Summary Information
UE General Executive Board Special Committee Records
UE.2.2
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America. General Executive Board.
1944-1966
10.0 linear feet (8 boxes)
Language: English
Abstract: This collection contains correspondence, minutes, and research regarding three special committees set up by the General Executive Board of the United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America (UE): the National Defense Committee, National Fair Practices Committee, and National Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committee.
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archives-ref@mail.pitt.edu
May 2009
Finding aid prepared by Zachary Brodt.
History
The General Executive Board of the United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America (UE) is responsible for advising and monitoring the actions of the general officers, determining the wage paid to national officers, issuing and revoking charters, and handling the union’s financial arrangements. Beginning in the mid-1940s, the General Executive Board began to establish special committees to research specific problems posing an immediate threat to the union or its potential members. The National Servicemen’s and Veteran’s Welfare Committee investigated the readjustment of returning war veterans to civilian life and the workforce. The National Fair Practices Committee discussed racial discrimination in company policy and the work place. Lastly, the National Defense Committee advocated the plight of union officers who were held in contempt for citing the Fifth Amendment when refusing to answer questions by the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Collection Scope and Content Notes
This collection contains correspondence, minutes, and research regarding three special committees set up by the General Executive Board of the UE: the National Defense Committee, National Fair Practices Committee, and National Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committee. Research includes newspaper clippings and congressional legislation.
Arrangement
Series 2.2.1. National Defense Committee
Series 2.2.2. National Fair Practices Committee
Series 2.2.3. National Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committee
Subject Terms
- African Americans -- Employment -- United States
- Discrimination in employment -- United States
- Electric industry workers -- Labor unions -- United States -- History
- Labor unions -- Organizing -- United States
- Labor unions -- United States -- History -- 20th century
- Labor unions and communism -- United States
- Self-incrimination -- United States
- Women -- Employment -- United States
- World War, 1939-1945 -- Veterans -- United States
- United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America. National Defense Committee.
- United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America. National Fair Practices Committee.
- United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America. National Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committee.
- United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America. -- History
- United States. Committee on Fair Employment Practice.
- United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities.
- Emspak, Julius, 1904-1962
- Matles, James J.
- Quinn, Thomas J.
- Thompson, Ernest, 1907-1971
Access and Use
No Restrictions.
Gift of the United Electrical, Radio, and Marchine Workers of America in 1975, 1976, and 1986.
UE General Executive Board Special Committee Records, 1944-1966, UE.2.2, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh
The series in this subgroup were merged from three collections which have been previously cited as: Records of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) National Defense Committee, 1950-1951, UE:NO-NDC, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh. Records of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) National Fair Practices Committee, 1945-1966, UE:NO-NFPC, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh. Records of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) National Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committee, 1944-1946, UE:NSVWC, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh.
This collection was processed by Archives Service Center staff and reprocessed by Zachary Brodt in August 2008.
The University of Pittsburgh holds the property rights to the material in this collection, but the copyright may still be held by the original creator/author. Researchers are therefore advised to follow the regulations set forth in the U.S. Copyright Code when publishing, quoting, or reproducing material from this collection without the consent of the creator/author or that go beyond what is allowed by fair use.
Collection Inventory
Series 2.2.1. National Defense Committee 1950-1951
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Scope and Content Notes: The UE established the National Defense Committee in 1950 to publicize the plight of its union officers held in contempt of Congress for citing the Fifth Amendment in refusing to answer questions posed by the House Un-American Activities Committee. UE President Albert Fitzgerald chaired the Committee and UE International Representative Clifford McAvoy served as secretary. An additional five to seven representatives from various UE locals completed the Defense Committee. In an attempt to reverse the charges of contempt of Congress, the Defense Committee sent telegrams, postcards and letters to members of Congress and U.S. Attorney General Howard McGrath. The Committee also distributed informational leaflets and the UE publications “Why All the Frame Ups,” “Frame Ups,” and “Stop the Frame Ups Against Our Union.” Although seven members of the UE faced contempt of Congress charges, five members, including UE Director of Organization James Matles, were acquitted by the spring of 1951. Special attention was then placed on the cases of UE Secretary/Treasurer Julius Emspak and UE District Six officer Thomas Quinn, who were incarcerated and denied bail while awaiting the outcome of their cases. The Defense Committee files cease in June 1951 when Clifford McAvoy was removed as Committee secretary to pursue organizational campaigns.
