Repository: ULS Archives & Special Collections
Title: UE National Office Records Relating to District 8 and District 8 Locals
Creator: United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Collection Number: UE.4.1.8
Extent: 7.5 Linear Feet (7 boxes)
Date: 1936-1957
Abstract: This series contains files on United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America (UE) District 8 and its locals collected by the UE national office. Included are correspondence, publications, minutes, and news clippings regarding local strikes, events, and organizing efforts.
Language: English .
Author: Zachary Brodt and Spencer Caden
Publisher: ULS Archives & Special Collections
Address: University of Pittsburgh Library System
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Access Restrictions

No restrictions.

Copyright

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Previous Citation

UE National Office Records Relating to District 8 and District 8 Locals, 1936-1957, UE.4.1.8, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh

Preferred Citation

UE National Office Records Relating to District 8 and District 8 Locals, 1936-1957, UE.4.1.8, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System

Scope and Content Notes

District 8 of the United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America (UE) originally included locals in southern Ohio, but after the United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers joined the UE in 1949, the district grew both in the number of locals and in geographic coverage to incorporate much of the Mid West. These locals are now part of the UE's Western Region. This series contains files on UE District 8 and its locals collected by the UE national office. Included are correspondence, publications, minutes, and news clippings regarding local strikes, events, and organizing efforts. Most of the correspondence is between UE national officers and district or local officers.

Arrangement

This series has been arranged into two subseries. The first contains records pertaining to District 8. The other subseries contains records pertaining to specific locals within the district, and are further arranged numerically by local number into sections.

Acquisition Information

Gift of the United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America in 1975, 1986, 1997, and 2001.

Processing Information

Portions of this collection were originally processed by Archives Service Center staff. This finding aid was completed by Zachary Brodt and Spencer Caden in 2013.

Related Material

UE District 8 Records, 1940s-1950s, UE.15.8, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System

Campaign to Organize Graduate Students, UE Local 896 Records, 1990-1996, UE.16.896, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System

Subjects

Corporate Names

United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America. District 8
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America

Personal Names

Emspak, Julius
Matles, James J.

Other Subjects

Electric industry workers -- Labor unions -- United States -- History
Electric industry workers -- Labor unions -- Middle West -- History
Labor unions -- United States -- History -- 20th century
Labor unions -- Middle West -- History -- 20th century
Labor

Container List

Subseries 1. District 8

District 8 Constitution, undated

Containers: box 1, folder 1

District 8 Constitution, October 1942 - June 12, 1948

Containers: box 1, folder 2

District 8 Constitution, 1942 - 1954

Containers: box 1, folder 3

District 8 Constitution, 1950 - 1954

Containers: box 1, folder 4

District 8 Officers Lists, October 1943 - January 2, 1951

Containers: box 1, folder 5

District 8 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, June 20, 1942

Containers: box 1, folder 6

District 8 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, January 30, 1943

Containers: box 1, folder 7-8

District 8 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, June 26, 1943 - January 15, 1944

Containers: box 1, folder 9

District 8 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, August 4, 1944 - August 10, 1946

Containers: box 1, folder 10

District 8 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, November 9, 1946

Containers: box 1, folder 11

District 8 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, January 17, 1947

Containers: box 1, folder 12

District 8 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, July 31, 1945 - September 10, 1949

Containers: box 1, folder 13

District 8 Executive Board Meeting Minutes, June 24, 1950 - March 1, 1952

Containers: box 1, folder 14

District 8 Executive Board Resolutions, January 16, 1944 - December 16, 1950

Containers: box 1, folder 15

Item 1. Resolution Regarding Dues, January 16, 1944

Item 2. Resolution Regarding Veterans and UE News with July 26, 1945, William Sentner Letter to Julius Emspak, July 13, 1945

Item 3. Resolution Regarding Marshall Plan, December 6, 1947

Item 4. Resolution Regarding Foreign Policy, July 31, 1948

Item 5. Resolution Regarding Wages and Housing, July 31, 1948

Item 6. Resolution Regarding Education Publicity, July 31, 1948

Item 7. Resolution Regarding Taxes, July 31, 1948

Item 8. Resolution Regarding Officers and Taxes, July 31, 1948

Item 9. Resolution Regarding Organization, July 31, 1948

Item 10. Resolution Regarding Legislation, July 31, 1948

Item 11. Resolution Regarding Deportation, July 31, 1948

Item 12. Resolution Regarding Conscription, July 31, 1948

Item 13. Resolution Regarding Political Action, July 31, 1948

Item 14. Resolution Regarding Speed-up, July 31, 1948

Item 15. Resolution Regarding Democratic Rights, July 31, 1948

Item 16. Resolution Regarding Company Spies, July 31, 1948

Item 17. Resolution Regarding Thomas Committee, July 31, 1948

Item 18. Resolution Regarding Strikes and UE News, July 31, 1948

Item 19. Resolution Regarding Minimum Contract Standards, July 31, 1948

Item 20. Resolution Regarding Racism and Veterans, July 31, 1948

Item 21. Resolution Regarding Farmers, July 31, 1948

Item 22. Resolution Regarding Defense Committee, December 16, 1950

Item 23. Resolution Regarding Wages, December 16, 1950

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, August 8, 1937 - September 24, 1939

Containers: box 1, folder 16

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, March 30 - September 21, 1940

Containers: box 1, folder 17

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, March 15, 1941 - March 29, 1942

Containers: box 1, folder 18

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, September 19, 1942

Containers: box 1, folder 19

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, October 2, 1943

Containers: box 1, folder 20

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, April 15, 1949

Containers: box 1, folder 21

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, October 1944

Containers: box 1, folder 22

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, January 20, 1945

Containers: box 1, folder 23

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, March 24, 1945

Containers: box 1, folder 24

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, August 4, 1945

Containers: box 1, folder 25

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, October 6, 1945

Containers: box 1, folder 26

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, March 30 - October 5, 1946

Containers: box 1, folder 27

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, October 5, 1946

Containers: box 1, folder 28

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, March 29 - July 19, 1947

Containers: box 1, folder 29

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, October 4, 1947 - June 12, 1948

Containers: box 1, folder 30

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, September 25, 1948 - December 11, 1949

Containers: box 1, folder 31

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, March 24, 1950 - March 29, 1952

Containers: box 1, folder 32

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, March 29, 1952

Containers: box 1, folder 33

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes, October 24, 1953

Containers: box 1, folder 34

District 8 Council Meeting Minutes

Containers: box 1, folder 35

District 8 Council Resolutions, September 24, 1939 - April 1941

Containers: box 1, folder 36

Item 1. Resolution Regarding Organization, September 24, 1939

Item 2. Resolution Regarding Foreign Policy, September 24, 1939

Item 3. Resolution Regarding Foreign Policy Education, September 24, 1939

Item 4. Resolution Regarding Women, Century Fur and Leather Workers Strike, Factionalism, Wages, Organization, Conscription and Recreation, September 21, 1940

Item 5. Resolution Regarding Ford Organization, April 1941

Item 6. Resolution Regarding United Mine Workers of America, April 1941

Item 7. Resolution Regarding Wages, April 1941

Item 8. Resolution Regarding International Harvester Strike, April 1941

Item 9. Resolution Regarding Wages, April 1941

District 8 Council Resolutions, October 2, 1943 - August 4, 1945

Containers: box 1, folder 37

Item 1. Resolution Regarding Taxes, Political Action, Labor Unity, Military Personnel, Womens Bureau and No-Strike Policy, October 2, 1943

Item 2. Resolution Regarding Wages and Reconversion, August 4, 1945

Item 3. Resolution Regarding Social Security, August 4, 1945

Item 4. Resolution Regarding Smith Connally Act, August 4, 1945

Item 5. Resolution Regarding Unemployment Compensation, August 4, 1945

Item 6. Resolution Regarding War Criminals, August 4, 1945

Item 7. Resolution Regarding UE News and Veterans, August 4, 1945

Item 8. Resolution Regarding Racism, August 4, 1945

Item 9. Resolution Regarding Severance Pay, August 4, 1945

Item 10. Resolution Regarding Military Personnel, August 4, 1945

Item 11. Resolution Regarding Ball-Hatch Burton Bill, August 4, 1945

Item 12. Resolution Regarding Suffrage, August 4, 1945

Item 13. Resolution Regarding British Labor Party, August 4, 1945

Item 14. Resolution Regarding Officers, August 4, 1945

Item 15. Resolution Regarding Poll Tax, August 4, 1945

Item 16. Resolution Regarding Small Business, August 4, 1945

District 8 Council Resolutions, August 4, 1945 - March 20, 1948

Containers: box 1, folder 38

Item 1. Resolution Regarding Women, August 4, 1945

Item 2. Resolution Regarding Conscription, August 4, 1945

Item 3. Resolution Regarding Education, August 4, 1945

Item 4. Resolution Regarding Colonies, August 4, 1945

Item 5. Resolution Regarding World Trade Union Congress, August 4, 1945

Item 6. Resolution Regarding Veterans and Housing, August 4, 1945

Item 7. Resolution Regarding Missouri Valley Authority, August 4, 1945

Item 8. Resolution Regarding Housing, August 4, 1945

Item 9. Resolution Regarding Government Factors, August 4, 1945

Item 10. Resolution Regarding Spain and Argentina, August 4, 1945

Item 11. Resolution Regarding Conversion, August 4, 1945

Item 12. Resolution Regarding Minimum Contract Standards, October 5, 1946

Item 13. Resolution Regarding Mario Russo, October 5, 1946

Item 14. Resolution Regarding Newspapers, October 5, 1946

Item 15. Resolution Regarding Political Action Committee, October 5, 1946

Item 16. Resolution Regarding Political Action, October 5, 1946

Item 17. Resolution Regarding Incentive, October 5, 1946

Item 18. Resolution Regarding Spain and Argentina, October 5, 1946

Item 19. Resolution Regarding Sidney Hillman, October 5, 1946

Item 20. Resolution Regarding Strike, October 5, 1946

Item 21. Resolution Regarding Legislation, October 5, 1946

Item 22. Resolution Regarding UE Officers and Political Action, March 20, 1948

Item 23. Resolution Regarding Political Action, March 20, 1948

District 8 Council Resolutions, October 24, 1953

Containers: box 1, folder 39

Item 1. Resolution Regarding Taxation, October 24, 1953

Item 2. Resolution Regarding Labor Unity, October 24, 1953

Item 3. Resolution Regarding Political Action, October 24, 1953

Item 4. Resolution Regarding Farmer Labor Unity, October 24, 1953

Item 5. Resolution Regarding Matles-Emspak Defense Case, October 24, 1953

Item 6. Resolution Regarding Union Policy, October 24, 1953

Item 7. Resolution Regarding Organization, October 24, 1953

Item 8. Resolution Regarding Hours, October 24, 1953

Item 9. Resolution Regarding Publicity and Education, October 24, 1953

Item 10. Resolution Regarding Social Security, October 24, 1953

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, April 26, 1943 - July 8, 1948

Containers: box 1, folder 40

Item 1. Janet Barish Regarding Finances, April 26, 1943

Item 2. Barish Regarding Finances, June 30, 1943

Item 3. Barish Regarding Finances, October 1, 1943

Item 4. Barish Regarding Finances, December 21, 1943

Item 5. Barish Regarding Finances, April 19, 1944

Item 6. Barish Regarding Finances, July 3, 1944

Item 7. Barish Regarding Finances, October 17, 1944

Item 8. Barish Regarding Finances, February 16, 1945

Item 9. Barish Regarding Finances, April 5, 1945

Item 10. Barish Regarding Finances, August 23, 1945

Item 11. Barish Regarding Finances, September 11, 1945

Item 12. Barish Regarding Finances, December 20, 1945

Item 13. Barish Regarding Finances, March 7, 1946

Item 14. Barish Regarding Supplies, January 20, 1948

Item 15. Barish Regarding Staff Finances, February 17, 1948

Item 16. Barish Regarding Finances, March 2, 1948

Item 17. Barish Regarding Finances, May 20, 1948

Item 18. Barish Regarding Finances, July 8, 1948

Item 19. David Berenstein Regarding Political Action, May 4, 1945

Item 20. Carl Brant Regarding Staff Members, June 22, 1944

Item 21. Neil Brant Regarding Workers Compensation Board, International Association of Machinists and U.S. Cartridge, March 17, 1942

Item 22. Neil Brant Regarding Workers Compensation Board, May 4, 1943

Item 23. John Burns Regarding Factoinalism and Local 1102 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Inter-union Rivalry, July 10, 1946

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, January 20, 1937 - April 26, 1948

Containers: box 1, folder 41

Item 1. Bill Cahn Regarding Factionalism and UE News, April 19, 1948

Item 2. Cahn Regarding Publicity, April 26, 1948

Item 3. James Carey Regarding Factionalism, November 25, 1940

Item 4. Carey Regarding Factionalism, December 5, 1940

Item 5. Jack Cassidy Regarding Lincoln Western Electric Organization, December 12, 1945

Item 6. James Clark Regarding Factionalism, Local 1102 and African-American Workers, June 29, 1945

Item 7. John Cochran Regarding Dies Committee, March 5, 1942

Item 8. Phillip Connelly Regarding Local 1421 and Factionalism, April 20, 1944

Item 9. Frank Cronin Regarding Lincoln Western Electric Organization, February 5, 1945

Item 10. Ernest DeMaio Regarding Cedar Rapids Collins Radio Organization, July 21, 1945

Item 11. DeMaio Regarding Staff Members, December 31, 1942

Item 12. Joseph Dermody Regarding Staff Members, August 24, 1945

Item 13. Dermody Regarding Benton Edison GE Organization and United Mine Workers of America with October 17, 1945, Memo, October 22, 1945

Item 14. George Dodson Regarding Factionalism and Philadelphia Organization, January 28, 1942

Item 15. Lyle Dowling Regarding World War II, January 6, 1942

Item 16. Dowling Regarding Taxation, undated

Item 17. John Driy Regarding Emerson American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, February 25, 1942

Item 18. Buford Eastman Regarding Lennox Furnace Organization and Wages, February 9, 1942

Item 19. Bill Elconin Regarding Los Angeles Organization, December 8, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, January 20, 1937 - May 20, 1941

Containers: box 1, folder 42

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Local 1117, January 20, 1937

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Dues and Local 1104, December 23, 1937

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Unemployment, Dues and Local 1104, January 5, 1938

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Century and Wages, January 21, 1938

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances, January 24, 1938

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Factionalism, January 28, 1938

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Finances, February 5, 1938

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Merger of Locals 808 and 1117, Local 1102 and Firings, February 5, 1938

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Carey Visit, February 9, 1938

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Finances and Local 1117, February 19, 1938

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Address, February 24, 1938

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Supplies, August 12, 1940

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Finances, November 14, 1940

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances, December 5, 1940

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Finances, January 2, 1941

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Finances and St. Louis Strike, January 13, 1941

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Finances and Local 1103 Century Strike, January 21, 1941

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Maytag, January 22, 1941

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Supplies, January 29, 1941

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Supplies and Finances, February 4, 1941

Item 21. Emspak Regarding UE News, February 7, 1941

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Local 1108 Century Strike, February 7, 1941

Item 23. Emspak Regarding General Executive Board Meeting, February 17, 1941

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 11, 1941

Item 25. Emspak Regarding Finances, April 2, 1941

Item 26. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, April 9, 1941

Item 27. Emspak Regarding Finances, April 10, 1941

Item 28. Emspak Regarding UE News, April 18, 1941

Item 29. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, April 19, 1941

Item 30. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, April 23, 1941

Item 31. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, April 29, 1941

Item 32. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, May 6, 1941

Item 33. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, May 14, 1941

Item 34. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, May 20, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, May 27 - September 29, 1941

Containers: box 1, folder 43

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, May 27, 1941

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, June 23, 1941

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, June 9, 1941

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, June 16, 1941

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, June 23, 1941

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, July 21, 1941

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, August 4, 1941

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Evansville American Bosch Organization, August 8, 1941

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances, August 9, 1941

Item 10. Emspak Regarding General Executive Board Meeting, August 25, 1941

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, September 5, 1941

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Mid-West Emergency Conference, September 29, 1941

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, September 29, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, October 6, 1941 - April 15, 1942

Containers: box 1, folder 44

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, October 6, 1941

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Washing Machine Industry Organization, October 16, 1941

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Dues, October 16, 1941

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, October 21, 1941

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Russ Nixon, October 24, 1941

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, November 17, 1941

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, November 28, 1941

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, December 1, 1941

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Arms Organization, December 8, 1941

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Benjamin Contract, January 8, 1942

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Arms Organization, January 8, 1942

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, January 9, 1942

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Local 825, January 23, 1942

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, January 26, 1942

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, February 10, 1942

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, February 18, 1942

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Workers Compensation Board, February 18, 1942

Item 18-19. Emspak Regarding Moline Implement Organization, March 2, 1942

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, March 2, 1942

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, March 9, 1942

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Local 815 Organization, March 16, 1942

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, March 19, 1942

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, March 31, 1942

Item 25. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, April 6, 1942

Item 26. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, April 15, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, April 21 - October 17, 1942

Containers: box 1, folder 45

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, April 21, 1942

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Midwest Emergency Conference and Congressional, April 23, 1942

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Finances, April 27, 1942

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, April 29, 1942

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Meetings, April 30, 1942

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, May 4, 1942

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Publicity, May 12, 1942

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville Organization, May 15, 1942

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 20, 1942

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 25, 1942

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 3, 1942

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 8, 1942

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 15, 1942

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 18, 1942

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 22, 1942

Item 16. Emspak Regarding United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry, June 23, 1942

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 29, 1942

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, July 6, 1942

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, July 13, 1942

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, July 20, 1942

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, September 9, 1942

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Legislation, September 24, 1942

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Brown-Wagner Resolution and Congress of Industrial Organizations, September 25, 1942

Item 24. Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, Wages, AFL and Cairo, October 17, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, October 19, 1942 - July 21, 1943

Containers: box 1, folder 46

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Soviet-American Friendship Congress, October 19, 1942

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Finances, December 29, 1942

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, February 17, 1943

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Insurance and U.S. Cartridge, February 27, 1943

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 1, 1943

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Local 1102, March 25, 1943

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, April 5, 1943

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, April 12, 1943

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, April 26, 1943

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 4, 1943

Item 11. Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, May 6, 1943

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 10, 1943

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Congress of Industrial Organizations, May 10, 1943

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances, May 12, 1943

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 17, 1943

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 26, 1943

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 1, 1943

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 8, 1943

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 21, 1943

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, July 6, 1943

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, July 12, 1943

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Women's Conference and Small Arms Negotiations, July 14, 1943

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Finances, July 16, 1943

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Evansville and Finances, July 21, 1943

Item 25. Emspak Regarding Finances, July 21, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, August 4 - December 3, 1943

Containers: box 1, folder 47

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, August 4, 1943

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, August 9, 1943

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, August 18, 1943

Item 4-5. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, August 26, 1943

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, September 2, 1943

Item 7. Emspak Regarding 1943 Convention and Local 1108, September 8, 1943

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, September 22, 1943

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, October 4, 1943

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Political Action Organization, October 6, 1943

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances, October 15, 1943

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, October 15, 1943

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Staff Members, October 15, 1943

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances, October 22, 1943

Item 15. Emspak Regarding United Steelworkers of America Inter-union Rivalry, October 25, 1943

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, November 2, 1943

Item 17. Emspak Regarding UE News, November 3, 1943

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Women's Bureau, Small Arms and Women, November 26, 1943

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Ratner Visit, November 27, 1943

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, December 2, 1943

Item 21. Emspak Regarding General Executive Board and Ladies Auxiliaries, December 2, 1943

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Finances, December 3, 1943

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Congress of Industrial Organizations, Decembr 3, 1943

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, December 7, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, December 15, 1943 - May 11, 1944

Containers: box 1, folder 48

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, December 15, 1943

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Texas Organization, December 17, 1943

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Conscription, December 21, 1943

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, December 30, 1943

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, January 4, 1944

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, January 12, 1944

Item 7. Emspak Regarding U.S. Cartridge Contract, January 15, 1944

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, January 19, 1944

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, February 2, 1944

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Military Personnel, February 12, 1944

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, February 14, 1944

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances, February 17, 1944

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, February 24, 1944

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, March 3, 1944

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Dues, Check-off and UE Constitution, March 4, 1944

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, March 29, 1944

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, April 5, 1944

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, April 17, 1944

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Staff Members, April 17, 1944

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 1, 1944

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 4, 1944

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 8, 1944

Item 23. Emspak Regarding California Staff Members, May 11, 1944

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, May 31 - November 22, 1944

Containers: box 1, folder 49

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Members and Political Action, May 31, 1944

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 23, 1944

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 5, 1944

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Servel Organization, June 8, 1944

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 16, 1944

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, June 27, 1944

Item 7. Emspak Regarding ASM Organization, July 5, 1944

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Farm Equipment Workers, July 6, 1944

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, July 17, 1944

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Finances, July 21, 1944

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, July 25, 1944

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Local 811 Constitution, July 26, 1944

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Finances, July 28, 1944

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Ken Rad Bowling Green Organization, July 31, 1944

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Finances, August 2, 1944

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, August 7, 1944

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Staff Members, August 17, 1944

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Finances, August 18, 1944

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Finances, August 31, 1944

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances, September 7, 1944

Item 21. Emspak Regarding General Motors Wichita Falls Organization, November 1, 1944

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, November 3, 1944

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, November 10, 1944

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Emspak Meeting, November 13, 1944

Item 25. Emspak Regarding Finances, November 22, 1944

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, December 20, 1944 - June 29, 1945

Containers: box 1, folder 50

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Mississippi Organization, December 20, 1944

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, December 22, 1944

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, December 27, 1944

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, January 5, 1945

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Staff Members, January 8, 1945

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Staff Members, January 9, 1945

Item 7. Emspak Regarding District Council Meeting, January 15, 1945

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Evansville Finances, January 23, 1945

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Mississippi Organization, January 15, 1945

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, February 1, 1945

Item 11. Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, February 2, 1945

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, February 7, 1945

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Finances, February 20, 1945

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, March 26, 1945

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Mississippi Organization and Mississippi Valley Authority, March 15, 1945

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Southern Organization, April 17, 1945

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Finances, April 26, 1945

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Finances, May 2, 1945

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Finances and Evansville, May 8, 1945

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances, May 18, 1945

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 1, 1945

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, June 12, 1945

Item 23-24. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 14, 1945

Item 25-26. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 29, 1945

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, July 23, 1945 - September 3, 1948

Containers: box 1, folder 51

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, July 23, 1945

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, August 24, 1945

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Emspak Visit, September 24, 1945

Item 4. Emspak Regarding District 6, October 30, 1945

Item 5. Emspak Regarding General Executive Board and Local 825, December 14, 1945

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Missouri Valley Authority, January 29, 1946

Item 7. Emspak Regarding National Federation for Constitutional Liberties, April 4, 1946

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Inland Container Organization and United Paper, April 26, 1946

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Local 1421, July 17, 1946

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Finances, September 30, 1946

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances, October 18, 1946

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, May 5, 1947

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Emspak Visit, December 26, 1947

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Palestine, February 16, 1948

Item 15. Emspak Regarding GEB Meeting, May 11, 1948

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Local 813 Seeger Strike, May 19, 1948

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Local 806 Central State Foundry, June 5, 1948

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Finances and Publicity, June 23, 1948

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Wages and Publicity, July 2, 1948

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances, July 2, 1948

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Stewards, July 21, 1948

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Wages and Finances, September 3, 1948

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, January 15, 1942 - July 13, 1948

Containers: box 1, folder 52

Item 1. Leonard Farmer Regarding Little Rock Westinghouse Organization, August 6, 1948

Item 2. Henry Fiering Regarding Staff Members, February 10, 1948

Item 3. Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, January 15, 1942

Item 4. Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, January 21, 1942

Item 5. Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, February 14, 1942

Item 6. Fitzgerald Regarding Production Conference, April 29, 1942

Item 7. Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, February 16, 1943

Item 8. Fitzgerald Regarding Pittsburgh Visit, March 8, 1943

Item 9. Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, November 16, 1943

Item 10. Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, January 6, 1944

Item 11. Fitzgerald Regarding Shoe Workers and Political Action, September 9, 1944

Item 12. Fitzgerald Regarding 1944 UE Convention, September 11, 1944

Item 13. Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, March 4, 1945

Item 14. Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, April 5, 1945

Item 15. Fitzgerald Regarding District 8 Officers and Factionalism, December 10, 1945

Item 16. Fitzgerald Regarding Farmers Union, February 26, 1946

Item 17. Fitzgerald Regarding Local 813, June 14, 1946

Item 18. Fitzgerald Regarding Local 1102 Factionalism, July 23, 1946

Item 19. Fitzgerald Regarding Local 1102 Factionalism, August 7, 1946

Item 20. Fitzgerald Regarding Urban League, Iowa, Nebraska and Congress of Industrial Organization, August 23, 1946

Item 21. Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action and New Party, July 13, 1948

Item 22. Paul Fitzpatrick Regarding National Labor Advisory Council, April 22, 1943

Item 23. Walter Fribbie Regarding United Auto Workers and War Manpower Commission, February 10, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, December 20, 1941 - February 2, 1945

Containers: box 1, folder 53

Item 1. Nat Geller Regarding Finances, February 2, 1942

Item 2. John Gojack Regarding Paducah Magnavox Organization, January 22, 1947

Item 3. Clara Hall Regarding Membership, undated

Item 4. Marthe Hard Regarding Local 1421 and Sentner Visit, March 27, 1945

Item 5. Hard Regarding Local 1421, March 27, 1945

Item 6. Ben Henry Regarding Cedar Rapids Collins Radio Organization, November 15, 1945

Item 7. Lee Henry Regarding African Americans and Lukis-Harold, November 27, 1942

Item 8. Eugene Hill Regarding Alabama Organization, Congress of Industrial Organizations and National Maritime Union, April 20, 1943

Item 9. Robert Holloway Regarding Staff Members and Texas Organization, December 26, 1944

Item 10. Holloway Regarding Supreme Instruments Organization and Memphis, January 25, 1945

Item 11. Holloway Regarding Clinton Project Organization, January 25, 1945

Item 12. Holloway Regarding Southern Organization, January 25, 1945

Item 13. Holloway Regarding Jackson GE Organization, January 25, 1945

Item 14. Holloway Regarding International Longshoremen and Warehouse Union Staff Members, February 2, 1945

Item 15. Joe Hood Regarding Staff Members, February 8, 1943

Item 16. Hood Regarding Texas Organization, December 25, 1943

Item 17. Donald Howard Regarding Andrews Heating, December 20, 1941

Item 18. Howard Regarding Midwest Emergency Conference and Office of Personnel Management, January 8, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, January 28, 1942 - January 27, 1950

Containers: box 1, folder 54

Item 1. Ben Johnson Regarding Staff Members, October 28, 1946

Item 2. Charles Kelley Regarding Detroit Wagners, January 28, 1942

Item 3. Robert Kirkwood Regarding War Production Board, June 19, 1942

Item 4. Ray Klausner Regarding Eitel McCullough Organization, October 11, 1943

Item 5. Klausner Regarding Merger of Locals 1111 and 1131, November 23, 1943

Item 6. Klausner Regarding Locals 611 and 777 Organization, February 8, 1944

Item 7. Klausner Regarding New York Visit, June 6, 1945

Item 8. Klausner Regarding New York Visit, December 3, 1945

Item 9. Klausner Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, July 3, 1946

Item 10. Klausner Regarding United Auto Workers, United Motors Service and Organization, April 6, 1944

Item 11. Lou Majors Regarding Cedar Rapids Collins Radio Organization and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, undated

Item 12. Frederick Marrero Regarding Staff Finances and Local 236, January 27, 1950

Item 13. Otto Maschoff Regarding Staff Members and Local 825, October 19, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, November 9, 1937 - August 6, 1941

Containers: box 1, folder 55

Item 1. James Matles Regarding District Council and Consitution, November 9, 1937

Item 2. Matles Regarding Local 1104, Finances, Organization and Evansville with List of Unorganized Shops, December 30, 1937

Item 3. Matles Regarding Matles Visit, January 5, 1938

Item 4. Matles Regarding Contracts, Superior Electric and Inter-union Rivalry, January 25, 1938

Item 5. Matles Regarding Local 1116, January 28, 1938

Item 6. Matles Regarding Newton, February 2, 1938

Item 7. Matles Regarding People's Press, February 14, 1938

Item 8. Matles Regarding Maytag Strike, February 15, 1938

Item 9. Matles Regarding Staff Members, May 13, 1941

Item 10. Matles Regarding Finances, May 28, 1941

Item 11. Matles Regarding Staff Members, May 28, 1941

Item 12. Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 11, 1941

Item 13. Matles Regarding Organization and Evansville, June 11, 1941

Item 14. Matles Regarding Kansas City Exide Organization, June 23, 1941

Item 15. Matles Regarding Matles Visit, July 2, 1941

Item 16. Matles Regarding Evansville Organization, July 3, 1941

Item 17. Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 29, 1941

Item 18. Matles Regarding Staff Members and St. Joseph Organization, August 5, 1941

Item 19. Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 6, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, August 7, 1941 - February 17, 1942

Containers: box 1, folder 56

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 7, 1941

Item 2. Matles Regarding Maytag Strike, August 15, 1941

Item 3. Matles Regarding Finances, Staff Members and Organization, August 16, 1941

Item 4. Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 12, 1941

Item 5. Matles Regarding Servel Organization, September 29, 1941

Item 6. Matles Regarding Servel Organization, October 1, 1941

Item 7. Matles Regarding Servel Organization, October 2, 1941

Item 8. Matles Regarding Chicago Staff Members, October 6, 1941

Item 9. Matles Regarding Finances and Evansville, October 23, 1941

Item 10. Matles Regarding Staff Members, October 23, 1941

Item 11. Matles Regarding Union Shop, October 29, 1941

Item 12. Matles Regarding Kansas Exide Organization, November 4, 1941

Item 13. Matles Regarding Kansas Exide Organization, November 7, 1941

Item 14. Matles Regarding Organization, Small Arms Strike and American Federation of Labor, November 25, 1941

Item 15. Matles Regarding Staff Members and Office of Personnel Management, December 1, 1941

Item 16. Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 9, 1941

Item 17. Matles Regarding Battery Council, December 30, 1941

Item 18. Matles Regarding Radio Conference, January 5, 1942

Item 19. Matles Regarding Staff Meeting, January 7, 1942

Item 20. Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 19, 1942

Item 21. Matles Regarding Labor Unity, January 21, 1942

Item 22. Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 27, 1942

Item 23. Matles Regarding Local 903, February 4, 1942

Item 24. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, February 13, 1942

Item 25. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, February 17, 1942

Item 26. Matles Regarding Small Arms Organization, February 17, 1942

Item 27. Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 17, 1942

Item 28. Matles Regarding Tri-City Organization, February 17, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, February 19 - June 27, 1942

Containers: box 1, folder 57

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Evansville Organization, February 19, 1942

Item 2. Matles Regarding Office of Personnel Management, February 25, 1942

Item 3. Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 25, 1942

Item 4. Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 4, 1942

Item 5. Matles Regarding Staff Members and Finances, March 9, 1942

Item 6-7. Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 12, 1942

Item 8-11. Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 18, 1942

Item 12. Matles Regarding Finances and Small Arms Organization, March 30, 1942

Item 13. Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 30, 1942

Item 14. Matles Regarding Finances and Des Moines, March 30, 1942

Item 15. Matles Regarding Staff Members, April 3, 1942

Item 16. Matles Regarding Staff Members, Des Moines and Small Arms Organization, April 8, 1942

Item 17. Matles Regarding Finances, April 14, 1942

Item 18. Matles Regarding Staff Members, May 20, 1942

Item 19. Matles Regarding Staff Members, May 25, 1942

Item 20. Matles Regarding Cairo Organization, May 25, 1942

Item 21. Matles Regarding Staff Members, May 29, 1942

Item 22. Matles Regarding District Executive Board, June 12, 1942

Item 23. Matles Regarding Staff Members and Small Arms Organization, June 12, 1942

