Court appointments; industrial preparedness war legislation; Chicago World's
Fair; American Federation of Labor financial and membership statistics.
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Reel 4 |
Minutes 1932-1935
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Reel 4 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of July 12-22, 1932. 120 pages.
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1932 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Bridge and Structural Iron Workers internal corruption charges; cotton
legislation breach of labor standards; Federal Employees Union charter application;
five-day workweek; Machinists jurisdiction dispute with Carpenters; eight-hour day
in motion picture industry; American Federation of Labor nonpartisan political action
committee; American Federation of Labor proposals to national party conventions; racketeering
in labor unions; American Federation of Labor charges against Steam Engineers; Theatrical
Stage Employees charges against Motion Picture Operators; unemployment conference;
unemployment policies; unemployment insurance; women's auxiliaries in the American
Federation of Labor; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 4 | 2 |
0121. Meeting Minutes of October 18-27, 1932. 93 pages.
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1932 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Carpenters agreement with Machinists; Communist conference stumps American
Federation of Labor convention; child labor; convict labor; five-day workweek; immigration
restriction; injunction relief legislation; Kellogg-Briand Pact; old age security
legislation; Pan American Federation of Labor; depression relief principles; unemployment;
unemployment insurance; unemployment policies; Volstead Act modification; workmen's
compensation; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics; American
Federation of Government Employees; American Federation of Labor requests unemployment
conference with Herbert Hoover; railroad workers pension legislation; Theatrical Stage
Employees and Motion Picture Machine Operators protection against dual unionism.
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Reel 4 | 3 |
0214. Meeting Minutes of November 20 and December 3, 1932. 34 pages.
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1932 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Convict labor; Sleeping Car Porters injunction fight; shorter workday
and workweek legislation; Daniel Tobin candidacy for secretary of labor; women and
children in industry; bill to prohibit federal purchase of sweatshop products; women's
auxiliaries in American Federation of Labor; workmen's compensation.
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Reel 4 | 4 |
0248. Meeting Minutes of April 20-May 2, 1933. 114 pages.
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1933 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brewery Workers jurisdiction dispute with Engineers and Teamsters; Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers corruption case; Chain Store Employees organization drive;
Commercial Telegraphers organizing drive among postal employees; five-day workweek;
six-hour day legislation; Nazi treatment of German trade unions; Marine Engineers
Beneficial Association charter application; National Association of Master Mechanics
and Foremen of Navy Yards charter application; American Federation of Labor opposition
to minimum wage legislation; Federated Motion Picture Studio Crafts recognition battle;
naval appropriations; railroad legislation; Executive Council visit to President Roosevelt;
recognition of Russia; Sleeping Car Porters injunction case; women's auxiliaries.
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Reel 4 | 5 |
0362. Meeting Minutes of September 6-15, 1933. 96 pages.
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1933 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor organizing campaign in federal labor unions;
Federal Bankruptcy Act; Firemen and Oilers jurisdiction award over Brewery Firemen;
Machinists jurisdiction dispute with Carpenters Union; Executive Council visit with
President Roosevelt; six-hour day legislation; American Federation of Labor finances
and membership statistics.
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Reel 4 | 6 |
0458. Meeting Minutes of October 1, 8, and 11, 1933. 36 pages.
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1933 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Amalgamated Clothing Workers charter issued; nationalization of banks;
Communist interference with American Federation of Labor convention; resolution on
Father Charles E. Coughlin; policies regarding federal labor unions; Panama Canal
Commission; National Recovery Act; discrimination against older workers; organizing
drive among African Americans.
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Reel 4 | 7 |
0494. Meeting Minutes of January 23-February 1934. 118 pages.
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1934 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brewery Workers jurisdiction dispute with Teamsters, Engineers, and
Firemen; cigar making industry code; company unions amendment to Section 7-A National
Recovery Act; resolution on Father Charles E. Coughlin; Fur Workers representation
dispute; Ladies Garment Workers jurisdiction dispute with Textile Workers; unemployment
relief in New York, New York; Steel Workers protest against Weirton Steel Company;
Theatrical Stage Employees; jurisdiction over motion picture machine operators; unemployment
insurance; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 4 | 8 |
0612. Meeting Minutes of May 2-11, 1934. 104 pages.
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1934 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor organizing drive; Automobile Workers organizing
campaign; Firemen dispute with Engineers; Garment Workers jurisdiction dispute with
Textile Workers; paper industry organizing campaign; resolution on George W. Perkins;
Wagner-Connery Labor Disputes Act; women's auxiliaries; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 4 | 9 |
0716. Meeting Minutes of August 6-17, 1934. 81 pages.
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1934 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile Workers Federal Labor Unions; Sleeping Car Porters charter
application; women's auxiliaries; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 4 | 10 |
0797. Meeting Minutes of September 28-October 14, 1934. 121 pages.
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1934 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters; appeals of Carpenters, Bricklayers,
and Electrical Workers to Building Trades Department; Agricultural and Cannery Workers
Union reduction in dues; anti-union laws; Boulder Dam labor conditions; company unions;
convict labor; employment agencies; Federal Emergency Relief Administration employment
requirements; labor standards on government contracts; Federal Housing Act; immigration
law modification; African American organizers; racketeering resolution; rubber workers
unemployment; Sleeping Car Porters application; thirty-hour workweek; Timber Workers
organizing; Textile Workers strike.
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Reel 4 | 11 |
0918. Meeting Minutes of January 29-February 14, 1935. 116 pages.
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1935 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile Workers organizing drive; Blacksmiths protest American Federation
of Labor organizing infringements; Firemen jurisdiction dispute with engineers; Gas
Workers charter application; Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers protest Anaconda Company
agreement with Metal Trades Department; Carpenters jurisdiction over Saw Mill and
Timber Workers; Textile Workers program; Tobacco Trades Council petition regarding
codes; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 5 |
Minutes 1935-1936
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Reel 5 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of January 29-February 14, 1935 (continued). 226 pages.
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1935 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Executive Council meeting with Colonel Daniel McCormack, Commissioner
of Immigration and Naturalization; radicalism in the labor movement; Automobile Workers
organizing drive; Blacksmiths protest American Federation of Labor organizing infringements;
Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters; Building Trades controversy; Child Labor Amendment;
Fascist movement activities in United States; Sidney Hillman and National Recovery
Administration administration; immigration legislation amendments; International Labor
Office; prevailing wages in federal relief employment; Marine Shipbuilders charter
application; Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers protest Anaconda Company agreement with
Metal Trades Department; Amalgamated Clothing Workers; Executive Council meeting with
President Roosevelt; Radio Workers charter application; Sleeping Car Porters jurisdiction
dispute with Sleeping Car Conductors; Steel Workers organizing campaign; American
Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 5 | 2 |
0227. Meeting Minutes of April 30-May 7, 1935. 189 pages.
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1935 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile Workers organization; Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters;
Building Service Employees jurisdictional applications; Catholic University of America
chair in social economics; Father Charles E. Coughlin invites American Federation
of Labor to participate in National Union for Social Justice; Firemen and Oilers dispute
with Textile Workers; Dubinsky report on Firemen and Oilers dispute with Textile Workers;
Dubinsky report on International Labor Office; industrial organization in mass production
industries; Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers protest Metal Trades Department agreement
with Anaconda Company; Molders amalgamation with Foundry Workers; American Federation
of Labor conference with President Roosevelt; Rubber Workers charter application;
Steel Workers insurgent movement; Wagner labor disputes bill; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 5 | 3 |
0416. Meeting Minutes of June 6-7, 1935. 47 pages.
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1935 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters; Building Trades Department,
internal controversy; Father Charles E. Coughlin communication; Supreme Court decision
invalidating National Recovery Act; Robert F. Wagner meeting with Executive Council.
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Reel 5 | 4 |
0463. Meeting Minutes of August 5-16, 1935. 128 pages.
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1935 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters; Building Trades Department,
internal controversy; anti-Communist amendment to American Federation of Labor convention;
injunction relief laws; Child Labor Amendment; industrial organization in mass production
industries; National Labor Relations Board; National Recovery Act invalidation; unemployment
relief; National Youth Administration; International Labor Office; racketeering investigation
in New York; Sleeping Car Porters jurisdiction; American Federation of Labor Special
Committee on Colored Workers; Social Security Board; Theatrical Stage Employees jurisdiction
extension; Workers Education Bureau; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 5 | 5 |
0591. Meeting Minutes of October 5-6, 12, and 20-21, 1935. 150 pages.
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1935 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile Workers organization; American Federation of Labor resolution
regarding Communists; Thomas E. Dewey racketeering investigation; American Federation
of Labor resolution on injunctions; labor and depression relief legislation; anti-lynching
bill; Communist activity in Minneapolis labor movement; Mooney case expenses; Special
Committee Report on Negro Workers; organizing drive among African Americans; Scottsboro
case; organizing drive in southern states; Steel Workers organizing drive; American
Federation of Labor legislative activities; Seattle, Washington, Labor Council suspension
of Brewery Workers; American Federation of Teachers investigation; National Youth
Administration.