The bulk of the files consist of correspondence between the National Defense Committee and district offices, which center on fundraising events and other district activities. Several files contain donations and positive responses from individuals outside the UE and concern the UE publications “Why All the Frame Ups,” “Frame Ups,” and “Stop the Frame Ups Against Our Union.” Also included are Defense Committee meeting minutes (national) and member lists (national and district level). The file entitled “Information” contains the Committee’s program and record of action. Finally, these files contain the reports of a union organizer who was one of the seven union members charged with contempt of Congress.
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Correspondence: District 1, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 2, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 3, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 4, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 5, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 6, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 7, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 8, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 9, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: District 10, 1950-1951
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11 |
Correspondence: District 11, 1950-1951
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Correspondence: Outside UE, 1950-1951
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Form Letter, undated
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Information, 1951
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Outside Responses to "Why the Frame Ups", 1950-1951
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Tice, Esther, 1951
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Series 2.2.2. National Fair Practices Committee 1949-1956
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Scope and Content Notes: In 1947, the UE National Convention passed a resolution “Against Discrimination,” which included a section calling for the establishment of Fair Practices Committees at every level of the union. These committees were intended to further the General Executive Board’s stated goal of eliminating discrimination in employment and within the union’s own ranks. The 1947 resolution also called into existence a National Fair Practices Committee (FPC) to provide guidance and direction to the various district and local committees. As part of its mission, the FPC published educational material and guides to action against discrimination, which were distributed to UE districts and locals, as well as outside organizations. Issues receiving particular emphasis in this literature were inequalities in access to better paying positions within the workforce and limited access to leadership positions within the union. The earnings gaps between black and white workers and between men and women were especially highlighted, as were discriminatory insurance policies.
The 1950 UE National Convention expanded the capabilities of the Fair Practices Committee by providing it with a full-time secretary. Ernest Thompson, an African-American UE staffer who had previously worked as a field organizer and as business agent for several New Jersey UE locals, served as Chair from 1951 to 1956. Around 1956, the FPC program expanded to include issues like improving minority education, desegregating union organizing in the South, electing candidates who endorsed desegregation, supporting the passage of federal and state fair employment legislation, and training minorities for leadership positions within the UE. Although the FPC decreased in prominence after 1956, fair practices resolutions continued to appear at UE National Conventions through 1958 and minority rights remained a matter of perennial concern to the union.
These records include correspondence, publications, newspaper articles, resolutions, congressional bills, reports, press releases, and conference proceedings and resolutions. The files address the need to end discrimination against minorities by increasing employment, eliminating wage differentials, and improving the general working conditions of all minorities. In an attempt to encourage activity at the local level, the FPC presented the Tiffin Award to locals that distinguished themselves in combating discrimination. The series also documents the union’s active interest in nationally publicized cases of discrimination against minorities, such as the Willie McGee and Harold Ward cases. Additional files on the Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC) indicate actions taken by the union to encourage enforcement of federal anti-discrimination regulations at national and state levels. Extensive files exist for the UE National Conferences on the Problems of Working Women, which the Fair Practices Committee coordinated. Held annually between 1953 and 1956, the Women’s Conferences enabled delegates from UE locals across the country to exchange information and develop strategies to address problems facing women workers. Topics of interest included the problems of speed-up, rate differentials, maternity leave, the need for legislative action, and civil rights. These files include delegate correspondence, typescripts of speeches, resolutions, and conference summaries.