Item 24. Matles Regarding Washington Office, June 16, 1942

Item 25. Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 27, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, July 1, 1942 - January 11, 1943

Containers: box 1, folder 58

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Kentucky Organization, July 1, 1942

Item 2. Matles Regarding Owensboro KenRad Organization, American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry and Company Union, July 2, 1942

Item 3. Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 6, 1942

Item 4. Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge, July 8, 1942

Item 5. Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 10, 1942

Item 6. Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 29, 1942

Item 7. Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 2, 1942

Item 8. Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 16, 1942

Item 9-10. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, September 21, 1942

Item 11. Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 28, 1942

Item 12. Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, October 7, 1942

Item 13. Matles Regarding Local 810 and Staff Members, October 15, 1942

Item 14. Matles Regarding Staff Members, October 30, 1942

Item 15. Matles Regarding Staff Members and Local 810, November 2, 1942

Item 16. Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 5, 1942

Item 17. Matles Regarding AFL #21364, November 6, 1942

Item 18. Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 18, 1942

Item 19. Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 22, 1942

Item 20. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, December 31, 1942

Item 21. Matles Regarding Staff Members and Local 816, January 4, 1943

Item 22. Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 7, 1943

Item 23. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, January 8, 1943

Item 24. Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 11, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, February 1 - June 29, 1943

Containers: box 1, folder 59

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Evansville Servel Organization, February 1, 1943

Item 2. Matles Regarding Staff Members with February 1, 1943, John Nordman Letter to Matles, February 2, 1943

Item 3. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, February 9, 1943

Item 4. Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 9, 1943

Item 5. Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 15, 1943

Item 6-7. Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 19, 1943

Item 8. Matles Regarding United Office and Professional Workers of America and Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists, and Technicians Inter-union Rivalry, February 17, 1943

Item 9. Matles Regarding Evansville Organization, February 19, 1943

Item 10. Matles Regarding Finances, February 27, 1943

Item 11. Matles Regarding War Production Board, Marh 5, 1953

Item 12. Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 5, 1943

Item 13. Matles Regarding Moline Staff Members, March 8, 1943

Item 14. Matles Regarding Evansville Servel Organization, April 6, 1943

Item 15. Matles Regarding Eisenhower, April 23, 1943

Item 16. Matles Regarding Birmingham Organization, May 3, 1943

Item 17. Matles Regarding American Arbitration Association, May 5, 1943

Item 18. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, May 14, 1943

Item 19. Matles Regarding Symington and Factionalism, May 21, 1943

Item 20. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, May 25, 1943

Item 21. Matles Regarding Organizers Manual, June 1, 1943

Item 22. Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 17, 1943

Item 23. Matles Regarding Pittsburgh Visit, June 18, 1943

Item 24. Matles Regarding Finances, June 21, 1943

Item 25. Matles Regarding Hurley Organization, June 25, 1943

Item 26. Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 29, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, July 2, 1943 - December 13, 1945

Containers: box 1, folder 60

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 2, 1943

Item 2. Matles Regarding Lukas-Harold, July 7, 1943

Item 3. Matles Regarding Stewart-Warner Organization, July 9, 1943

Item 4. Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 13, 1943

Item 5. Matles Regarding Westinghouse Contracts, July 20, 1943

Item 6. Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 23, 1943

Item 7. Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 31, 1943

Item 8. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, August 4, 1943

Item 9. Matles Regarding Political Action, August 23, 1943

Item 10. Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 30, 1943

Item 11. Matles Regarding Staff Members and Moline, August 30, 1943

Item 12. Matles Regarding Finances, November 5, 1945

Item 13. Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 9, 1945

Item 14. Matles Regarding Finances, and Organization at Evansville and Moline Western Cartridge, November 9, 1945

Item 15. Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 9, 1945

Item 16. Matles Regarding African American Staff Members, November 14, 1945

Item 17. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, November 20, 1945

Item 18. Matles Regarding Evansville Unemployment, Noveber 23, 1945

Item 19. Matles Regarding African Americans, Staff Members and Chicago, November 23, 1945

Item 20. Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 12, 1945

Item 21. Matles Regarding District Council Meeting, December 13, 1945

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, December 14, 1945 - June 30, 1953

Containers: box 1, folder 61

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Lincoln Western Electric Organization, December 14, 1945

Item 2. Matles Regarding Coordinating Committee, December 17, 1945

Item 3. Matles Regarding Nebraska Organization and Southern Staff Members, December 17, 1945

Item 4. Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 16, 1946

Item 5. Matles Regarding N. Adams Sprague Condensor Organization, February 7, 1946

Item 6. Matles Regarding GE St. Louis Strike, February 14, 1946

Item 7. Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 20, 1946

Item 8. Matles Regarding Staff Members and Western Cartridge Organization, Marh 28, 1946

Item 9. Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 6, 1946

Item 10. Matles Regarding New Haven Winchester Organization and Staff Members, June 7, 1946

Item 11. Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 14, 1946

Item 12. Matles Regarding Finances, June 25, 1946

Item 13. Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 19, 1946

Item 14. Matles Regarding Local 1139, July 22, 1946

Item 15. Matles Regarding Finances, July 29, 1946

Item 16. Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 1, 1946

Item 17. Matles Regarding Westinghouse Organization and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Inter-union Rivalry, October 21, 1946

Item 18. Matles Regarding Staff Members, October 22, 1946

Item 19. Matles Regarding Moloney Electric Organization, November 6, 1946

Item 20. Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 31, 1947

Item 21. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, February 11, 1947

Item 22. Matles Regarding Finances, January 8, 1948

Item 23. Matles Regarding Finances and Owensboro, February 24, 1948

Item 24. Matles Regarding Local 805 and Finances, March 3, 1948

Item 25. Matles Regarding Wagner Electric Organization, June 15, 1948

Item 26. Matles Regarding Wagner Electric Service Organization, June 25, 1948

Item 27-28. Matles Regarding Wagner Electric Service Organization, July 6, 1948

Item 29. Matles Regarding Finances and Local 805, August 11, 1948

Item 30. Matles Regarding Taft Hartley and Erie Bucyrus, September 16, 1948

Item 31. Matles Regarding Louisville Finances, February 8, 1950

Item 32. Matles Regarding Stewart Waiver, June 30, 1953

Item 33. Matles Regarding Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists, and Technicians, undated

Item 34. Matles Regarding Louisville Westinghouse, undated

Item 35. Matles Regarding Moline, undated

Item 36. Matles Regarding Maytag, undated

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, January 17, 1938 - August 2, 1946

Containers: box 1, folder 62

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Locals 1102 and 1104 and White Collar Workers Organization, undated

Item 2. Edward Matthews Regarding Westinghouse Naval Ordinance Organization and United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry, September 1, 1944

Item 3. Matthews Regarding Federation of Westinghouse Independent Salaried Workers, February 27, 1948

Item 4. Matthews Regarding Wages and Association of Western State Engineers, May 14, 1948

Item 5. William Mitchell Regarding Local 1212, January 17, 1938

Item 6. Eleanor Nelson Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization and United Federal Workers, February 27, 1946

Item 7. Nelson Regarding Wages and Sharon Westinghouse, May 20, 1948

Item 8. Mitchell Regarding Company Reports, February 10, 1938

Item 9. Dick Niebur Regarding Ohio Organization and Factionalism, February 1943

Item 10. James Payne Regarding Evansville Sunbeam Organization, April 11, 1942

Item 11. Don Pinkston Regarding Staff Members, Des Moines and Sioux City, March 17, 1942

Item 12. Joe Pulton Regarding Cedar Rapids Collins Radio, Unemployment and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, October 8, 1945

Item 13. David Ratner Regarding Staff Finances, December 4, 1945

Item 14. Ratner Regarding Staff Members, December 14, 1945

Item 15. Ratner Regarding Staff Members, January 2, 1946

Item 16. Ratner Regarding Marion Staff Members, January 3, 1946

Item 17. Ratner Regarding Kansas City Staff Members, January 12, 1946

Item 18. Ratner Regarding Fringe Benefits and R & L Electric, August 2, 1946

Item 19. Ben Risken Regarding General Cable and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Inter-union Rivalry, July 2, 1946

Item 20. William Roberts Regarding Louisville Organization, Marh 12, 1942

Item 21. Sol Rosner Regarding Political Action, May 28, 1945

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, March 10, 1942 - March 29, 1948

Containers: box 1, folder 63

Item 1. David Scribner Regarding United Steelworkers of America Inter-union Rivalry, October 12, 1943

Item 2. Scribner Regarding Servel and Wages, April 13, 1946

Item 3. Scribner Regarding Fitzgerald Meeting, undated

Item 4. Marie Slass Regarding Lincoln Western Electric Organization, November 27, 1945

Item 5. Slass Regarding Western Electric Inter-union Rivalry and Organization, December 9, 1945

Item 6. Albert Smith Regarding Staff Members, June 8, 1942

Item 7. Owen Smith Regarding Organization and Minneapolis Moline, March 10, 1942

Item 8. Nat Spero Regarding Edison Cairo Organization and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, March 22, 1946

Item 9. A. N. Towsen Regarding Severence Pay, May 31, 1944

Item 10. D. W. Vaughn Regarding Negotiations and Seeger Refrigeration, March 29, 1948

Item 11. Jack Tunner Regarding British Amalgamated Engineering Union, April 20, 1944

Item 12. Louis Wagner Regarding District Officers and Factionalism with November 5, 1945, William Drohan Letter to Wagner, November 3, 1945

Item 13. Jerome Walsh Regarding Truman, May 3, 1945

Item 14. Rex Wheelock Regarding Moline and Local 814, February 24, 1944

Item 15. Wheelock Regarding Farm Equipment Workers and United Auto Workers, June 14, 1944

Item 16. Wheelock Regarding Moline, June 10, 1946

Item 17. Charles Wright Regarding Local 813 and Finances, December 8, 1942

Item 18. Wright Regarding Local 813 and Staff Finances, November 1, 1946

District 8 William Sentner Incoming Correspondence, 1941 - 1946

Containers: box 1, folder 64

Item 1. Maurice Young Regarding Des Moines CIO, Des Moines Organization, African Americans and Inter-union Rivalry with American Federation of Labor and United Rubber Workers, March 16, 1942

Item 2. Young Regarding Staff Members and Newton, March 16, 1942

Item 3. Young Regarding Des Moines Ordinance Organization, Des Moines CIO and AFL and URW Inter-union Rivalry with Resolution, March 29, 1942

Item 4. Letter Regarding Strikes, April 12, 1941

Item 5. Letter Regarding Local 714 Organization, January 13, 1944

Item 6. Letter Regarding Political Action and Win the War Conference, 1944

Item 7. Letter Regarding Inland Container and United Paperworkers, July 19, 1946

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, November 5, 1937 - January 17, 1940

Containers: box 2, folder 1

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Finances, District Constitution and Local 1102, Noember 5, 1937

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding District Constitution, Noember 11, 1937

Item 3. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, November 12, 1937

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 1104, Finances and Unemployment, December 28, 1937

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 1104, Finances and Unemployment, December 30, 1937

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organizationn, Evansville and Trial, January 4, 1938

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization, Evansville and District 8 Convention, January 5, 1938

Item 8. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 1126 Disbanding, January 13, 1938

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Superior Electric Strike and Metal Polishers Inter-union Rivalry, January 15, 1938

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Local 1108 Century Electric Negotiations, January 18, 1938

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Superior Electric and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, January 26, 1938

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Maytag Strike and Unemployment, February 2, 1938

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Superior Electric and Inter-union Rivalry, February 7, 1938

Item 14. Sentner to James Carey Regarding Emerson and Sit-Down Anniversary Dinner, February 9, 1938

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Emerson and Sit-Down Dinner, February 10, 1938

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Organization and Peoria, March 21, 1938

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Westinghouse Negotiation, January 6, 1940

Item 18. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Maytag with Advertisement, January 17, 1940

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, August 8, 1940 - April 23, 1941

Containers: box 2, folder 2

Item 1. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, August 8, 1940

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Baldor, August 15, 1940

Item 3. Sentner to All Local Unions Regarding District 8 Convention, August 1940

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances and Factionalism, September 10, 1940

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances, November 25, 1940

Item 6. Sentner to James Matles Regarding General Dry Battery Contract and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, January 16, 1941

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 1108 Century Strike, January 21, 1941

Item 8. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Supplies, January 21, 1941

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding UE News, February 2, 1941

Item 10. Sentner to Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, February 1941

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak Regarding UE News, April 11, 1941

Item 12. Sentner to Michael Widman Regarding United Auto Workers and Ford Organization, April 2, 1941

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Maytag and Finances, April 8, 1941

Item 14. Sentner to Agnes Quinn Regarding Staff Members, April 14, 1941

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding UE News and Factionalism, April 15, 1941

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding UE News and Factionalism, April 23, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, May 6 - July 30, 1941

Containers: box 2, folder 3

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Cairo Edison Plant Organization, May 6, 1941

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville and Cairo Organization, May 14, 1941

Item 3. Sentner to Walter Wofford Regarding Staff Members, May 14, 1941

Item 4. Sentner to Joe Hood Regarding Staff Members, May 25, 1941

Item 5. Sentner to R. Davidson Regarding Cincinnati Organization and CIO, May 25, 1941

Item 6. Sentner to Thurlow Jones Regarding Staff Members, May 26, 1941

Item 7. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members and Ohio Organization, May 26, 1941

Item 8. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, June 5, 1941

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 1104 and Finances, June 5, 1941

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Emerson Employment Negotiation, June 13, 1941

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding New York Trip, Staff Members and Sunbeam Organization, June 16, 1941

Item 12. Sentner to Arthur Garfield Regarding Dayton Staff Members, June 16, 1941

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Servel, Evansville and Local 1114 Organization, June 27, 1941

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Organization, United Auto Workers and Staff Members, June 30, 1941

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding Matles Visit, July 3, 1941

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Finances, Organization and Staff Members, July 31, 1941

Item 17. Sentner to Larry Day Regarding Staff Members, July 22, 1941

Item 18. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Sunbeam Organization, July 22, 1941

Item 19. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 23, 1941

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding CIO, July 25, 1941

Item 21. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 25, 1941

Item 22. Sentner to Emspak Regarding American Bosch Organization, July 30, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, August 4 - September 17, 1941

Containers: box 2, folder 4

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 4, 1941

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Servel Organization and Staff Members with Clipping, August 6, 1941

Item 3. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, August 8, 1941

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 9, 1941

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, Umbriet and Taylor Negotiation, Steward Hog Ring Organization and International Association of Machinists, August 14, 1941

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Umbriet and Taylor Negotiation, Erickson Organization and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, August 16, 1941

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Maytag Negotiation, Staff Members, Unemployment and Office of Price Administration with Alex Barbour Letter, August 20, 1941

Item 8. Sentner to James McLeaish Regarding Cairo Edison Organization and Staff Members, August 21, 1941

Item 9. Sentner to Harry Block Regarding Kansas City Exide Organization, August 21, 1941

Item 10. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, August 24, 1941

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Erickson Organization, AFL Inter-union Rivalry, Maytag Negotiation, Parsons and Dexter Washing Machines Organization and Staff Members, August 29, 1941

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, August 27, 1941

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 27, 1941

Item 14-15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, August 1941

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Sunbeam Organization, Evansville, Office of Production Management and Maytag Negotiation, September 14, 1941

Item 17. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Sunbeam Organization, September 17, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, September 19 - October 10, 1941

Containers: box 2, folder 5

Item 1. Sentner to Laurence Jacobsen Regarding Staff Members, September 19, 1941

Item 2. Sentner to Joe Hood Regarding Staff Members, September 19, 1941

Item 3. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 19, 1941

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 22, 1941

Item 5. Sentner to Henry Fiering Regarding Staff Members, September 24, 1941

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 24, 1941

Item 7. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, September 25, 1941

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Servel Organization and Office of Production Management, September 29, 1941

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Factionalism, Officers and District 8, September 29, 1941

Item 10. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, September 29, 1941

Item 11. Sentner to Eli Oliver Regarding Servel Organization and OPM, September 29, 1941

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, September 1941

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Chicago Conference and OPM, September 1941

Item 14. Sentner to Lyle Dowling Regarding OPM and Political Action with October 3, 1941, Memo Discussion with Symington and Midwest Emergency Conference Report, October 4, 1941

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, October 7, 1941

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Dues and Check-offs with Dues Cards, October 7, 1941

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 1116, Minneapolis and Teamsters, October 10, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, October 16 - November 13, 1941

Containers: box 2, folder 6

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Factionalism, Officers and District 8, October 16, 1941

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, Factionalism, Officers and District 8, October 16, 1941

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, October 17, 1941

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Faultless Caster, October 19, 1941

Item 5. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Elections, District 8, Officers and Staff Finances, October 19, 1941

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, October 20, 1941

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Office of Production Management, October 21, 1941

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Tri City Organization, October 23, 1941

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Western Cartridge Organization, October 23, 1941

Item 10. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Mid-West Conference, October 24, 1941

Item 11. Sentner to Matles, October 24, 1941

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, October 25, 1941

Item 13. Sentner to Buford Eastman Regarding Wassua and Omaha Organization, October 25, 1941

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Washington Visit, October 25, 1941

Item 15. Sentner to Lyle Regarding Inflation, Conversion, Western Cartridge Organization, CIO and Political Action, October 1941

Item 16. Sentner to Owen Smith Regarding Staff Members, November 4, 1941

Item 17-18. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 6, 1941

Item 19. Sentner to W. B. McMillan Regarding Refrigerator Conversion, November 7, 1941

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Kansas City Exide, November 7, 1941

Item 21. Sentner to Neal Brant Regarding OPM, November 7, 1941

Item 22. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, November 8, 1941

Item 23. Sentner to Matles Regarding Western Cartridge Organization, November 13, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, November 15 - December 31, 1941

Containers: box 2, folder 7

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Kansas City Exide Organization and Internation Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Inter-union Rivalry, November 15, 1941

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, November 25, 1941

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 25, 1941

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Supplies, November 27, 1941

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Western Cartridge Organization, November 28, 1941

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 4, 1941

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Tri-Cities Organization, December 4, 1941

Item 8. Sentner to Franklin Roosevelt Regarding World War II, December 9, 1941

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Battery Council, December 23, 1941

Item 10. Sentner to Russ Nixon Regarding Cleveland Conference and Office of Production Management, December 23, 1941

Item 11. Sentner to Thurlow Jones Regarding Cleveland Conference, December 23, 1941

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Sefton Fibre Can Contract, December 23, 1941

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 28, 1941

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Radio Conference, December 30, 1941

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 30, 1941

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 31, 1941

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Benjamin Air Rifle Contract, December 31, 1941

Item 18. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Organization, December 31, 1941

Item 19. Sentner to Matles Regarding Wages and Turet Building, December 31, 1941

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, January 5 - 24, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 8

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Battery Council, January 5, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Western Cartridge Organization, January 7, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Stella Abrams Regarding Staff Finances, January 12, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Local 800, January 12, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Office of Production Management, January 14, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding St. Louis Visit, January 14, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Russ Nixon Regarding Mid-West Emergency Conference, January 14, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Delmont Gaist Regarding Western Cartridge Organization and United Auto Workers, January 15, 1942

Item 9-11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 16, 1942

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Maytag, January 16, 1942

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Finances, January 20, 1942

Item 14. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, January 21, 1942

Item 15. Sentner to Reid Robinson Regarding Staff Members, January 22, 1942

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 24, 1942

Item 17. Sentner to Lyle Regarding Legislation, Education and Organization, January 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, February 1 - 12, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 9

Item 1. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Maytag and War Labor Board, February 1, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to W. Walesby Regarding Colt, February 3, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Ankey Small Arms Organization and Inter-union Rivalry with United Auto Workers, United Rubber Workers and American Federation of Labor, February 12, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 6, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Tri-Cities Organization, February 7, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to R. J. Thomas Regarding Western Cartridge Organization and UAW Inter-union Rivalry, February 10, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Western Cartridge Organization and UAW Inter-Union Rivalry, February 10, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Labor Bureau of the Pacific, February 11, 1942

Item 9-10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 11, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Finances, February 11, 1942

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Western Cartridge Organization and AFL Inter-union Rivalry with Maps, February 12, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, February 12 - 26, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 10

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Western Cartridge Organization and CIO and AFL Inter-union Rivalry, February 12, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding War Labor Board, February 12, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Stella Abrams Regarding Staff Finances, February 17, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization and Evansville, February 17, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Finances, February 17, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 20, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Eagle Signal Organization, February 20, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization, Small Arms, Des Moines and Inter-union Rivalry with United Steelworkers of America and United Mine Workers of America, February 20, 1942

Item 9. Sentner to Owen Smith Regarding Finances, February 20, 1942

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Finances, February 20, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak Regarding CIO, Organization, Small Arms, Des Moines and Inter-union Rivalry with UMWA and USWA, February 20, 1942

Item 12-13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 20, 1942

Item 14. Sentner to George Dodson Regarding Staff Members, February 20, 1942

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, February 20, 1942

Item 16. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding War Labor Board, February 25, 1942

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Emerson, International Association of Machinists and War Labor Board with Letters to George Keistein and John Driy, February 26, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, February 27 - March 18, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 11

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Organization, Small Arms, Des Moines, African Americans and St. Louis, February 27, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Sunbeam Organization, February 27, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Moline Implement, February 30, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Finances, March 9, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Morris Young Regarding Organization, Des Moines and Staff Members, March 9, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 9, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, Organization and Des Moines, March 9, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Perfection Manufacturing Contract, March 9, 1942

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 10, 1942

Item 10. Sentner to Charles Kelly Regarding Local 737, March 10, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 10, 1942

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Racism, March 11, 1942

Item 13. Sentner to Owen Smith Regarding Moline Organization, March 11, 1942

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Ordinance Plants Organization, March 11, 1942

Item 15. Sentner to William Roberts Regarding Staff Members, March 16, 1942

Item 16. Sentner to Hill Regarding Organization, U.S. Cartridge, War Labor Board, and International Association of Machinists Inter-union Rivalry, March 18, 1942

Item 17-20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 18, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, March 19 - April 21, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 12

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Local 1116, March 19, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to Don Pinkston Regarding Des Moines Organization and Small Arms, March 19, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Des Moines Organiation and Small Arms, March 19, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 19, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Maurice Young Regarding Des Moines Organization and Small Arms, March 19, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Carl Bersing Regarding Ordinance Plants Organization, March 25, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to William Mauseth Regarding Negotiations and Minneapolis Moline, March 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Servel Organization, March 1942

Item 9. Sentner to Charles LaValley Regarding Minneapolis Moline Organization and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, April 2, 1942

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization, April 2, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Des Moines Small Arms Organization, April 2, 1942

Item 12. Sentner to Gilbert Prather Regarding Staff Members, April 6, 1942

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Des Moines Organization, April 9, 1942

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, April 14, 1942

Item 15. Sentner to James Payne Regarding Dues, April 15, 1942

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Organization, April 15, 1942

Item 17. Sentner to Matles Regarding Rockford Organization, April 15, 1942

Item 18. Sentner to Matles Regarding Tool and Dye Makers Council, April 16, 1942

Item 19. Sentner to Lyle Dowling Regarding Government Office, April 20, 1942

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, April 21, 1942

Item 21. Sentner to Matles Regarding Servel Organization and Staff Members, April 21, 1942

Item 22. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Cairo Edison and Employment, April 21, 1942

Item 23. Sentner to S. F. Larchar Regarding Cairo Edison and Employment, April 21, 1942

Item 24. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Production Conference, April 21, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, April 29 - June 10, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 13

Item 1. Sentner to Lyle Dowling Regarding Post War Production, April 29, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Office of Production Managment and Staff Members, April 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Productivity, April 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization, Amertorp and United Steelworkers of America Inter-union Rivalry, May 4, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Education Department, May 11, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Chicago Organization, May 12, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and U.S. Cartridge Organization, May 14, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization and Staff Members, May 20, 1942

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Dues, Finances and General Executive Board, May 23, 1942

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Emerson Staff Members, May 23, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Edison Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, May 27, 1942

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding General Executive Board, May 28, 1942

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Organization and Amalgamation of Locals 813 and 1002, June 5, 1942

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Finances and Cairo Organization, June 9, 1942

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding District Executive Board, June 9, 1942

Item 16. Sentner to Albert Smith Regarding Staff Members, June 9, 1942

Item 17. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Organization and Evansville, June 10, 1942

Item 18. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Washington Office, June 10, 1942

Item 19. Sentner to Matles Regarding Local 1121 and Evansville Sunbeam Organization, June 10, 1942

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 10, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, June 15 - August 24, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 14

Item 1. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, June 15, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Organization and Cairo, June 23, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 23, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Ken Ran Organization, June 30, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 1, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding War Labor Board and U.S. Cartridge, July 7, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization, July 7, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Organization, July 7, 1942

Item 9. Sentner Regarding Staff Finances, July 13, 1942

Item 10. Sentner to James Payne Regarding Owensboro Organization, July 21, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Charles Rivers Regarding Conference, July 21, 1942

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, July 21, 1942

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Edison Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, July 22, 1942

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Finances, July 24, 1942

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 24, 1942

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Ordinance Workers Conference, July 29, 1942

Item 17. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 3, 1942

Item 18. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Cairo, August 13, 1942

Item 19. Sentner to Matles Regarding GE Kokomo Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, August 24, 1942

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization and Cairo, August 24, 1942

Item 21. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers, August 26, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, August 26 - June 10, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 15

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization, August 26, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 26, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Edison Organization, August 26, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, August 28, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization and Staff Members, August 28, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Edison Organization, August 31, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 16, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 17, 1942

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, September 23, 1942

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 29, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Education Department, May 11, 1942

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Chicago Organization, May 12, 1942

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and U.S. Cartridge Organization, May 14, 1942

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization, Women and Staff Members, May 20, 1942

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Dues, Finances and General Executive Board Organization, May 23, 1942

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Emerson and Staff Members, May 23, 1942

Item 17. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Edison Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, May 27, 1942

Item 18. Sentner to Matles Regarding General Executive Board, May 28, 1942

Item 19. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Organization and Amalgamation of Locals 813 and 1002, June 5, 1942

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Finances and Cairo Organization, June 9, 1942

Item 21. Sentner to Matles Regarding District Executive Board, June 9, 1942

Item 22. Sentner to Albert Smith Regarding Staff Members, June 9, 1942

Item 23. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cairo Organization and Evansville, June 10, 1942

Item 24. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 112 and Sunbeam Organization, June 10, 1942

Item 25. Sentner to Matles Regarding Washington Office, June 10, 1942

Item 26. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 10, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, October 20 - December 9, 1942

Containers: box 2, folder 16

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members, October 20, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to Grant Oaks Regarding Organization, Collins Radio, ABC Washing Machines, and Farm Equipment Workers Inter-union Rivalry, October 20, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Lyle Dowling Regarding Political Action, October 26, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, October 28, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, October 28, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Edison Organization, Cairo, and AFL Inter-union Rivalry, October 30, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and U.S. Cartridge Organization, November 2, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 2, 1942

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 20, 1942

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding District 10, Staff Members and FE Inter-union Rivalry, November 24, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Women, November 23, 1942

Item 12. Sentner to Jerry Fields Regarding FE, Organization and ABC Washing Machines, November 24, 1942

Item 13. Sentner to Gus Townsen Regarding Job Evaluation, Emerson and Sunbeam Century, November 27, 1942

Item 14. Sentner to Dowling Regarding Chicago Emergency, Conference and Wages, December 1, 1942

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 2, 1942

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Holidays, Decembr 4, 1942

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances, December 7, 1942

Item 18. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 9, 1942

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence

Containers: box 2, folder 17

Item 1. Sentner to A. N. Townsen Regarding Wages and Profits, December 29, 1942

Item 2. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Wages and Staff Members, December 29, 1942

Item 3. Sentner to Townsen Regarding Wages, December 29, 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, December 29, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and New York Conference, December 31, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization, U.S. Cartridge and International Association of Machinists Inter-union Rivalry, December 31, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Dwight Green Regarding Cairo Edison Organization and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, 1942

Item 8. Sentner to J. V. Forestal Regarding Cairo Edison Organization and AFL Inter-union Rivalry, 1942

Item 9. Sentner to Thomas Gaukel Regarding Manpower, African Americans and Women, January 3, 1943

Item 10. Sentner to Edward McDonald Regarding War Manpower Commission, January 3, 1943

Item 11. Sentner to Fowler Harper Regarding War Manpower Commission, January 4, 1943

Item 12. Sentner to Walter Frisbee Regarding Evansville War Manpower Commission, January 22, 1943

Item 13. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Political Action and Wages, January 22, 1943

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Political Action and Wages, January 22, 1943

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding Negotiations and Decca, January 22, 1943

Item 16. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding District 8 Visit, February 2, 1943

Item 17. Sentner to Matles Regarding Cannon Electric Organization, February 3, 1943

Item 18. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, February 3, 1943

Item 19. Sentner to Local 1110 President Regarding Southern Illinois and Indiana, February 8, 1943

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Organization and Staff Members, February 12, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, February 12 - March 5, 1943

Containers: box 2, folder 18

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 12, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 12, 1943

Item 3. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, February 12, 1943

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding War Production Board, February 16, 1943

Item 5. Sentner to E. B. Epping Regarding War Production Board and Arkansas, February 16, 1943

Item 6. Sentner to Joe Hood Regarding Staff Members, February 16, 1943

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 16, 1943

Item 8. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding CIO, February 16, 1943

Item 9. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding War Labor Board and United Auto Workers, February 16, 1943

Item 10. Sentner to Emspak Regarding U.S. Cartridge Negotiation, February 16, 1943

Item 11. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, February 17, 1943

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization and White Collar Workers, February 19, 1943

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances and Locals 1102, 1004, and 1108, February 19, 1943

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 22, 1943

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, February 22, 1943

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 22, 1943

Item 17. Sentner to Matles Regarding War Production Board, February 27, 1943

Item 18. Sentner to Stella Abrams Regarding Address, March 5, 1943

Item 19. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding War Labor Board and CIO Conference, March 5, 1943

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Finances and U.S. Cartridge Organization, March 5, 1943

Item 21. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 5, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, March 16 - May 18, 1943

Containers: box 2, folder 19

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Bechler Steel Products Organization, March 16, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Servel Organization, April 4, 1943

Item 3. Sentner to William McClellan Regarding St. Louis Post War Planning, April 16, 1943

Item 4. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding War Labor Board and Political Action, April 12, 1943

Item 5. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Servel Organization, April 15, 1943

Item 6. Sentner to Neil Brant Regarding Wages and Political Action, April 28, 1943

Item 7. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding UE News, April 28, 1943

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding American Arbitration Association, April 28, 1943

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding GE Contracts and Wages, April 29, 1943

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding U.S. Cartridge Organization, May 4, 1943

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak Regarding CIO, May 3, 1943

Item 12. Sentner to John Brophy Regarding War Labor Board and Wages, May 10, 1943

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Kansas City Organization, May 10, 1943

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding United Auto Workers, May 12, 1943

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization, May 17, 1943

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Finances, May 18, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, June 9 - July 30, 1943

Containers: box 2, folder 20

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 9, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Disbanding and Local 820, June 10, 1943

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Lukas Harold Organization, June 18, 1943

Item 4. Sentner to E. F. Stevens Regarding Negotiations, Decca Records and War Labor Board, June 24, 1943

Item 5. Sentner to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, June 24, 1943

Item 6. Sentner to Neil Brant Regarding War Labor Board, July 1, 1943

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Lukas Harold Organization, undated

Item 8. Sentner to Ernest DeMaio Regarding Staff Members, July 2, 1943

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Contracts and Westinghouse, July 2, 1943

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 6, 1943

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 7, 1943

Item 12. Sentner to Russ Nixon Regarding War Manpower Commission, July 7, 1943

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 1104 Per Capita, July 7, 1943

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 21, 1943

Item 15. Sentner to Sidney Hillman Regarding Congress of Industrial Organizations Political Action Committee and Political Action, July 14, 1943