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Reel 5 | 6 |
0741. Meeting Minutes of January 15-29, 1936. 238 pages.
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1936 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile Workers organization; International Labor Office; British
Trades Union Congress; Child Labor Amendment; Congress of Industrial Organizations;
amendment to United States Constitution to limit judicial review of legislation; Arkansas
Tenant Farmers organization; immigration legislation; Iron and Steel Workers organization;
American Federation of Labor resolution on Kohler Company; resignation of John L.
Lewis from Executive Council; Metal Trades Department dispute with Oil Field Workers;
organization of Lumber Workers; American Federation of Labor critical report on National
Civic Federation; Radio Workers charter application denied; Rubber Workers constitution;
Sleeping Car Porters charter; Tampa, Florida, floggings of labor organizers reported
by Norman Thomas; women's auxiliaries; Workers Education Bureau; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 6 |
Minutes 1936
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Reel 6 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of May 5-20, 1936. 297 pages.
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1936 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Sheet Metal Workers jurisdiction dispute with Machinists; Automobile
Workers organization; Brewery Workers dispute with Seattle Central Labor Union; civil
service qualifications; Congress of Industrial Organizations; convict labor legislation;
Flat Glass Workers jurisdiction; American Federation of Labor opposition to Frazier-Lemke
Act; International Federation of Trade Unions; American Federation of Labor Legal
Defense Department; American Federation of Labor legislative program; Pan American
Federation of Labor; Social Security Act administration; Steel Workers organizing
campaign; American Federation of Teachers; American Federation of Labor finances and
membership statistics; unemployment immigration restriction; injunction relief to
supplement National Labor Relations Act; subversive activities.
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Reel 6 | 2 |
0298. Meeting Minutes of July 8-15, 1936. 272 pages.
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1936 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Building Service Employees jurisdiction extension; Congress of Industrial
Organizations; Metal Trades Department charges against Congress of Industrial Organizations;
Ladies Garment Workers affiliation with Congress of Industrial Organizations; Mooney-Billings
Defense Fund; Seamen's International Union and Pacific Coast maritime dispute; Textile
Workers affiliation with Congress of Industrial Organizations; American Federation
of Labor suspension of Congress of Industrial Organizations unions.
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Reel 6 | 3 |
0570. Meeting Minutes of August 3-5, 1936. 84 pages.
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1936 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Congress of Industrial Organizations; Electrical Workers charges against
Congress of Industrial Organizations; Hatters, Cap, and Millinery Workers relationship
to Congress of Industrial Organizations; International Typographical Union relationship
with Congress of Industrial Organizations; Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen jurisdiction
expansion; Metal Trades Department charges against Congress of Industrial Organizations;
Printing Trades dispute with Lithographers; American Federation of Labor suspension
of Congress of Industrial Organizations unions; Wisconsin Federation of Labor resolution
regarding Congress of Industrial Organizations.
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Reel 6 | 4 |
0654. Meeting Minutes of October 8-21, 1936. 233 pages.
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1936 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Newspaper Guild strike at Seattle Post- Intelligencer; Amalgamated
Clothing Workers disputes with United Garment Workers; Cloth Hat, Cap, and Millinery
Workers resolution on Congress of Industrial Organizations; Machinists resolution
on Congress of Industrial Organizations; Congress of Industrial Organizations activities
in Toledo, Ohio; Dubinsky resignation as vice president of American Federation of
Labor; Building Service Employees jurisdiction expansion; American Federation of Labor
relations with Federal Labor Unions; Automobile Workers and American Federation of
Labor; convict labor; civil service; health insurance; housing; European labor; National
Labor Relations Board; Pan American Federation of Labor; public education; Puerto
Rico; depression relief; Social Security Act; Steel Workers organizing campaign; unemployment;
American Federation of Teachers; technological changes; Hutcheson resignation as vice
president of American Federation of Labor; Indiana State Federation of Labor endorsement
of Farmer-Labor Party; International Federation of Trade Unions; International Typographical
Union relations with Congress of Industrial Organizations; Lithographers dispute with
Printing Trades Unions; United States Supreme Court decision on National Recovery
Administration; American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees charter;
Walsh-Healey minimum wage bill; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 6 | 5 |
0887. Meeting Minutes of November 14-15 and 28-29, 1936. 64 pages.
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1936 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Butte, Montana, Central Labor Union charter application; Congress of
Industrial Organizations; Brewery Workers resolution on Congress of Industrial Organizations;
company unions; convict labor; housing; immigration legislation; International Federation
of Trade Unions; Marine Engineers Beneficial Association; motion picture industry
labor agreement; American Newspaper Guild trike in Seattle; Puerto Rico and Wagner
Labor Relations Act; depression relief qualifications; labor espionage; limitation
of power of United States Supreme Court; vigilante violence; Walsh-Healey minimum
wage bill; Filipino exclusion; seamen's legislation; occupational disease; workmen's
compensation.
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Reel 7 |
Minutes 1937-1938
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Reel 7 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of February 8-19, 1937. 247 pages.
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1937 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agricultural, Packing House, and Cannery Workers union; Butte, Montana,
Central Labor Union application; Congress of Industrial Organizations; Congress of
Industrial Organizations relations with Central Labor Unions; Communist activities
in labor movement; Gallup, Mexico, Miners situation; General Motors strike; federal
(Guffey) coal bill; Hotel and Restaurant Workers jurisdiction expansion; General Hugh
S. Johnson attack on American Federation of Labor; Machinists dispute with Tobacco
Workers; Masters, Mates, and Pilots dispute with Longshoremen; Meat Cutters and Butchers
Workmen jurisdiction expansion; Metal Trades Department hearing on Congress of Industrial
Organizations activities; minimum wage legislation; motion picture industry agreement;
African American labor organizers; Ladies Pocketbook and Novelty Workers charters;
white collar workers organization; Works Progress Administration workers organization;
Seamen's International Union insurgent challenge; United States Supreme Court president
reorganization plan; Teamsters jurisdictional expansion; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 7 | 2 |
0248. Meeting Minutes of April 19-22, 1937. 51 pages.
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1937 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Congress of Industrial Organizations; Cleveland Federation of Labor;
report on Congress of Industrial Organizations; Georgia Federation of Labor resolution
on American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations; Massachusetts
Federation of Labor organizing drive; minimum wage legislation; International Textile
conference.
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Reel 7 | 3 |
0299. Meeting Minutes of May 23 and 26-30, 1937. 156 pages.
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1937 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Agricultural, Packing House, and Cannery Workers charter application;
Aluminum Workers affiliation with Congress of Industrial Organizations; Chicago Federation
of Labor; Congress of Industrial Organizations; Georgia Federation of Labor relations
with Congress of Industrial Organizations; American Federation of Labor Marine Trades
Department; Progressive Miners charter application; Street and Electric Railway Employees
dispute with Transit Workers Union in New York, New York; International Typographical
Union relations with Congress of Industrial Organizations; Teamsters jurisdiction
extension to warehousemen; Welders charter application denied; Pacific Coast Longshoremen
dispute with Teamsters over warehousemen; American Federation of Labor finances and
membership statistics.
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Reel 7 | 4 |
0455. Meeting Minutes of August 21-September 2, 1937. 216 pages.
|
1937 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brewery Workers suit against American Federation of Labor and Teamsters;
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress; Constitutional amendments; Building Service Employees
jurisdiction extension; exclusion of alien workers; age discrimination; injunction
relief legislation; child labor; Congress of Industrial Organizations; convict labor;
hours of work for women and minors; housing legislation; industrial homework; anti-lynching
bill; Progressive Miners Union; Pan American Federation of Labor; Puerto Rico Free
Federation of Workingmen; Railroad Employees Retirement Law; sit-down strikes; social
security; wages and hours legislation; International Federation of Trade Unions; International
Labor Office; Congress of Industrial Organizations organization in lumber industry;
maritime organizations; Congress of Industrial Organizations activity in Minneapolis
Central Labor Union; Quarry Workers jurisdiction dispute with Teamsters, and Hod Carriers
and Engineers; Seamen's International Union reorganization; West Virginia State Federation
of Labor; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 7 | 5 |
0671. Meeting Minutes of October 3-4, 9, and 13-16, 1937. 109 pages.
|
1937 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Building Service employees jurisdiction dispute with Hotel and Restaurant
Employees; cannery industry organizing campaign; Congress of Industrial Organizations
activities in northwest lumber industry and Pacific Coast maritime industry; American
Federation of Labor "peace conference" with Congress of Industrial Organizations;
American Federation of Labor Defense Fund; Federal Labor Unions tax reductions and
suspensions; housing; anti-lynching bill; Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers charter
application; National Labor Relations Board; African American organizers; old age
pensions; Progressive Miners charter application; Puerto Rico political situation;
wages and hours legislation.