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Box 2
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Congressional Bills: Civil Liberties Violations, 1953
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Congressional Bills: Discrimination in Employment, 1953-1955
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Correspondence: General Electric, 1950
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Correspondence: Government Officials, 1949-1956
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05-06 |
Discrimination: Government Information, 1950-1955
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Federal Fair Employment Practices Committee: UE Activity, 1945-1966
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08-09 |
Federal Fair Employment Practices Committee: UE Publications, 1952-1965
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10 |
Federal Fair Employment Practices Committee: UE Telegrams, 1953
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11 |
Group Relations: Conferences, 1950-1954
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12 |
Leaflets: UE Locals, 1953-1954
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13 |
Mimeographed Material: Miscellaneous, 1950-1954
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Miscellaneous, 1949-1955
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15 |
Newspaper Clippings, 1955-1956
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Press Releases, 1950-1955
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Printed Material, 1950-1954
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Statement and Drafts by the UE, 1953
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Tiffin Award: Correspondence, 1955-1956
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Tiffin Award: Miscellaneous, 1955
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Reports: District 4, 1955
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22 |
Reports: District 7, 1955
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Reports: District 9, 1955
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Reports: District 11, 1955
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25 |
UE Fair Practices Committee: Districts 1, 1949-1954
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26 |
UE Fair Practices Committee: District 2, 1951-1954
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27-28 |
UE Fair Practices Committee: District 3, 1949-1956
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Box 3
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UE Fair Practices Committee: District 4, 1949-1956
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UE Fair Practices Committee: Districts 6, 1950-1956
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UE Fair Practices Committee: District 7, 1950-1956
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UE Fair Practices Committee: District 8, 1950-1954
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UE Fair Practices Committee: Districts 9, 1950-1956
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UE Fair Practices Committee: Districts 10, 1950-1956
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UE Fair Practices Committee: Districts 11, 1950-1956
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UE Fair Practices Committee: Meeting Information, 1950-1956
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UE Pamphlets: Listing and Number Sold, 1952
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Correspondence: National and Local Trade Unions, 1951-1953
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Council on African Affairs, 1952-1954
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Gilbert, Leon: Discrimination in the Military, 1950-1951
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Harlem Trade Union Council, 1950-1951
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Martinsville Seven Case, 1950-1951
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McGee, Willie, 1951
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1950-1953
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National Negro Labor Council: Correspondence, 1951-1956
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National Negro Labor Council: Organizational Report, 1953
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Negro History Week, 1956
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Negro Labor Councils, 1951-1954
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Newspaper Clippings, 1951-1957
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25 |
Pittsburgh Courier, 1954-1955
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Puerto Rico: Minimum Wage, 1954-1955
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27 |
Smith Act, undated
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Special Material, 1950-1953
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United Auto Workers: Local 600 Material, 1951-1953
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Urban League, 1952-1956
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Ward, Harold: Frame-Up Case, 1952
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Box 4
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1st UE National Conference on the Problems Of Working Women, New York City, 1953
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2nd UE National Conference on the Problems Of Working Women, New York City, 1954
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07-08 |
3rd UE National Conference on the Problems Of Working Women, Washington. D. C., 1955
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09-12 |
4th UE National Conference on the Problems Of Working Women, New York City, 1956
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13-14 |
Equal Pay, 1952-1954
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General Electric, 1954-1955
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Memos, Correspondence, Reports (UE), 1950-1955
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Survey on Rates, 1953-1954
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Unemployment Compensation Case, 1954
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19 |
UE Fair Practices Committee Kit, 1953
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Ward v. General Electric (Rate Differentials), 1954
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21 |
Women’s Bureau: General Information, 1949-1951
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Series 2.2.3. National Servicemen's and Veterans' Welfare Committee 1949-1956
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Scope and Content Notes: The UE predicted near the very beginning of the United States’ entry into World War II that veterans and servicemen would constitute approximately 20-30 percent of the workforce during the post-war period. The union believed that integrating returning servicemen into the UE was essential for its survival, since these returning servicemen and veterans would increase union membership and help maintain a cohesive union force in organized shops.