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Contracts and Westinghouse Maytag, July 14, 1943

Item 17. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding CIO, July 14, 1943

Item 18. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 15, 1943

Item 19. Sentner to Matles Regarding Indianapolis CIO, July 15, 1943

Item 20-21. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 27, 1943

Item 22. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, July 30, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, August 2 - October 13, 1943

Containers: box 2, folder 21

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding CIO and Political Action, August 2, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 9, 1943

Item 3. Sentner to Thomas Quinn Regarding Productivity, August 16, 1943

Item 4. Sentner to Russ Nixon Regarding Inflation and Political Action, August 19, 1943

Item 5. Sentner to Nixon Regarding War Labor Board and Political Action, August 20, 1943

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding UE Convention, August 23, 1943

Item 7. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding CIO and Political Action Committee, August 28, 1943

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 3, 1943

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Texas Organization, September 6, 1943

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Western Electric Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, September 7, 1943

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding War Labor Board, Western Electric, Dues, Check-off and Wages, September 7, 1943

Item 12. Sentner to Lou Kimmel Regarding Wendall Wilke, September 22, 1943

Item 13. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Mailing List, October 2, 1943

Item 14. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Contracts, October 8, 1943

Item 15. Sentner to John Nordman Regarding Staff Members, October 8, 1943

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances and Staff Members, October 9, 1943

Item 17. Sentner to Otto Maschaff Regarding Staff Members and Local 825, October 9, 1943

Item 18. Sentner to David Scribner Regarding Staff Members, October 9, 1943

Item 19. Sentner to Martin Hourihan Regarding Staff Members, October 11, 1943

Item 20. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances, October 12, 1943

Item 21. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding CIO PAC, October 12, 1943

Item 22. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, October 13, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, October 19 - November 30, 1943

Containers: box 2, folder 22

Item 1. Sentner to A. F. Kojetinsky Regarding War Labor Board and United Steelworkers of America Inter-union Rivalry, October 19, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Ray Klausner Regarding Local 1009 Organization, October 19, 1943

Item 3. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, October 19, 1943

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Officers and District 8, October 19, 1943

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Chicago Political Action Committee Conference, October 19, 1943

Item 6. Sentner to David Scribner Regarding Evansville Huntington Organization, October 19, 1943

Item 7. Sentner to Sidney Hillman Regarding CIO Political Action Committee, October 19, 1943

Item 8. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding CIO, October 19, 1943

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Sangamo Meter Organization and USWA Inter-union Rivalry, October 20, 1943

Item 10. Sentner to John Dougherty Regarding Sangamo Meter Organization and USWA Inter-union Rivalry, October 20, 1943

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Meeting; Organization; Inter-union Rivalry; Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers and USWA; CIO PAC; and American Soviet Friendship Conference, October 26, 1943

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding USWA, October 26, 1943

Item 13. Sentner to Jack Tanner Regarding WWII Engineering Union of England, October 26, 1943

Item 14. Sentner to All District 8 Locals Regarding Engineering Union of England, USSR and Confederation of Latin American Workers, October 27, 1943

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, November 15, 1943

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, November 30, 1943

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, December 1, 1943 - February 15, 1944

Containers: box 2, folder 23

Item 1. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Conscriptions, December 1, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding General Executive Board and Ladies Auxiliary, December 3, 1943

Item 3. Sentner to All Union Secretaries Regarding Finances, December 4, 1943

Item 4. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Constitution, Local 803 and Local 813, December 21, 1943

Item 5. Sentner to David Scribner Regarding Convention Proceedings, December 28, 1943

Item 6-7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, December 28, 1943

Item 8. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Bendix and Singer Organization, December 31, 1943

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Kansas City Organization, December 31, 1943

Item 10. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit with Schedule, January 4, 1944

Item 11. Sentner to Ernest DeMaio Regarding Staff Members, January 10, 1944

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding California, January 17, 1944

Item 13. Sentner to Martin Hourihan Regarding California Trip, January 17, 1944

Item 14. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Military Personnel, January 20, 1944

Item 15. Sentner to Ed Matthews Regarding Westinghouse and Incentive Pay, January 21, 1944

Item 16. Sentner to Ed Warren Regarding War Labor Board, February 7, 1944

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding California and Staff Members, February 7, 1944

Item 18. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances and Local 1421, February 7, 1944

Item 19. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Universal Equipment Organization and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, February 15, 1944

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, February 17 - April 7, 1944

Containers: box 2, folder 24

Item 1. Sentner to Morris Muster Regarding Atlas Truck and United Furniture Workers, February 17, 1944

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Dues and Check-off, February 17, 1944

Item 3. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, February 17, 1944

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding War Manpower Commission, February 19, 1944

Item 5. Sentner to John Gojack Regarding St. Joe Visit, February 21, 1944

Item 6. Sentner to Victor Decavitch Regarding Cleveland Visit, February 21, 1944

Item 7. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Post War Planning, February 21, 1944

Item 8. Sentner to Russ Nixon Regarding Fascism and Unemployment, February 21, 1944

Item 9. Sentner to Tom Wright Regarding UE News and Radio Conference, March 3, 1944

Item 10. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, March 8, 1944

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members and Local 1104 Per Capita, March 8, 1944

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, March 8, 1944

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Supplies, March 28, 1944

Item 14. Sentner to Emspak Regarding UE Constitution, March 29, 1944

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Evansville Organization, March 29, 1944

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, March 30, 1944

Item 17. Sentner to Gus Townsen Regarding Military Severence Pay, March 31, 1944

Item 18. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances and Local 1421, April 3, 1944

Item 19. Sentner to Carl Brant Regarding Finances and Local 1421, April 3, 1944

Item 20. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances and Staff Members, April 3, 1944

Item 21. Sentner to David Scribner Regarding Staff Members, April 5, 1944

Item 22. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding United Motors Service Organization and United Auto Workers, April 7, 1944

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, April 17 - June 30, 1944

Containers: box 2, folder 25

Item 1. Sentner to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, April 17, 1944

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Financial Report, April 17, 1944

Item 3. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding United Auto Workers and United Motor Organization, April 18, 1944

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding California Organization, April 24, 1944

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Western Electric Organization with Letter to Louis Majors, May 1, 1944

Item 6. Sentner to Harry Truman Regarding U.S. Cartridge and Unemployment with Layoff Memo, May 29, 1944

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Servel Organization, June 2, 1944

Item 8. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members and Finances, June 2, 1944

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Servel Organization and Finances, June 19, 1944

Item 10. Sentner to Carl Brant Regarding Staff Members, June 22, 1944

Item 11. Sentner to Ben Allen Regarding Political Action, June 22, 1944

Item 12. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Local 1102 and Politcal Action, June 22, 1944

Item 13-14. Sentner to Brant Regarding Staff Members, June 26, 1944

Item 15. Sentner to Jack Montgomery Regarding General Executive Board and UE Convention, June 26, 1944

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding GEB and UE Convention, June 28, 1944

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, June 28, 1944

Item 18. Sentner to Edward Matthews Regarding Westinghouse Contract, June 30, 1944

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, July 3 - August 30, 1944

Containers: box 2, folder 26

Item 1. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Members, July 3, 1944

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Chicago, July 5, 1944

Item 3. Sentner to James Matles Regarding War Labor Board and U.S. Cartridge, July 8, 1944

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Radio Parts Industry, July 11, 1944

Item 5. Sentner to Al Hartwell Regarding Political Action, July 13, 1944

Item 6. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Women's School, July 13, 1944

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Reconversion and Wages, July 17, 1944

Item 8. Sentner to Harry Truman Regarding UE Convention and Political Action, July 24, 1944

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Bowling Green Ken Rad Organization and Inter-union Rivalry with United Auto Workers and American Federation of Labor, July 25, 1944

Item 10. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Reconversion and Wages, July 31, 1944

Item 11. Sentner to Forrest Donnel Regarding Kilgore Bill and Reconversion, August 5, 1944

Item 12. Sentner to Truman Regarding Kilgore Bill and Reconversion, August 5, 1944

Item 13. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action and United Steelworkers, August 14, 1944

Item 14. Sentner to Mary Sweat Regarding Indiana and Kentucky Organization, August 14, 1944

Item 15. Sentner to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, August 25, 1944

Item 16. Sentner to Daisy Smith Regarding Local 814, Racism and Factionalism, August 25, 1944

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members and Moline, August 25, 1944

Item 18. Sentner to William McClellan Regarding Reconversion, Unemployment, Women and African Americans, August 30, 1944

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, September 5 - December 20, 1944

Containers: box 2, folder 27

Item 1. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding UE Convention, September 5, 1944

Item 2. Sentner to Ernest DeMaio Regarding Staff Members, September 5, 1944

Item 3. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Emerson, September 6, 1944

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Organization, September 11, 1944

Item 5. Sentner to Robert Patterson Regarding Organization, Servel and War Department, September 14, 1944

Item 6. Sentner to Neil Brant Regarding Servel Organization, September 15, 1944

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Servel Organization and National Labor Relations Board, September 15, 1944

Item 8. Sentner to Ed Matthews Regarding Westinghouse Organization and Inter-union Rivalry, September 18, 1944

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Servel Organization, September 1944

Item 10. Sentner to James Payne Regarding Hoosier Camp, October 3, 1944

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and District 8 Officers, October 16, 1944

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding General Motors Organization and Wichita Falls, October 20, 1944

Item 13. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding CIO Convention and Natural Resources, October 20, 1944

Item 14. Sentner to Emspak Regarding CIO Convention and Natural Resources, October 21, 1944

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Political Action, October 1944

Item 16. Sentner to Ray Klausner Regarding General Executive Board and District 8, October 30, 1944

Item 17. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action, November 9, 1944

Item 18. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Chicago Trip, November 10, 1944

Item 19. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding District Executive Board, November 11, 1944

Item 20. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action Committee, December 1, 1944

Item 21. Sentner to John Gojack Regarding Political Action, December 4, 1944

Item 22. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Organization with Organization Costs, December 20, 1944

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, December 21, 1944 - March 17, 1945

Containers: box 2, folder 28

Item 1. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Members, December 21, 1944

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances, December 26, 1944

Item 3. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances and Local 1102, December 28, 1944

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, January 2, 1945

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Publicity and District Council Meeting with Letter to Local Presidents, January 4, 1945

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, January 5, 1945

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances, January 8, 1945

Item 8. Sentner to Emspak Regarding General Executive Board, Wages and Political Action, January 24, 1945

Item 9. Sentner to Clifford McAvoy Regarding Mississippi Organization, January 24, 1945

Item 10. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Mississippi Organization, January 29, 1945

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Farm Equipment Workers and Inter-union Rivalry with United Auto Workers and United Steelworkers of America, February 3, 1945

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Missouri Valley Authority, February 9, 1945

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members and Mississippi Organization, February 9, 1945

Item 14. Sentner to Frank Cronin Regarding Lincoln Organization, February 9, 1945

Item 15. Sentner to Ernest DeMaio Regarding Mississippi Moline Negotiations, February 13, 1945

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Dallas GE Service Organization, February 17, 1945

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Publicity, February 22, 1945

Item 18. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, February 27, 1945

Item 19. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Finances, February 28, 1945

Item 20. Sentner to James Davin Regarding Political Action and Socialist Party, March 1, 1945

Item 21. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, March 17, 1945

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, March 30 - May 19, 1945

Containers: box 2, folder 29

Item 1. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Servel Organization, South and CIO, Marh 30, 1945

Item 2. Sentner to Martha Hard Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, March 31, 1945

Item 3. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, March 31, 1945

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding War Production Board and Reconversion, March 31, 1945

Item 5. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Emerson, April 2, 1945

Item 6. Sentner to Rex Wheelock Regarding Quad Cities Organization with Shop List, April 2, 1945

Item 7. Sentner to James Payne Regarding Organization and Evansville, April 2, 1945

Item 8. Sentner to Charles Wright Regarding War Production Board and Evansville, April 4, 1945

Item 9. Sentner to L. E. Crandall Regarding Reconversion, April 4, 1945

Item 10. Sentner to David Scribner Regarding East Alton Western Cartridge, African Americans and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, April 10, 1945

Item 11. Sentner to James Carey Regarding Literature, April 11, 1945

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Missouri Valley Authority, April 20, 1945

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding California Visit, May 3, 1945

Item 14. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Kansas City Organization, April 28, 1945

Item 15. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action, May 4, 1945

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, May 8, 1945

Item 17. Sentner to Payne Regarding Organization and Evansville, May 19, 1945

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, May 22 - August 8, 1945

Containers: box 2, folder 30

Item 1. Sentner to John Synder Regarding Reconversion, May 22, 1945

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Emerson, May 22, 1945

Item 3. Sentner to John Becker Regarding Irrigation, May 31, 1945

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding New York Trip, June 12, 1945

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak Regarding GE Organization and United Auto Workers, American Federation of Labor and International Association of Machinists Inter-union Rivalry, June 15, 1945

Item 6. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Indiana and Labor Management Committee, June 15, 1945

Item 7. Sentner to Phillip Murray Regarding Indiana Management Committee, June 15, 1945

Item 8. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Indiana Labor Management Committee, June 15, 1945

Item 9. Sentner to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, June 20, 1945

Item 10. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action and CIO, June 26, 1945

Item 11. Sentner to Theodore Brown Regarding African Americans, Fair Employment Practices Commission and Local 1102, July 2, 1945

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Missouri Valley Authority and CIO, July 9, 1945

Item 13. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Missouri Valley Authority and CIO, July 9, 1945

Item 14. Sentner to Murray Regarding Missouri Valley Authority and CIO, July 12, 1945

Item 15. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Unemployment, July 16, 1945

Item 16. Sentner to William Davis Regarding Unemployment and U.S. Cartridge, July 17, 1945

Item 17. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Missouri Valley Authority and CIO, July 18, 1945

Item 18. Sentner to Murray Regarding Missouri Valley Authority and CIO, July 18, 1945

Item 19. Sentner to Marie Sloss Regarding Staff Members, July 18, 1945

Item 20. Sentner to Ray Lee Regarding Organization, Western Electric Omaha and Lincoln, July 18, 1945

Item 21. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Lincoln Western Electric Organization, July 18, 1945

Item 22. Sentner to Joseph Dermondy Regarding Staff Members and Western Cartridge Organization, August 8, 1945

Item 23. Sentner to Dermondy Regarding Staff Members and Western Cartridge Organization, August 8, 1945

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, August 9 - October 25, 1945

Containers: box 2, folder 31

Item 1. Sentner to Jim Ritchie Regarding Organization, Missouri and Pacific African Americans with Memo, August 9, 1945

Item 2-3. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, August 9, 1945

Item 4. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, Officers and District 8, August 27, 1945

Item 5. Sentner to Harry Block Regarding Factionalism and UE Convention, August 28, 1945

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, August 31, 1945

Item 7. Sentner to Jack Knoll Regarding Political Action, September 20, 1945

Item 8. Sentner to Joe Dermondy Regarding Tell City GE, September 25, 1945

Item 9. Sentner to Stuart Symington Regarding Reconversion, Monopoly and Surplus, September 28, 1945

Item 10. Sentner to Thelma Ostrow Regarding Foreign Policy, September 28, 1945

Item 11. Sentner to Clifford McAvoy Regarding Monopoly, September 28, 1945

Item 12. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and Warehouse Workers, October 11, 1945

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Surplus Property, October 22, 1945

Item 14. Sentner Regarding Factionlism, Officers and District 8, October 23, 1945

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, October 23, 1945

Item 16. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Factionalism, Officers and District 8, October 24, 1945

Item 17. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, October 25, 1945

Item 18. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Factionlism and District 8 Officers, October 1945

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, October 26 - November 15, 1945

Containers: box 2, folder 32

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Kentucky and Indiana GE Organization, October 26, 1945

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Members, October 26, 1945

Item 3. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, October 30, 1945

Item 4. Sentner to C. B. Baldwin Regarding Missouri Valley Authority, November 3, 1945

Item 5. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Missouri Valley Authority, November 3, 1945

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members with Robert Duncan Letter to Sentner, November 5, 1945

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, District 8 Organization and Political Action, November 15, 1945

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, November 19 - December 31, 1945

Containers: box 2, folder 33

Item 1. Sentner to Rex Wheelock Regarding Cedar Rapids Collins Radio Organization, November 19, 1945

Item 2. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 19, 1945

Item 3. Sentner to Ben Henry Regarding Cedar Rapids Collins Organization, November 19, 1945

Item 4. Sentner to J. W. McAfee Regarding Housing, Novembr 20, 1945

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Veterans and Evansville, November 20, 1945

Item 6. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Finances, November 23, 1945

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Lincoln Western Electric Organization, November 29, 1945

Item 8. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Local 825, Decembr 12, 1945

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Organization and Omaha South, December 13, 1945

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Western Electric Organization, December 13, 1945

Item 11. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding CIO and Factionalism, December 17, 1945

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Omaha Organization, December 15, 1945

Item 13. Sentner to Marie Sloss Regarding Lincoln Organization, December 15, 1945

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, January 2 - April 18, 1946

Containers: box 2, folder 34

Item 1. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Missouri Valley Authority, January 2, 1946

Item 2. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 10, 1946

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Ft. Wayne GE Strikes, January 13, 1946

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Ft. Wayne GE Strikes, January 1946

Item 5. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 16, 1946

Item 6. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionliams, January 16, 1946

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Eastern Trip, January 24, 1946

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding International Harvester Organization, Evansville and Inter-union Rivalry with United Auto Workers, American Federation of Labor and Farm Equipment Workers, January 25, 1946

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Local 814, January 25, 1946

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Farm Equipment Workers, Moline, International Harvester and Strikes with Rex Wheelock Letter to Sentner, February 11, 1946

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Local 814, February 11, 1946

Item 12. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding GE, February 11, 1946

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding International Harvester Organization, Evansville, Inter-union Rivalry and UAW, February 18, 1946

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Servel Organization with Organizational Program, February 23, 1946

Item 15. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Strikes, GE, Servel Organization, Negotiations and Sunbeam, March 5, 1946

Item 16. Sentner to David Scribner Regarding Staff Members, March 12, 1946

Item 17. Sentner to Matles Regarding General Motors Contract, March 22, 1946

Item 18. Sentner to Edward Matthews Regarding Strikes and Westinghouse, April 1, 1946

Item 19. Sentner to Carl Brant Regarding California Trip, April 10, 1946

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Supplies, April 14, 1946

Item 21. Sentner to Matles Regarding Evansville Organization and Internationla Association of Machinists Inter-union Rivalry, April 18, 1946

Item 22. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, April 18, 1946

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, April 19 - July 20, 1946

Containers: box 2, folder 35

Item 1. Sentner to All Locals Regarding Westinghouse Strike, April 19, 1946

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding UE News, April 19, 1946

Item 3. Sentner to Joseph Dermondy Regarding California Trip, April 19, 1946

Item 4. Sentner to Clifford McAvoy Regarding Missouri and Political Action, May 28, 1946

Item 5. Sentner to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, May 29, 1946

Item 6. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding General Executive Board, May 29, 1946

Item 7. Sentner to Jack Becker Regarding Political Action, May 31, 1946

Item 8. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Local 1421, June 7, 1946

Item 9. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Local 813 Stewards Conference, June 10, 1946

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Nebraska Organization, June 11, 1946

Item 11. Sentner to Matles Regarding African Americans and Staff Members, June 13, 1946

Item 12. Sentner to Ray Klausner Regarding Supplies, June 26, 1946

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 27, 1946

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Chicano Staff Members, July 2, 1946

Item 15. Sentner to Barish Regarding Finances, July 1946

Item 16. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Local 1421 Convention, July 15, 1946

Item 17. Sentner to John Gojack Regarding Staff Members, July 17, 1946

Item 18. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism and Local 1102, July 20, 1946

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, July 22, 1946 - February 5, 1947

Containers: box 2, folder 36

Item 1. Sentner to Rex Wheelock Regarding Contract, Bernard Leas and Local 814, July 22, 1946

Item 2. Sentner to Charles Wright Regarding Staff Members and Local 813, July 23, 1946

Item 3. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Iowa Organization, August 15, 1946

Item 4. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Urban League, August 22, 1946

Item 5. Sentner to Ernest DeMaio Regarding Staff Members and Evansville, August 27, 1946

Item 6. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism, August 29, 1946

Item 7. Sentner to Revels Clayton Regarding Local St. Louis Organization, September 4, 1946

Item 8. Sentner to Room 800 Regarding Film, September 1946

Item 9. Sentner to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, September 26, 1946

Item 10. Sentner to David Ratner Regarding Staff Finances, October 9, 1946

Item 11. Sentner to Barish Regarding Staff Finances, October 9, 1946

Item 12. Sentner to Ratner Regarding Staff Finances, October 14, 1946

Item 13. Sentner to Matles Regarding Local 813 and Local 814 Staff Members, October 14, 1946

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Norge Organization, October 19, 1946

Item 15. Sentner to Barish Regarding Staff Members, October 22, 1946

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Organization, undated

Item 17. Sentner to Robert Logsdon Regarding Organization, GE, Jackson Inter-union Rivalry and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, November 13, 1946

Item 18. Sentner to Barish Regarding Staff Finances, November 26, 1946

Item 19. Sentner to Matles Regarding Farm Equipment Workers, United Auto Workers and Wages, November 27, 1946

Item 20. Sentner to Ratner Regarding Staff Finances, December 11, 1946

Item 21. Sentner to Matles Regarding Lexington Organization, December 11, 1946

Item 22. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiation and United Steelworkers of America, January 27, 1947

Item 23. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, January 27, 1947

Item 24. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 5, 1947

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, December 22, 1947 - May 21, 1948

Containers: box 2, folder 37

Item 1. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding General Officers Visit, December 22, 1947

Item 2. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Staff Members and Southern Organizating Drive, December 31, 1947

Item 3. Sentner to Bill Kahn Regarding Negotiation and District 8 Locals, January 12, 1948

Item 4. Sentner to Owen Smith Regarding Staff Finances, January 12, 1948

Item 5. Sentner to John Weltis Regarding Missouri Valley Authority, January 19, 1948

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak Regarding General Officers Visit, January 21, 1948

Item 7. Sentner to Matles Regarding Guards Organization, January 29, 1948

Item 8. Sentner to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, February 9, 1948

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Staff Members, February 16, 1948

Item 10. Sentner to Matles Regarding Local 805, February 16, 1948

Item 11. Sentner to Edward Matthews Regarding White Collar Workers and Wagner Electric, February 24, 1948

Item 12. Sentner to Matles Regarding Negotiations, Sperry and B & L Electric, February 24, 1948

Item 13. Sentner to John Gojack Regarding Negotiations and Sperry, February 27, 1948

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry and Evansville, February 1948

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding Local 805 and Finances, February 27, 1948

Item 16. Sentner to Matles Regarding Political Action and Bucyrus Erie United Steelworkers of America, March 1948

Item 17. Sentner to George Guernsey Regarding CIO and Wages, April 5, 1948

Item 18. Sentner to Barish Regarding Staff Members, April 5, 1948

Item 19. Sentner to Edward Matthews Regarding Federation of Westinghouse Salaried Employees, Wages and White Collar Workers, May 3, 1948

Item 20. Sentner to Elizabeth Moore Regarding Mid-West GE Conference, May 3, 1948

Item 21. Sentner to Phillip Murray Regarding Strike, Seeger Refrigerator, Inter-union Rivalry and CIO, May 20, 1948

Item 22. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism and Local 1102 Strike, May 20, 1948

Item 23. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 825 and Finances, May 21, 1948

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, June 2 - October 21, 1948

Containers: box 2, folder 38

Item 1. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Wagner Electric, June 2, 1948

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, June 2, 1948

Item 3. Sentner to Matles Regarding Finances, June 18, 1948

Item 4. Sentner to Matles Regarding Local 813 Membership, June 18, 1948

Item 5. Sentner to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, June 18, 1948

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Local 825 and Finances, June 18, 1948

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Constitution and District 8 Locals, June 30, 1948

Item 8. Sentner to David Ratner Regarding Finances, July 6, 1948

Item 9. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Negotiation and Evansville, July 1948

Item 10. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action, July 19, 1948

Item 11. Sentner to Russ Nixon Regarding Political Action, July 26, 1948

Item 12. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action, July 26, 1948

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Strike and Local 813 Bucyrus Erie, July 31, 1948

Item 14. Sentner to Matles Regarding Westinghouse Organization and Little Rock, August 1, 1948

Item 15. Sentner to Matles Regarding Local 805 Finances, August 23, 1948

Item 16. Sentner to Joseph Pulitzer Regarding Red-bating and Evansville, September 21, 1948

Item 17. Sentner to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism and Local 1102, September 28, 1948

Item 18. Sentner to Matles Regarding Officers, District 8 Organization and Negotiation, October 7, 1948

Item 19. Sentner to E. H. Farr Regarding Emerson Electric Dismissals, October 5, 1948

Item 20. Sentner to Matles Regarding Factionalism and District 8 Officers, October 21, 1948

District 8 William Sentner Outgoing Correspondence, July 21, 1948 - March 26, 1954

Containers: box 2, folder 39

Item 1. Sentner to Arthur Gaeth Regarding Gaeth Tour and Unemployment, July 21, 1948

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism and District 8 Officers, 1949

Item 3. Sentner to Joseph Pogue Regarding Factionlism and District 8 Officers, October 24, 1949

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and District 8 Officers, October 24, 1949

Item 5. Sentner to Frederick Marrero Regarding Finances and Local 236, December 9, 1949

Item 6. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Local 236F and Inter-union Rivalry, January 25, 1950

Item 7. Sentner to David Ratner Regarding Local 235F and Inter-union Rivalry, February 2, 1950

Item 8. Sentner to Matles Regarding Local 235F and Inter-union Rivalry, February 24, 1950

Item 9. Sentner to Matles Regarding Finances, May 22, 1950

Item 10. Sentner to Ratner Regarding Finances, May 22, 1950

Item 11. Sentner to D. R. Regarding Emerson Organization, March 26, 1954

District 8 Don Harris Incoming Correspondence, December 1, 1950 - October 21, 1954

Containers: box 2, folder 40

Item 1. Janet Barish Regarding Finances, January 28, 1952

Item 2. Barish Regarding Finances, November 14, 1952

Item 3. Barish Regarding Finances, January 22, 1954

Item 4. Barish Regarding Finances, April 14, 1954

Item 5. Barish Regarding Finances, July 16, 1954

Item 6. Barish Regarding Unemployment Compensation, October 21, 1954

Item 7. Bill Cahn Regarding Fraud Article, June 21, 1951

Item 8. Jack Dolponte Regarding Strike Support, May 3, 1951

Item 9. Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, December 1, 1950

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Amendments to Constitution, January 10, 1951

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Membership, January 15, 1951

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances, February 21, 1951

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Finances of Sentner's Case, February 21, 1951

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances, February 21, 1951

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Finances, February 23, 1951

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Organizational Matters, February 26, 1951

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Union Delegation to Washington, D.C., March 12, 1951

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 23, 1951

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Organization, March 27, 1951

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Sale of Publication, April 23, 1951

Item 21. Emspak Regarding IRS Forms, April 24, 1951

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Information Request, May 4, 1951

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Delegation to Washington, D.C., May 16, 1951

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Local Bonding, May 28, 1951

Item 25. Emspak Regarding Suspension Notice, August 3, 1951

District 8 Don Harris Incoming Correspondence, October 12, 1951 - April 6, 1954

Containers: box 2, folder 41

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Travel Plans, October 12, 1951

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Wages, October 26, 1951

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, November 23, 1951

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances, December 6, 1951

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 6, 1952

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 26, 1952

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Publications, May 16, 1952

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Strike Vote, July 8, 1952

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances, September 22, 1952

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Strike Support, September 24, 1952

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances, October 6, 1952

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Officers Lists, January 22, 1953

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 27, 1953

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Amalgamation of Locals, April 2, 1953

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 23, 1953

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Suspension, November 18, 1953

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Meeting, January 6, 1954

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Finances, January 11, 1954

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Meeting, January 13, 1954

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Meeting, January 19, 1954

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Finances, January 20, 1954

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Bonding, February 17, 1954

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Financial Report, February 24, 1954

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 25, 1954

Item 25. Emspak Regarding Finances, April 6, 1954

District 8 Don Harris Incoming Correspondence, August 26, 1951 - December 13, 1955

Containers: box 2, folder 42

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Committee Meetings, August 20, 1954

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Finances, November 4, 1954

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Union Publication, December 13, 1954

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances, February 10, 1955

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances, May 18, 1955

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances, September 27, 1955

Item 7. Gerald Fisher Letter, August 26, 1951

Item 8. Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Convention, January 25, 1952

Item 9. Fitzgerald Regarding Strike, May 2, 1952

Item 10. Fitzgerald Regarding Strike, October 21, 1952

Item 11. Fitzgerald Regarding Meeting, March 6, 1953

Item 12. Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, March 20, 1953

Item 13. Fitzgerald Regarding Meeting, May 21, 1953

Item 14. Fitzgerald Regarding Meeting, March 25, 1954

Item 15. Fitzgerald Regarding Strike, October 2, 1955

Item 16. Fitzgerald Regarding Strike, October 21, 1955

Item 17. Fitzgerald Regarding Termination of Appointment, December 13, 1955

Item 18. Gust Gustagson Regarding Bill For Legal Service, June 19, 1951

Item 19. Ray Klausner Regarding Finances, November 17, 1951

Item 20. James Matles Regarding Circular, March 6, 1950

District 8 Don Harris Incoming Correspondence, November 2, 1950 - August 30, 1951

Containers: box 2, folder 43

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Organization, November 2, 1950

Item 2. Matles Regarding International Harvester Settlement, November 10, 1950

Item 3. Matles Regarding Recruitment, November 10, 1950

Item 4. Matles Regarding Leave of Absence, December 8, 1950

Item 5. Matles Regarding Organization, December 26, 1950

Item 6. Matles Regarding Staff Transfer, January 2, 1951

Item 7. Matles Regarding Meeting, January 2, 1951

Item 8. Matles Regarding Meeting, January 9, 1951

Item 9. Matles Regarding Wages, February 1, 1951

Item 10. Matles Regarding Bills, February 27, 1951

Item 11. Matles Regarding Wages, March 6, 1951

Item 12. Matles Regarding Campaign Expenses, March 10, 1951

Item 13. Matles Regarding Election, September 30, 1951

Item 14. Matles Regarding John Deere Budget, May 4, 1951

Item 15. Matles Regarding Meeting, May 7, 1951

Item 16. Matles Regarding Finances, May 9, 1951

Item 17. Matles Regarding Job Description, May 31, 1951

Item 18. Matles Regarding East Moline Settlement, July 3, 1951

Item 19. Matles Regarding Conference of National Labor Relations Board, July 3, 1951

Item 20. Matles Regarding Quest for Negro Organization, July 20, 1951

Item 21. Matles Regarding Taft-Hartley Hearings, July 23, 1951

Item 22. Matles Regarding Staff Movement, August 1, 1951

Item 23. Matles Regarding Staff Movement, August 6, 1951

Item 24. Matles Regarding Staff Movement, August 23, 1951

Item 25. Matles Regarding Finances, August 30, 1951

Item 26. Matles Regarding Travel Plans, August 30, 1951

District 8 Don Harris Incoming Correspondence, October 11, 1951 - May 16, 1952

Containers: box 2, folder 44

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Meal Allowance, October 11, 1951