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Reel 7 | 6 |
0780. Meeting Minutes of December 3-4, 1937. 18 pages.
|
1937 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Marine Engineers Beneficial Association jurisdiction dispute with Operating
Engineers; wages and hours legislation.
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Reel 7 | 7 |
0798. Meeting Minutes of January 24-February 8, 1938. 263 pages.
|
1938 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor tax assessments; Blacksmiths jurisdiction
dispute with Machinists; Building Service Employees dispute with Hotel and Restaurant
Employees; Bridge and Structural Iron Workers dispute with Teamsters and Engineers;
report on Congress of Industrial Organizations; organizing drive ta Ford Motor Company;
Wagner Housing Bill provision for prevailing wage rates; Japanese aggression in China;
wages and hours legislation; Building Trades agreement with Maintenance of Way Employees;
Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers charter revocation; Progressive Miners of America;
United Mine Workers charter revocation; social security legislation; unemployment;
American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 8 |
Minutes 1938-1939
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Reel 8 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of April 25-May 5, 1938. 211 pages.
|
1938 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Public works and appropriations bills; Bakery and Confectioner Workers
jurisdiction expansion; Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters; Building Trades dispute
in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Congress of Industrial Organizations in Canadian Trades
and Labor Congress; Seattle labor movement; wages and hours legislation; National
Labor Relations Board decisions; Painters and Decorators jurisdiction expansion; Pan
American Federation of Labor; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 8 | 2 |
0212. Meeting Minutes of August 22-September 2, 1938. 217 pages.
|
1938 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Auto Workers charters; Building and Construction Trades Department agreement
with Carpenters; Congress of Industrial Organizations; Congress of Industrial Organizations
status in Canadian Trades and Labor Congress; joint American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations Labor Day proceedings; Dies Committee investigations;
American Federation of Labor organizing drive among industrial workers; housing; Hod
Carriers dispute with Quarry Workers; Hotel and Restaurant Employees dispute with
Building Service Employees; report on International Federation of Trade Unions; Machinists
dispute with Sheet Metal Workers; Marine Engineers Beneficial Association; Progressive
Miners Union organizing drive; National Labor Relations Act, survey of decisions and
administration; Packinghouse workers organizing drive; Sailors Union of the Pacific;
Seamen organizing drive; Street and Electric Railway Employees jurisdiction disputes;
Upholsterers jurisdiction disputes; wages and hours legislation; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 8 | 3 |
0429. Meeting Minutes of October 2, 4, 8, 12, and 14, 1938. 71 pages.
|
1938 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations reconciliation
proposals; Congress of Industrial Organizations representation in Canadian Trades
and Labor Congress; Upholsterers Union jurisdiction disputes; Metal Trades Department
organizing among shipyard workers; Seafarers International Union charter; International
Seamen's Union charter revocation.
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Reel 8 | 4 |
0500. Meeting Minutes of January 30-February 14, 1939. 420 pages.
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1939 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Actors jurisdiction extension; Canadian Trades
and Labor Congress appeal for assistance; Oregon anti-labor law; National Youth Administration
apprentice training; Associated Farmers anti-labor activities; Automobile Workers
organization; Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters; boycott of German-made goods;
Building Service Employees dispute and agreement with Hotel and Restaurant Employees;
Congress of Industrial Organizations dissociated from Canadian Trades and Labor Congress;
Carpenters Union jurisdiction disputes; Congress of Industrial Organizations-American
Federation of Labor peace negotiations; Congress of Industrial Organizations activities
in Butte, Montana; Dies Committee; American Federation of Labor Housing Committee;
National Labor Relations Board appointments; Labor's Non-Partisan League; National
Labor Relations Act amendments; refugee legislation; wages and hours act (Walsh-Healey
Fair Labor Standards Act); seniority rights of African American railroad maids; African
American voting rights in the south; African American membership in American Federation
of Labor; Longshoremen dispute with Masters, Mates, and Pilots; labor relations in
Mexico; Progressive Mine Workers of America; National Youth Administration and national
defense; neon sign industry jurisdiction; Pan American Federation of Labor; Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters jurisdiction expansion; Seafarers International Union report;
State, County, and Municipal Employees jurisdiction; Teamsters dispute with Brewery
Workers in Detroit; Textile Workers of America re-affiliation with American Federation
of Labor; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics; Fort Wayne,
Indiana, Housing Plan.
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Reel 8 | 5 |
0920. Meeting Minutes of March 22-23, 1939. 45 pages.
|
1939 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations pace
negotiations; Associated Farmers; Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers; United Mine Workers;
Oil Field, Gas Well, and Refinery Workers; Western Federation of Miners; Textile Workers
of America; Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America; Automobile Workers.
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Reel 9 |
Minutes 1939-1940
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Reel 9 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of May 10-19, 1939. 180 pages.
|
1939 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Actors jurisdiction extension; American Federation
of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace negotiations; Automobile Workers
jurisdiction; Balfour Declaration on Palestine; Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters;
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress; Operating Engineers jurisdiction matters; Laborers
jurisdiction dispute with Operating Engineers; Longshoremen's Dispute with Masters,
Mates, and Pilots; American Federation of Labor Maritime Department proposed; Progressive
Miners Union of America; Street and Electric Railway Employees dispute with Teamsters
over Bus Operators organizing; American Federation of Labor organizing report; Pan
American Federation of Labor; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 9 | 2 |
0181. Meeting Minutes of August 7-18, 1939. 258 pages.
|
1939 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Actors and Artists of America jurisdiction dispute with American
Federation of Actors and Theatrical Stage Employees; Congress of Industrial Organizations
activities; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace
negotiations; Canadian Trades and Labor Congress dissociation from Congress of Industrial
Organizations; Carpenters jurisdiction disputes; Japanese aggression in China; American
Federation of Labor legislative program; Longshoremen's dispute with Masters, Mates,
and Pilots; Molders Union dispute with Stove Mounters Union and Foundry Workers Union;
discrimination against African Americans by American Federation of Labor unions; Upholsterers
dispute with Carpenters; women's auxiliaries representation in State Federations of
Labor; prevailing wages in Works Progress Administration work; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics; Summary of Legal Activities of American
Federation of Labor.
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Reel 9 | 3 |
0439. Meeting Minutes of October 1, 9, and 14-15, 1939. 96 pages.
|
1939 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Injunction case in New Orleans; Canadian Trades and Labor Congress;
Carpenters jurisdiction dispute with Machinists over Millwrights; resolution for judicial
recall; Longshoremen's dispute with Masters, Mates, and Pilots; discrimination against
African American workers by American Federation of Labor unions; National Labor Relations
Act amendments; Oregon anti-labor law; Upholsterers agreement with Painters disapproved;
Textile Workers organizing campaign; Upholsterers dispute with Carpenters; federal
labor unions for warehousemen; Works Progress Administration working condition; Works
Progress Administration Minneapolis strike and prevailing wage controversy; anti-Communist
resolutions.
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Reel 9 | 4 |
0535. Meeting Minutes of January 29-February 9, 1940. 206 pages.
|
1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace
negotiations; Oregon antilabor law; Brewery Workers dispute with Teamsters; Building
Service Employees jurisdiction expansion; United States Department of Justice indictments
of Building Trades unions for antitrust violations; Painters Union agreement with
Stove Mounters; proposed federal health security legislation; Conference on War Mobilization
of Industry; United States Housing Authority; National Labor Relations Act amendments;
Longshoremen's dispute with Masters, Mates, and Pilots; indictments of striking Works
Progress Administration workers in Minneapolis; Newspaper Guild in Chicago; Labor's
Non-Partisan League; Westbrook Pegler attacks on American Federation of Labor leaders;
picketing rights; Sleeping Car Porters jurisdiction expansion; American Federation
of Labor Committee on Taxation; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 9 | 5 |
0741. Meeting Minutes of May 13-21, 1940. 162 pages.
|
1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor building; American Federationist business;
British Trades Union Congress; Carpenters dispute with Machinists; Circus, Carnival,
Fairs, and Rodeo International Union charter application and request for assistance;
Immigration Service transfer from Labor to Justice Department; American Federation
of Labor planks to political parties conventions; injunction relief legislation and
antitrust relief legislation; housing; immigration; Ladies Garment Workers reaffiliation
with American Federation of Labor; Longshoremen's dispute with Masters, Mates, and
Pilots; Machinists jurisdiction disputes; war mobilization of industry; Tobacco Workers
International Union internal controversy; Virginia State Federation of Labor; indictments
of Minneapolis Works Progress Administration Strikers; finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 9 | 6 |
0903. Meeting Minutes of September 30-October 10, 1940. 122 pages.
|
1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Theatrical Agents and Managers Union jurisdiction extension; Southern
Tenant Farmers Union charter application; Building and Construction Trades Department
disputes with Machinists; Carpenters dispute with Machinists; Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks jurisdiction matters; conscription exemption from union taxes; Congress of
Industrial Organizations-American Federation of Labor peace negotiations; Workers
Education Bureau; social security; American Federation of Labor opposition to appointment
of Sidney Hillman to National Defense Commission; Longshoremen's dispute with Masters,
Mates, and Pilots; National Labor Relations Act amendments; nonpartisan political
policies; presidential campaign; American Federation of Labor policies on suspension
of international unions; Virginia State Federation of Labor.