The origins of the UE National Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committee (SVWC) can be traced to January 14, 1944, when UE President Albert Fitzgerald gave an introductory address at a CIO Political Action Committee Conference devoted to a national program for veterans. On August 1, 1944, the National Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committee met and elected James McLeish chairman. At the same meeting, the committee decided the number of veterans committees at the local level needed to be increased. The SVWC worked in cooperation with veteran organizations such as the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars to help servicemen confront problems created by demobilization. In late 1944, the UE published the pamphlet “When You Come Back” to facilitate veteran’s readjustment to civilian life. On January 10, 1945, Thomas Neill was appointed executive secretary of the Committee. By June 9, 1945 every UE district had at least one local that was sending
UE News to members in the armed services and selling the “UE Guide for Servicemen’s and Veterans’ Welfare Committees.” The Committee’s activities are not documented beyond 1946 and it was likely dissolved around that time.
This series includes: committee correspondence, reports, and publications; executive secretary’s correspondence with districts; CIO and veterans’ organizations correspondence and publications; and information on federal legislation and programs.
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Box 5
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Community Action, 1945
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Cover Letter on Guide for S.V.W.C., 1945
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Distribution of UE News to Servicemen, 1945
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Guide to S.V.W.C., 1945
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Hartwell, A.A., 1944-1945
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Letter to Locals: Purchase of “W.Y.C.B”, 1945
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Letter to Locals: Setting Up S.V.W.C., 1945
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Local Welfare Committee, 1944
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Maintenance of Membership: Escape Clause, 1945
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Meeting Minutes/Reports: S.V.W.C., 1944-1945
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Memorandum Action for Jobs, 1945
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Miscellaneous, 1945
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National S.V.W.C.: Activities , 1945-1946
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Neill, Tom, 1945
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News Releases: Veterans, 1944-1945
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Program for Veterans, 1944-1946
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Publications: Pamphlets, 1943-1945
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20-21 |
Questionnaires: Activities of UE S.V.W.C., 1945
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Releases: Poster and Questionnaire, 1945
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Releases: To Local S.V.W.C., 1945
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Report of S.V.W.C. to General Executive Board, 1945
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State Legislation Pertaining to Veterans, 1945
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Veterans’ Page in UE News, 1944-1945
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27 |
Veterans’ Training Classes, Philadelphia-Chicago, 1945
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28 |
Washington Office, 1944-1945
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“When You Come Back” (W.Y.C.B.), 1944
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Promotion, 1944-1945
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35-36 |
World Federation of Democratic Youth, 1945-1946
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Veterans: Correspondence: UE, 1944-1946
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Veterans: Correspondence: Non-UE, 1944-1946
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43-45 |
Pamphlets, 1944-1945
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46-54 |
Press, 1944-1945
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Soldier Vote, 1944
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Box 6
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District 1: Eastern Pennsylvania, 1944-1946
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District 2: Massachusetts, Connecticut, 1944-1946
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District 3: Upstate New York, 1944-1946
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09-14 |
District 4: New York City, New Jersey, 1944-1946
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15-17 |
District 5: Canada, 1944-1945
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18-19 |
District 6: Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, 1944-1946
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20-22 |
District 7: Ohio, Kentucky, 1945-1946
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23-24 |
District 8: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, 1944-1946
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25-26 |
District 9: Indiana, Michigan, Virginia, 1944-1946
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District 10: California, Utah, Washington State, 1945-1946
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District 11: Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, 1944-1945
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Miscellaneous: A, 1944-1945
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American Labor Party, 1945
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Miscellaneous: B, 1944-1946
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Miscellaneous: C, 1945
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Miscellaneous: F, 1945
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Miscellaneous: H, 1946
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Miscellaneous: I, 1945
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Miscellaneous: J, 1946
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Military Clauses: General Electric Contract, 1945
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Military Clauses: General Motors Contracts, undated
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Westinghouse, 1944-1945
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Miscellaneous: N, 1944-1945
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Miscellaneous: R, 1945
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Miscellaneous: S, 1945
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Seniority Provision, 1944-1945
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Servicewomen and Veterans, undated
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48 |
Miscellaneous: T, 1945
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49 |
United Auto Workers: Program for Veterans, 1944-1946
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United Auto Workers: R.J. Thomas Bonus Proposal, 1945
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Veterans Service Centers, 1944-1945
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CIO News: Servicemen’s Edition, 1945-1946