Item 2. Matles Regarding Travel Allowance, October 26, 1951

Item 3-5. Matles Regarding Finances, October 26, 1951

Item 6. Matles Regarding Subsidy, November 15, 1951

Item 7. Matles Regarding Leave of Absence, November 15, 1951

Item 8. Matles Regarding Travel, November 21, 1951

Item 9. Matles Regarding Finances, December 4, 1951

Item 10. Matles Regarding Meeting, December 4, 1951

Item 11. Matles Regarding Contract, January 10, 1952

Item 12. Matles Regarding Hobbies and Expenses, Janaury 10, 1952

Item 13. Matles Regarding Organization, Janaury 29, 1952

Item 14. Matles Regarding Correspondence, February 19, 1952

Item 15. Matles Regarding Travel Plans, February 27, 1952

Item 16. Matles Regarding Strike Support, March 28, 1952

Item 17. Matles Regarding Subsidy, April 10, 1952

Item 18. Matles Regarding Organization, April 21, 1952

Item 19. Matles Regarding Payment of Subsidy, April 27, 1952

Item 20. Matles Regarding Grievances, April 30, 1952

Item 21. Matles Regarding Strike Support, May 5, 1952

Item 22. Matles Regarding Staff Movement, May 5, 1952

Item 23. Matles Regarding Finances, May 7, 1952

Item 24. Matles Regarding Expenses, May 7, 1952

Item 25. Matles Regarding Finances, May 14, 1952

Item 26. Matles Regarding Finances, May 16, 1952

District 8 Don Harris Incoming Correspondence, June 2 - December 29, 1952

Containers: box 2, folder 45

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Finances, June 2, 1952

Item 2. Matles Regarding Expenses, June 6, 1952

Item 3. Matles Regarding Finances, June 2, 1952

Item 4. Matles Regarding Publications, June 13, 1952

Item 5. Matles Regarding Sick Leave, June 24, 1952

Item 6. Matles Regarding Expenses, June 26, 1952

Item 7. Matles Regarding Finances, July 2, 1952

Item 8. Matles Regarding Travel Plans, July 10, 1952

Item 9. Matles Regarding Travel Expenses, July 10, 1952

Item 10-11. Matles Regarding Finances, July 11, 1952

Item 12. Matles Regarding Telegram, July 22, 1952

Item 13. Matles Regarding Payment of Subsidy, August 27, 1952

Item 14. Matles Regarding Organization, September 5, 1952

Item 15. Matles Regarding Staff Movement, October 17, 1952

Item 16. Matles Regarding Taft-Hartley Decision, October 21, 1952

Item 17. Matles Regarding Finances, November 6, 1952

Item 18. Matles Regarding Finances, November 18, 1952

Item 19. Matles Regarding Finances, December 2, 1952

Item 20-21. Matles Regarding Finances, December 16, 1952

Item 22. Matles Regarding Strike Fund, December 19, 1952

Item 23-24. Matles Regarding Strike Bill, December 22, 1952

Item 25. Matles Regarding Finances, December 29, 1952

District 8 Don Harris Incoming Correspondence, February 17, 1953 - May 17, 1955

Containers: box 2, folder 46

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Oliver Corporation v. UE, February 17, 1953

Item 2. Matles Regarding Settlement, March 4, 1953

Item 3. Matles Regarding Allis-Chalmers Negotiation, April 3, 1953

Item 4. Matles Regarding Oliver Contract, July 3, 1952

Item 5. Matles Regarding Finances, February 4, 1954

Item 6. Matles Regarding Organization, April 30, 1954

Item 7. Matles Regarding East Moline Decision, May 10, 1954

Item 8. Matles Regarding Sick Leave, July 12, 1954

Item 9. Matles Regarding Meeting, March 10, 1955

Item 10. Matles Regarding Finances, March 31, 1955

Item 11. Matles Regarding Finances, March 22, 1955

Item 12. Matles Regarding Finances, March 29, 1955

Item 13. Matles Regarding Finances, March 31, 1955

Item 14. Matles Regarding Local 115F, May 17, 1955

District 8 Don Harris Incoming Correspondence, December 18, 1950 - October 17, 1955

Containers: box 2, folder 47

Item 1. Basil Pollib Regarding Elections, October 17, 1955

Item 2. David Ratner Regarding Strike, December 18, 1950

Item 3. Ratner Regarding Vouchers, June 7, 1951

Item 4. Ratner Regarding Bills, July 2, 1951

Item 5. Ratner Regarding Expenses, July 2, 1951

Item 6. Ratner Regarding Office Equipment, January 22, 1952

Item 7. Ratner Regarding Office Equipment, February 5, 1952

Item 8. Ratner Regarding Moline Finances, February 29, 1952

Item 9. Ratner Regarding Publication, March 19, 1953

Item 10. Ratner Regarding Attorneys Bill, April 6, 1953

Item 11. David Scribner Regarding Oliver Case, August 10, 1951

Item 12. Scribner Regarding Oliver Case, August 18, 1951

Item 13. Scribner Regarding Wage Settlement, May 2, 1952

Item 14. Scribner Regarding Oliver Case, July 17, 1954

Item 15. Scribner Regarding Contract, September 3, 1954

Item 16. D. L. Semiller Regarding Correspondence, January 2, 1955

Item 17. J. W. Simmons Regarding Bengang Agent, January 22, 1955

Item 18. John C. Witter Regarding Meeting, February 2, 1953

Item 19. Letter Regarding Return from Army, October 26, 1945

Item 20. Letter Regarding Information, June 18, 1951

Item 21. Letter Regarding Information, June 21, 1951

Item 22. Letter Regarding Information, October 31, 1952

Item 23. Letter Regarding Hospitalization, May 5, 1952

Item 24. Letter Regarding Strike Action, June 20, 1952

Item 25. Letter Regarding Correspondence, January 5, 1953

Item 26. Letter Regarding Constitution, January 15, 1955

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, October 22, 1945 - February 15, 1951

Containers: box 2, folder 48

Item 1. Financial Statement Regarding Discharge from Army, October 22, 1945

Item 2. Harris to Julius Emspak, October 31, 1950

Item 3. Harris to Emspak Regarding Vacation and Pay, November 3, 1950

Item 4. Harris to Emspak Regarding Annual Membership Card and Bonus, November 15, 1950

Item 5. Harris to Emspak Regarding Payment and Wayne Smith, November 15, 1950

Item 6. Harris to James Matles Regarding Organization, December 29, 1950

Item 7. Harris to Emmer Meagher Regarding Lost Records, December 5, 1950

Item 8. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Organization, December 5, 1950

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding Meeting, January 4, 1951

Item 10. Harris to Matles Regarding Meeting and Strike Pay, January 5, 1951

Item 11. Harris to Emspak Regarding Publications, January 5, 1951

Item 12. Harris to Matles Regarding Meeting, January 8, 1951

Item 13. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Finances, January 9, 1951

Item 14. Harris to Emspak Regarding Finances, January 9, 1951

Item 15. Harris to Matles Regarding Strike Report, January 17, 1951

Item 16. Harris to Elois Swan Regarding Organization, January 17, 1951

Item 17. Harris to Emspak Regarding Organization, January 30, 1951

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding Information, January 30, 1951

Item 19. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding National Wage Conference, January 30, 1951

Item 20. Harris to Emspak Regarding Attorney Fees, February 14, 1951

Item 21. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Finances, February 14, 1951

Item 22. Harris to Emspak Regarding List of Affairs, February 15, 1951

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, February 20 - April 23, 1951

Containers: box 2, folder 49

Item 1. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Loan, February 20, 1951

Item 2-4. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Meeting, February 20, 1951

Item 5. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Newsweek Article, February 20, 1951

Item 6. Harris to James Matles Regarding Bills, February 20, 1951

Item 7. Harris to Emspak Regarding Publications, February 21, 1951

Item 8. Harris to Emspak Regarding Membership, February 21, 1951

Item 9. Harris to Beaton-Dickinson Corporation Regarding Contract, March 9, 1951

Item 10. Harris to Emspak Regarding Release from Jail, March 8, 1951

Item 11. Harris to Morris Lerir Regarding Check from Moline Case, March 8, 1951

Item 12. Harris to Joseph Dermondy Regarding GE Contract, March 9, 1951

Item 13. Harris to Rex Wheelock Regarding Organization, March 9, 1951

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Information, March 9, 1951

Item 15. Harris to Emspak Regarding Mailing List, March 18, 1951

Item 16. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Travel Expenses, March 18, 1951

Item 17. Harris to Maurice Tong Regarding Pay Raise, March 23, 1951

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding Pay Raise, March 23, 1951

Item 19. Harris to Emspak, April 4, 1951

Item 20. Harris to Emspak Regarding Election of Carrol Wright, April 5, 1951

Item 21. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Strike Action, Apirl 17, 1951

Item 22. Harris to Matles Regarding Publications, April 17, 1951

Item 23. Harris to Emspak Regarding Organization, April 23, 1951

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, May 1 - July 6, 1951

Containers: box 2, folder 50

Item 1. Harris to James Matles Regarding Meeting, May 1, 1951

Item 2. Harris to Otto Meschoff Regarding Organization, May 2, 1951

Item 3. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Publication, May 2, 1951

Item 4. Harris to Executive Board Regarding Appeal for Strike Support, May 10, 1951

Item 5. Harris to Matles Regarding Meeting, May 10, 1951

Item 6. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, May 10, 1951

Item 7. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, June 5, 1951

Item 8. Harris to Matles Regarding Election, June 5, 1951

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, June 5, 1951

Item 10. Harris to Matles Regarding Votes on Per Capita, June 6, 1951

Item 11. Harris to Frances Keyes Regarding Organization, June 6, 1951

Item 12. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, June 6, 1951

Item 13. Harris to Bill Cahn Regarding Publications, June 19, 1951

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Women's Organizations, June 19, 1951

Item 15. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Information, June 19, 1951

Item 16. Harris to Matles Regarding East Moline Situation, June 26, 1951

Item 17. Harris to Matles Regarding Meeting, June 25, 1951

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding Election, June 28, 1951

Item 19. Harris to Emspak Regarding Strike Support, June 28, 1951

Item 20. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Bills, July 3, 1951

Item 21. Harris to Ratner Regarding Bills, July 6, 1951

Item 22. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, July 6, 1951

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correpsondence, July 9 - August 26, 1951

Containers: box 2, folder 51

Item 1. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Finances, July 9, 1951

Item 2. Harris to James Matles Regarding Legal Fees, July 9, 1951

Item 3. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, July 16, 1951

Item 4-5. Harris to Matles Regarding Clenton Machine Situation, July 17, 1951

Item 6. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, July 18, 1951

Item 7. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, July 23, 1951

Item 8. Harris to Matles Regarding Progress Report, July 23, 1951

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding District Officers, July 31, 1951

Item 10. Harris to Elois Swan Regarding Organization, August 1, 1951

Item 11. Harris to Matles Regarding Clenton Machine, August 1, 1951

Item 12. Harris to Matles Regarding Activities, August 4, 1951

Item 13. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Oliver Corporation, August 8, 1951

Item 14. Harris to David Scribner Regarding Attorney's Fees, August 8, 1951

Item 15. Harris to Matles Regarding Elections, August 9, 1951

Item 16. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Strike Finances, August 20, 1951

Item 17. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, August 20, 1951

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding General Electric Campaign, August 21, 1951

Item 19. Harris to Scribner Regarding Legal Organization, August 22, 1951

Item 20-21. Harris to Matles Regarding Morrison Campaign, August 24, 1951

Item 22. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Annual Convention, August 28, 1951

Item 23. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Information, August 29, 1951

Item 24. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Meal Allowance, August 31, 1951

Item 25. Harris to Emma Meagher Regarding GE Morrison Campaign, September 5, 1951

Item 26. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Fighting Fund, August 24, 1951

Item 27. Harris to Gerald Fisher Regarding Finances, August 26, 1951

Item 28. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, August 26, 1951

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, October 1 - December 17, 1951

Containers: box 2, folder 52

Item 1. Harris to James Matles Regarding Meal Allowance, October 1, 1951

Item 2. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, October 22, 1951

Item 3. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, October 22, 1951

Item 4. Harris to Matles Regarding Ann Glaser Pay Check, November 2, 1951

Item 5-6. Harris to Julius Esmspak Regarding Strike Settlement, November 2, 1951

Item 7. Harris to Matles Regarding GE Morrison Election, November 2, 1951

Item 8. Harris to Matles Regarding Leave of Absence, November 8, 1951

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding Carroll Wright Election, November 9, 1951

Item 10. Harris to Matles Regarding Travel Arrangements, November 19, 1951

Item 11. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, November 27, 1951

Item 12. Harris to Emspak Regarding Mailing List, November 27, 1951

Item 13. Harris to Ray Klausner Regarding Delinquency, December 4, 1951

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Sample Diploma, December 10, 1951

Item 15. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Credential Cards, December 10, 1951

Item 16. Harris to Tom Kelly Regarding Staff Meeting, December 11, 1951

Item 17. Harris to Emspak Regarding Release of Rex Wheelock, December 13, 1951

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding Election Committee, December 17, 1951

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, January 3 - March 21, 1952

Containers: box 2, folder 53

Item 1. Harris to James Matles Regarding International Association of Machinists Situation, January 3, 1952

Item 2-3. Harris to Matles Regarding Rex Wheelock, January 7, 1952

Item 4. Harris to James Payne Regarding Staff Reassignments, January 8, 1952

Item 5. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Convention, January 14, 1952

Item 6. Harris to Matles Regarding Information, January 8, 1952

Item 7-8. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Convention, January 14, 1952

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding Wheelock Transfers, January 14, 1952

Item 10. Harris to Matles Regarding IAM Birtman Agreement, January 14, 1952

Item 11. Harris to Matles Regarding Rex Wheelock, January 14, 1952

Item 12. Harris to Ann Dee Regarding Loan Payment, January 29, 1952

Item 13. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Bills, January 29, 1952

Item 14. Harris to Ray Klausner Regarding Finances, January 29, 1952

Item 15. Harris to Janet Barish Regarding Dues Payment and Mailing List, January 29, 1952

Item 16-17. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, January 30, 1952

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding Staff Assignments, January 30, 1952

Item 19. Harris to Barish Regarding Withheld Check, January 31, 1952

Item 20. Harris to Ratner Regarding Review of Printer's Bill, February 20, 1952

Item 21. Harris to Ratner Regarding Office Supplies, February 12, 1952

Item 22. Harris to Matles Regarding Meeting Places, February 25, 1952

Item 23. Harris to Matles Regarding Mailing List, March 10, 1952

Item 24. Harris to Klausner Regarding Correspondence, March 18, 1952

Item 25. Harris to Gerald Fields Regarding Report, March 18, 1952

Item 26. Harris to Otto Maschoff Regarding Organization, March 19, 1952

Item 27. Harris to Tom Kelly Regarding Publications, March 21, 1952

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, April 8 - June 28, 1952

Containers: box 2, folder 54

Item 1-2. Harris to Otto Miller Regarding Organization, April 8, 1952

Item 3. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, April 14, 1952

Item 4. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Finances, April 14, 1952

Item 5. Harris to James Matles Regarding Organization, April 25, 1952

Item 6. Harris to Matles Regarding Subsidy of Local 822, April 26, 1952

Item 7. Harris to Matles Regarding Strike, April 26, 1952

Item 8. Harris to Ratner Regarding Mailing List, May 1, 1952

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding Staff Negotiations, May 1, 1952

Item 10. Harris to Matles Regarding Situation Report, May 1, 1952

Item 11. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, May 1, 1952

Item 12. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, May 5, 1952

Item 13. Harris to Matles Regarding Subsidy for Local 822, May 8, 1952

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Hospitalizations, May 8, 1952

Item 15. Harris to Matles Regarding Vouchers, May 8, 1952

Item 16. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations, May 8, 1952

Item 17. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, May 12, 1952

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, May 22, 1952

Item 19. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Relations, May 23, 1952

Item 20. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, May 23, 1952

Item 21. Harris to John Gojack Regarding Finances, May 29, 1952

Item 22. Harris to Matles Regarding Lost Time, May 29, 1952

Item 23. Harris to Matles Regarding Elections, May 29, 1952

Item 24. Harris to Matles Regarding Elections, June 19, 1952

Item 25. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, June 19, 1952

Item 26. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, June 20, 1952

Item 27. Harris to Matles Regarding Elections, June 20, 1952

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, June 28 - August 20, 1952

Containers: box 2, folder 55

Item 1. Harris to James Matles Regarding Publications, June 25, 1952

Item 2. Harris to Matles Regarding Elections, June 25, 1952

Item 3. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, June 27, 1952

Item 4. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, June 27, 1952

Item 5. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, June 30, 1952

Item 6. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, June 30, 1952

Item 7. Harris to Matles Regarding Steel Strike, July 1, 1952

Item 8. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Strike Vote, July 1, 1952

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding Report on Local 115, July 1, 1952

Item 10. Harris to Matles Regarding Staff Arrangements, July 3, 1952

Item 11. Harris to Matles Regarding Staff Vacations, July 7, 1952

Item 12. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, July 7, 1952

Item 13. Harris to Matles, July 14, 1952

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Publications, July 17, 1952

Item 15. Harris to Matles Regarding International Association of Machinsts Elections, July 21, 1952

Item 16. Harris to Matles Regarding Election Results, July 22, 1952

Item 17 Harris to Matles, July 28, 1952

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding Oliver Negotiations, August 1, 1952

Item 19. Harris to Matles Regarding Staff Movement, August 1, 1952

Item 20. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, August 18, 1952

Item 21. Harris to Matles Regarding Oliver Negotiations, August 18, 1952

Item 22. Harris to Emspak Regarding Finances, August 19, 1952

Item 23. Harris to Emspak Regarding Fighting Fund, August 20, 1952

Item 24. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, August 20, 1952

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, August 21 - November 19, 1952

Containers: box 2, folder 56

Item 1. Harris to James Matles Regarding Strike Action, August 21, 1952

Item 2. Harris to Matles Regarding St. Louis Amendment, August 22, 1952

Item 3. Harris to Matles Regarding Charles City Negotiations, August 28, 1952

Item 4. Harris to Matles Regarding Strike Report, September 2, 1952

Item 5. Harris to Matles Regarding Election Agreement, September 5, 1952

Item 6. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, September 5, 1952

Item 7. Harris to Emspak Regarding William Senter Bail, September 28, 1952

Item 8. Harris to Emspak Regarding National Strike Fund, September 28, 1952

Item 9. Harris to James Price Regarding Finances, October 3, 1952

Item 10. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Finances, October 6, 1952

Item 11. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, October 17, 1952

Item 12. Harris to Dave Ratner Regarding Mailing List, October 18, 1952

Item 13. Harris to Matles Regarding Bills, October 18, 1952

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, November 3, 1952

Item 15. Harris to Matles Regarding Fighting Fund, November 6, 1952

Item 16. Harris to Matles Regarding Newspaper Clippings, November 11, 1952

Item 17. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, November 12, 1952

Item 18. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, November 13, 1952

Item 19. Harris to Charles Hobbie Regarding Strike Situation, November 13, 1952

Item 20. Harris to Robert Logsdon Regarding Strike Sitution, November 13, 1952

Item 21. Harris to Matles Regarding Strike Situation, November 14, 1952

Item 22. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, November 14, 1952

Item 23-24. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, November 19, 1952

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, November 24, 1952 - February 27, 1953

Containers: box 2, folder 57

Item 1. Harris to Janet Barish Regarding Finances, November 24, 1952

Item 2. Harris to James Matles Regarding Finances, November 28, 1952

Item 3. Harris to August VandeVoorde Regarding Strike Welfare Fund, November 28, 1952

Item 4. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, December 7, 1952

Item 5. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Strike Relief, December 5, 1952

Item 6. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, December 8, 1952

Item 7. Harris to Matles Regarding Strike Fund, December 15, 1952

Item 8. Harris to Janet Barish Regarding Travel Expenses, December 15, 1952

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, December 17, 1952

Item 10-12. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, December 19, 1952

Item 13. Harris to Matles Regarding Audit of Local 109, December 19, 1952

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, December 22, 1952

Item 15. Harris to Matles Regarding Finances, December 23, 1952

Item 16. Harris to Matles Regarding Bills, December 29, 1952

Item 17. Harris to Emma Meagher Regarding Information, December 30, 1952

Item 18. Harris to Rachel Klausner Regarding Replacement, January 12, 1953

Item 19. Harris to Emspak Regarding Credential Card, January 13, 1953

Item 20. Harris to Matles Regarding Figthing Fund, January 12, 1953

Item 21. Harris to Emspak Regarding Fighting Fund, Januayr 16, 1953

Item 22. Harris to Klausner Regarding List of Officers, January 16, 1953

Item 23. Harris to Emspak Regarding Suspension Notice, January 16, 1953

Item 24. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Meeting, January 25, 1953

Item 25. Harris to Matles Regarding Oliver Corp., February 18, 1953

Item 26. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Meeting Arrangement, February 27, 1953

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, March 2 - September 9, 1953

Containers: box 2, folder 58

Item 1. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, March 2, 1953

Item 2. Harris to Russ Nixon Regarding Information, March 14, 1953

Item 3. Harris to James Matles Regarding Local 115, March 14, 1953

Item 4-6. Harris to Matles Regarding Loan Application, March 20, 1953

Item 7. Harris to Matles Regarding Funds, March 23, 1953

Item 8. Harris to Matles Regarding Resolutions, March 31, 1953

Item 9. Harris to Lorette Hopke Regarding Publications, April 24, 1953

Item 10. Harris to Florence Criley Regarding Publications, April 24, 1953

Item 11. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Publications, April 28, 1953

Item 12. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Robertson Schnuett Case, April 28, 1953

Item 13. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, May 1, 1953

Item 14. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Executive Board, May 14, 1953

Item 15. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, May 21, 1953

Item 16. Harris to Racheal Klausner Regarding Information, June 17, 1953

Item 17. Harris to Matles Regarding Oliver Plant Officers, June 17, 1953

Item 18. Harris to Charles Sterner Regarding Publications, June 18, 1953

Item 19-20. Harris to Emspak Regarding Finances, June 19, 1953

Item 21. Harris to Matles Regarding Publications, June 19, 1953

Item 22. Harris to Matles Regarding Vacations, June 19, 1953

Item 23-25. Harris Letter to Fitzgerald, August 26, 1953

Item 26. Harris to Emspak Regarding Publications, September 9, 1953

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, October 12, 1953 - June 28, 1954

Containers: box 2, folder 59

Item 1. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Convention, October 13, 1953

Item 2. Harris to John Ingram Regarding Organization, October 27, 1953

Item 3. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Audit, November 13, 1953

Item 4. Harris to Emspak Regarding Meeting, November 13, 1953

Item 5. Harris to President Eisenhower Regarding McCarthyism, November 18, 1953

Item 6. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Information, November 24, 1953

Item 7. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Executive Board Meeting, November 25, 1953

Item 8. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, December 1, 1953

Item 9. Harris to Emma Meagher Regarding Newspaper Clippings, December 7, 1953

Item 10. Harris to Sterling Neal Regarding Farm Labor Relations, December 22, 1953

Item 11-12. Harris to James Matles Regarding Subsidy, December 30, 1953

Item 13. Harris to Emspak Regarding Meeting, December 30, 1953

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Credentials, January 5, 1954

Item 15. Harris to Clyde Ellis Regarding Farm Labor Support, January 14, 1954

Item 16. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Farm Labor Subsidy, January 14, 1954

Item 17. Harris to Emspak Regarding Farm Labor Subsidy, Januayr 14, 1954

Item 18. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Senate Committee, January 15, 1954

Item 19. Harris to Emspak Regarding Stewards Meeting, Januayr 15, 1954

Item 20. Harris to Ratner Regarding Vouchers, Januayr 20, 1954

Item 21. Harris to Emspak Regarding Organization, February 25, 1954

Item 22. Harris to Ernest DeMaio Regarding Meeting, February 19, 1954

Item 23. Harris to Emspak Regarding Officer's Bond, February 25, 1954

Item 24. Harris to John Pelnish Regarding Allis-Chalmer's Meeting, March 11, 1954

Item 25. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, April 29, 1954

Item 26. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, May 5, 1954

Item 27. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, June 28, 1954

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, June 28, 1954 - February 24, 1955

Containers: box 2, folder 60

Item 1. Harris to James Matles Regarding Organization, June 28, 1954

Item 2. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, June 28, 1954

Item 3. Harris to Janet Barish Regarding Finances, July 2, 1954

Item 4. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, July 9, 1954

Item 5. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, July 14, 1954

Item 6. Harris to Matles Regarding Oliver Corporation Finances, August 10, 1954

Item 7. Harris to Matles Regarding Progress Report, August 13, 1954

Item 8. Harris to Barish Regarding Finances, August 30, 1954

Item 9. Harris to Matles Regarding Strike Agreement, September 1, 1954

Item 10. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Meeting, October 4, 1954

Item 11. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Information, October 18, 1954

Item 12. Harris to Matles Regarding Meeting Minutes, October 19, 1954

Item 13. Harris to Emspak Regarding Travel Expenses, November 3, 1954

Item 14. Harris to Matles Regarding Farmell Situation, November 12, 1954

Item 15. Harris to Elis Swa Regarding Organization, December 6, 1954

Item 16. Harris to Emspak Regarding Conference, December 23, 1954

Item 17. Harris to Emspak Regarding Organizational Finances, January 28, 1955

Item 18-19. Harris to Matles Regarding Allis-Chalmers, February 7, 1955

Item 20. Harris to Emspak Regarding Organization, February 24, 1955

Item 21. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, February 24, 1955

Item 22. Harris to Matles Regarding Organization, February 24, 1955

District 8 Don Harris Outgoing Correspondence, March 3 - November 19, 1955

Containers: box 2, folder 61

Item 1. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Stewards Meeting, March 3, 1955

Item 2. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Stewards Meeting, March 3, 1955

Item 3. Harris to James Matles Regarding Stewards Meeting, March 3, 1955

Item 4. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Finances, March 10, 1955

Item 5-7. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Harvester Situation, March 30, 1955

Item 8-9. Harris to Matles Regarding Per Capita, March 30, 1955

Item 10. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, April 9, 1955

Item 11. Harris to David Ratner Regarding Burns, April 14, 1955

Item 12. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Executive Board Meeting, May 4, 1955

Item 13. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Election Results, May 18, 1955

Item 14. Harris to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita Tax, July 8, 1955

Item 15. Harris to Emspak Regarding Meeting, July 20, 1955

Item 16. Harris to Matles Regarding Convention, September 28, 1955

Item 17. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, October 5, 1955

Item 18-20. Harris to Fitzgerald Regarding Organization, October 17, 1955

Item 21. Harris to Emspak Regarding Finances, November 19, 1955

Item 22-23. Harris to Matles Regarding Staff Salary, November 19, 1955

Item 24. Harris to Janet Barish Regarding Finances, Undated

Item 25. Harris to Emspak Regarding Finances, Undated

District 8 Robert Logsden Incoming Correspondence, April 9, 1941, December 28, 1944

Containers: box 2, folder 62

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Mileage Plan, December 28, 1944

Item 2. James Matles Regarding Strike Funds, April 9, 1941

District 8 Robert Logsden Outgoing Correspondence, August 18, 1937 - October 22, 1948

Containers: box 2, folder 63

Item 1. Logsden to James Matles Regarding Agreements, August 18, 1937

Item 2. Logsden to Matles Regarding Organization, September 28, 1937

Item 3. Logsden to Julius Emspak Regarding Election Results, October 12, 1938

Item 4. Logsden to Matles Regarding War Bonds, July 13, 1942

Item 5. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 3, 1943

Item 6. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Organization, October 25, 1943

Item 7. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, October 27, 1943

Item 8. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Organization, January 13, 1944

Item 9. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Field Report, January 14, 1944

Item 10. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Report, February 15, 1944

Item 11. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Report, March 20, 1944

Item 12. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Report, April 24, 1944

Item 13. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Report, June 15, 1944

Item 14. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Report, July 18, 1944

Item 15. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Report, August 17, 1944

Item 16. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Mileage Allowance, September 5, 1944

Item 17. Logsden to National Staff Regarding Elections, October 16, 1944

Item 18. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Report, January 10, 1945

Item 19. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Mileage Report, January 15, 1945

Item 20. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Organization, October 15, 1945

Item 21. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Finances, February 6, 1945

Item 22. Logsden to Matles Regarding Evansville Report, October 16, 1948

Item 23. Logsden to Joseph Pogue Regarding Evansville Report, October 22, 1948

District 8 Robert Logsden Outgoing Correspondence, October 24, 1949 - June 22, 1953

Containers: box 2, folder 64

Item 1. Logsden to Leroy Bartley Regarding Local 808 Charter, October 24, 1949

Item 2. Logsden to James Matles Regarding Rock Falls, February 28, 1950

Item 3. Logsden to Matles Regarding Expenses, March 2, 1950

Item 4. Logsden to Matles Regarding Bills, November 24, 1950

Item 5. Logsden to Julius Emspak Regarding Information, January 8, 1953

Item 6. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Information, January 8, 1953

Item 7. Logsden to Matles Regarding Allis Chalmers, July 11, 1953

Item 8. Logsden to Matles Regarding Allis Chalmers, July 16, 1953

Item 9. Logsden to William Senter Regarding Staff Arrangements, June 22, 1953

District 8 General Incoming Correspondence, 1938 - 1948

Containers: box 2, folder 65

Item 1. Janet Barish Regarding Fringe Benefits, July 14, 1944

Item 2. Barish Regarding Hospital Benefits, November 20, 1944

Item 3-4. Barish Regarding Staff Wages, March 2, 1951

Item 5. Barish Regarding Staff Wages, April 3, 1941

Item 6. Barish Regarding Finances, May 29, 1947

Item 7. Ernest Brawers Regarding Unpaid Bills, June 25, 1951

Item 8. Lewis Berne Regarding Organization, February 10, 1943

Item 9. Ruth Best Regarding Publications, June 4, 1948

Item 10. John Brophy Regarding Information, April 7, 1938

Item 11. Bill Cahn Regarding Publicity, September 9, 1947

Item 12. Cahn Regarding Program, December 13, 1949

Item 13. Grace Cane Regarding Information, October 23, 1941

Item 14. James Carey Regarding Meeting, February 25, 1938

Item 15. Carey Regarding Emerson Strike, March 7, 1938

Item 16. Carey Regarding Letter to President Roosevelt, October 29, 1938

Item 17. Bill Chambers Regarding Hospitilization, July 5, 1944

Item 18. Rose Claiton Regarding Sunnich Affair, December 6, 1943

Item 19-20. John Connolly Regarding Maytag Case, October 18, 1941

Item 21. Victor Decavitch Regarding Meeting, July 3, 1942

Item 22. Clarence DePorter Regarding Rent, January 31, 1950

Item 23. Albert Eberhard Regarding Strike Action, October 28, 1948

Item 24. Dwight Eisenhower Regarding the War Effort, Undated

Item 25. A.P. Eberter Regarding Staff Organization, Undated

District 8 General Incoming Correspondence, December 22, 1936 - October 10, 1941

Containers: box 2, folder 66

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding UE Activities, December 22, 1936

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Constitution, May 24, 1937

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Organization, May 26, 1937

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Organization, May 29, 1937

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Organization, September 30, 1937

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Organization, November 3, 1937

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Maytag Company, February 2, 1938

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Allowance, August 5, 1940

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, September 13, 1940

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Strike Assistance, September 19, 1940

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Per Capita, October 15, 1951

Item 12. Emspak Regarding New Member Applications, October 21, 1940

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Per Capita, October 15, 1940

Item 14-15. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, October 17, 1940

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, October 21, 1940

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Application Cards, October 21, 1940

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Per Capita Application, October 30, 1940

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, Ocotber 31, 1940

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, November 12, 1940

Item 21-23. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, December 10, 1940

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Information, Januayr 13, 1941

Item 25. Emspak Regarding Evansville Organization, April 2, 1941

Item 26. Emspak Regarding Convention, July 13, 1941

Item 27. Emspak Regarding Mrs. Buckley, July 21, 1941

Item 28-29. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, October 4, 1941

Item 30. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, October 10, 1941

District 8 General Incoming Correspondence, October 15, 1943 - November 10, 1953

Containers: box 2, folder 67

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Organization, October 15, 1943

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Staff Salary, November 1, 1943

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Organization, February 9, 1944

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Phone Bill, March 16, 1944

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Expenses, August 21, 1944

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Lost Time, August 27, 1944

Item 7-8. Emspak Regarding Mileage Arrangements, February 2, 1945

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Mileage Expenses, February 2, 1945