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Reel 10 |
Minutes 1940-1942
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Reel 10 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of September 30-October 10, 1940 (continued). 84 pages.
|
1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Building and Construction Trades Department disputes with State, County,
and Municipal Employees; postwar economic planning; workers education; application
of antitrust to labor unions; American Federation of Labor organizing drives; American
Federation of Labor policies on suspension of international unions; proposed American
Federation of Labor libel suit against Westbrook Pegler; labor racketeering; American
Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 10 | 2 |
0085. Meeting Minutes of November 17-29, 1940. 28 pages.
|
1940 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor legal fees; American Federation of Labor
policies on suspension of international unions; Stove Mounters and Molders protests.
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Reel 10 | 3 |
0113. Meeting Minutes of February 10-20, 1941. 202 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Alien migration to the United States; Oregon anti- labor law; protest
application of antitrust law to labor unions by Thurman Arnold; Automobile Workers
organizing; Carpenters dispute with Machinists; opposition to youth replacement of
adult Civilian Conservation Corps workers; American Federation of Labor anti-Communist
resolution; collective bargaining in national defense industries; Detroit and Wayne
County Federation of Labor; Operating Engineers jurisdiction dispute with Teamsters;
Grain Processors application for charter application; antistrike and compulsory arbitration
legislation; compulsory work legislation; Longshoremen settlement with Masters, Mates,
and Pilots; Montgomery Ward unfair labor practices case; racketeering charges in Painters
Union; Pan American Federation of Labor rehabilitation; Pegler libel suit; Sleeping
Car Porters legislation regarding conductors; shipbuilding industry; wage rates in
defense construction; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 10 | 4 |
0315. Meeting Minutes of May 19-28, 1941. 159 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Variety Actors Betterment committee and American Federation of Actors;
American Federation of Labor opposition to antistrike legislation; Brewery Workers
dispute with Teamsters; Sleeping Car Porters dispute with Conductors; Carpenters dispute
with Machinists; Ice Pullers jurisdiction dispute among Teamsters, Operating Engineers
and Firemen, and Oilers; Kohler Company strike; Machinists strike at San Francisco
shipyards; racketeering in Painters Union; American Federation of Labor per capita
taxes; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 10 | 5 |
0474. Meeting Minutes of August 4-13, 1941. 107 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Automobile Workers organizing conflict with Machinists at Allis Chalmers
Company; Boiler Makers agreement with Plumbers; Carpenters dispute with Machinists;
anti-labor legislation; Communist activity in American Federation of Teachers; housing;
application of antitrust law to unions; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations peace negotiations; postwar reconstruction; labor standards in public
contracts; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 10 | 6 |
0581. Meeting Minutes of October 5, 14, and 17, 1941. 36 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Alaskan defense workers; anti-labor legislation; Brewery Workers dispute
with Teamsters; embargo of Japan; migrant labor; investigation of Minneapolis Central
Labor Union; National Labor Relations Board.
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Reel 10 | 7 |
0617. Meeting Minutes of December 16 and 18, 1941. 21 pages.
|
1941 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anti-labor legislation, Smith Bill; President's Conference of Employers
and Employees in War Production Industries.
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Reel 10 | 8 |
0638. Meeting Minutes of January 12-17, 1942. 130 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace
negotiations; anti-labor legislation; Civilian Conservation Corps merger with National
Youth Association; Carpenters dispute with Machinists; American Federation of Labor
purchase of Defense Bonds; Distillery Workers dispute with Seagram Company; Machinists
dispute with Building Trades Department and Carpenters over Tennessee Valley Authority;
office employees unions organization; price controls; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics; War Labor Board established.
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Reel 10 | 9 |
0768. Meeting Minutes of May 13-22, 1942. 141 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace
negotiations; Anglo-Soviet-American Trade Union committee proposed; Boys Town, Nebraska;
William H. Davis, chair of War Labor Board, anti-union attitude; Engineers dispute
with Machinists and Building Trades Department; application of antitrust to labor
unions; anti-labor legislation; charges of bias against National Labor Relations Board;
Pan American Labor Conference; prison labor in war production; wage stabilization;
War Bond salary deduction.
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Reel 11 |
Minutes 1942-1944
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Reel 11 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of May 13-22, 1942 (continued). 36 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics; Special
Report on American Federation of Labor; Present Financial Status.
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Reel 11 | 2 |
0037. Meeting Minutes of August 4-13, 1942. 143 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace
negotiations; Anglo-American Trade Union Committee; arbitration; Carpenters dispute
with Machinists; collective bargaining in defense industries; labor relations in United
States Navy; anti-labor legislation; antiracketeering legislation; Dies Committee;
housing; application of anti-trust to labor unions; maritime labor legislation; Nationality
Act; War Manpower Commission; subversive activities; women and children in war production;
War Production Board; strikes, communication from Under Secretary of War Robert Patterson;
wartime wage policies; war prisoners relief; American Federation of Labor finances
and membership statistics.
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Reel 11 | 3 |
0180. Meeting Minutes of October 4-6 and 15, 1942. 47 pages.
|
1942 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anglo-American Trade Union Committee, inclusion of Congress of Industrial
Organizations and Railroad Brotherhoods; anti-labor legislation in California, "Hot
Cargo" legislation; Machinists disputes with Carpenters and Buildings and Construction
Department; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People telegram to
American Federation of Labor regarding African American workers; Anglo-Soviet Trades
Union Council; collective bargaining in war industries; housing for war workers; immigration;
anti-trust; maritime legislation; National War Labor Board; wages and benefits of
government employees; Executive Order on overtime pay.
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Reel 11 | 4 |
0227. Meeting Minutes of January 18-27, 1943. 200 pages.
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Absenteeism in war industries; American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations peace negotiations; American Federation of Labor representation
on government boards and committees in war production; Anglo-American-Soviet trade
Union Association; Anglo-American trade Union Committee; anti-labor legislation; anti-closed
shop litigation in Florida; housing for war workers; inter-American affairs; Kaiser
Shipbuilding case; Los Angeles Central Labor Council; Pan American Federation of Labor;
wage and price stabilization; Works Progress Administration liquidated; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 11 | 5 |
0427. Meeting Minutes of May 17-22, 1943. 141 pages.
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace
negotiations; Machinists jurisdiction dispute with Carpenters over aircraft plants;
anti-labor legislation, Smith-Connally bill, anti-trust; Kaiser shipyards case; investigation
of Los Angeles Central Labor Council; United Mine Workers application for re-affiliation
with American Federation of Labor; National Labor Relations Board ad Kaiser shipyard
case; National War Labor Board; no-strike pledge; Oil Refinery Workers jurisdiction;
report on American Federation of Labor legal Cases; American Federation of Labor finances
and membership statistics.
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Reel 11 | 6 |
0568. Meeting Minutes of August 9-16, 1943. 135 pages.
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anglo-American Trade Union Committee; proposed repeal of Chinese Exclusion
Act; cigarettes for servicemen campaign; European relief, aid to underground movements;
American Federation of Labor legal report; anti-trust; Machinists withdrawal from
American Federation of Labor; National Labor Relations Board; National War Labor Board;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace negotiations;
price controls and rationing; United Mine Workers re-affiliation; United Nations Relief
Committee; American Legion Labor Posts; prisoners of war used for war labor; Connally-Smith
Act threat to no-strike pledge; American Federation of Labor political activities;
Progressive Miners of America re-affiliation with United Mine Workers; Women's Trade
Union League; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 11 | 7 |
0703. Meeting Minutes of October 3, 5-6, 13, and 15, 1943. 48 pages.
|
1943 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Brotherhood of Railway Car Men jurisdiction; Los Angeles Central Labor
Union; Machinists reinstatement in American Federation of Labor; United Mine Workers
re-affiliation with American Federation of Labor.