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National CIO Veterans Committee, 1945-1946
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CIO Program For Veterans, 1944
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CIO: Veterans Programs, 1944-1946
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CIO War Chest, 1945-1946
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CIO War Relief, 1944-1946
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CIO Veteran Organizations, 1945-1946
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15 |
American Legion Auxiliary, 1945
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American Legion Clippings, 1944-1945
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American Legion Correspondence, 1945-1946
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American Legion Labor Posts, 1944-1946
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American Legion Legislative Committee Bulletins, 1945-1946
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American Legion National Employment Committee “Employment Bulletin”, 1945-1946
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American Legion Releases/Pamphlets, 1944-1946
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27 |
American Veterans Committee Clippings, 1944-1945
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American Veterans Committee Correspondence, 1944-1945
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American Veterans Committee Releases/Pamphlets, 1945
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American Veterans of WWII: Releases/Pamphlets, 1944-1945
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Disabled American Veterans Clippings, 1944
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Disabled American Veterans Correspondence, 1944-1945
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Disabled American Veterans Releases/Pamphlets, 1944
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Jewish War Veterans, 1944-1945
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Servicemen’s and Veterans’ FEMS, 1944-1946
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Veterans’ Committee Against Discrimination, 1945
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Clippings, 1943-1946
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Correspondence, 1945
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Releases/Pamphlets, 1944
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Box 8
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Agencies, 1944-1945
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Army Air Forces Personal Affairs School, 1945
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Baruch Report on Program for Veterans, 1945
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Bills: Miscellaneous, 1945
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Amendments: National Service Life Insurance Act, 1945
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Amendments: Dependents Allowance Act, 1945
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Amendments: Readjustment Act of 1944, 1944
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Bills: Bonuses, 1945
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Bills: Compulsory Military Training, 1945
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Bills: Demobilization, 1945
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11 |
Bills: Disability Pension and Benefits, 1945
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Bills: Education, 1945
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Bills: Emergency Unemployment Compensation, 1945
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Bills: Employment, 1945
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Bills: Hatch-Ball-Burton Act, 1945
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Bills: Housing, 1945
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Bills: Legislation, 1945
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Bills: Loans, 1945
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Bills: Mustering-Out Pay, 1943-44
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Bills: Pensions for Widows and Dependents, 1945
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Bills: Protection of Re-employment Right of Veterans Temporarily Employed, 1945
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22 |
Rankin Anti-Union Bill, 1945
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Seniority Rights for Veterans, Knutson Bill, 1945
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Bills: Tax Exemptions, Social Security Credits, 1945
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Bills: Vocational Rehabilitation, 1945
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26 |
Committee on Invalid Pensions, 1944
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27 |
Committee on World War Veterans Legislation, 1944
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28 |
Disabled, 1944-1945
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29 |
Discharge, 1944
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30 |
G.I. Bill of Rights: Readjustment Act of 1944, 1944
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31 |
G.I. Bill of Rights: 9I Supplement, 1945
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| Folder |
32 |
Legislative Bulletin, 1945
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33 |
Military Posts, Camps and Stations, 1943
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34 |
National War Labor Board Releases, 1944-1945
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35 |
Navy Department: Correspondence, 1945
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36 |
Selective Service Boards: Correspondence, 1945-1946
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37 |
Selective Service Boards: Release Directives, 1945
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38 |
Selective Service Memorandum 190-A, 1945
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39-40 |
Selective Service System: Memorandum 190-A, 1944-1945
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41 |
Subcommittees on Aid to Physically Handicapped, 1945
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42 |
Subcommittee on Wartime Health and Education, 1945
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43-45 |
United States Arrangement Committee, 1945-1946
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46-47 |
United States Department of Labor, 1945-1946
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48 |
United States Marine Corps, 1944
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49 |
United States Maritime Commission: Surplus Property, 1945
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50 |
Veterans Administration Correspondence, 1945
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51 |
Veterans Administration Release Directives, 1944-1946
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52 |
War Department Army Posts’ Correspondence, 1945
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53 |
War Department Correspondence, 1945
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54-55 |
War Department Releases, 1944-1945
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56 |
War Manpower Commission Correspondence, 1945
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57-58 |
War Manpower Commission Releases, 1943-1945
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