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Staff Movement, September 21, 1945

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Expenses, July 10, 1945

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances, August 2, 1945

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Refund, January 31, 1946

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Organization, May 8, 1947

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Refund for Expenses, February 10, 1948

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Evansville Budget, October 5, 1948

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Organization, December 2, 1948

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Organization, March 30, 1949

Item 19. Emspak Regarding Travel Expenses, May 11, 1949

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Organization, September 14, 1949

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Organization, December 22, 1949

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Loan, February 21, 1951

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Salary, October 7, 1952

Item 24-25. Emspak Regarding Friends, September 29, 1953

Item 26. Emspak Regarding Finances, September 29, 1953

Item 27. Emspak Regarding Subsidy Check, November 10, 1953

Item 28. Emspak Regarding Organization, Undated

District 8 General Incoming Correspondence, January 24, 1936 - October 2, 1953

Containers: box 2, folder 68

Item 1. E. P. Epping Regarding Arkansas Organization, January 4, 1943

Item 2. Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Elections, December 10, 1945

Item 3. Fitzgerald Regarding Election, December 10, 1945

Item 4. Fitzgerald Regarding Information, January 9, 1946

Item 5. Fitzgerald Regarding Convention, February 25, 1946

Item 6. Fitzgerald Regarding Dues, April 10, 1947

Item 7. Fitzgerald Regarding Meeting, March 21, 1950

Item 8. Allan Haywood Regarding Memphis Organizaiton, November 1, 1944

Item 9. Ralph Hetzel Regarding Jennie Jones, January 8, 1941

Item 10. Leo Jandreau Regarding Organization, November 30, 1943

Item 11. Jandreau Regarding Organization, December 1, 1943

Item 12. Jandreau Regarding Organizaiton, December 4, 1943

Item 13. Ray Klausner Regarding Quarterly Audits, October 2, 1953

Item 14. John Kamps Regarding Buajrus-Eric Corporation, October 28, 1948

Item 15. Morris Levin Regaridng Attorney Bill, January 9, 1941

Item 16-17. C. Merritt Regarding Sentner Case, January 17, 1941

Item 18. Robert Mason Regarding Report on Strikes, July 24, 1936

District 8 General Incoming Correspondence, April 7, 1939 - January 25, 1954

Containers: box 2, folder 69

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Convention, April 7, 1939

Item 2. Matles Regarding Staff Movement, September 16, 1939

Item 3-4. Matles Regarding Organization, July 22, 1940

Item 5. Matles Regarding Staff Movement, September 12, 1941

Item 6. Matles Regarding Organization, October 31, 1941

Item 7. Matles Regarding Minn-Molin Organization, November 14, 1941

Item 8. Matles Letter, December 31, 1941

Item 9. Matles Regarding Meeting, July 6, 1942

Item 10. Matles Regarding Victor Pasehe, February 19, 1943

Item 11. Matles Regarding Strike Action, January 8, 1946

Item 12. Matles Regarding Organization, April 1, 1946

Item 13. Matles Regarding Publicity, September 26, 1947

Item 14. Matles Regarding Termination of Appointment, September 26, 1947

Item 15. Matles Regarding Wagner Electric Corporation, June 15, 1948

Item 16. Matles Regarding Organization, October 14, 1948

Item 17-18. Matles Regarding Staff Negotiation, January 12, 1949

Item 19. Matles Regarding Finances, November 19, 1949

Item 20. Matles Regarding Finances, June 29, 1950

Item 21. Matles Regarding Travel Allowance, June 30, 1950

Item 22. Matles Regarding Evansville Seeger Corporation, January 10, 1952

Item 23. Matles Regarding Finances, April 21, 1953

Item 24. Matles Regarding Vacation, June 4, 1953

Item 25. Matles Regarding December Per Capita, January 25, 1954

District 8 General Incoming Correspondence, August 14, 1937 - February 17, 1954

Containers: box 2, folder 70

Item 1. Irving Meyers Regarding Outstanding Bill, April 1, 1953

Item 2. Sherly Miller Regarding Printing Bills, July 26, 1950

Item 3. William Mitchell Regarding Organization, December 7, 1937

Item 4. Mitchell Regarding Information, April 13, 1938

Item 5. L. Moffot Regarding Charter, October 12, 1938

Item 6. Russ Nixon Regarding Organization, February 18, 1943

Item 7. Joseph Pogue Regarding Seeger Negotiation, July 2, 1949

Item 8. D.A. Price Regarding Suttle Employment, January 22, 1938

Item 9. David Ratner Regarding Employee Assignments, February 12, 1947

Item 10. Ratner Regarding Finances, June 17, 1947

Item 11. Ratner Regarding Mailing List, July 31, 1950

Item 12. Ratner Regarding Information, January 31, 1952

Item 13. P. W. Reagan Regarding Bills, June 27, 1957

Item 14-15. Reagan Regarding Bills, January 19, 1952

Item 16-17. Phil Reno Regarding Farm and Labor Relations, February 21, 1946

Item 18. Richard Roy Regarding Kimmel's Case, September 30, 1947

Item 19. David Scribner Regarding Oliver Corporation Case, March 1951

Item 20. Bill Senter Regarding Servel Contract, March 19, 1949

Item 21. Mrs. Smith Regarding Negler and Kalterborn Article, May 26, 1942

Item 22. Charles Sallo Regarding UE News, June 16, 1944

Item 23. Stuart Synurgton Regarding Organization, March 16, 1942

Item 24. Maurice Young Regarding Organization, March 16, 1942

Item 25. Unsigned Regarding Organization, August 14, 1937

Item 26. Rex Wheelock Regarding Organization, November 25, 1946

Item 27. U.S.D.A. Unsigned Regarding Unemployment, February 17, 1954

District 8 General Outgoing Correspondence, March 8, 1937 - September 27, 1945

Containers: box 2, folder 71

Item 1. Geo Aase Regarding Organization, March 8, 1937

Item 2. George Alkee Regarding Mailing List, September 3, 1940

Item 3. Alkee Regarding Mailing List, October 2, 1940

Item 4. Chers Anderson Regarding News List, December 23, 1941

Item 5. Anderson Regarding Change of Address, December 26, 1941

Item 6. Robert Arraey Regarding Debt, January 28, 1942

Item 7. Dottie Aukamp Regarding Policies, November 1941

Item 8. Thomas Barry Regarding Publicity, November 17, 1941

Item 9. Jack Becker Regarding Press Release, May 13, 1947

Item 10. Becker Regarding Film the UE, September 5, 1947

Item 11. Sadey Berger Regarding Finances, November 13, 1944

Item 12. Sidney Berger Regarding Bond, September 22, 1948

Item 13. Clarence Burgamen Regarding Donation, December 2, 1944

Item 14. Willard Bliss Regarding Staff Development, December 8, 1942

Item 15. Kim Burm Regarding Information, January 21, 1954

Item 16. John Brogshy Regarding Organization, June 22, 1936

Item 17. John Burns Regarding Organization, March 21, 1947

Item 18. Burns Regarding Organization, September 20, 1948

Item 19. James Carey Regarding Organization, June 24, 1936

Item 20. Carey Regarding Organization, July 30, 1936

Item 21. Carey Regarding Establishment of Local, March 12, 1937

Item 22. William Chambers Regarding Situation Report, April 1, 1944

Item 23. James Clisk Regarding Information, September 27, 1945

District 8 General Outgoing Correspondence, August 2, 1940 - October 30, 1947

Containers: box 2, folder 72

Item 1. James Clisk Regarding Travel Plans, June 5, 1945

Item 2. Clisk Regarding Finances, August 2, 1940

Item 3. Clisk Regarding Organization, September 9, 1940

Item 4. Clisk Regarding Organization, January 2, 1946

Item 5. Rose Clinton Regarding Anti-union Activities, November 29, 1943

Item 6. Clyde Cook Regarding Authorization for Strike, June 2, 1948

Item 7. W.K. Cultkert Regarding Kimmel Affair, April 11, 1947

Item 8. Cultkert Regarding Organization, May 19, 1947

Item 9. Cultkert Regarding Kimmel, July 21, 1947

Item 10. Cultkert Regarding Kimmel Appeal, October 1, 1947

Item 11. Cultkert Regarding Hearing Report, October 3, 1947

Item 12. Cultkert Regarding Circular, October 6, 1947

Item 13. Cultkert Regarding Court Litigation, October 30, 1947

Item 14. Ernest DeMaio Regarding Circular, July 22, 1944

Item 15. DeMaio Regarding Organization, May 8, 1946

Item 16. George Davidson Regarding Resignation, February 16, 1942

Item 17. William Durham Regarding Organization, December 5, 1945

Item 18. Robert Duncan Regarding Organization, February 8, 1946

Item 19. John Duncy Regarding Finances, March 20, 1953

Item 20. Duncy Regarding Finances, March 20, 1953

District 8 General Outgoing Correspondence, July 1938 - June 20, 1952

Containers: box 2, folder 73

Item 1-2. Albert Ekechard Regarding Seeger Legal Fees, February 14, 1950

Item 3. Ekechard Regarding Finances, March 9, 1950

Item 4. Ekechard Regarding Bills, March 14, 1950

Item 5. Ekechard Regarding Meeting, March 16, 1950

Item 6. Ekechard Regarding Convention, August 28, 1950

Item 7. Ekechard Regarding Convention, September 8, 1950

Item 8. Ekechard Regarding Mrs. Sentner, November 6, 1950

Item 9. Ekechard Regarding Arrest of Emspak, November 10, 1950

Item 10. Ekechard Regarding Travel Allowances, October 4, 1951

Item 11. Ekechard Regarding Organization, Undated

Item 12. Hy Fiering Regarding Publicity, July 1938

Item 13. Dorthy Fischer Regarding Finances, January 27, 1951

Item 14. Thomans Flanagan Regarding Employee Rates, May 17, 1948

Item 15. E.J. Floyd Regarding Information, March 31, 1942

Item 16. Kenneth Foreke Regarding Finances, undated

Item 17. Charles Fridy Regarding Organization, March 25, 1946

Item 18. Fridy Regarding Finances, May 9, 1949

Item 19. A. Haranitch Regarding Travel Expenses, January 29, 1947

Item 20. Alice Herdy Regarding Staff Movement, April 23, 1944

Item 21. John Terrell Regarding Information, July 17, 1944

Item 22. Mrs. Jennie Jones Regarding Strikers, December 19, 1940

Item 23. Thomas Kelly Regarding Sick Leave, June 20, 1952

District 8 General Outgoing Correspondence, Januayr 20, 1938 - February 21, 1947

Containers: box 2, folder 74

Item 1. Lou Kimmel Regarding Suspension, February 21, 1947

Item 2. Kimmel Regarding Suspension, March 13, 1947

Item 3. Kimmel Regarding Suspension, March 24, 1947

Item 4. Kimmel Regarding Suspension, April 8, 1947

Item 5. Kimmel Regarding Appeal of Suspension, April 8, 1947

Item 6. Kimmel Regarding Appeal of Suspension, August 4, 1947

Item 7. Kimmel Regarding Kimmel, August 30, 1947

Item 8. Kimmel Regarding Kimmel, September 4, 1947

Item 9. Ray Klausner Regarding Information, September 13, 1945

Item 10. Roy Kodix Regarding Educational Work, November 9, 1937

Item 11-12. Ralph Omdahl Regarding Resolution, March 17, 1942

Item 13. C.A. LaValley Regarding Organization, March 23, 1942

Item 14. John Larrystone Regarding Organization, April 6, 1944

Item 15. Otto Miller Regarding Election, October 27, 1945

Item 16. Phillip Murry Regarding Strike Action, February 2, 1946

Item 17. Otto Maschoff Regarding Minutes, January 20, 1944

Item 18. Robert Maxwell Regarding Change of Address, December 23, 1952

Item 19. P. May Request for Publication, May 20, 1937

Item 20. May Regarding Request for Application, May 22, 1937

Item 21. May Regarding Organization, May 24, 1937

Item 22. May Regarding Officers List, June 16, 1937

Item 23. Robert Mason Regarding Organization, June 17, 1936

Item 24. Richard Mercer Regarding Check, August 17, 1944

Item 25. Gus Patterson Regarding Organization, January 27, 1938

Item 26. Patterson Regarding Organization, January 20, 1938

District 8 General Outgoing Correspondence, September 20, 1937 - March 15, 1953

Containers: box 2, folder 75

Item 1. James Paye Regarding Organization, June 23, 1942

Item 2. Paye Regarding Mileage Plan, January 25, 1945

Item 3. Paye Regarding Organization, June 13, 1943

Item 4. Arthur Petrusch Regarding Negotiations, April 21, 1952

Item 5. Charles Plunkett Regarding Minutes, November 21, 1949

Item 6. Joseph Pogue Regarding Resolution, December 8, 1947

Item 7. Pogue Regarding Kimmel, December 8, 1947

Item 8. Pogue Regarding Officers List, October 28, 1948

Item 9. Pogue Regarding Finances, June 21, 1949

Item 10. Pogue Regarding Organization, June 21, 1949

Item 11. Esther Porternor Regarding Bills, June 4, 1947

Item 12. Porternor Regarding Finances, May 20, 1947

Item 13. Porternor Regarding Information, June 6, 1947

Item 14. Porternor Regarding Insurance, May 20, 1948

Item 15. Clyde Ray Regarding Organization, September 20, 1937

Item 16. Ray Regarding Resolutions, October 29, 1937

Item 17. William Roberts Regarding Resignation, December 14, 1942

Item 18. Sol Rasner Regarding Maternity Benefits, November 18, 1944

Item 19. Richard Riy Regarding Mailing List, February 17, 1940

Item 20. Clara Ryder Regarding Mailing List, October 17, 1940

Item 21. Ryder Regarding Mailing List, September 15, 1941

Item 22. Harry Rynders Regarding Subscriptions, March 15, 1953

Item 23. Bill Sentner Regarding Wagner Electric, July 21, 1948

District 8 General Outgoing Correspondence, March 11, 1937 - July 13, 1953

Containers: box 2, folder 76

Item 1. Mrs. Schmidt Regarding Letter to Mrs. Roosevelt, October 19, 1938

Item 2. Annette Schwartz Regarding Finances, April 6, 1944

Item 3. Schwartz Regarding Finances, November 1, 1944

Item 4. Owen Smith Regarding Organization, February 28, 1942

Item 5. Wayne Smith Regarding Severance Pay, June 27, 1950

Item 6. W. Smith Regarding Union, November 18, 1949

Item 7. Emmerson Sonnycalls Regarding Organization, July 13, 1953

Item 8. E.J. Stuebinger Regarding Finances, June 9, 1941

Item 9. Roberson Stevans Regarding Organization, July 13, 1953

Item 10. Uris Swan Regarding Army Discharge, 1945

Item 11. John Thomas Regarding Leave, January 12, 1946

Item 12. S.M. Votts Regarding Information, Marhc 11, 1937

Item 13. Louis Wagner Regarding Minutes, December 18, 1944

Item 14. Wagner Regarding Elections, November 23, 1945

Item 15. Wagner Regarding Organization, January 30, 1946

Item 16. Wagner Regarding Meeting, February 7, 1946

Item 17. John Watkins Regarding Unpaid Bills, March 9, 1950

Item 18. Watkins Regarding Unpaid Bills, August 27, 1950

Item 19. C. White Regarding Organization, August 19, 1937

Item 20. White Regarding Stationary, September 17, 1937

District 8 General Outgoing Correspondence, August 3, 1937 - January 8, 1954

Containers: box 2, folder 77

Item 1. Charles Wright Regarding Travel Expenses, February 4, 1948

Item 2. Charles Wright Regarding Vouchers, March 15, 1948

Item 3. Charles Wright Regarding Newspaper Clippings, September 11, 1948

Item 4. Carroll Wright Regarding Contributions, October 8, 1952

Item 5. Carroll Wright Regarding Contributions, October 17, 1952

Item 6. Carroll Wright Regarding Re-Election of Don Harris, October 28, 1952

Item 7. Carroll Wright Regarding Strike Contribution, November 6, 1952

Item 8. Carroll Wright Regarding Fighting Fund, January 18, 1953

Item 9. Carroll Wright Regarding Fighting Fund, January 26, 1953

Item 10. Carroll Wright Regarding Finances, February 2, 1953

Item 11. Maurice Long Regarding Burgamen Reassignment, December 12, 1949

Item 12. Jean Lier Regarding Organization, April 5, 1944

Item 13. Unsigned Regarding Finances, August 3, 1937

Item 14. Unsigned Regarding Organization, December 22, 1947

Item 15. Unsigned Regarding Suspensions, February 26, 1938

Item 16. St. Louis Staff Regarding Congratulations for Election, December 31

Item 17. Unsigned Regarding Sentner, June 17, 1941

Item 18. Unsigned Regarding Maytag Company, September 30, 1942

Item 19. Unsigned Regarding Servel Management, September 14, 1944

Item 20. Unsigned Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, January 8, 1954

District 8 Individual Salary Reports, December 13, 1940 - July 27, 1942

Containers: box 3, folder 1

Item 1. G. Albee, December 13, 1940

Item 2. Clara Ryder, July 17, 1941

Item 3. Charles Anderson, July 17, 1941

Item 4. Harvey Lang, July 17, 1941

Item 5. Anderson, July 29, 1941

Item 6. Ryder, July 29, 1941

Item 7. Lang, July 29, 1941

Item 8. Anderson, July 29, 1941

Item 9. Joseph Giarraffa, August 19, 1941

Item 10. F. Quattlander, August 19, 1941

Item 11. Lang, August 22, 1941

Item 12. Ryder, October 6, 1941

Item 13. Ryder, October 9, 1941

Item 14. Lang, October 28, 1941

Item 15. Herman Hardt, November 18, 1941

Item 16. Ryder, November 21, 1941

Item 17. Ryder, December 1, 1941

Item 18. Hardt, December 5, 1941

Item 19. Lang, December 19, 1941

Item 20. Ryder, December 19, 1941

Item 21. Giarraffa, December 19, 1941

Item 22. Hardt, January 9, 1942

Item 23. Kermith Erickson, January 9, 1942

Item 24. William Sentner, July 27, 1942

District 8 Individual Salary Reports, January 25, 1943 - September 1, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 2

Item 1-13. William Sentner, January 25 - July 28, 1943

Item 14. Richard Mercer, September 1, 1944

Item 15. Sentner, Undated

District 8 Financial Statements, September 30, 1937 - February 25, 1941

Containers: box 3, folder 3

District 8 Financial Statements, August 31, 1942 - December 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 4

District 8 Financial Statements, January 1944 - June 30, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 5

District 8 Financial Statements, August 31, 1947 - April 1950

Containers: box 3, folder 6

District 8 Financial Statements, February 1953, Undated

Containers: box 3, folder 7

District 8 Financial Correspondence, Fighting Fund and Harvester Strike Contributions, 1952

Containers: box 3, folder 8

District 8 Officers Report, 1939- 1941

Containers: box 3, folder 9

District 8 Officers Report, 1944 - 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 10

District 8 Officers Report, 1946 - 1953

Containers: box 3, folder 11

District 8 Officers Report, October 22, 1954, October 28, 1955

Containers: box 3, folder 12

District 8 Publications UE News St. Louis Small Arms, December 1941 - August 6, 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 13

District 8 Publications Servel News, May 24 - August 17, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 14

District 8 Publications Servel News, August 17 - September 15, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 15

District 8 Publications UE Reporter, October 3, 1946 - October 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 16

District 8 Publications UE Reporter, November 1950, June 1953, March 1955

Containers: box 3, folder 17

District 8 Publicaitons UE CIO KenRad News, May 17 - 23, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 18

District 8 Publications, November 8, 1937 - July 15, 1953

Containers: box 3, folder 19

Item 1. Knapp Monark Shop Bulletin, November 8, 1937

Item 2. St. Louis UE News, December 24, 1940

Item 3. Des Moines Federationist, October 2, 1941

Item 4. Plane Facts, June 26, 1944

Item 5. Union News, March 1946

Item 6. AFL News, March 1946

Item 7. UE District 8 Bulletin, May 18, 1950

Item 8. UE News Service, October 15, 1948

Item 9. The Eye Opener, 1948

Item 10. Facts for Farmers, July 1953

Item 11. Labor's Daily, July 15, 1953

District 8 Pamphlets, 1937 - 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 20

Item 1. Be On Your Guard Regarding Organization, 1937

Item 2. Profits are Increasing, 1938

Item 3. 10 Years in Prison Regarding Sentner Case, 1939

Item 4. 4th Annual Picnic, 1940

Item 5. Sunbeam Organizing Committee, 1942

Item 6. National Defense and Collective Bargaining Regarding Organization, 1942

Item 7. A Program for Serval Employees, 1944

Item 8. 10th Anniversary Journal, 1946

Item 9. A Communist? Regarding Factionalism and Officers, 1946

Item 10. When Are You Going to Print Our Side of the Story?, April 1947

Item 11. How Communism Threatens You, October 1948

District 8 Pamphlets Regarding Factionalism and Officers, 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 21

Item 1. Our Pledge, 1948

Item 2. Keep Your Union CIO, 1948

Item 3. I Am Lee Henry, 1948

Item 4. Unionism Versus Bossism, 1948

Item 5. Unionism Versus Clickism, 1948

District 8 Pamphlet, The Basic Problem Regarding Economic Problems, 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 22-23

District 8 Pamphlets, 1949 - 1951

Containers: box 3, folder 24

Item 1. Put District 8-UE Back in CIO Regarding Factionalism and Officers, 1949

Item 2. Vote for Militant American Unionism Regarding Factionalism, 1949

Item 3. Distict 8 Bulletin Regarding Inter-union Rivalry with IUE, May 1, 1950

Item 4. The Deportation Frame-up Against Mrs. Antonia Sentner, 1951

Item 5. The Contest Regarding Farmers and Economic Problems, 1951

District 8 Pamphlets, 1952 - 1954

Containers: box 3, folder 25

Item 1. Farm Facts Sheet, 1952

Item 2. Democracy in Danger Regarding Deportation, 1952

District 8 Pamphlet, The Real Threat to America Regarding Economic Problems, 1954

Containers: box 3, folder 26

District 8 Leaflets, November 21, 1937 - October 31, 1954

Containers: box 3, folder 27

Item 1. "Protest Nazi Attack on Democracy", November 21, 1937

Item 2. "Attention: Faultless Production Workers" Regarding Organization and Company Union, March 26, 1941

Item 3. "Change of Address", March 1944

Item 4. "Bulletin" Regarding Serval, 1944

Item 5. "How Patriotic is the CIO?" Regarding Organization, 1944

Item 6. "Donald Teiland" Regarding Political Action, 1944

Item 7. "Special Election News" Regarding Serval, 1944

Item 8. "Back the Invasion" Regarding Serval, 1944

Item 9. "UE-CIO Members of KenRad" Regarding Organization, 1944

Item 10. "First Annual CIO Conference" Regarding Reconversion, 1945

Item 11. "Newson Legislation", 1945

Item 12. "It is in the Bag" Regarding Organization, February 25, 1946

Item 13. "Sentner and Other Communists Exposed" Regarding Serval, 1946

Item 14-15. "Sample Ballot" Regarding Factionalism and Officers, 1948

Item 16. "Here's Proof" Regarding Factionalism, 1948

Item 17. "So That You May Know" Regarding Factionalism, 1948

Item 18. "The Stewards and Executive Board of Local 810" Regarding Factionalism, 1948

Item 19. "The Real Issue" Regarding Factionalism, 1948

Item 20. "Labor Board Elections" Regaridng Inter-union Rivalry, February 28, 1950

Item 21. "IUE Surrenders All Major Demands at Wagner", May 18, 1950

Item 22. "Flash" Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, March 15, 1952

Item 23. "Your Job's at Stake" Regarding Farm Income, 1953

Item 24. "FE-UE Helps to Build Real Labor Unity", February 1954

Item 25. "Jobs, Prosperity, Peace", October 30, 1954

Item 26. "Jobs, Prosperity, Peace", October 31, 1954

Item 27. "They Were Called Reds Too", Undated

District 8 Press Releases, October 1940 - December 17, 1953

Containers: box 3, folder 28

Item 1. Regarding Political Action with William Sentner Letter to John Lewis, October 27, 1940

Item 2. Regarding Factionalism, June 25, 1946

Item 3. Regarding Strikes and United Mine Workers of America, April 20, 1948

Item 4. Regarding Factionalism and Officers, October 9, 1948

Item 5. Regarding Local 813 Strike and Resolution, 1948

Item 6. Regarding Factionalism and Officers, October 1949

Item 7. Regarding Inter-union Rivalry with IUE at Emerson, February 28, 1950

Item 8. Regarding Inter-union Rivalry with IUE and National Labor Relations Board, March 1, 1950

Item 9. Regarding District 8 Convention, October 15, 1950

Item 10. Regarding Sentner Deportation Case, January 8, 1951

Item 11. Regarding Surplus Food, February 18, 1954

Item 12. Regarding Farmers, April 16, 1954

Item 13. Regarding Unemployment and Economic Problems, February 15, 1949

Item 14. Regarding Sentner Deportation, November 15, 1951

Item 15. Regarding Sentner Case Including Parole Orders, October 10, 1953

Item 16. Regarding Miller Deportation Case, November 2, 1953

Item 17. Regarding Sentner Deportation Case, December 17, 1953

District 8 Newspaper Clippings, 1940 - 1941

Containers: box 3, folder 29

Item 1. "CIO in Doubt on Lewis Speech," St. Louis Globe Democrat, October 24, 1940

Item 2. "Bill Sentner," Evansville Press, October 26, 1941

Item 3. "Union Wins Four Objectives to Sunbeam Votes," Evansville Press, November 5, 1941

Item 4. "McDonald Aircraft Corporation and Machinist Negotiate Agreement", 1941

Item 5. "State Firms Order Pools", 1941

Item 6. "Conservation CIO Element Names Radicals to Go," Evansville Courier, June 5, 1941

Item 7. "Frances Wheeler Quits NLRB Position," Evansville Courier, July 27, 1941

Item 8. "Servel to Manufacture New Products," Evansville Courier, July 27, 1941

Item 9. "500 Machinists Strike", November 24, 1941

Item 10. "Jurisdiction Strike Falls", November 27, 1941

Item 11. "Walk-out by 25 Halts Work at Naval Factory," Canton Reposition, November 12, 1941

Item 12. "Officials Act," Akron Beacon Journal, November 12, 1941

Item 13. "US Defense Needs Peril Iowans Jobs," Des Moines Register, August 10, 1941

Item 14. "Henderson Will Take Two Chiefs to Job Parley", October 12, 1941

Item 15. "Sentner Wins in High Court," Des Moines Tribune, June 17, 1941

District 8 Newspaper Clippings, March 27, 1942 - May 7, 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 30

Item 1. "Servel Gets Big War Job," Evansville Press, March 27, 1942

Item 2. "Labor Peace Pledge for Curb on Prices," St. Louis Globe-Democrat, April 24, 1942

Item 3. "Unity Plan Seen as Mine Chiefs New Bid for Power", January 19, 1942

Item 4. "O'Hare to Arrive Sunday," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, April 22, 1942

Item 5. "Cartidge Plant Opens First Union Contract Talks", July 6, 1942

Item 6. "UE CIO Officials Demand Equal Pay for Women", March 1942

Item 7. "Arms Factory Campaign," Des Moines Federationist, March 5, 1942

Item 8. "35 Unions Begin Organization of New Federation", October 3, 1942

Item 9. "Our Stand on the Browder Case," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, March 11, 1942

Item 10. "Jury is Action Called Whitewash," St. Louis Star Times, March 14, 1942

Item 11. "Joint Labor Board is For Ordinance Plant", March 11, 1942

Item 12. "Electrical Union Urges 4th Term for Roosevelt", 1943

Item 13. "Lewis Attacked at Conference on Negro Porblems", May 3, 1943

Item 14. "Both AFL and CIO in Plant Election", May 7, 1943

District 8 Newspaper Clippings, 1944 - July 19, 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 31

Item 1. "Charges Fly in Servel Voting," Evansville Press, September 14, 1944

Item 2. "Servel Election Halted Thursday by NLRB Director", September 15, 1944

Item 3. "PAC Made Best Showing in City and County in Voting," St. Louis Post Dispatch, September 1944

Item 4. "CIO Election Union Hits WLB," Evansville Courier, September 27, 1944

Item 5. "Order Issued Against Servel," Evansville Press, September 27, 1944

Item 6. "$200,000 Libel Suit Filed Here by Officials of the CIO," Evansville Courier, September 9, 1944

Item 7. "Servel Employees," Evansville Courier, September 13, 1944

Item 8. "For Poll Tax End," Kansas City Star, June 12, 1945

Item 9. "Union Head Asks Renewed Pledge Against Strikes", March 26, 1945

Item 10. "Union Endorses Sentner for District Chief", October 23, 1945

Item 11. "Outlook for FEPC Hopeful," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, December 17, 1945

Item 12. "CIO Conference Asks $300,000,000 Public Works Program", June 28, 1945

Item 13. "CIO to Ask Mayor for $300,000,000 Works Program," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 25, 1945

Item 14. "Hard MUA Fight," Kansas City Star, July 8, 1945

Item 15. "Aggressive MUA Drive Outlined by 10 State Groups," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 8, 1945

Item 16. "Symington's Job as Surplus Chief One of Biggest," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Undated

Item 17. "KenRad Votes to Sell Camp Plant" with William Sentner Letter to Ed Matthews, May 16, 1945

Item 18. "Mayor's Group Backs Army Plan," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 14, 1945

Item 19. "Ordinance Plant Workers Demonstrate," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 4, 1945

Item 20. "Ordinance Workers Ask Severance Pay," St. Louis Star Times, July 19, 1945

Item 21. "Ordinance Plant Workers Demand Severance Pay," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 19, 1945

District 8 Newspaper Clippings, July 20, 1945 - 1946

Containers: box 3, folder 32

Item 1. "Union Asks U.S. Take Over Country Clubs for Veterans," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, July 20, 1945

Item 2. "Union Asks Utilization of Empty Houses for Veterans," St. Louis Star Times, July 20, 1945

Item 3. "MUA Group Selects Executive Committee", 1945

Item 4. "8754 More in CIO During 45's," Memphis Press-Scimitar, January 25, 1945

Item 5. "Servel Election Result Hirgeson Military Votes", 1946

Item 6. "The Same Old Story", 1946

Item 7. "Indifference of Union Men Lets Reds Bore In", August 29, 1946

Item 8. "Click Nominated Against Sentner in Fight to Head District 8 of UE", 1946

Item 9. "Red and Anti-Red in Hot Fight for Union Control," St. Louis Globe Democrat, August 28, 1946

Item 10. "Communists Fighting for Life to Run Union," St. Louis Globe Democrat, 1946

Item 11. "On Freedom to Strike," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, August 24, 1946

Item 12. "Click Nominated Against Sentner in Fight to Head District 8 of UE", 1946

District 8 Newspaper Clippings, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 33

Item 1. "Sentner Rival Sues for UE Post," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, October 27, 1947

Item 2. "Union Defies Court Order," St. Louis Globe Democrat, October 30, 1947

Item 3. "UE Local Gets Many Demands to Oust Sentner", November 3, 1947

Item 4. "Union Defies Court," St. Louis Globe Democrat, October 30, 1947

District 8 Newspaper Clippings, 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 34

Item 1. "Union Votes to Keep Sentner Men in District UE Officers," Evansville Press, October 23, 1948

Item 2. "Sentner States Appears UE Winner," Evansville Courier, October 23, 1948

Item 3. "Servel Workers Authorized Strike," Evansville Courier, July 7, 1948

Item 4. "UE Local 1104 Rifton Pay," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, January 9, 1948

Item 5. "Sentner Quit Fight to Remain District Head," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, September 2, 1948

Item 6. "AFL Invades CIO Seeger Stronghold," Evansville Press, February 26, 1948

Item 7. "Click Anti-Red, Running for UE Jobs," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1948