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Reel 11 | 8 |
0751. Meeting Minutes of January 17-27, 1944. 236 pages.
|
1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anti-labor legislation in general and in Florida; Chemical Workers charter
application; book on closed shop; centralization of United States Department of Labor;
Operating Engineers dispute with Machinists; American Federation of Labor Housing
Committee Report; Bernardo Ibanez, Chilean Labor delegation; International Federation
of Trade Unions; International Labor Office; Progressive Mine Workers of America protest
United Mine Workers re-affiliation with American Federation of Labor; National Labor
Relations Board amendment to authority; American Federation of Labor opposition to
National Service Act; National War Labor Board powers protested; American Federation
of Labor legal actions report; American Federation of Labor political activity; prisoners
of war labor; postwar economic planning; Paul Robeson membership in Congress of Industrial
Organizations; Eleanor Roosevelt; soldiers voting rights legislation; World Trade
Union Conference; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 12 |
Minutes 1944-1945
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Reel 12 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of January 17-27, 1944 (continued). 34 pages.
|
1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: International Council of Office Employees Unions.
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Reel 12 | 2 |
0035. Meeting Minutes of May 1-9, 1944. 179 pages.
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1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations political
collaboration disapproved; anti-labor legislation; Brotherhood of Railway Clerks jurisdiction
matters; Operating Engineers bargaining agency in oil refineries and jurisdiction
dispute with Machinists; George-Murray bill on war contracts; America Federation of
Labor Housing Committee; immigration and nationalization of Indians; labor conscription;
United Mine Workers re-affiliation with American Federation of Labor; Montgomery Ward
labor dispute; National War Labor Board; discrimination against African American workers;
American Federation of Labor political platforms sent to major parties; Railway Clerks
controversy with Railroad Telegraphers; Philadelphia Transportation Workers; Conference
of Office Employees Unions; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 12 | 3 |
0214. Meeting Minutes of August 21-29, 1944. 111 pages.
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1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: British Trades Union Congress; Chemical Workers charter application;
Operating Engineers dispute with Machinists; American Federation of Labor litigation;
Fair Labor Standards Act; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
peace negotiations; Ladies Handbag and Novelty Workers controversy; American Federation
of Labor Housing Committee; American Federation of Labor representative visit to Italy;
Office Employees charter application; American Federation of Labor litigation against
anti-labor laws; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 12 | 4 |
0325. Meeting Minutes of November 19, 22, 28, and December 1, 1944. 46 pages.
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1944 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: British Trades Union Congress; National War Labor Board; Confederation
of Workers of Latin America; Machinists dispute with Operating Engineers; United Mine
Workers re-affiliation; World Trade Union Conference.
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Reel 12 | 5 |
0371. Meeting Minutes of February 5-15, 1945. 171 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anti-labor laws in Florida; Cannery Workers jurisdiction dispute with
Teamsters over warehousemen; Central Labor Unions as collective bargaining agencies;
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations peace initiative;
Detroit and Wayne County Federation of Labor organizing; Operating Engineers dispute
with Machinists; Federal Labor Unions; International Federation of trade Unions; discrimination
against Japanese Americans; American Federation of Labor litigation; federal aid to
education bill; work-or-fight bill; universal military training; Progressive Mine
Workers of America protest re-affiliation of United Mine Workers; United Nations San
Francisco convention; veterans aid; white-only democratic primary elections; World
Trade Union Conference; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 12 | 6 |
0542. Meeting Minutes of April 30-May 8, 1945. 164 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor collaboration with Congress of Industrial
Organizations in Canada; Aluminum Workers charter application; World trade Union Conference;
Code of Principles for Labor and Management by American Federation of Labor; Congress
of Industrial Organizations; and Chamber of Commerce; Congress of Industrial Organizations
influence on postwar planning; Grain Processors charter application; American Federation
of Labor meeting with farmers' organizations; amendments to National Labor Relations
Act suggested by Metal Trades Department; African Americans relationship to American
Federation of Labor; American Federation of Labor organizing policies; Theatrical
Stage Employees dispute with Painters; postwar reconversion program; Executive Council
meeting with President Truman; United Nations Conference in San Francisco; American
Federation of Labor proposed amendments to Dumbarton Oaks Proposals; World Trade Union
Conference; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 12 | 7 |
0706. Meeting Minutes of August 6-14, 1945. 175 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Associated Actors and Artist; Code of Principles of American Federation
of Labor, United States Chamber of Commerce, and Congress of Industrial Organizations;
Aluminum Workers charter application; veterans seniority issues; Building Trades Department
disputes with Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees; Canadian Seamen's Union;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters dispute with Car Men, Railway, and Shop Crafts
Brotherhoods; strike and jurisdiction controversy among Hollywood studio unions; Communist
activity in southern California; Federal Industrial Relations Act; Hod Carriers dispute
with Building Trades Department; American Federation of Labor litigation against state
anti-labor legislation; amendments to National Labor Relations Act; organizing of
women in industry; National Labor Relations Board; no-strike pledge discontinued;
World Trade Union Conference; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 12 | 8 |
0881. Meeting Minutes of October 15-124, 1945. 100 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anglo-American Trade Union Committee; anti- labor legislation in Massachusetts;
British Trades Union Congress; Hollywood studio unions jurisdiction dispute between
Carpenters, Painters, and Theatrical Stage Employees; withdrawal of Montreal, Canada,
Trades and Labor Council; jurisdiction controversy between Operating Engineers and
Firemen and Oilers in Louisville, Kentucky, strike; Farmers Cooperative meeting with
American Federation of Labor; American Federation of Labor foreign policy statement;
Ladies Handbag and Novelty Workers jurisdiction dispute; Mexican immigration; Government
Employees Council formed; housing legislation; American Federation of Labor statements
of housing, taxes, wages, and wage and price controls; Teamsters protest National
Labor Relations Board ruling on California Cannery Workers jurisdiction to Congress
of Industrial Organizations; World Trade Union Congress; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 13 |
Minutes 1945-1957
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Reel 13 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of October 15-24, 1945 (continued). 62 pages.
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1945 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anglo-American Trade Union Committee; British Trades Union Congress;
jurisdiction controversy between Operating Engineers and Firemen and Oilers in Louisville,
Kentucky, hotel strike; Farmers Cooperative meeting with American Federation of Labor;
Ladies Handbag and Novelty Workers jurisdiction dispute; Labor-Management Conference;
League for Human Rights; jurisdiction controversy in Hollywood studios between Painters,
Carpenters, and Theatrical Stage Employees; American Federation of Labor finances
and membership statistics.
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Reel 13 | 2 |
0063. Meeting Minutes of January 21-31, 1946. 202 pages.
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1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: United Nations; Air Force adequacy; Brewery and Soft Drink Workers re-affiliation;
Hollywood studios strike and jurisdiction dispute among Operating Engineers, Carpenters,
and Theatrical Stage Employees; federal labor legislation; Cuban labor situation;
federal aid to education; jurisdiction dispute between Operating Engineers and Firemen
and Oilers in Louisville, Kentucky, hotels; conditions in Germany; housing shortage;
inflation and price controls; Latin American labor movement; anti-labor law in Florida;
John L. Lewis elected vice president; Machinists jurisdiction controversies; Progressive
Mine Workers of America oppose United Mine Workers re-affiliation; Japan and Philippines
organization of labor unions; postwar reconversion of employment policies; American
Federation of Labor resolution on Spain; State, County, and Municipal Employees competition
with Congress of Industrial Organizations; American Federation of Labor statements
on federal labor legislation; housing in Germany; inflation; postwar reconversion;
Spain and taxation; World Federation of Trade Unions; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics; super-seniority litigation.
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Reel 13 | 3 |
0265. Meeting Minutes of May 15-22, 1946. 133 pages.
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1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor Financial Committee Report; federal anti-labor
legislation, Case bill; Automobile Workers loan refinance and jurisdiction competition
with Machinists; Brewery and Soft Drink Workers re-affiliation; Carpenters protest
decision in Hollywood studio jurisdiction dispute; Teamsters activities in California;
Cannery Workers on Pacific Coast protest National Labor Relations Board ruling; Communist
activities in southern California; trade unions in Germany; Government Employees Council;
United Mine Workers Health and Welfare Fund; Building Service Employees dispute with
Hod Carriers and Laborers in Hollywood Studio jurisdiction; United States Senate investigation
of industrial unrest; Latin American labor movements; Maritime Trades Council; Machinists
affiliation status; Maritime Trades Council proposed; southern states organizing campaign;
Pan American Labor Movement; union label application to grain products; Wisconsin
State Federation of Labor competition with Congress of Industrial Organizations; American
Federation of Labor membership statistics.
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Reel 13 | 4 |
0398. Meeting Minutes of August 12-20, 1946. 184 pages.
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1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor Financial Committee Report; Hollywood studios
jurisdiction settlement; Cannery Workers in California; Commercial Telegraphers jurisdiction
extension and dispute with Communications Workers; Operating Engineers dispute with
Machinists policies for Central Labor Unions and State Federations of Labor; federal
aid to education; housing legislation; formation of Maritime Trades Council; Machinists
dissociation from American Federation of Labor; National Farm Labor Union jurisdiction
request; price controls; farmers cooperatives; Auto Workers jurisdiction over Farm
Implement Manufacturers; labor conditions in Germany; American Federation of Labor
housing program; International Labor Organization; Musicians Union opposition to Lea
Bill amending Federal Communications Act; Minneapolis Central Labor Union and Congress
of Industrial Organizations; Memphis Central Labor Union and Teamsters Union; southern
states organizing campaign; United Textile Workers of America; American Federation
of Labor membership statistics.
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Reel 13 | 5 |
0582. Meeting Minutes of October 6 and 18, 1946. 40 pages.
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1946 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Alaska organizing efforts among Seafarers and Mine Workers; right-to-work
legislation in Nebraska; Canadian Trades and Labor Congress; southern organizing campaign;
Germany; Hollywood studios jurisdiction controversy; American Federation of State,
County, and Municipal Employees jurisdiction extensions to nurses; reinstatement of
Railroad Signalmen; Railroad Brotherhoods; United Nations.
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Reel 13 | 6 |
0622. Meeting Minutes of January 29-February 5, 1947. 145 pages.
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1947 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity
negotiations; Watch Workers Union charter application; anti-labor legislation; American
Federation of Labor mission to Argentina; Metal Trades unions complaints about Automobile
Workers Union; British Trades Union Congress; International Labor Office; agricultural
workers wage ceiling; Firemen and Oilers merger negotiations with Operating Engineers;
Auto Workers jurisdiction request over Farm Implement Workers; American Federation
of Labor mission to Germany; American Federation of Labor Housing Committee report;
Hollywood studio jurisdiction dispute between Carpenters and Theatrical and Stage
Employees; American Federation of Labor jurisdiction policies in amusement industry;
Moscow Peace Conference; salaries of American Federation of Labor organizers; slave
labor; southern organizing campaign; American Federation of Labor resolution on Spain;
American Federation of Labor statement on universal military training; right-to-work
law in Nebraska; United Nations Security Council; American Federation of Labor finances
and membership statistics.
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Reel 13 | 7 |
0767. Meeting Minutes of April 21-25, 1947. 104 pages.
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1947 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Anti-labor legislation (Taft-Hartley Bill); Hollywood studio unions
jurisdiction dispute; Metal Trades dispute with Automobile Workers; Firemen and Oiler
merger with Operating Engineers; Carpenters dispute with Theatrical Stage Employees
in Hollywood; Latin American labor movement; Machinists re-affiliation; southern organizing
campaign; American Federation of Labor financial report and membership statistics.
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Reel 13 | 8 |
0871. Meeting Minutes of September 8-13, 1947. 141 pages.
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1947 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity
negotiations; American Federation of Labor policy against collaboration with Congress
of Industrial Organizations; anti-labor legislation (Taft-Hartley Act); Canadian labor
movement; Carpenters dispute with Theatrical Stage Employees over Hollywood jurisdiction;
British Trades Union Congress; Germany conditions; inflation and price controls; report
on Japan; non-communist affidavits; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters dispute with
Railway shop Craft Unions; Railroad Brotherhoods opposition to Taft-Hartley legislation;
United Nations children's aid; women's commission.
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Reel 14 |
Minutes 1948-1950
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Reel 14 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of January 26-February 3, 1948. 165 pages.
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1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor cooperation with Congress of Industrial
Organizations against Taft-Hartley; American Federation of Labor litigation; Carpenters
dispute with Upholsterers; anti-communism; southern organizing campaign; slave labor;
American Heritage Foundation; Hollywood jurisdiction controversy; inflation and price
control; jurisdiction dispute machinery; Labor's League for Political Education; American
Federation of Labor-sponsored labor-management legislation; Latin American Confederation
of Labor; equal pay of women; Fair Employment Practices bill; Marshall Plan; Minneapolis
Central Labor Union collaboration with Congress of Industrial Organizations; National
Farm Labor Union; contract with American Federation of Labor counsel Joseph Padway;
Sleeping Car Porters dispute with Railroad Shop Craft Unions; migrant labor; Taft-Hartley
Act; universal military training; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 14 | 2 |
0166. Meeting Minutes of May 10-14, 1948. 132 pages.
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1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor consultants to United Nations; Building
and Construction Trades Department dispute with Pulp, Sulphite, and Paper Mill Workers;
Carpenters dispute with Upholsterers Union; Chinese Federation of Labor; Department
of Federal Labor Unions proposed; American Federation of Labor representation in European
Recovery (Marshall) Plan; Grain Millers petition for charter; Jewelry Workers protest
charter to Watch Workers; Inter-American Confederation of Labor; American Federation
of Labor litigation; labor planks in political party platforms; Progressive Mine Workers
of America; Sleeping Car Porters dispute with Railway Shop Crafts; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics; American Federation of Labor International
Labor Relations Department Report.
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Reel 14 | 3 |
0298. Meeting Minutes of August 23-27, 1948. 105 pages.
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1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor nonpartisan political policy in 1948 elections;
Building and Construction Trades Department jurisdiction problems; Carpenters dispute
with Upholsterers; Chemical Workers jurisdiction problems; American Federation of
Labor representation on Marshall Plan; Defense Fund to defend unions against anti-labor
laws; American Federation of Labor activities in Hawaii; Machinists dispute with Teamsters
and Retail Clerks in strike at Boeing Corporation, Seattle; American Federation of
Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 14 | 4 |
0403. Meeting Minutes of November 13-15, 19, and 23, 1948. 59 pages.
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1948 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor attitude toward Taft-Hartley Act; Canadian
Trades and Labor Congress dispute with Railway Clerks; Cigar Makers merger with Tobacco
Workers; American Federation of Labor organizing in Hawaii; Labor's League for Political
Education; Seafarers International Union organizing on west coast; Carpenters dispute
with Upholsterers Union; American Federation of Labor legislative agenda.
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Reel 14 | 5 |
0462. Meeting Minutes of January 31-February 8, 1949. 167 pages.
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1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Amendments to National Labor Act; housing; World Federation of Trade
Unions; American Federation of Labor statement on social justice; international affairs;
Panama; repeal of Taft-Hartley Act; Building and Construction Trades Department jurisdiction
matters; Canadian Trades and Labor Congress relations with American Federation of
Labor; Bridge and Structural Iron Workers jurisdiction matters; Carpenters dispute
with Upholsterers; Congress of Industrial Organizations proposal for conference with
American Federation of Labor and Railroad Brotherhoods; Communications Workers of
America possible affiliation discussed; federal aid to education; labor in Hawaii;
Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union organization in Miami, Florida; American Federation
of Labor legislation agenda; Thomas amendments to National Labor Act; equal pay for
women; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 14 | 6 |
0629. Meeting Minutes of May 16-20, 1949. 174 pages.
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1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity
report; Air Line Pilots Association charter protested by Flight Engineers; Aluminum
Workers charter application; United States foreign policy toward China; Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers jurisdiction matters; Building and Construction trades Department
jurisdiction matters; Carpenters dispute with Upholstery Workers; American Federation
of Labor organization in Alaska; policies toward Federal Labor Unions; rent control;
Workers Education Bureau; Hawaiian labor situation report; American Federation of
Labor litigation report; repeal of Taft-Hartley Act; National Security Program; American
Federation of Labor organization campaign; social security; Textile Workers of America
jurisdiction matters; American Federation of Labor consultants to United Nations;
World Federation of Free Democratic Unions; American Federation of Labor finances
and membership statistics.
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Reel 14 | 7 |
0803. Meeting Minutes of August 15-19, 1949. 136 pages.
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1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Aluminum Workers charter application; Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
jurisdiction matters; Building and Construction Trades Department jurisdiction matters;
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress suspension of Seamen's Union; federal aid to education;
Federal Labor Unions, strike benefits; labor situation in Hawaii; American Federation
of Labor legislative program; Machinists re- affiliation with American Federation
of Labor; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People request for financial
assistance; Seafarers International Union charter application; Marine Engineers charter
application; Textile Workers of America jurisdiction matters; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 14 | 8 |
0939. Meeting Minutes of October 2, 5, and 11, 1949. 46 pages.
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1949 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations noncooperation
in political matters; Building and Construction Trades Department jurisdiction matters;
Carpenters dispute with Upholsterers; age discrimination; government employees; Hawaii
organizing drive; Israel labor movement; Labor's League for Political Education; Maintenance
of Way Employees jurisdiction matters.