Item 8. "Mr. Sentner Valedictory", 1948

Item 9. "Protest Firing of City Workers", 1948

Item 10. "Rutherford Says Cline Statement Sentner Trickery", 1948

Item 11. "Seeger Plant Blast Injures 17," Evansville Courier, October 20, 1948

Item 12. "Witnesses Face Contempt Citations," Evansville Courier, September 11, 1948

Item 13. "Click Answers Charges Laid to Sentner Slate," Evansville Courier, October 14, 1948

Item 14. "UE Member Says She Told Truth", October 18, 1948

Item 15. "Set Date for Arguments in Contempt Case," Evansville Press, October 18, 1948

Item 16. "Anti-Commies of Local 813 Lose Another Round," Evansville Press, October 18, 1948

District 8 Newspaper Clippings, 1949 - 1954

Containers: box 3, folder 35

Item 1. "CIO Council Backing New Seeger Union," Evansville Courier, October 18, 1949

Item 2. "Jude Hulen Stands Fire," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, October 30, 1950

Item 3. "The Sentner Case," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, October 30, 1950

Item 4. "List Sentner as Disrupter of War Effort", February 19, 1951

Item 5. "Sentner Role Agaisnt Defense Effort Reported," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, February 16, 1951

Item 6. "Report UAW Plans Drive to Oust FE-UE at Plants Here," Moline Dispatch, March 17, 1952

Item 7. "United Auto Workers Will Seek Bargaining Rights in Area Harvester Factories," Rock Island Argus, March 18, 1952

Item 8. "UAW-CIO Files with NLRB for Election at Canton Works", July 31, 1952

Item 9. "2000 Laid-Off" Labors Daily, February 16, 1954

Item 10. "Congress Petitioned for Subsidies", Undated

Item 11. "Jobs Open to All Dropped at Ordinance Plant", Undated

Item 12. "Faultless NLRB Hearings on CIO Complaints Ends", Undated

Item 13. "Hoosier Term Vote Cancelled", Undated

Item 14. "UE Blacklist Charges Brings Threat of Suit", Undated

District 8 St. Louis Council Minutes, February 18, 1939, December 18, 1939

Containers: box 3, folder 36

District 8 Radio Scripts Regarding Organization, June 22 - 29, 1942

Containers: box 3, folder 37

District 8 Correspondence Regarding GE Organization, 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 38

Item 1. M.L. Sloan to Leo Jandreau, December 1, 1943

Item 2. Jandreau to E.J. Westerlund, December 13, 1943

District 8 St. Louis UE Joint Legislative Commitee, 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 39

Item 1. Program for Presentation, May 9, 1943

Item 2. Truman Meeting Memo, May 14, 1943

District 8 Regional Organization, 1944 - 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 40

Item 1. District 9 and 11 Memo, February 19, 1944

Item 2. Confenerence Minutes, June 27, 1944

Item 3. District 8 Staff List, December 12, 1944

Item 4. District 8 Staff List, November 5, 1945

District 8 Evansville Organization, January 1944 - June 1, 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 41

District 8 St. Louis Organization, May - July 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 42

District 8 Kansas City Organization, March - December 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 43

District 8 Correspondence Regarding J. Blodgett AWOL Case, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 44

Item 1. William Coakley to Ann Blodgett, Undated

Item 2. Coakley to A. Blodgett, November 14, 1944

Item 3. A. Blodgett to James Blodgett, December 13, 1944

Item 4. A. Blodgett to Albert Fitzgerald, December 29, 1944

District 8 Political Action Committee, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 45

Item 1. "How To" Memo, March 19, 1944

Item 2. Report on Political Action, June 10, 1944

Item 3. The People Won, November 8, 1944

Item 4. Memo to District 8 Locals, November 1944

District 8 Servel Organization Correspondence, September 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 46

Item 1. Louis Ruthenberg to Servelian, September 8, 1944

Item 2. Ruthenberg to Servelian, September 11, 1944

Item 3. Charles Friday to NLRB, September 19, 1944

Item 4. Friday to Robert Patterson, September 19, 1944

Item 5. Indiana Circuit Court Brief, September 1944

District 8 Iowa Reconversion Conference Resolutions, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 47

Item 1. CIO Wage Increase Resolution, 1944

Item 2. Support of Kilgore Bill Resolution, 1944

District 8 Unemployment Reconversion, 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 48

Item 1. CIO Executive Statement, June 13, 1945

Item 2. St. Louis CIO Officers Report, June 24, 1945

Item 3. St. Louis UE Local Memo, Undated

District 8 St. Louis Reconversion Conference Resolutions, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 49

Item 1. Kilgore Bill Resolution, 1944

Item 2. CIO Wage Increase Resolution, 1944

District 8 Indiana Labor Management Meeting Minutes with William Sentner Letter to Phillip Murray, May 16 - July 18, 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 50

District 8 Mississippi Organization Correspondence, January 26 - February 13, 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 51

Item 1. T.D. Davis to Robert Holloway, January 26, 1945

Item 2. Davis to Holloway, Februrary 3, 1945

Item 3. Clara Fiering to Julius Emspak, February 13, 1945

District 8 Missouri Valley Authority, 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 52

Item 1. Information for Speakers on the Missouri Valley Authority, February 2, 1945

Item 2. By-laws for National MVA Commitee, July 1945

Item 3. Resolutions, July 1945

Item 4. Regional MVA Conference Program, July 6, 1945

District 8 Factionalism, Augst 27, 1945 - November 13, 1946

Containers: box 3, folder 53

Item 1. William Sentner Memo, August 27, 1945

Item 2. Memo to Julius Emspak, October 23, 1945

Item 3. Louis Wagner to All District 8 Locals and District Statements Regarding Election Results, November 7, 1945

Item 4. William Drohan to Albert Fitzgerald, November 15, 1945

Item 5. James Click to Fitzgerald, December 6, 1945

Item 6. Click to Fitzgerald, January 2, 1946

Item 7. Sentner to All Local Unions with July 10, 1946, John Burns Letter to Sentner and Sentner's July 15, 1946, Response, August 30, 1946

Item 8. Sentner to All Local Unions, August 30, 1946

Item 9. District 8 Election Memo, November 13, 1946

District 8 Factionalism, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 54

Item 1. District 8 Trial Commitee Hearings Regarding Lou Kimmel, April 26, 1947

Item 2. Lou Kimmel Appeal, May 23, 1947

District 8 Factionalism, October 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 55

Item 1. Disruption in District Eight Decision, October 3, 1947

Item 2. Appeals Commitee Decision, October 3, 1947

Item 3. William Sentner Memo, October 21, 1947

Item 4. Kimmel Case Memo, 1947

District 8 Factionalism, 1947 - 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 56

Item 1. UE Members for Democratic Action Statement, 1947

Item 2. William Sentner to All Local 1102 Members, April 27, 1948

Item 3. Ernest DeMaio to All Local 1102 Members, June 19, 1948

Item 4. Memorandum on 1948 District Elections, August 1948

District 8 Factionalism, September 21, 1948 - October 25, 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 57

Item 1. Evansville Courier Reprint, September 21, 1948

Item 2. Opal Cline Statement, September 30, 1948

Item 3. Memorandum Regarding First Day of Voting in Evansville, October 11, 1948

Item 4. Helen Sage Statement, October 11, 1948

Item 5. Servel Early Vote Returns, October 11, 1948

Item 6. Servel Early Vote Returns, October 12, 1948

Item 7. Servel Early Vote Returns, October 13, 1948

Item 8. District 8 to All Members of Local 1108 UE-CIO, October 14, 1948

Item 9. District 8 to All Members of Local 1102, October 14, 1948

Item 10. Opal Cline to Evansville Courier, October 15, 1948

Item 11. Albert Eberhard Statement, October 1948

Item 12. William Sentner to Local 1102 with Report on Cline-Aulcamp Hearings, October 18, 1948

Item 13. 1948 District 8 Election Report, October 27, 1948

Item 14. District 8 Statement, October 25, 1949

District 8 Political Action Commitee Memorandums, November 1946

Containers: box 3, folder 58

Item 1. William Cuthbert Memo, November 4, 1946

Item 2. T. Franzeen Memo, November 5, 1946

Item 3. Charles Wright Memo, November 12, 1946

Item 4. Jack Becker Memo, November 26, 1946

Item 5. Post Dispatch Excerpt, November 1946

District 8 Riesel Column, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 59

Item 1. Nat Spero to Victor Riesel with Contract Comparison, May 2, 1947

Item 2. William Sentner to John Burns, June 13, 1947

District 8 Anti-Labor Legislation, January 14 - May 14, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 60

Item 1. William Sentner Memo, January 14, 1947

Item 2. Sentner to Forrest Donnell, February 13, 1947

Item 3. District 8 Statement, March 4, 1947

Item 4. Sentner-Logsden Memo, May 14, 1947

Item 5. Claude Bakewell Letter, 1947

District 8 Rock Island Staff Meeting Minutes, January 7 - November 30, 1952

Containers: box 3, folder 61

District 8 International Harvester Strike, 1952

Containers: box 3, folder 62

Item 1. Don Harris to District Executive Board, November 17, 1952

Item 2. Harris Memo, November 18, 1952

District 8 Don Harris Correspondence on Sentate Agricultural Committee Testimony, April 1954

Containers: box 3, folder 63

District 8 Iowa Legislative Conference Summary, December 4 - 18, 1954

Containers: box 3, folder 64

District 8 Labor Unity and Inter-union Rivalry, February 4 - March 21, 1955

Containers: box 3, folder 65

Item 1. Don Harris Letter, February 4, 1955

Item 2. Harris to District 8 Locals, February 23, 1955

Item 3. Quad Cities UE Officers Statement, March 1, 1955

Item 4. District 8 Statement with Harris Letter to National Officers, March 21, 1955

District 8 Labor Unity and Inter-union Rivalry, 1955

Containers: box 3, folder 66

Item 1. Don Harris to All Locals, May 18, 1955

Item 2. Labor Unity Statement, October 29, 1955

Item 3. Letter to All District 8 Presidents, November 18, 1955

Item 4. Newark Star Ledger Excerpt, 1955

District 8 Correspondence, April 18, 1937 - October 24, 1940

Containers: box 3, folder 67

Item 1. William Yager to Julius Emspak Regarding Evansville Organization, April 18, 1937

Item 2. Iowa Organization Sub-Committee Minutes, July 25, 1937

Item 3. Iowa Organization Sub-Committee Minutes, October 8, 1937

Item 4. St. Louis Joint Board Minutes, November 3, 1937

Item 5. Letter to District Executive Board Members, 1937

Item 6. National Labor Relations Board Decision Regarding Superior Electric, March 17, 1938

Item 7. District 8 Report to UE Convention, 1939

Item 8. St. Louis Congress of Industrial Organizations Resolution, October 11, 1939

Item 9. District Charter, July 13, 1940

Item 10. Emspak Statement with William Sentner Letter to Local Presidents, October 24, 1940

District 8 Correspondence, June 17 - September 13, 1941

Containers: box 3, folder 68

Item 1. Iowa Supreme Court Decision Regarding Sentner Case, June 17, 1941

Item 2. James Click Notarized Statement Regarding Conscription, September 13, 1941

District 8 Correspondence, September - October 1941

Containers: box 3, folder 69

Item 1. Maytag Conciliation Report, September 25, 1941

Item 2. Midwest Emergency Conference Report, September 30, 1941

Item 3. Organization Program Regarding Unemployment, September 1941

Item 4. District Election Results, October 1941

District 8 William Sentner Statement to House Defense Migration Committee, November 26, 1941

Containers: box 3, folder 70

District 8 Correspondence, December 3, 1941 - November 24, 1942

Containers: box 3, folder 71

Item 1. Tri-Cities Organization, December 3, 1941

Item 2. Emergency UE Officers Meeting, December 9, 1941

Item 3. Report on Midwest Emergency Conference, January 8, 1942

Item 4. Survey of Sunbeam Plant, February 23, 1942

Item 5. William Sentner Memo Regarding US Rubber, March 25, 1942

Item 6. Sentner Memo Regarding Chicago Staff Conference, May 8, 1942

Item 7. Robert Kirkwood Memo Regarding Farm Equipment Labor Advisory Commitee, June 19, 1942

Item 8. Moline Organization, July 2, 1942

Item 9. Memo Regarding Chicago, November 24, 1942

District 8 Correspondence, January 24 - April 30, 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 72

Item 1. St. Louis CIO War Production Stabilization Commitee, January 24, 1943

Item 2. Regional Committee Conference Regarding War Production Board, February 13, 1943

Item 3. Special CIO Meeting Regarding Workers Compensation Board, April 30, 1943

District 8 Correspondence, May 2 - November 30, 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 73

Item 1. Conference on Negro Problems, May 2, 1943

Item 2. Organizational Meeting, June 6, 1943

Item 3. Kansas City OPA Labor Conference Resolutions, August 3, 1943

Item 4. War Labor Board Memo Regarding Political Action, August 11, 1943

Item 5. Monthly Report with Robert Logsdon Letter to Julius Emspak, November 22, 1943

Item 6. Organizational Memo and Chart, November 29, 1943

Item 7. District 9 Staff Conference, November 30, 1943

Item 8. Evansville, Indiana Memo, November 30, 1943

District 8 Correspondence, December 1, 1943 - July 3, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 74

Item 1. Staff and Officers Meeting Minutes, St. Louis, December 1, 1943

Item 2. St. Louis CIO Employment Problem Statement, March 1, 1944

Item 3. Stuart Symington Memo Regarding Emerson Production, July 3, 1944

Item 4. Outline for District 8 Women's School, July 3, 1944

District 8 Correspondence, July 13, 1944 - May 24, 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 75

Item 1. Richard Mercer Organizer Application, July 13, 1944

Item 2. Fair Employment Practices Commission Hearings Statement, August 2, 1944

Item 3. Resolution Regarding Natural Resources, October 1944

Item 4. Moline Report, December 1944

Item 5. Memo Regarding the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Conference, June 4, 1945

Item 6. William Sentner Statement Regarding Housing, November 20, 1945

Item 7. Indiana State Labor Management Meeting, 1945

Item 8. Conference Memo Regarding Evansville Chamber of Commerce, 1945

Item 9. Conference Memo Regarding Evansville Mayor, May 24, 1945

District 8 Correspondence, January 12, 1946 - October 13, 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 76

Item 1. Otto Machoff Memo Regarding Organization with William Sentner Letter to James Matles, January 25, 1946

Item 2. Activities for "Squires Bulletin", February 1946

Item 3. National Labor Relations Board Results for Servel, March 12, 1946

Item 4. Selma Memo to Janet, June 20, 1946

Item 5. United CIO Harvester Organizing Committee, Undated

Item 6. C.H. Gillam to B.T. Judd Regarding Organization, November 15, 1946

Item 7. District 8 Executive Board Statement Regarding Wages, January 17, 1947

Item 8. Robert Logsden Memo Regarding Staff Member Factionalism, January 29, 1947

Item 9. Sentner Statement Regarding Legislation, May 15, 1947

Item 10. Logsden Statement Regarding Legislation, May 15, 1947

Item 11. Missouri CIO Statemtent Regarding Strikes, September 22, 1948

Item 12. David Ratner Memo Regarding Taft-Hartley Act, October 13, 1948

District 8 Correspondence, January 16, 1949 - June 4, 1951

Containers: box 3, folder 77

Item 1. Allis Chamlers Workers Council, January 16, 1949

Item 2. Raiding Petition, April 1949

Item 3. Memo Regarding UE Convention, June 22, 1949

Item 4. James Matles Memo Regarding UE News, November 29, 1949

Item 5. General Motors Election Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, February 3, 1950

Item 6. Petition Regarding Prices, July 1950

Item 7. Al Eberland Statement Regarding Prices, July 24, 1950

Item 8. Memo Regarding Harvey Smith, August 30, 1950

Item 9. UE Wins Agaisnt Reaction, August 1950

Item 10. Antonia Sentner to St. Louis Post-Dispatch, November 1, 1950

Item 11. Eberhard Statement Regarding Address Change, January 1, 1951

Item 12. William Sentner News Release, February 20, 1951

Item 13. Grocery Prices in Quad City, March 1951

Item 14. Staff Meeting Minutes, April 20, 1951

Item 15. District Executive Baord Meeting Notice, June 4, 1951

Item 16. Staff Meeting Notice, June 4, 1951

Item 17. General Executive Board Meeting Notice, June 4, 1951

District 8 Correspondence, June 5, 1951 - April 7, 1953

Containers: box 3, folder 78

Item 1. Carroll Wright Statement Regarding Constitution, June 5, 1951

Item 2. Don Harris Statement Regarding Anti-Communism, June 27, 1951

Item 3. Harris Statement Regarding Organization, July 11, 1951

Item 4. Emma Memo to David Ratner Regarding Organization, September 7, 1951

Item 5. Emma Memo to Janet Regarding Finances, October 26, 1951

Item 6. William Sentner to James Matles Regarding Seeger Inter-union Rivalry, December 13, 1951

Item 7. District 8 Statement Regarding Strikes, December 18, 1951

Item 8. District 8 Publicity and Education Conference Minutes, February 6, 1952

Item 9. Dave Memo to Janet Regarding Finances, March 1952

Item 10. Quad Cities Memo, 1952

Item 11. Elm Memo to Janet Regarding Finances, January 16, 1953

Item 12. Excerpt from Logsden Letter, March 22, 1953

Item 13. Bookkeeping Memo to Harris, April 7, 1953

District 8 Correspondence, May 14, 1953 - October 19, 1954

Containers: box 3, folder 79

Item 1. Don Harris Letter Regarding District Executive Board Meeting, May 14, 1953

Item 2. Harris Letter Regarding Finances, July 20, 1953

Item 3. Harris Letter Regarding Strikes, July 20, 1953

Item 4. Memo to Logsden Regarding Finances, August 24, 1953

Item 5. Harris Statement Regarding Farm Policy, October 16, 1953

Item 6. Harris Letter Regarding Finances, December 22, 1953

Item 7. Harris Letter Regarding District Executive Board Meeting, December 29, 1953

Item 8. Sentner Statement Regarding Trial, January 29, 1954

Item 9. Staff Meeting Minutes, October 19, 1954

District 8 Correspondence, October 31, 1954 - March 15, 1955

Containers: box 3, folder 80

Item 1. Organizational Report, October 31, 1954

Item 2. Don Harris Letter Regarding District Council Meeting, March 15, 1955

Item 3. A.P.E. Berlin Conference Memo, Undated

Item 4. Machine and Metals Trade Wages, Undated

Item 5. Memo Regarding Organization, Undated

Item 6. Hugh Gormely to Federal Local 21364 Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, Undated

Item 7-8. Speakers Bureau, Undated

Item 9. US Labor History Outline, Undated

Item 10. Excerpt from Weekly National Labor Relations Board Report Regarding Westinghouse, Undated

Subseries 2. District 8 Locals

Local 803

Local 803 Officers List, August 28, 1943 - July 5, 1955

Containers: box 3, folder 81

Local 803 Incoming Correspondence, June 15, 1943 - November 12, 1952

Containers: box 3, folder 82

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Burgiss Regarding Finances, June 15, 1943

Item 2. Emspak to Jean Zier Regarding Finances, December 22, 1943

Item 3. Emspak to John Simpson Regarding Finances, December 11, 1946

Item 4. Emspak to Simpson Regarding Finances, January 24, 1947

Item 5. Emspak to Charles Locklear Regarding Finances, August 28, 1950

Item 6. Emspak to Locklear Regarding Finances and Per Capita, October 26, 1950

Item 7. Emspak to John Eyman Regarding Finances, June 5, 1952

Item 8. Emspak to Eyman Regarding Finances, November 12, 1952

Local 803 Outgoing Correspondence, December 16, 1943 - November 5, 1952

Containers: box 3, folder 83

Item 1. John Eyman to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, November 5, 1952

Item 2. Eyman to Emspak Regarding Membership, Undated

Item 3. Jean Monroe to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, February 29, 1944

Item 4. James Reid to R.C. Allis Regarding Officers, November 25, 1955

Item 5. John Simpson to Emspak Regarding Finances, Januayr 18, 1947

Item 6. Simpson to Emspak Regarding Officers, July 23, 1949

Item 7. Jean Zier to Emspak Regarding Finances, December 16, 1943

Local 803 Memo Regarding Finances and Per Capita Bill, February 7 - October 26, 1950

Containers: box 3, folder 84

Local 803 Organization, June 9 - 15, 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 85

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, June 9, 1943

Item 2. Emspak to Sentner, June 15, 1943

Item 3. Charter Notice, June 15, 1943

Local 803 Oil Well Supply Strike, December 27, 1945 - January 10, 1946

Containers: box 3, folder 86

Item 1. Robert Logsden to James Matles, December 27, 1945

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Logsden, January 8, 1946

Item 3. Logsden to Emspak, January 10, 1946

Local 803 Memoranda, October 6, 1955 - February 23, 1956

Containers: box 3, folder 87

Item 1. Membership Meeting Report, October 6, 1955

Item 2. Dermondy Memo to James Matles, February 23, 1956

Local 805

Local 805 Officers List, November 19, 1944 - August 8, 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 88

Local 805 Incoming Correspondence, November 3, 1940 - May 15, 1950

Containers: box 3, folder 89

Item 1. Bill Cahn to Charles Rosenbaum Regarding Publicity, March 2, 1948

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Varney Litherland Regarding Finances and Wages, August 24, 1948

Item 3. Emspak to Rosenbaum Regarding Finances, February 16, 1950

Item 4. Emspak to Rosenbaum Regarding Finances, March 3, 1950

Item 5. Emspak to Rosenbaum Regarding Finances, May 1, 1950

Item 6. Emspak to Rosenbaum Regarding Finances, May 15, 1950

Item 7. Albert Fitzgerald to Rosenbaum Regarding Membership Meeting, November 3, 1940

Item 8. James Matles to Rosenbaum Regarding Finances, March 12, 1948

Item 9. Matles to Rosenbaum Regarding Finances, June 8, 1948

Local 805 Outgoing Correspondence, November 15, 1945 - May 25, 1950

Containers: box 3, folder 90

Item 1. Foy Burdem to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism, May 27, 1948

Item 2. Burdem to Emspak Regarding Publicity, June 3, 1948

Item 3. Burdem to Perry County Sheriff Regaridng Inter-union Rivalry, May 25, 1950

Item 4. Florence Gruver to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Officers, June 28, 1946

Item 5. Warney Litherland to Emspak Regarding Wages, August 16, 1948

Item 6. Litherland to Emspak Regarding Officers, August 22, 1949

Item 7. Litherland to Emspak Regarding 1948 UE Convention, August 19, 1948

Item 8. Charles Rosenbaum to James Matles Regarding Finances, August 4, 1948

Item 9. Rosenbaum to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, October 28, 1949

Item 10. Rosenbaum to Emspak Regarding Finances, February 6, 1950

Item 11. Rosenbaum to Emspak Regarding Finances, April 29, 1950

Item 12. Local 805 President to Labor Management Conference Regarding Wages, November 15, 1945

Local 805 Leaflets, 1944, 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 91

Item 1. "It's An Old Trick" Regarding Wages, May 29, 1944

Item 2. "We Pledge All Our Support to the Invasion", 1944

Item 3. "Flash" Regarding Inter-union Rivlalry, 1944

Item 4. "Conference Tuesday to Set Election Date", June 8, 1944

Item 5. "GE Foreman Get Raise", 1948

Item 6. "Safeguard Your Contract" Regarding Factionalism and District 8 Officers, 1948

Local 805 Newspaper Clippings, November 16, 1945 - March 5, 1946

Containers: box 3, folder 92

Item 1. "Resolution," Tell City News, November 16, 1945

Item 2. "Tell City Plant Workers Stage Token Walkout," Evansville Courier, March 5, 1946

Local 805 Organization, May 16 - June 23, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 93

Item 1. Mary Swart to Bill, May 16, 1944

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Swart, May 21, 1944

Item 3. Emspak to William Sentner, May 21, 1944

Item 4. James Payne to Emspak, June 23, 1944

Local 805 Strike, November 13 - December 1945

Containers: box 3, folder 94

Item 1. Julius Emspak to James Payne, November 13, 1945

Item 2. Letter to Albert Fitzgerald, November 15, 1945

Item 3. Termination of Strike Notice, November 21, 1945

Item 4. War Labor Board Recommendation, December 1945

Local 805 Factionalism and Burden Subsidy, February 8 - May 28, 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 95

Item 1. Charles Rosenbaum to William Sentner, February 8, 1948

Item 2. James Matles to Sentner, March 3, 1948

Item 3. Matles to Rosenbaum, March 3, 1948

Item 4. Matles to Rosenbaum, March 12, 1948

Item 5. Robert Logsden to Matles, May 28, 1948

Local 805 IUE Inter-union Rivalry, December 16, 1949 - April 24, 1950

Containers: box 3, folder 96

Item 1. Otto Maschoff to James Matles, December 16, 1949

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Maschoff, December 20, 1949

Item 3. Maschoff to Emspak, December 29, 1949

Item 4. Emspak to Maschoff, February 10, 1950

Item 5. Lou Kimmel to Emspak, April 24, 1950

Local 805 Correspondence, December 20, 1944 - October 12, 1946

Containers: box 3, folder 97

Item 1. Jacob Hoffman to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, December 20, 1944

Item 2. Interim Grievance Procedures, 1944

Item 3. Irene Huck to William Sentner Regarding Organization with May 22, 1945, Sentner Letter to Morris Muster, May 19, 1945

Item 4. Otto Maschoff to James Matles Regarding Negotiations with Maschoff Letter to Louis Schwellenbach, October 12, 1946

Local 806

Local 806 Officers List, April 7 - December 8, 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 98

Local 806 Incoming Correspondence, June 6, 1946 - March 30, 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 99

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Ada Masters Regarding Dues and Veterans, June 6, 1946

Item 2. Emspak to Milford Seabough Regaridng Per Capita, January 17, 1947

Item 3. Emspak to Carrie McLain Regarding Finances, May 19, 1947

Item 4. Emspak to Lindell Pind Regarding Per Capita, January 7, 1948

Item 5. Emspak to Kenneth Break Regarding Per Capita, February 18, 1948

Item 6. Emspak to James Crader Regarding Finances, March 30, 1948

Local 806 Outgoing Correspondence, June 6, 1947 - November 17, 1948

Containers: box 3, folder 100

Item 1. Clyde Cook to Julius Emspak Regarding Officers, November 18, 1947

Item 2. James Newcomer to UE Regarding Per Capita, November 17, 1948

Item 3. Nora Teaford to Emspak, June 6, 1947

Local 806 Organization and Strike, April 1946

Containers: box 3, folder 101

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, April 23, 1946

Item 2. Emspak to Otto Maschoff, April 23, 1946

Item 3. Otto Mashoff Letter, April 25, 1946

Item 4. Notification of Pending Disagreement, April 25, 1946

Item 5. Brief History of Local 806, April 1946

Local 806 Strike Report and Termination Notice, May 1 - June 5, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 102

Local 806 Correspondence, July 5, 1946 - April 16, 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 103

Item 1. Charles Anderson to James Matles Regarding Finances, July 5, 1946

Item 2. Termination of Strike, October 2, 1946

Item 3. Julius Emspak to Robert Logsden Regarding Membership, November 23, 1948

Item 4. Logsden to Matles Regarding International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, April 16, 1949

Item 5. William Sentner to Emspak Regarding Strikes, Undated

Local 808 (St. Louis)

Local 808 (St. Louis) Correspondence, Julius Emspak to E. Tahy Regarding Organization, October 29, 1937

Containers: box 3, folder 104

Local 808 (St. Louis) Charter Applicaiton, October 4, 1937

Containers: box 3, folder 105

Local 808 (Henderson)

Local 808 (Henderson) Correspondence, Julius Emspak to James David, March 18, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 106

Local 808 (Henderson) Organization and Disbanding, February - May 2, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 107

Item 1. Otto Maschoff to Julius Emspak, February 1947

Item 2. Emspak to Maschoff, March 1947

Item 3. Emspak to William Sentner, March 18, 1947

Item 4. Charter Supplies, March 18, 1947

Item 5. Emspak to Sentner, March 31, 1947

Item 6. Maschoff to Emspak, May 2, 1947

Local 808 (Evansville)

Local 808 (Evansville) Officers List, September 23, 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 108

Local 808 (Evansville) Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Leroy Bartley Regarding Separate Charter, October 13, 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 109

Local 808 (Evansville) Publications, December 1951 - April 1952

Containers: box 3, folder 110

Item 1. Radio Script Regarding Stirke and Inter-union Rivalry, December 9, 1951

Item 2. Newspaper Clipping "Union Ends Strike at Seeger Plant", December 1951

Item 3. "Membership Meeting" Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, April 1952

Local 808 (Evansville) Separate Charter, Octrober 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 111

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Joseph Pogue, October 13, 1949

Item 2. Emspak to William Sentner, October 13, 1949

Local 809

Local 809 Officers List, October 2, 1941 - August 26, 1949

Containers: box 3, folder 112

Local 809 Incoming Correspondence, August 3, 1938 - June 23, 1943

Containers: box 3, folder 113

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Rufus Payne Regarding Organization, August 3, 1938

Item 2. Emspak to R. Payne Regarding Organization, August 4, 1938

Item 3. Emspak to R. Payne Regarding 1938 UE Convention, August 29, 1938

Item 4. Emspak to R. Payne Regarding Unemployment, August 30, 1938

Item 5. Emspak to Irene Payne Regarding Supplies, October 4, 1938

Item 6. Emspak to I. Payne Regarding UE Constitution, November 9, 1938

Item 7. Emspak to R. Payne Regarding Address, November 18, 1938

Item 8. Emspak to Ralph Omdahl Regarding Per Capita, November 22, 1938

Item 9. Emspak to R. Payne Regarding CIO, January 13, 1939

Item 10. Emspak to R. Payne Regarding Dues, January 26, 1939

Item 11. Emspak to Omdahl Regarding Dues with Show-up Slip, January 23, 1939

Item 12. Emspak to James Stefani Regarding CIO and Finances, April 4, 1939

Item 13. Emspak to Stefani Regarding Local 809 Constitution, May 11, 1939

Item 14. Emspak to R. Payne Regarding Membership, December 4, 1939

Item 15. Emspak to Dale Schweibert Regarding Seniority, July 18, 1940

Item 16. Emspak to Schwiebert Regarding Negotiations, September 21, 1940

Item 17. Emspak to Schwiebert Regarding Financial Reports, October 7, 1940

Item 18. Emspak to Byron Gray Regarding Finances, October 28, 1941

Item 19. Emspak to Floyd Katzenberger Regarding Dues, June 23, 1943

Item 20. Emspak to Cecilia Trumbla Regarding Finances, August 4, 1944

Item 21. Emspak to Trumbla Regarding Finances, February 6, 1945

Item 22. Emspak to Trumbla Regarding Finances, December 11, 1946

Local 809 Incoming Correspondence, 1939, 1947

Containers: box 3, folder 114

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Cecelia Trumbla Regarding Per Capita, January 7, 1947

Item 2. Emspak to Trumbla Regarding Finances, May 12, 1947

Item 3. James Matles to James Stefani Regarding Wages, January 17, 1939

Item 4. J.S. Steckley to Stefani Regarding Wages, August 24, 1939

Local 809 Outgoing Correspondence, September 10, 1941 - July 28, 1944

Containers: box 3, folder 115

Item 1. Byron Gray to UE Regarding Officers, September 10, 1941

Item 2. Gray to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, October 23, 1941

Item 3. Robert Karnes to UE Regarding Officers, May 4, 1944

Item 4. Floyd Katzenberger to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, June 14, 1943

Item 5. Ralph Omdahl to Emspak Regarding Officers, October 16, 1938

Item 6. Omdahl to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, January 11, 1939

Item 7. Omdahl to Emspak Regarding Dues, January 11, 1939

Item 8. Omdahl to Emspak Regarding Officers and Per Capita, May 14, 1942

Item 9. Irene Payne to Emspak Regarding Finances, September 29, 1938

Item 10. Rufus Payne to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, August 22, 1938

Item 11. R. Payne to Emspak Regarding Finances, August 22, 1938

Item 12. R. Payne to Emspak Regarding Officers, December 18, 1938

Item 13. R. Payne to Emspak Regarding Dues, January 21, 1939

Item 14. R. Payne to Emspak Regarding Officers, NOvember 21, 1939

Item 15. James Stefani to James Matles Regarding Wages, January 14, 1939

Item 16. Stefani to Emspak Regarding Wages, August 7, 1939

Item 17. Stefani to Emspak Regarding Contract, October 5, 1939

Item 18. Dale Schwiebert to Emspak Regarding Negotiations, July 11, 1940

Item 19. Schwiebert to Emspak Regarding Negotiations, October 5, 1940

Item 20. Schwiebert to Emspak Regarding Officers, October 5, 1940

Item 21. Harold Swartfager to Emspak Regarding Officers, January 1941

Item 22. Cecelia Trumbla to UE Regarding Finances, July 28, 1944

Local 809 Receipts, August 4 - 26, 1938

Containers: box 3, folder 116

Local 809 Per Capita, August 19, 1938

Containers: box 3, folder 117

Local 809 Leaflet, "Notice" Regarding Unemployment, November 9, 1938

Containers: box 3, folder 118

Local 809 CIO Transfer and Union Lables, June 7 - August 2, 1938

Containers: box 3, folder 119

Item 1. Charter Application, June 7, 1938

Item 2. William Sentner to John Brophy, June 8, 1938

Item 3. Sentner to Julius Emspak, June 8, 1938

Item 4. D.M. Bridges to Don Harris, July 22, 1938

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak, July 26, 1938

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak, August 2, 1938

Local 810

Local 810 Officers Lists, December 29, 1939 - April 19, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 1

Local 810 Membership Resolutions, October 2, 1942 - August 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 2

Item 1. Resolution Regarding Organization with October 3, 1942, Herman Steinkoetter Letter to James Matles, October 2, 1942

Item 2. Resolution Regarding Factionalism, August 1946

Local 810 Incoming Correspondence, July 11, 1941 - July 21, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 3

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Walter Rapp Regarding Constitution, July 11, 1941

Item 2. Emspak to Rapp Regarding Bonding, September 28, 1943

Item 3. Emspak to Rapp Regarding Dues and Veterans, January 23, 1945

Item 4. Emspak to Clarence Bingaman Regarding Per Capita, November 8, 1946

Item 5. Emspak to Rapp Regarding Finances, November 21, 1946

Item 6. Emspak to Rapp Regarding Finances, December 2, 1946

Item 7. Emspak to Rapp Regarding Finances, December 9, 1946

Item 8. Emspak to Rapp Regarding Finances, December 19, 1946

Item 9. Emspak to Rapp Regarding Political Action Committee, January 7, 1948

Item 10. Emspak to Bingaman Regarding Per Capita, March 16, 1948

Item 11. Emspak to Bingaman Regarding Per Capita, August 3, 1950

Item 12. Emspak to Bingaman Regarding Per Capita, February 26, 1951

Item 13. Emspak to Bingaman Regarding UE News, March 17, 1952

Item 14. Emspak to Bingaman Regarding Loyd-Scrugs, April 29, 1952

Item 15. Emspak to Bingaman Regarding UE Convention, July 30, 1952

Item 16. Emspak to Rapp Regarding UE Fighting Fund, October 15, 1952

Item 17. Emspak to Bingaman Regarding UE Fighting Fund, October 23, 1952

Item 18. Albert Fitzgerald to Bingaman Regarding Raid-baiting, July 21, 1952

Item 19. James Matles to Rapp Regarding Finances, January 8, 1943

Item 20. Matles to Bingaman Regarding Organization, December 14, 1945

Item 21. David Ratner to Bingaman Regarding Social Security, December 19, 1946

Local 810 Outgoing Correspondence, March 30, 1942 - July 28, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 4

Item 1. Clarence Bingaman to Julius Emspak Regarding Officers, June 24, 1943

Item 2. Bingaman to Emspak Regaridng Per Capita, October 31, 1945

Item 3. Bingaman to James Matles Regarding Organization, November 28, 1945

Item 4. Bingaman to Emspak Regarding Bonding, March 27, 1946

Item 5. Bingaman to Nat Spero Regarding Negotiations, August 7, 1946

Item 6. Bingaman to Emspak Regarding Local 825, December 9, 1946

Item 7. Bingaman to William Sentner Regarding Factionalism, March 13, 1947

Item 8. Bingaman to J.N. Dazey Regarding Negotiations, September 18, 1947

Item 9. Bingaman to Missouri Department of Labor Regarding Strikes, November 18, 1947

Item 10. Bingaman to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, March 26, 1948

Item 11. Bingaman to Emspak Regarding Supplies, Novebmer 7, 1949

Item 12. Bingaman to Emspak Regarding Finances, July 31, 1950

Item 13. Bingaman to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, Februayr 20, 1951

Item 14. Bingaman to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Red-baiting, June 4, 1951

Item 15. Bingaman to Fitzgerald Regarding Red-baiting, July 17, 1951

Item 16. Bingaman to Emspak Regarding UE News, March 3, 1952

Item 17. Bingaman to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, July 28, 1952

Item 18. Walter Rapp to Matles Regarding Negotiations, March 30, 1942

Item 19. Rapp to Emspak Regarding Bonding, September 21, 1943

Item 20. Rapp to Emspak Regarding Veterans and Dues, January 19, 1945

Item 21. Rapp to Matles Regarding Supplies, November 23, 1945

Item 22. Rapp to Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, January 22, 1948

Item 23. Harry Rynders to Emspak Regarding Organization, July 1, 1947

Local 810 Newspaper, Progress of UE 810, November 14, 1945, October 23, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 5

Local 810 St. Louis UE News, March 3, 1941

Containers: box 4, folder 6

Local 810 Leaflets, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 7

Item 1. "Membership Reaffirms Solidarity in UE Local 810", October 30, 1951

Item 2. "Fines", Undated

Local 810 Press Releases, 1941, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 8

Item 1. "Profits are Increasing" Regarding Organization, 1941

Item 2. Press Release Regarding Factionalism, August 24, 1946

Local 810 Decca Negotiations, October 13 - November 11, 1941

Containers: box 4, folder 9

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, Ocotber 13, 1941

Item 2. Emspak to Sentner, November 11, 1941

Local 810 Amalgamation of Locals 810 and 819, January 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 10

Item 1. Robert Logsden to Julius Emspak, January 15, 1945

Item 2. Emspak to Logsden, January 23, 1945

Local 810 Mine Equipment Strike, May 31 - July 5, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 11

Item 1. Notification of Pending Disagreement, May 31, 1946

Item 2. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, June 4, 1946

Item 3. Sentner to Emspak, June 11, 1946

Item 4. Emspak to Sentner, July 2, 1946

Item 5. Robert Logsden to Emspak, July 6, 1946

Local 810 B-L Electric Strike, May 24 - August 29, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 12

Item 1. Notification of Pending Disagreement, May 24, 1946

Item 2. William Sentner to David Scribner with July 9, 1946, Carl Schuddle Letter to Victor Rasche and B-L Electric Manufacturing Notice, July 10, 1946

Item 3. Robert Logsden to James Matles, August 7, 1946

Item 4. Julius Emspak to Logsden, August 15, 1946

Item 5. Emspak to Logsden, August 29, 1946

Local 810 Johnson Tinfoil Strike, November 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 13

Item 1. Robert Logsden to James Matles, November 6, 1946

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Logsden, November 8, 1946

Local 810 Central Mines Equipment Strike, August 4 - September 12, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 14

Item 1. Report of Strike, August 4, 1947

Item 2. Robert Logsden to James Matles, September 12, 1947

Item 3. Julius Emspak to Logsden, September 12, 1947

Local 810 Toastwell Strike, June 17 - July 11, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 15

Item 1. Robert Logsden to James Matles, June 17, 1947

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Logsden, June 25, 1947

Item 3. Logsden to Emspak, July 10, 1947

Item 4. Emspak to Logsden, July 11, 1947

Local 810 Seftor Fiber Can Inter-union Rivalry, January 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 16

Item 1. Robert Logsden to James Matles, January 23, 1950

Item 2. Logsden to Matles, January 25, 1950

Local 810 Correspondence, June 24, 1941 - December 17, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 17

Item 1. Robert Logsden to James Matles Regarding Negotiations, June 24, 1941

Item 2. Victor Pasche to Nat Spero Regarding Fringe Benefits, February 28, 1945

Item 3. Notification of Pending Disagreement Regarding J. N. Dazey, April 26, 1946

Item 4. Notification of Pending Disagreement Regarding Behler Steel, May 24, 1946

Item 5. Notification of Pending Disagreement Regarding C. Nelson, May 24, 1946

Item 6. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, May 27, 1946

Item 7. Notification of Pending Disagreement Regarding Fred Medart Manufacturing, June 20, 1946

Item 8. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Staff Memebers, January 10, 1947

Item 9. Logsden to Matles Regarding Mailing List, January 21, 1947

Item 10. Logsden to Matles Regarding Johnson Metal Strike, January 9, 1950

Item 11. 820 Program, October 1951

Item 12. Local 810 Shops Per Capita List, December 1951

Item 13. Logsden to Emspak Regarding Strikes, April 24, 1952

Item 14. Otto Maschoff to Don Harris Regarding Strikes, April 1, 1954

Item 15. Maschoff to Matles Regarding Loyd Sruggs, December 17, 1954

Local 811

Local 811 Officers Lists, August 10, 1947 - February 11, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 18

Local 811 Incoming Correspondence, February 13, 1941 - September 2, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 19

Item 1. Julius Emspak to John Jerrell Regarding Bonding, February 13, 1941

Item 2. Emspak to E.B. Epping Regarding Bonding, October 19, 1942

Item 3. Emspak to Jerrell Regarding Transfers, September 1, 1943

Item 4. Emspak to Jerrell Regarding Bonding, November 9, 1943

Item 5. Emspak to Jerrell Regarding Veterans and Dues, September 21, 1945

Item 6. Emspak to Jerrell Regarding Per Capita, January 17, 1947

Item 7. Emspak to Jerrell Regarding Staff Members, September 2, 1947

Item 8. William Sentner to Epping Regarding Finances, August 26, 1940

Item 9. Sentner to Jerrell Regarding Constitution, August 3, 1944

Local 811 Outgoing Correspondence, February 1941 - November 15, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 20

Item 1. Raymond Fowler to UE, March 11, 1944

Item 2. John Jerrell to UE Regarding Bonding, February 1941

Item 3. Jerrell to Julius Emspak Regarding Mailing List, September 15, 1941

Item 4. Jerrell to Emspak Regarding Transfers, August 27, 1943

Item 5. Jerrell to Emspak Regarding Factionalism, July 17, 1944

Item 6. Jerrell to Emspak Regarding Progressive Cutery Separate Charter with September 2, 1947, Emspak Letter to Robert Logsdon, August 26, 1947

Item 7. Jerrell to Emspak Regarding Officers, November 15, 1948

Local 810 Bonding, February 1941

Containers: box 4, folder 21

Item 1. Questionnaire, February 17, 1941

Item 2. Form, February 24, 1941

Local 811 Transfer, July 1940

Containers: box 4, folder 22

Item 1. Charter Application, July 11, 1940

Item 2. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, July 15, 1940

Local 811 CIO Charter Application, January 23, 1939

Containers: box 4, folder 23

Local 812 (Dubuque)

Local 812 (Dubuque) Officers Lists, February 8, 1941

Containers: box 4, folder 24

Local 812 (Dubuque) Newspaper, Shop Bulletin, January 6 - February 24, 1941

Containers: box 4, folder 25

Local 812 (Dubuque) Newspaper Clippings, Undated

Containers: box 4, folder 26

Item 1. "Opinion" Column, Undated

Item 2. "Battery Union Gets Promise of Labor Aid," Dubuque Leader, Undated

Local 812 (Dubuque) Correspondence, William Wiezorek to All Employees Regarding Organization with "The UE-CIO" and Local 812 Sample Ballot, March 4, 1941

Containers: box 4, folder 27

Local 812 (Dubuque) Organization, December 1940 - January 21, 1941

Containers: box 4, folder 28

Item 1. Charter Application with History, Undated

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, December 1940

Item 3. Tentative Contract, December 1940

Item 4. William Sentner to Joseph Vejlupek, January 21, 1941

Item 5. Bert Adams to James Payne, Undated

Local 812 (Dubuque) Disbanding, April 24 - July 28, 1941

Containers: box 4, folder 29

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, April 24, 1941

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak, July 22, 1941

Item 3. Emspak to Sentner, July 28, 1941

Item 4. Robert Logsdon Report, Undated

Local 812 (Mason City)

Local 812 (Mason City) Officers Lists, October 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 30

Local 812 (Mason City) Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Daniel Vega Regarding Organization, October 21, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 31

Local 812 (Mason City) Charter Supplies, October 20, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 32

Local 812 (Mason City) Organization, October 21 - November 7, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 33

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, October 21, 1947

Item 2. Emspak to John Nordman, October 21, 1947

Item 3. Notification of Pending Disagreement, November 7, 1947

Local 813

Local 813 Officers Lists, March 8, 1944 - December 6, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 34

Local 813 Officer Resolutions, September 1946 - December 2, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 35

Item 1. Strike, September 1945

Item 2. Political Action Commitee, September 1946

Item 3. Marshall Plan, December 2, 1947

Local 813 Membership Resolutions, July 1942 - May 16, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 36

Item 1. Win the War Conference, July 1942

Item 2. Merger of Local 1002, September 15, 1942

Item 3. Organization, September 1942

Item 4. Sunbeam Negotiations, December 21, 1943

Item 5. Wages, December 1943

Item 6. Sunbeam Negotiations, December 1943

Item 7. Servel Organization and United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry, Undated

Item 8. Wage Labor Board Negotiations, April 10, 1945

Item 9. Foreign Policy, March 16, 1947

Item 10. Factionalism, July 20, 1947

Item 11. Packinghouse Workers Strikes, May 16, 1948

Local 813 James Payne Incoming Correspondence, April 30, 1947 - June 30, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 37

Item 1. Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, April 30, 1947

Item 2. Joseph Dermondy Regarding Seeger and GE Contract with June 21 and 23, 1948, Dermondy Letters to G.H. Pfeif and a June 21, 1948, David Scribner Letter to R.H. Loebbe, June 24, 1948

Item 3. Julius Emspak Regarding Strikes, October 26, 1945

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Political Contracts with Servel, March 21, 1947

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Per Capita, July 3, 1947

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Servel Strikes, April 21, 1948

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Dues and Membership, July 16, 1948

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Dues, July 21, 1950

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances and Local 805, January 30, 1951

Item 10. Emspak Regarding UE News and Per Capita, March 6, 1951

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances and Faultless Caster, August 21, 1951

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Finances, September 26, 1951

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Servel Strikes, February 19, 1952

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Servel Strikes, April 28, 1952

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Stewards Meeting, November 26, 1954

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Servel Finances, June 10, 1955

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Servel Inter-union Rivalry, June 30, 1955

Local 813 James Payne Incoming Correspondence, June 4, 1947 - December 10, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 38

Item 1. Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Evansville Visit, June 4, 1947

Item 2. Fitzgerald Regarding Evansville Visit, June 13, 1951

Item 3. Fitzgerald Regarding Faultless Caster, August 8, 1951

Item 4. Don Harris Regarding Sentner Defense Fund, July 29, 1953

Item 5. James Matles Regarding Shop Delegates, June 2, 1947

Item 6. Matles Regarding Seeger Strikes, June 2, 1947

Item 7. Matles Regarding Seeger Strikes, December 15, 1947

Item 8. Matles Regarding Union Shop, August 22, 1950

Item 9. Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, April 13, 1951

Item 10. Matles Regarding Staff Finances, August 3, 1951

Item 11. Matles Regarding Bassick Inter-union Rivalry, March 4, 1953

Item 12. Matles Regarding Finances, April 7, 1954

Item 13. Matles Regarding Staff Members, April 21, 1954

Item 14. Matles Regarding Finances, May 3, 1953

Item 15. Matles Regarding Finances, September 14, 1954

Item 16. Matles Regarding International Association of Machinists, December 10, 1954

Local 813 James Payne Incoming Correspondence, January 10 - September 26, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 39

Item 1. James Matles Regarding Finances, Staff Members, and Political Action, January 10, 1955

Item 2. Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 13, 1955

Item 3. Matles Regaridng Negotiations, April 26, 1955

Item 4. Matles Regarding Finances, July 28, 1955

Item 5. Matles Regarding Finances and Locals 1110 and 818, September 26, 1955

Local 813 James Payne Outgoing Correspondence, March 21, 1942 - December 5, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 40

Item 1. James Payne to Beatrice Stern Regarding Organization, March 21, 1942

Item 2. Payne to James Matles Regarding Contracts, June 19, 1946

Item 3. Payne to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, February 1, 1947

Item 4. Payne to Emspak Regarding Servel Contracts, March 18, 1947

Item 5. Payne to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, April 21, 1947

Item 6. Payne to Matles Regarding Shop Delegates, May 19, 1947

Item 7. Payne to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Evansville Visit, June 2, 1947

Item 8. Payne to Bill Regarding Factionalism, June 23, 1947

Item 9. Payne to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Dues Check-off, July 8, 1947

Item 10. Payne to Emspak Regarding Political Action Commitee, July 21, 1947

Item 11. Payne to Emspak Regarding Seeger Strike, December 17, 1947

Item 12. Payne to Matles Regarding Bucyrus-Erie and United Steelworkers of America, March 9, 1948

Item 13. Payne to Emspak Regarding Finances, April 23, 1948

Item 14. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Finances, July 12, 1948

Item 15. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, July 27, 1948

Item 16. Payne to Emspak Regarding Seeger Factionalism and Finances, November 7, 1949

Item 17. Payne to Matles Regarding Local 808 Inter-union Rivalry, November 11, 1949

Item 18. Payne to Dave Scribner Regarding Seeger Inter-union Rivalry, December 9, 1949

Item 19. Payne to Emspak Regarding Supplies, January 23, 1950

Item 20. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism and Staff Members, January 27, 1950

Item 21. Payne to Emspak Regarding Dues and Unemployment, July 24, 1950

Item 22. Payne to Emspak Regarding Seeger and Inter-union Rivalry, August 18, 1950

Item 23. Payne to Matles Regarding Organization, August 19, 1950

Item 24. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Union Shop, August 21, 1950

Item 25. Payne to Emspak Regarding Dues, December 5, 1950

Local 813 James Payne Outgoing Correspondence, January 18, 1951 - July 28, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 41

Item 1. James Payne to Julius Emspak Regaridng Local 805 Finances and Inter-union Rivalry, January 18, 1951

Item 2. Payne to James Matles Regarding Servel and Inter-union Rivalry, April 19, 1951

Item 3. Payne to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Finances and Faultless Caster, July 19, 1951

Item 4. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Finances, August 6, 1951

Item 5. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Servel Negotiations with January 2, 1952, Payne Letter to F.W. Ortman, January 3, 1952

Item 6. Payne to Emspak Regarding Servel Lockouts, February 6, 1952

Item 7. Payne to Emspak Regarding Servel Strikes, April 17, 1952

Item 8. Payne to Emspak Regarding General Cable Strikes, Septebmer 2, 1952

Item 9. Payne to Ortman Regarding Servel Negotiations, October 15, 1952

Item 10. Payne to Matles Regarding Bassick Organization, February 26, 1953

Item 11. Payne to Emspak Regarding Negotiations, June 11, 1953

Item 12. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Servel Strikes, June 1953

Item 13. Payne to Contract Advisory Committee Regarding Negotiations, June 17, 1953

Item 14. Payne to Don Harris Regarding Sentner Defense Fund, July 22, 1953

Item 15. Payne to Fitzgerarld Regarding General Executive Board, February 9, 1954

Item 16. Payne to Matles Regarding Stewards Education, March 11, 1954

Item 17. Payne to Matles Regarding Staff Members, March 30, 1954

Item 18. Payne to Matles Regarding Staff Members, Finances, and Locals 818 and 1110, April 15, 1954

Item 19. Payne to Matles Regarding Factionalism and Staff Members, May 10, 1954

Item 20. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations, June 21, 1954

Item 21. Payne to Matles Regarding Negotiations, June 29, 1954

Item 22. Payne to Fitzgerald Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, July 28, 1954

Local 813 Charles Wright Incoming Correspondence, December 9, 1946 - July 30, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 42

Item 1. William Cahn Regarding Publicity, December 9, 1946

Item 2. Julius Emspak Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 813 and 1002, January 11, 1943

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Films, March 31, 1943

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Wages, December 17, 1943

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Conscription, June 28, 1944

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, January 15, 1945

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Ladies Auxillary, August 1, 1946

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Per Capita, October 23, 1946

Item 9. Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Victory Rally, September 1, 1942

Item 10. Fitzgerald Regarding Local 813 Jurisdiction, September 24, 1942

Item 11. Fitzgerald Regarding Government Agencies, October 26, 1942

Item 12. Fitzgerald Regarding Membership Meeting, January 18, 1943

Item 13. Fitzgerald Regarding United Auto Workers, March 22, 1944

Item 14 . Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action, June 13, 1944

Item 15. Fitzgerald Regarding Faultless Caster Negotiations, November 23, 1945

Item 16. Fitzgerald Regarding Contracts and Wages, June 6, 1947

Item 17. Fitzgerald Regarding Bucyrus-Erie Strike, July 30, 1947

Item 18. James Matles Regarding Staff Members, November 6, 1946

Item 19. Matles Regarding Organization and Finances, November 7, 1946

Item 20. A.N. Towsen Regarding Wages, March 27, 1944

Local 813 Charles Wright Outgoing Correspondence, June 30, 1942 - December 5, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 43

Item 1. Charles Wright to Julius Emspak Regarding WWII, June 30, 1942

Item 2. Wright to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Sunbeam Organization, August 27, 1942

Item 3. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Membership Meeting, January 4, 1943

Item 4. Wright to Emspak Regarding Winter War Conference, March 29, 1943

Item 5. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Chrysler United Auto Workers Local 705 Strike, November 8, 1943

Item 6. Wright to Emspak Regarding Wages, December 7, 1943

Item 7. Wright to Fitzgerarld Regarding Sunbeam Negotiations, December 22, 1943

Item 8. Wright to A.N. Towsen Regarding Wages and Sunbeam, March 22, 1944

Item 9. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Political Action, June 17, 1944

Item 10. Wright to Emspak Regarding Dues, Veterans and Membership, January 12, 1945

Item 11. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, September 19, 1945

Item 12. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Servel War Labor Board, November 14, 1945

Item 13. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Faultless Caster Negotiations, November 16, 1945

Item 14. Wright to James Matles Regarding Organization Faultess Caster Stratford, November 19, 1945

Item 15. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Labor Management Conference, July 24, 1946

Item 16. Wright to UE Regarding Ladies Auxillary, July 29, 1946

Item 17. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, August 16, 1946

Item 18. Wright to William Sentner Regarding United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry, August 16, 1946

Item 19. Wright to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, October 23, 1946

Item 20. Wright to Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, November 1, 1946

Item 21. Wright to UE Regarding Mailing List, November 15, 1946

Item 22. Wright to Bill Cahn Regarding Publicity, December 5, 1946

Local 813 Charles Wright Outgoing Correspondence, January 21, 1946 - August 11, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 44

Item 1. Charles Wright to Lewis Schwellenbach Regarding Servel Negotiations, January 21, 1947

Item 2. Wright to Schwellenbach Regarding Seeger Negotiations, March 11, 1947

Item 3. Wright to Schwellenbach Regarding Koch Sons Negotiations, March 11, 1947

Item 4. Wright to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Servel Negotiations, April 12, 1947

Item 5. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Wages, Negotiations, Servel and Faultless Caster, May 20, 1947

Item 6. Wright to Schwellenbach Regarding Faultless Caster Negotiations, June 3, 1947

Item 7. Wright to Schwellenbach Regarding Servel Negotiations, June 3, 1947

Item 8. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes and Bucyrus Erie, July 26, 1947

Item 9. Wright to James Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry and Factionalism, February 19, 1948

Item 10. Wright to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism, May 22, 1948

Item 11. Wright to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Bucyrus Erie, August 11, 1948

Local 813 Incoming Correspondence, April 28, 1943 - December 30, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 45

Item 1. Janet Barish to Sadelle Berger Regarding Staff Finances, July 14, 1947

Item 2. Barish to Berger Regarding Staff Finances, July 17, 1947

Item 3. Bill Cahn to Beiger Regarding Staff, July 14, 1947

Item 4. Julius Emspak to Thurlow Jones Regarding Bonding, April 28, 1943

Item 5. Emspak to Alvis King Regarding Political Action Committee, August 11, 1947

Item 6. Emspak to King Regarding Dues, March 4, 1948

Item 7. Emspak to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Defense Fund and Seeger, May 14, 1948

Item 8. Emspak to Evelyn Steinhauser Regarding Seeger Strikes, July 13, 1948

Item 9. Emspak to Fitzgerald Regarding Seeger Strikes, December 15, 1948

Item 10. Emspak to Albert Eberhard Regarding Dues and Sunbeam, July 1, 1949

Item 11. Emspak to Eberhard Regaridng Sunbeam Separate Charter, August 19, 1949

Item 12. Emspak to Bertha Dodge Regarding Bonding, March 28, 1950

Item 13. Emspak to Harold Schroeder Regarding Financial Reports, June 7, 1951

Item 14. Emspak to Vic Pasche Regarding Stewards Meeting, November 16, 1954

Item 15. Fitzgerald to Clifford Hallman Regarding Ship Delegates, June 14, 1946

Item 16. James Matles to Agnes Schenck Regarding Staff Members, December 18, 1942

Item 17. Fitzgerald to Eberhardt Regarding Firings Conference, September 21, 1948

Item 18. Fitzgerald to Eberhardt Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, June 15, 1949

Item 19. Matles to Alice King Regarding Finances, February 21, 1947

Item 20. Matles to Schroeder Regarding Finances, January 21, 1954

Item 21. Matles to General Executive Board Members Regarding Staff, December 30, 1954

Item 22. F. Ortman to Eberhard Regarding Strikes, September 1, 1948

Item 23. Ortman Regarding Servel Strikes, September 1, 1948

Item 24. Ernest Snodgrass Regarding Bucyrus Erie Strike, September 4, 1948

Local 813 Outgoing Correspondence, April 13, 1943 - August 19, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 46

Item 1. Purtel Abshier to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Grievences, April 13, 1943

Item 2. L. Bartley to James Matles Regarding Seeger Separate Charter, October 8, 1949

Item 3. Sadelle Berger to Bill Regarding Finances, May 19, 1947

Item 4. Berger to Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, July 15, 1947

Item 5. Berger to Matles Regarding Staff Finances, July 30, 1951

Item 6. Berger to Tom Wright Regarding Westinghouse Strike, November 18, 1952

Item 7. Berger to Barish Regarding Staff Finances, January 18, 1954

Item 8. Francis Dodge to Wright Regarding Publicity, October 18, 1948

Item 9. Albert Eberhard to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Negotiations, January 8, 1948

Item 10. Eberhard to Fitzgerald Regarding Servel Strike, March 19, 1948

Item 11. Eberhard to John Bertee Regarding Inter-union Rivalry with United Auto Workers and American Federation of Labor, April 7, 1948

Item 12. Eberhard to Frank Kavanaugh Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, April 12, 1948

Item 13. Eberhard to Emspak Regarding Seeger Strike and Finances, May 10, 1948

Item 14. Eberhard to Fitzgerald Regarding Servel Strike, July 7, 1948

Item 15. Eberhard to Emspak Regarding Finances, Negotiations and Unemployment, December 7, 1938

Item 16. Eberhard to Emspak Regarding Finances, Negotiations and Servel, December 24, 1948

Item 17. Eberhard to Emspak Regarding Packinghouse Workers Strike, January 25, 1949

Item 18. Eberhard to Fitzgerald Regarding Unemployment, April 20, 1949

Item 19. Eberhard to Emspak Regarding Seeger, Dues and Inter-union Rivalry, June 27, 1949

Item 20. Eberhard to H. Rodgers Regarding Faultless Casters Negotiations, July 1, 1949

Item 21. Eberhard to Emspak Regarding Separate Charters, August 19, 1949

Local 813 Outgoing Correspondence, May 14, 1947 - May 9, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 47

Item 1. Charles Friday to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Wages and Negotiations, May 14, 1947

Item 2. Friday to Julius Emspak Regarding Servel Factionalism, August 1, 1949

Item 3. Friday to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, February 21, 1950

Item 4. Clifford Hallam to Fitzgerald Regarding Shop Delegates, July 6, 1946

Item 5. Thurlow Jones to Emspak Regarding Overtime, February 7, 1943

Item 6. Alvis King to Emspak Regarding Finances, February 22, 1949

Item 7. King to Emspak Regarding Finances, March 24, 1949

Item 8 . King to Emspak Regarding Finances, April 26, 1949

Item 9. King to Emspak Regarding Finances, May 27, 1949

Item 10. King to Emspak Regarding Finances, June 27, 1949

Item 11. King to Emspak Regarding Finances, August 19, 1949

Item 12. King to Emspak Regarding Finances, September 1, 1949

Item 13. Victor Paxche to Emspak Regarding Supplies, December 10, 1954

Item 14. Agnes Schenk to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, August 1946

Item 15. Harold Schroeder to Emspak Regarding Finances, May 9, 1951

Item 16. John Schulze to William Sentner Regarding Singer Boycott, September 10, 1949

Item 17. Unsigned to UE Regarding Address Change, July 1946

Local 813 Bonding Questionnaire and Form, May 2 - 7, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 48

Local 813 Receipts, October 1 - November 17, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 49

Local 813 Finances, October 1948 - May 31, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 50

Item 1. Phone Calls, October 9, 1948

Item 2. Statement, October 1948

Item 3. Statement, November 24, 1948

Item 4. Memo, December 10, 1948

Item 5. Statement, May 31, 1955

Item 6-8. Check Lists, Undated

Local 813 Servel Election Committee Newsletter with Sample Ballot, August 16 - September 9, 1944

Containers: box 4, folder 51

Local 813 Seeger UE Strike News, April 7 - 28, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 52

Local 813 Bucyrus Erie UE Strike News, August 3 - September 4, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 53

Local 813 Seeger Bulletin, December 13, 1951 - March 31, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 54

Local 813 Evansville UE News, October 22, 1943 - October 29, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 55

Local 813 Leaflets, June 2, 1942 - October 11, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 56

Item 1. "UE-CIO Wins Labor Board Case", June 2, 1942

Item 2. "Onward to Final Victory" Regarding Sunbeam Organization, June 6, 1942

Item 3. "Company Plans to Dump 1500 Workers", June 23, 1942

Item 4. "Election Hearing Wednesday" Regarding Sunbeam Organization, June 24, 1942

Item 5. "For a Guaranteed Secure Future" Regarding Organization, 1942

Item 6. "Union Will Enforce Present Agreement" Regarding Sunbeam, December 22, 1943

Item 7. "What Are 1100 Servel Employees in Uniform Coming Home To?" Regarding Servel Organization and Company Union, 1943

Item 8. "Your November Ballot" Regarding Political Action with Envelope, Application and Charles Wright Letter to Servel Employees, August 11, 1944

Item 9. "To All Members of Local 813" Regarding Officers and District 8 Factionalism, October 1946

Item 10. "Labor Board Election Date Set" Regarding Bucyrus Erie Organization, May 27, 1947

Item 11. "Bucyrus Erie Union Delegates to Meet in Chicago" Regarding Wages, 1947

Item 12. "A Message to the Seeger Employees" Regarding American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, February 19, 1948

Item 13. "Don't Be A Sucker" Regarding AFL Inter-union Rivalry, Februray 20, 1948

Item 14. "Union Demands Action" Regarding Servel Negotiations, March 3, 1948

Item 15. "Upon Your Request" Regarding Servell Negotiations, March 3, 1948

Item 16. "For Over a Year" Regarding Factionalism, May 19, 1948

Item 17. "The Real Facts at Bucyrus" Regarding Strikes at Bucyrus Erie, Septemeber 4, 1948