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Reel 14 | 9 |
0985. Meeting Minutes of January 30-February 7, 1950. 105 pages.
|
1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity;
American Federation of Labor financial obligations to International Confederation
of Free Trade Unions; displaced persons; Grain Millers dispute with Building and Construction
Trades Department; housing; American Federation of Labor litigation report; Machinists
re-affiliation negotiations; national defense; American Federation of Labor position
on Point-Four Program; American Federation of Labor statement on genocide; public
housing; repeal of Taft-Hartley Act; social security legislation; State, County, and
Municipal Employees.
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Reel 15 |
Minutes 1950-1952
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Reel 15 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of January 30-February 7, 1950 (continued). 25 pages.
|
1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics; report
of American Federation of Labor Committee on Social Security.
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Reel 15 | 2 |
0026. Meeting Minutes of May 8-11, 1950. 108 pages.
|
1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Building and Construction Trades Department complaint about raiding
by United Mine Workers District 50; Carpenters-Upholsterers; American Federation of
Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations political cooperation; American Federation
of Labor litigation; Machinists re-affiliation with American Federation of Labor;
State, County, and Municipal Employees in Pennsylvania and Montana; American Federation
of Labor study on pension and welfare funds; fair labor standards in Puerto Rico;
National Labor Relations Board reorganization; age discrimination; United States foreign
policy; Federal Labor Union strike benefits; sugar Act of 1948; Swedish labor movement,
invitation to American Federation of Labor delegation; white collar workers; Workers
Education Bureau; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 15 | 3 |
0134. Meeting Minutes of August 8-11, 1950. 84 pages.
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1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity
committee and political cooperation; Building and Construction Trades Department jurisdiction
dispute with Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees; national wage and price
controls and rationing; Machinists re-affiliation; State, County, and Municipal Employees
Union in Montana; printing trades unions dispute with Pulp, Sulphite, and Paper Mill
Workers; Schumann Plan for joint French-German control of steel and coal; Workers
Education Bureau; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 15 | 4 |
0218. Meeting Minutes of September 17 and 24, 1950. 19 pages.
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1950 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organization unity
negotiations; Arizona State Federation of Labor on Central Arizona Project; British
Trades Union Congress; social security legislation.
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Reel 15 | 5 |
0237. Meeting Minutes of January 22-29, 1951. 116 pages.
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1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity
negotiations; Florida citrus workers strike; New York State Defense Emergency Act;
Hawaiian labor movement; Labor's League for Political Education; National Security
Training Act of 1950; American Federation of Labor organizing activities; American
Federation of Labor message to Russian people; Saint Lawrence Seaway Project; American
Federation of Labor policy on strike benefits; amendments to Taft-Hartley Act; universal
military training; Virginia right to work legislation; International Ladies Garment
Workers Union dispute with New York Central Labor Union; American Federation of Labor
litigation.
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Reel 15 | 6 |
0353. Meeting Minutes of May 14-18, 1951. 132 pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor legislative program; report on American
Federation of Labor finances; American Federation of Labor litigation; baseball players
organization; Blacksmiths amalgamation with Boilermakers; Building and Construction
trades Department jurisdiction dispute with Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees;
National Farm Labor Union; Defense Housing Program; International Confederation of
Free Trade Unions; Leather Workers amalgamation with Butcher Workmen; Machinists jurisdiction
dispute and raiding charges; wartime economic controls, wages, prices, and rationing;
Saint Lawrence Seaway Project; amendments to Taft-Hartley Act; Veterans Preference
Act; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 15 | 7 |
0485. Meeting Minutes of August 7-10, 1951. 79 pages.
|
1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor withdrawal from unity negotiations with
Congress of Industrial Organizations; American Federation of Labor finances studied;
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress; agricultural organizations hostility toward organized
labor; Building and Construction Trades Department dispute with Brotherhood of Maintenance
of Way Employees; National Farm Labor Union organization of dairy farmers; Soviet
aggression in Europe; International Labor Organization; Federal Labor Unions strike
benefits; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions; Spanish fascism; National
Labor Relations Board unfavorable decisions on Taft-Hartley; American Federation of
Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 15 | 8 |
0564. Meeting Minutes of September 16, 23, and 25, 1951. 19 pages.
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1951 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Textile Workers jurisdiction dispute with Hosiery Workers; non-Communist
affidavits signed by Executive Council members; United Labor Policy Committee.
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Reel 15 | 9 |
0583. Meeting Minutes of January 28-February 5, 1952. 146 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Inflation; colonial undeveloped countries; Japan; American Federation
of Labor litigation; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
unity negotiations; Australian Council of Trade Unions; Building and Construction
Trades Department dispute with Maintenance of Way Employees; Compulsory Military Training
legislation; Communist-dominated labor unions; National Farm Labor Union; International
Confederation of Free Trade Unions; American Federation of Labor endorsement of Israeli
bonds; Japanese Peace Treaty; Korea; National Labor Relations Board cases involving
Machinists and Carpenters; American Federation of Labor cooperation with Mexican labor
movement; mining disasters legislation; moral rearmament; American Federation of Labor
organizing program; Longshoremen dispute with Teamsters and Printing Pressmen; racial
violence in Florida; social security; subversive activities; Taft-Hartley repeal efforts;
wage stabilization; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics;
federal tax policy.
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Reel 15 | 10 |
0729. Meeting Minutes of May 19-22, 1952. 137 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor legislative agenda; anti-labor bills; wage
and price controls; displaced persons legislation; amendments to National Labor Relations
Act; Saint Lawrence Seaway Project; National Agricultural Workers Union; Building
and Construction Trades Department jurisdiction disputes; National Labor Relations
Board cases involving Carpenters and Machinists; wage and price controls; National
Council of Government Employees; International Confederation of free Trade Unions;
American Federation of Labor report on immigration and naturalization; National Defense
Program; Taft-Hartley amendments; social security benefit liberalization; moral rearmament;
Puerto Rican constitution and labor movement; racketeering in labor unions; American
Federation of Labor finances and membership; Teamsters jurisdiction disputes with
Plumbers and Printing Pressmen; Texas State Federation of Labor; Ohio State Federation
of Labor on labor unity; Federal Wage Stabilization Board.
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Reel 15 | 11 |
0866. Meeting Minutes of August 11-15, 1952. 93 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: United Automobile Workers of America; building and Construction Trades
Department report; Carpenters dispute with Machinists; inflation and cost of living;
GI Bill of Rights for Veterans of Korean War; Native Americans employment; Jewelry
Workers charter controversy; racketeering among New York Longshoremen; American Federation
of Labor organizing program in Michigan; political party conventions; Puerto Rico
labor movement; women's auxiliaries; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 15 | 12 |
0959. Meeting Minutes of September 14, 22, and 24, 1952. 46 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Building and Construction Trades Department jurisdiction dispute with
Chemical Workers; presidential endorsements by American Federation of Labor; American
Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity proposal by John L.
Lewis; Justice Department ruling on television producers rights to motion picture
productions; Puerto Rico labor movement; non-communist affidavits signed by American
Federation of Labor Executive Council in compliance with Taft-Hartley Act; television;
Textile Workers of America financial investigation.
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Reel 15 | 13 |
1005. Meeting Minutes of November 25, 1952. 17 pages.
|
1952 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity
negotiations; death of William Green; election of George Meany as president of American
Federation of Labor; election of William Schnitzler as secretary-treasurer of American
Federation of Labor.
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Reel 16 |
Minutes 1953-1955
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Reel 16 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of February 2-9, 1953. 141 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity
negotiations; American Federation of Labor litigation; International Automobile Workers
Union charter controversy; American Federation of Labor Civil Rights Department established;
racketeering among New York Longshoremen; moral rearmament movement; Justice Department
ruling on motion picture industry condemned; Postal Workers; Puerto Rico; assistance
to Democrats in Congress; American Federation of Labor public relations program; Seafarers
International Union dispute with Canadian Seamen's Union; anti-Semitism in Soviet
Russia; Taft-Hartley Act amendments; United Textile Workers of America; undulant fever
as an occupational disease; American Federation of Labor Report on Wages and Economic
Stability; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 16 | 2 |
0142. Meeting Minutes of May 20-25, 1953. 153 pages.
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1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Unity
Committee; American Federation of Labor organization; International Union of United
Automobile Workers charter controversy; Building Service Employees dispute with Federation
of State, County, and Municipal Employees; National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People financial appeal to American Federation of Labor; investigation
of Detroit and Wayne County Federation of Labor; Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
merger with Masters, Mates, and Pilots; British Trades Union Congress; Gas Workers
Federal Labor Union jurisdiction dispute with Building Trades Unions; National Council
of Government Employees protest contracts to private industry; International Confederation
of Free Trade Unions; racketeering in New York Longshoremen's Unions; Machinists jurisdiction
dispute with Building and Construction Trades Department; Brotherhood of Maintenance
of Way Employees jurisdiction dispute with building and Construction Trades Department;
American Federation of Labor no-raiding agreement with Congress of Industrial Organizations;
housing and rent control; union security in Railroad Labor Unions; Taft-Hartley Act
amendments; American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 16 | 3 |
0295. Meeting Minutes of august 10-14, 1953. 136 pages.
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1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: International Union of United Automobile Workers charter revoked; Building
and Construction Trades Department report on jurisdiction disputes; Carpenters opposition
to no-raiding agreement with Congress of Industrial Organizations; factionalism in
Detroit and Wayne County Federation of Labor; relief fund for East Berlin workers;
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions; New York Longshoremen's racketeering;
International Longshoremen's Association abolition of "shape-up" system; State, County,
and Municipal Employees jurisdiction dispute with Building and Construction Trades
Department; Teamsters organization of New York, New York, taxi drivers; American Federation
of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 16 | 4 |
0431. Meeting Minutes of September 20-21, 23, 26, and October 14, 1953. 53 pages.
|
1953 |
Scope and Contents
Major topics: Building and Construction Trades Department jurisdiction disputes recommendations;
Building Service Employees dispute with State, county, and Municipal Employees; International
Longshoremen's Association charter revocation; American Federation of Labor-congress
of Industrial Organizations unity negotiations; American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations no-raiding agreement; Puerto Rico organizing campaign.
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Reel 16 | 5 |
0484. Meeting Minutes of February 1-9, 1954. 129 pages.
|
1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations unity
conference; Airline Pilots Association jurisdiction dispute with Machinists; Bricker
Amendment; Equal Rights Amendment; Hatters strike in Norwalk, Connecticut; housing;
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions; Italian labor movement; American
Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations no- raiding agreement; congressional
hearings on labor racketeering; Mexican migrant agricultural workers; Spanish fascism;
German economic situation; National Labor Relations Board; Russia; Taft-Hartley Act
amendments; Postal Employees; social security; American Federation of Labor litigation;
union health and welfare funds; American Federation of Labor finances and membership
statistics.
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Reel 16 | 6 |
0610. Meeting Minutes of May 13 and 17-19, 1954. 129 pages.
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1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor litigation; American Federation of Labor
constitution recodification; Railway Clerks dispute with Teamsters; unemployment and
national economic outlook; housing policy; racial integration, American Federation
of Labor statement on Brown versus Board of Education decision; Indochina; Israel;
American Federation of Labor jurisdiction dispute plan; American Federation of Labor
finances and membership statistics; Sugar Workers charter application and dispute
with Teamsters.
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Reel 16 | 7 |
0739. Meeting Minutes of August 9-12, 1954. 64 pages.
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1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American federation of Labor policy on internal disputes; Beet Sugar
Workers charter application; American Federation of Labor statement on communism;
Marine Engineers jurisdiction dispute with Seafarers International Union over Masters,
Mates, and Pilots; Federal Labor Unions policies; Airline Pilots Association dispute
with flight Engineers; International Longshoremen's Association; racial discrimination
in employment in the South; National Urban League; American Federation of Labor finances;
American Federation of Labor condemnation of 83rd Congress.
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Reel 16 | 8 |
0803. Meeting Minutes of September 19, 24, and 27, 1954. 31 pages.
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1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Associated Actors and Artists of America dispute with American Federation
of Musicians; Marine Engineers dispute with Seafarers International Union; organization
of Los Angeles "News" Company; Teamsters jurisdiction over Sugar workers investigated.
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Reel 16 | 9 |
0834. Meeting Minutes of December 15, 1954. 32 pages.
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1954 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: Amalgamated Meat Cutters merger with Fur and Leather Workers; Handbags
and Novelty Workers merger with Butcher Workmen; American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations merger agreement.
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Reel 16 | 10 |
0866. Meeting Minutes of February 1-10, 1955. 128 pages.
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1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations merger
agreement; American Federation of Labor litigation; Berlin, Germany, workers revolt;
American Federation of Labor defense of Davis-Bacon Act; Building Service Employees
International Union; Defense Mobilization manpower policies; Operating Engineers organization
in metal mining industry; federal aid to education; Fur and Leather Workers merger
with Amalgamated Meat Cutters; union health and welfare plans; American Federation
of Labor policy on internal disputes; International Labor Relations Committee on Europe,
Latin America, and Moscow-Peking; Taft-Hartley revision; organization of metal mining
and smelting industry; Post Office Employees merger with Building Service Employees;
American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics; National Labor Relations
Board rulings on Taft-Hartley.
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Reel 16 | 11 |
0994. Meeting Minutes of May 2-4, 1955. 70 pages.
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1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations constitution
and merger plans; foreign policy toward Europe and Asia; Teamsters request for jurisdiction
over Longshoremen; Amalgamated Meat Cutters merger with Fur and Leather Workers; Fair
Labor Standards Act revision.
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Reel 17 |
Minutes 1955 and Executive Council Vote Books 1925-1929
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Reel 17 | 1 |
0001. Meeting Minutes of May 2-4, 1955 (continued). 22 pages.
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1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topic: American Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 17 | 2 |
0023. Meeting Minutes of August 8-12, 1955. 121 pages.
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1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations constitution;
Building Service Employees suggestions on American Federation of Labor-Congress of
Industrial Organizations merger; Electrical Workers suggestion on American Federation
of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations merger; Flint Glass Workers jurisdiction
dispute with glass Bottle Blowers over fabrication of fiberglass; Fur and Leather
Workers merger with Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen; Israel-United States mutual
security agreement; Metal Trades Department suggestions on American Federation of
Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations merger; American Federation of Labor statement
on Soviet Union; Sleeping Car Porters suggestions on American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations merger; International Typographical Union suggestions
on American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations merger; American
Federation of Labor finances and membership statistics.
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Reel 17 | 3 |
0144. Meeting Minutes of October 24-26 and November 3, 1955. 94 pages.
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1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American Federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial Organizations constitution;
Air Line Pilots Association jurisdiction dispute with flight Engineers; Flight Engineers
strike at United Air Lines; world peace; Fur and Leather Workers objection to merger
with Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen; Italy admission to United Nations; Laundry
Workers International Union health and welfare fund; Independent Longshoremen agreement
with Teamsters.
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Reel 17 | 4 |
0238. Meeting Minutes of November 30 and December 1, 1955. 36 pages.
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1955 |
Scope and Contents
Major Topics: American federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial Organizations Constitutional
Convention and merger agreement; Flight Engineers controversy with Air Line Pilots
Association; Handbag and Novelty Workers dispute with Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters suggestions on American Federation of Labor-Congress
of Industrial Organizations merger; death of Daniel Tobin.
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Reel 17 | 5 |
0274. Executive Council Vote Books. January 1925-December 1925. 188 pages.
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1925 |
Reel 17 | 6 |
0462. Executive Council Vote Books. January 1926-August 1926. 200 pages.
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1926 |
Reel 17 | 7 |
0662. Executive Council Vote Books. September 1926-January 1927. 12 pages.
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1926-1927 |
Reel 17 | 8 |
0674. Executive Council Vote Books. February 1927-August 1927. 173 pages.
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1927 |
Reel 17 | 9 |
0847. Executive Council Vote Books. August 1927-July 1929. 219 pages.
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1927-1929 |
Reel 18 |
Executive Council Vote Books 1929-1935
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Reel 18 | 1 |
0001. Executive Council Vote Books. July 1929-February 1931. 213 pages.
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1929-1931 |
Reel 18 | 2 |
0214. Executive Council Vote Books. February 1931-April 1933. 262 pages.
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1931-1933 |
Reel 18 | 3 |
0476. Executive Council Vote Books. April 1933-September 1935. 257 pages.
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1933-1935 |
Reel 19 |
Executive Council Vote Books 1935-1954
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Reel 19 | 1 |
0001. Executive Council Vote Books. September 1935-April 1938. 358 pages.
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1935-1938 |
Reel 19 | 2 |
0359. Executive Council Vote Books. April 1938-December 1944. 337 pages.
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1938-1944 |
Reel 19 | 3 |
0696. Executive Council Vote Book. November 1944-September 1954. 290 pages.
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1944-1954 |