Item 18. "It's You and Your Wages That They're After" Regarding Strikes and Bucyrus Erie, September 14, 1948

Item 19. "Noet Tings Americanism Speed Up" Regarding Faultless Caster, October 11, 1948

Item 20. "Rule or Ruin" Regarding Seeger and Factionalism, October 28, 1938

Item 21. "Safeguard Your Union" Regarding Officers, Factionalism and District 8, 1948

Local 813 Leaflets, April 30, 1949 - June 29, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 57

Item 1. "Let's Look at Jim Click's Record", 1948

Item 2. "Facts on Auto Workers Union" Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, April 30, 1949

Item 3. "Local 813 Pledges Support to United Auto Workers of Ford", May 5, 1949

Item 4. "In Unity There is Strength" Regarding Seeger and Inter-union Rivalry, May 13, 1949

Item 5. "Enclosed" Regarding Factionalism and Taft-Hartley Affidavits, July 18, 1949

Item 6. "Resolutions on Taft Hartley Law" Regarding Factionalism, July 1949

Item 7. "Facts on Seeger Strike" Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, November 27, 1951

Item 8. "Bust the Wage Freeze", December 12, 1951

Item 9. "UE Report to Membermship" Regarding IUE Local 808, 1952

Item 10. "Special Bulletin" Regarding Servel Negotiations, June 18, 1953

Item 11. "Servel Stalls for Time" Regarding Negotiations, June 29, 1954

Local 813 Leaflets, Undated

Containers: box 4, folder 58

Item 1. "Our Fight is Your Fight" Regarding Seeger Negotiations and Factionalism, Undated

Item 2. "Stop Strike Breaking by State Police", Undated

Item 3. "A Message From Servel Cabinet Plant Workers" Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, Undated

Item 4. "A Message From Servel Unit Division Workers" Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, Undated

Item 5. "United Auto Workers Lies Exposed" Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, Undated

Item 6. "The Bigger the Vote for UE" Regarding Seeger Inter-union Rivalry, Undated

Item 7. "Facts to Consider" Regarding Sunbeam Organization, Undated

Item 8. "Help Provide a Merry Christmas" Regading Seeger Strike and Imperial Dest, Undated

Item 9. "IUE-CIO Report" Regarding UE and United Mine Workers Inter-union Rivalry, Undated

Local 813 Pamphlets, 1941 - March 2, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 59

Item 1. The Right to Work Regarding Anti-Labor Legislation, 1941

Item 2. At the General Membership Meeting Regarding Factionalism, January 29, 1947

Item 3. Memo Regarding Seeger, April 19, 1948

Item 4. Protect Your Contract Regarding Seeger and Inter-union Rivalry, March 2, 1949

Local 813 Pamphlets, May 4, 1949 - October 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 60

Item 1. Mr. J.W. Krueger Regarding Seeger Negotiations, May 4, 1949

Item 2. Vote Neither Regarding Seeger and Inter-union Rivalry, 1949

Item 3. Dear Member Regarding Sentner Case and Negotiations, October 1952

Local 813 Radio Broadcasts Regarding IUE Local 808 and Seeger Strike, December 9, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 61

Local 813 Newspaper Clippings, 1942 - August 16, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 62

Item 1. "Union Seeks to Void Sunbeam Bargaining Poll", 1942

Item 2. "Sunbeam Union Hearing Likely to Close Today," Evansville Courier, January 14, 1942

Item 3. "Sunbeam Union Hearing Ended", January 15, 1942

Item 4. "Employees of Sunbeam," Evansville Courier, August 9, 1942

Item 5. "Parades at Home of Boss," Evansville Press, October 18, 1945

Item 6. "Control of CIO Local is Contested," Evansville Press, July 30, 1946

Item 7. "Seek to Oust Reds From UE-CIO Union," Evansville Press, August 12, 1946

Item 8. "Oust Reds, UE Official Urges," Evansville Courier, August 12, 1946

Item 9. "UE-CIO Election Issue Reported As Communism," Evansville Courier, August 16, 1946

Local 813 Newspaper Clippings, March 20, 1948 - May 11, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 63

Item 1. "Here Are the Facts," Evansville Press, Mrach 20, 1948

Item 2. "NLRB Sending Man to Check Seeger Union", April 6, 1948

Item 3. "Company Offer of Six-Cent Pay Boost Accepted" Regarding Seeger, August 30, 1948

Item 4. "UAW Seeger CIO Local Union," Evansville Press, April 29, 1949

Item 5. "Local 813 Asks Seeger to Extend Present Contract", April 30, 1949

Item 6. "My Daddy Likes UE," Evansville Press, May 3, 1949

Item 7. "UE Is Our Union," Evansville Courier, May 11, 1949

Local 813 Newspaper Clippings, July 29, 1950 - December 12, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 64

Item 1. "IUE Threatens Wildcat Strike," Evansville Press, July 29, 1950

Item 2. "Both Company and Union See Seeger Victory," Evansville Press, December 10, 1951

Item 3. "Seeger IUE Gets Revenue Change as Pickets Posted", December 11, 1951

Item 4. "Union Ends Strike at Seeger Plant", December 12, 1951

Item 5. "Seeger Employees Get Wage Increase," Evansville Press, January 8, 1952

Item 6. "Servel Has Ability to Grant Wage Increases," Evansville Courier, January 27, 1952

Item 7. "Seeger NLRB Vote Possible", March 15, 1952

Item 8. "UE Petitions for Election at Seeger," Evansville Courier, April 1, 1952

Item 9. "NLRB Seeks to End Seeger Union Muddle", May 1, 1952

Item 10. "We At Servel Demand Pattern Raise," Evansville Courier, June 27, 1954

Local 813 Sunbeam Organization, September 2, 1941 - August 8, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 65

Item 1. Charter Application with September 4, 1941, James Payne Letter to Julius Emspak, September 2, 1941

Item 2. Emspak to Payne, September 12, 1941

Item 3. Payne to James Matles with Newspaper Clipping and Summer Gerald Letter, September 17, 1941

Item 4. Payne to Emspak, September 9, 1941

Item 5. Emspak to Payne, September 22, 1941

Item 6. William Sentner to Matles, July 29, 1941

Item 7. Sentner to Matles, August 8, 1942

Local 813 Servel Organization, May 10 - June 1, 1944

Containers: box 4, folder 66

Item 1. Servel Organization Program, May 10, 1944

Item 2. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, May 11, 1944

Item 3. Emspak to Sentner, June 1, 1944

Local 813 Sunbeam Strike and Negotiations, April 7 - October 30, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 67

Item 1. James Payne to Julius Emspak, April 7, 1945

Item 2. Emspak to William Sentner, September 21, 1945

Item 3. Sentner to Emspak, October 11, 1945

Item 4. Emspak to Sentner, October 17, 1945

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak, October 22, 1945

Item 6. Emspak to Sentner, October 26, 1945

Item 7. Notification of Pending Disagreement, October 30, 1945

Local 813 Faultless Caster Negotiations, November 23, 1945 - April 24, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 68

Item 1. Albert Fitzgerald to William Sentner, November 23, 1945

Item 2. Sentner to Fitzgerald, March 22, 1946

Item 3. Notification of Pending Disagreement, Apirl 24, 1946

Local 813 Evansville CIO, April 21 - 22, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 69

Item 1. Charles Wright to Phillip Murray Regarding Evansville CIO Resolution, April 21, 1947

Item 2. Wright to John Brophy, April 22, 1947

Local 813 Bucyrus Erie Inter-union Rivalry, January 13 - May 9, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 70

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, January 13, 1947

Item 2. William Fauer to Emspak, January 13, 1947

Item 3. Emspak to Fauer, January 20, 1947

Item 4. Otto Maschoff to James Matles, May 9, 1947

Local 813 Subsidy, February 19 - March 4, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 71

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, February 19, 1947

Item 2. James Matles to Sentner, March 4, 1947

Local 813 Bucyrus Erie Strike, May 3 - August 31, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 72

Item 1. N.R. Knox to William Senter with May 4, 1948, James Payne Letter to Albert Fitzgerald, May 3, 1948

Item 2. Bert Miller to Robert Fischer, August 31, 1948

Local 813 Seeger Strike, April 29 - 30, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 73

Item 1. Union Proposals, April 29, 1948

Item 2. Termination of Strike Notice, April 30, 1948

Local 813 Financial Situation, December 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 74

Item 1. Strike Fund Data, December 1948

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Joseph Pogue, December 27, 1938

Local 813 Seeger Factionalism and United Auto Workers Rivalry, May 5 - June 17, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 75

Item 1. William Sentner to James Matles, May 5, 1949

Item 2. Otto Maschoff to Albert Fitzgerald, June 17, 1949

Local 813 King Resignation, August 24 - 26, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 76

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Joseph Pogue with August 22, 1949, Alvis King Letter to Emspak, August 24, 1949

Item 2. Joseph Pogue to Emspak, August 26, 1949

Local 813 Charters, August 15 - October 6, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 77

Item 1. Local 813 Executive Board Statement, August 15, 1949

Item 2. Joseph Pogue to Julius Emspak, August 26, 1949

Item 3. Emspak to Pogue, August 31, 1949

Item 4. William Sentner to James Matles, September 2, 1949

Item 5. Emspak to Pogue, October 6, 1949

Local 813 Seeger Stirke and IUE Inter-union Rivalry, November 13 - December 24, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 78

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Matles with Newspaper Clippings, November 13, 1951

Item 2. James Payne to All Servel Members, December 4, 1951

Item 3. William Sentner to James Matles, December 4, 1951

Item 4. Sentner to Matles, December 12, 1951

Item 5. Logsdon to Matles, December 13, 1951

Item 6. Sentner to Matles, December 13, 1951

Item 7. Logsdon to Matles, December 1951

Item 8. Statement, December 18, 1951

Item 9. Logsdon to Matles, December 24, 1951

Local 813 Servel Negotiations, June 21 - 29, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 79

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to Albert Fitzgerald, June 21, 1954

Item 2. Letter to Logsdon, June 21, 1954

Item 3. Elmer Ralph Memo, June 29, 1954

Local 813 Staff and Finances, March 8, 1954 - June 30, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 80

Item 1. Emma Memo to Dave Ratner, March 8, 1954

Item 2. James Matles Memo to Janet, April 7, 1954

Item 3. Robert Logsdon to Matles, April 22, 1954

Item 4. Don Harris to Matles, April 29, 1954

Item 5. Logsdon to Matles, June 30, 1955

Local 813 Correspondence, September 29, 1942 - August 14, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 81

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Disbanding, September 29, 1942

Item 2. Sunbeam Resolution Regarding Negotiations, October 18, 1942

Item 3. James Payne to James Matles Regarding Officers and Staff Members, December 16, 1942

Item 4. Memo Regarding Address Change, April 1945

Item 5. Shop Delegates Conference Proceedings, July 21, 1946

Item 6. UE Committee for Democratic Action Statement Regarding Officers, August 14, 1946

Local 813 Correspondence, December 12, 1946 - October 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 82

Item 1. Memo Regarding Wages, December 12, 1946

Item 2. Memo Regarding Activity Report, January 8, 1947

Item 3. Albert Fitzgerald to William Sentner Regaridng Evansville Visit, June 4, 1947

Item 4. Fitzgerald to Sentner Regarding Bucyrus Erie Strikes, July 30, 1947

Item 5. John Krueger to Fitzgerald Regarding Seeger Strike, December 15, 1947

Item 6. Union Negotiation Proposals Regarding Servel, March 4, 1948

Item 7. Bucyrus Erie Conference Memo, March 6, 1948

Item 8. Grievance Report Regarding Servel, April 13, 1948

Item 9. Organizational Program, June 17, 1948

Item 10. Sentner to Joseph Dermondy Regarding Seeger Contract, June 18, 1948

Item 11. Election Totals Regarding Factionalism and Officers, August 1948

Item 12. Memo Regarding Factionalism, October 1948

Local 813 Correspondence, March 22, 1949 - June 17, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 83

Item 1. Report of Negotiating Committee Regarding Servel with March 7, 1949, Contract Report, March 22, 1949

Item 2. Resolution on Unemployment, March 29, 1949

Item 3. Grievance Report with William Sentner Letter to Albert Fitzgerald, May 23, 1949

Item 4. Agreement Regarding Separate Seeger Charter, August 31, 1949

Item 5. IUE Local 808 Officers to Members Regarding Strike, August 1950

Item 6. Proposed Contract Settlement Regarding Servel with Sadelle Berger Memo to Albert Fitzgerald, 1951

Item 7. Berger to James Matles Regarding Finances, August 15, 1951

Item 8. Robert Logsdon to Matles Regarding Servel Negotiations, Seeger and IUE Inter-union Rivalry, June 17, 1951

Local 813 Correspondnece, June 1956

Containers: box 4, folder 84

Item 1. Servel Check-off Revocation, June 1956

Item 2. National Labor Relations Board and American Federation of Labor, Undated

Item 3. Contract Proposal Resolution Regarding Seeger, Undated

Item 4. Auto Workers Rank and File Minutes, Undated

Local 814

Local 814 Officers Lists, October 1, 1942 - August 12, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 85

Local 814 Officer Meeting Minutes, July 14 - August 12, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 86

Local 814 Membership Meeting Minutes, August 17, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 87

Local 814 Membership Resolution Regarding World War II, the British and Soviet Union, May 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 88

Local 814 Incoming Correspondence, August 29, 1944 - August 13, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 89

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Daisy Smith Regarding Finances, August 29, 1944

Item 2. Emspak to Ivan Wolf Regarding War Labor Board, June 15, 1945

Item 3. Emspak to Thorsten Franzeen Regarding Dues and Veterans, June 18, 1945

Item 4. Emspak to Wolf Regaridng Herman Nelson Strike, February 18, 1946

Item 5. Emspak to Franzeen Regarding Per Capita, December 23, 1946

Item 6. Emspak to Lee Thompson Regarding Wages, June 6, 1947

Item 7. Emspak to Thompson Regarding Political Action Committee, November 18, 1947

Item 8. Emspak to Thompson Regarding Political Action Committee, December 2, 1947

Item 9. Emspak to Thompson Regarding Finances, March 30, 1948

Item 10. Emspak to Rex Wheelock Regarding Eagle Signal Strike and Wages, Apirl 27, 1948

Item 11. Emspak to Wheelock Regarding Eagle Signal and Herman Nelson Strikes, May 28, 1948

Item 12. Emspak to Thompson Regarding Eagle Signal and Herman Nelson Strikes, May 28, 1948

Item 13. Emspak to Wheelock Regarding Herman Nelson Strike, June 7, 1948

Item 14. Emspak to Roy Saltz Regarding Minneapolis Moline Charter, July 30, 1948

Item 15. Emspak to Thompson Regarding Separate Charters and UE Convention, August 13, 1948

Item 16. James Matles to J.B. Johnson Regarding Staff Members, November 7, 1946

Item 17. William Sentner to Dwight Brenston Regarding Factionalism and Separate Charters, November 17, 1944

Item 18. Sentner to Wheelock Regarding Voss Brothers Organization, June 18, 1945

Item 19. Sentner to Saltz Regarding Factionalism and Separate Charters, July 27, 1948

Local 814 Outgoing Correspondence, April 6, 1942 - August 20, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 90

Item 1. G.R. Bloomberg to UE Regarding Officers, April 6, 1942

Item 2. Kathryn Couchman to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, February 20, 1945

Item 3. Adrian Curtis to Local 814 Members Regarding Eagle Signal Strike, 1948

Item 4. E.J. Floyd to Emspak Regarding Eagle Signal Strike, February 5, 1942

Item 5. Floyd to James Matles Regarding Officers and Iowa Ordinance Organization, March 31, 1942

Item 6. Thorsten Franzeen to Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, June 15, 1945

Item 7. Franzeen to Emspak Regarding Stirke Fund, January 19, 1946

Item 8. Franzeen to William Sentner Regarding Strike Fund, April 26, 1946

Item 9. Franzeen to Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, October 5, 1946

Item 10. Franzeen to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, December 16, 1946

Item 11. Franzeen Regarding Herman Nelson Strike, Undated

Item 12. Roy Saltz to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and Minneapolis Moline Separate Charter, July 23, 1948

Item 13. Lee Thompson to Emspak Regarding Factionalism, UE Convention and Minneapolis Moline Separate Charter, July 31, 1948

Item 14. Thompson to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, Separate Charters and Minneapolis Moline, August 10, 1948

Item 15. Thompson to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and UE Convention with August 17, 1948, Emspak Letter to Sentner, August 14, 1948

Item 16. Thompson to Emspak Regarding Minneapolis Moline Separate Charters, August 18, 1948

Item 17. Thompson to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and UE Convention, August 20, 1948

Local 814 Outgoing Correspondence, February 28, 1945 - February 1, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 91

Item 1. Rex Wheelock to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, December 21, 1943

Item 2. Wheelock to Emspak Regarding Finances, February 28, 1945

Item 3. Wheelock to Robert Logsdon Regarding Finances, September 4, 1945

Item 4. Wheelock to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances and Factionalism, November 5, 1948

Item 5. Wheelock to Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, January 2, 1947

Item 6. Wheelock to Tom Wright Regarding Publicity, December 16, 1947

Item 7. Wheelock to Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, December 23, 1947

Item 8. Wheelock to Emspak Regarding Eagle Signal and Herman Nelson Negotiations, April 19, 1948

Item 9. Wheelock to Emspak Regarding Eagle Signal and Herman Nelson Strikes, May 17, 1948

Item 10. Wheelock to Emspak Regarding Herman Nelson and Eagle Signal Contracts, June 4, 1948

Item 11. Ivan Wolf to Emspak Regarding Herman Nelson War Labor Board, June 12, 1945

Item 12. Wolf to James Matles Regarding UE Officers, Factionalism and Political Action Committee, November 2, 1945

Item 13. Wolf to Matles Regaridng Herman Nelson Strike, February 1, 1946

Item 14. Strike Strategy Committee to Catterton Regarding Herman Nelson Strike, Undated

Locla 814 Finances, Bonding Form and Trustees Statement, February 17, 1942, August 21, 1944

Containers: box 4, folder 92

Local 814 Leaflets, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 93

Item 1. "No Work After 10A.M." Regarding Herman Nelson Strike, 1948

Item 2. "A Challenge" Regarding Herman Nelson Strike, undated

Local 814 Newspaper 814 Bulletin, undated

Containers: box 4, folder 94

Local 814 Eagle Signal Organization, January 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 95

Item 1. Owen Smith to James Matles, January 24, 1942

Item 2. Charter Application, January 24, 1942

Item 3. Brief History, January 1942

Item 4. Julius Emspak to Smith, January 26, 1942

Item 5. Stella to William Sentner, January 26, 1942

Item 6. Emspak to Smith, January 28, 1942

Item 7. Emspak to Smith, January 30, 1942

Local 814 Amalgamation, July - November 4, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 96

Item 1. Resolution of Locals 814 and 815, July 1942

Item 2. Minutes, September 15, 1942

Item 3. John Nordman to Julius Emspak, October 1942

Item 4. Joint Executive Board Resolution, October 1, 1942

Item 5. Emspak to Nordman, November 4, 1942

Item 6. Joint Executive Board Resolution, 1942

Local 814 Eagle Signal Wages, January 6 - April 20, 1944

Containers: box 4, folder 97

Item 1. M. Porosky to Rex Wheelock, January 6, 1944

Item 2. Wheelock to Porosky, January 12, 1944

Item 3. Wheelock to Porosky, April 20, 1944

Local 814 Minneapolis Moline Separate Charters, November 28 - December 4, 1944

Containers: box 4, folder 98

Item 1. Ray Klausner to William Sentner, November 28, 1944

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak, December 4, 1944

Local 814 Herman Nelson Strike, February 11 - May 21, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 99

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, February 11, 1946

Item 2. Rex Wheelock to Emspak, February 20, 1946

Item 3. Notification of Pending Disagreement, April 15, 1946

Item 4. Wheelock to Sentner, April 18, 1946

Item 5. Wheelock to Emspak, April 18, 1946

Item 6. Wheelock to Emspak, April 19, 1946

Item 7. Wheelock to Emspak, April 22, 1946

Item 8. Edward Pringle to Wheelock, May 1946

Item 9-10. Wheelock to Emspak, May 18, 1946

Item 11. Emspak to Wheelock, May 21, 1946

Item 12. Wheelock to Robert Logsdon, May 21, 1946

Item 13. Wheelock to Emspak, May 21, 1946

Item 14. Wage Petition, 1940

Local 814 Local Division, July 16 - August 23, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 100

Item 1. Special Committee Minutes, July 16, 1948

Item 2. Stipulation of Agreement, July 16, 1948

Item 3. Amendment to Stipulation, August 2, 1948

Item 4. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, August 10, 1948

Item 5. Convention Credentials, August 14, 1948

Item 6. Vote Totals, August 18, 1948

Item 7. Lee Thompson Statement, August 20, 1948

Item 8. Sentner to Emspak, August 23, 1948

Item 9. Committee Minutes, August 23, 1948

Local 814 Correspondence, January 30, 1941 - December 1, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 101

Item 1. Otto Maschoff to Julius Emspak Regarding Charter, January 30, 1941

Item 2. Vote Total Regarding Herman Nelson Organization and Inter-union Rivalry with International Association of Machinists, April 14, 1943

Item 3. Porosky to H.G. Lewis Regarding Eagle Signal Wages and War Labor Board, December 23, 1943

Item 4. Rex Wheelock to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and Stewards, February 6, 1944

Item 5. David Scribner to Alice Smith Regarding War Labor Board, June 15, 1945

Item 6. Wheelock to Ernest DeMaio Regarding Minneapolis Moline Negotiations, February 20, 1946

Item 7. Executive Board Statement Regaridng UE Officers and Wages, June 2, 1947

Item 8. Termination of Herman Nelson Strike, June 14, 1948

Item 9. Scribner to Robert Logsdon Regarding Finances, December 1, 1949

Item 10. Picket Card Regarding Herman Nelson, Undated

Local 815 (Moline)

Local 815 (Moline) Outgoing Correspondence, April 12 - June 23, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 102

Item 1. Alfred Bracewell to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, April 12, 1942

Item 2. Tom Willits to Emspak Regarding Finances, June 23, 1942

Local 815 (Moline) Bonding Questionnaire and Form, June 23 - July 1, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 103

Local 815 (Moline) Leaflets, June 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 104

Item 1. "Lets Go CIO" Regarding Reynolds Organization, June 24, 1942

Item 2. "Who Is Patriotric" Regarding Reynolds Organization, June 1942

Item 3. "Tool Workers Get the Bait" Regarding Minneapolis Moline Organization, June 1942

Item 4. "The UE-CIO Record" Regarding Organization, June 1942

Local 815 (Moline) Organization, April 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 105

Item 1. Owen Smith to Julius Emspak, April 1942

Item 2. Emspak to Smith, April 12, 1942

Item 3. Charter Application, April 1942

Local 815 (Moline) War Orders, May 13 - June 13, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 106

Item 1. Owen Smith to Russ Nixon, May 13, 1942

Item 2. Nixon to Smith, May 19, 1942

Item 3. Production Survey, May 19, 1942

Item 4. Nixon to W.R. Tracy, May 19, 1942

Item 5. Smith to Julius Emspak, May 20, 1942

Item 6. Smith to Nixon, May 25, 1942

Item 7. Nixon to Smith, June 13, 1942

Local 815 (Moline) Correspondence, Julius Emspak to John Dordiman Regarding Amalgamation, October 12, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 107

Local 815 (Memphis)

Local 815 (Memphis) Officers Lists, February 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 108

Local 815 (Memphis) Correspondence, Julius Emspak to E. Mullin Regarding Organization, February 10, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 109

Local 815 (Memphis) Stamps, February 17 - March 18, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 110

Local 815 (Memphis) Charter Supplies, February 10, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 111

Local 815 (Memphis) Organization, February 10 - April 30, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 112

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Otto Maschoff, February 10, 1948

Item 2. Emspak to William Sentner, February 10, 1948

Item 3. Maschoff to Emspak, April 30, 1948

Local 815 (Keosauqua)

Local 815 (Keosauqua) Finances, August 26 - September 1, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 113

Item 1. Stamps, August 26, 1952

Item 2. Ledger, August 1952

Item 3. Charter Supplies, September 1, 1952

Local 815 (Keosauqua) Newspaper Clippings, September 10, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 114

Item 1. "Berker at Keosauqua Officers Wage Boosts", Undated

Item 2. "Strike Stops Contract Meeting at Keosauqua", September 10, 1952

Local 815 (Keosauqua) Organization and Strike, August 2 - October 7, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 115

Item 1. Don Harris to Julius Emspak, August 2, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Charles Hobbie, August 27, 1952

Item 3. Emspak to Harris, August 27, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to George Eddy, August 27, 1952

Item 5. Charter Application, September 1, 1952

Item 6. Injunction Notice, September 19, 1952

Item 7. Injunction, September 29, 1952

Item 8. Basil Pollitt Memo, October 7, 1952

Local 816 (St. Louis)

Local 816 (St. Louis) Officers Lists, September 12, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 116

Local 816 (St. Louis) Incoming Correspondence, July 22 - December 18, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 117

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Gary LaDassor Regarding Bonding, July 22, 1942

Item 2. Emspak to LaDassor Regarding Bonding, April 22, 1942

Item 3. Emspak to Harry Smith Regarding Bonding, Novebmer 9, 1942

Item 4. James Matles to Smith Regarding Staff Members, December 18, 1942

Local 816 (St. Louis) Outgoing Correspondence, April 15, 1943 - January 23, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 118

Item 1. Gary LaDassor to Julius Emspak Regarding Dues and Bonding, April 15, 1943

Item 2. LaDassor to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Negotiations, August 11, 1943

Item 3. A.F. Reineck to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 23, 1946

Local 816 (St. Louis) Bonding Questionnaire and Form, November 23 - December 9, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 119

Local 816 (St. Louis) Financial Reports, February 1943

Containers: box 4, folder 120

Local 816 (St. Louis) US Cartridge Election Notice, May 1943

Containers: box 4, folder 121

Local 816 (St. Louis) US Cartridge Organization, July 17 - December 1, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 122

Item 1. Charter Application, July 17, 1942

Item 2. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, July 24, 1942

Item 3. Emspak to Sentner, July 20, 1942

Item 4. Neil Brant to Sentner, August 18, 1942

Item 5. Emspak to Sentner, October 6, 1942

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak, October 12, 1942

Item 7. Frances Sayler to Sentner, November 17, 1942

Item 8. Emspak to Sentner, November 17, 1942

Item 9. Organization Activities Memo Regarding US Cartridge, November 18, 1942

Item 10. Sentner to Russ Nixon, November 19, 1942

Item 11. Nixon to James Matles with Nixon Letter to Sentner, November 20, 1942

Item 12. Brant to Matles, December 1, 1942

Local 816 (St. Louis) Correspondence, May 10, 1943 - July 8, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 123

Item 1. Williaim Sentner to James Matles Regarding US Cartridge Wages, May 10, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Disbanding, July 8, 1946

Local 816 (Fulton)

Local 816 (Fulton) Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Laurence Knapp, September 3, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 124

Local 816 (Fulton) Charter Supplies and Financial Ledger, September 3, 1952 - April 1953

Containers: box 4, folder 125

Local 816 (Fulton) Organization, August 29 - September 3, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 126

Item 1. Don Harris to Julius Emspak, August 29, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Harris, September 3, 1952

Local 817 (Cairo)

Local 817 (Cairo) Incoming Correspondence, September 24 - October 14, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 127

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Byron Alcorn, September 24, 1942

Item 2. Lou Kimmel to War Workers, October 14, 1942

Local 817 (Cairo) Bonding Form, September 24, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 128

Local 817 (Cairo) Organization, September 24 - December 30, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 129

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Lou Kimmel, September 24, 1942

Item 2. Russ Nixon to James Matles with Nixon Letter to William Sentner, September 29, 1942

Item 3. Kimmel to Emspak, October 1942

Item 4. Sentner to Nixon, October 27, 1942

Item 5. Sentner to Emspak with Bills, November 17, 1942

Item 6. Emspak to Sentner, November 27, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak, December 30, 1942

Local 817 (Lawrence)

Local 817 (Lawrence) Officers Lists, June 24, 1948 - March 7, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 130

Local 817 (Lawrence) Incoming Correspondence, March 15, 1948 - February 26, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 131

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Lester Anderson Regarding Organization, March 15, 1948

Item 2. Emspak to Lucille Bond Regarding Supplies and Per Capita, March 10, 1950

Item 3. Emspak to Bond Regarding Disbanding, February 26, 1951

Local 817 (Lawrence) Outgoing Correspondence, Lucille Bond to UE Regarding Disbanding, February 20, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 132

Local 817 (Lawrence) Charter Supplies, March 8, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 133

Local 817 (Lawrence) Organization, March 15, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 134

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, March 15, 1948

Item 2. Emspak to Robert Logsdon, March 15, 1948

Item 3. Charter Information, 1948

Local 817 (Lawrence) Charter Reinstatement, February 3 - March 10, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 135

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, February 3, 1950

Item 2. Emma Memo to Rachie, February 7, 1950

Item 3. Otto Maschoff to Julius Emspak, March 7, 1950

Item 4. Emspak to Maschoff, March 10, 1950

Local 817 (Lawrence) Correspondence, February 26, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 136

Item 1. Secretary of Julius Emspak to William Sentner Regarding Disbanding, February 26, 1951

Item 2. M.A. Myers Regarding Organization, Undated

Local 818

Local 818 Officers Lists, July 1943 - March 18, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 137

Local 818 Membership List with September 17, 1949, Bernell Tolbert Letter to Julius Emspak, July 24, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 138

Local 818 Incoming Correspondence, September 24, 1942 - March 14, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 139

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Joseph Daily Regarding Bonding, September 24, 1942

Item 2. Emspak to Fred Colbert Regarding Political Action, December 15, 1943

Item 3. Emspak to Laverne Gregory Regarding Dues and Veterans, January 15, 1945

Item 4. Emspak to Albert Combs Regarding Dues and Veterans, February 23, 1945

Item 5. Emspak to Combs Regarding Per Capita, May 3, 1945

Item 6. Emspak to Colbert, July 30, 1945

Item 7. Emspak to Harold Dosch Regarding Supplies, March 14, 1950

Local 818 Outgoing Correspondence, August 19, 1946 - June 25, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 140

Item 1. C. Burkhard to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, August 19, 1946

Item 2. Fred Colbert to Thelma Stein Regarding Wages, November 10, 1943

Item 3. Colbert to Julius Emspak Regarding Wage Control Board, July 16, 1945

Item 4. Albert Combs to Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, February 18, 1945

Item 5. Combs to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, April 22, 1945

Item 6. Combs to Emspak Regarding Strike Fund, January 31, 1946

Item 7. Combs to Emspak Regarding Contracts, October 3, 1946

Item 8. Combs to Fitzgerald Regarding Labor Unity, March 9, 1955

Item 9. Harold Dosch to Emspak Regarding Supplies, March 10, 1950

Item 10. Lavern Grigary to Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, January 11, 1945

Item 11. Robert James to James Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry with IUE District 50, June 25, 1954

Item 12. Joseph Walker to Emspak Regarding Officers, May 1943

Local 818 Bonding and Local Audit, March 10 - August 18, 1943

Containers: box 4, folder 141

Local 818 Organization, September 2 - December 1, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 142

Item 1. James Payne to James Matles, September 2, 1942

Item 2. Payne to Matles, Undated

Item 3. Albert Fitzgerald to Robert Patterson, September 10, 1942

Item 4. Julius Emspak to Payne, September 24, 1942

Item 5. William Sentner to Fitzgerald, October 6, 1942

Item 6. Neil Brant to Payne, December 1, 1942

Local 818 Labor-Management Productivity Committee, September 25 - October 11, 1943

Containers: box 4, folder 143

Item 1. James Payne to Julius Emspak, September 25, 1943

Item 2. Emspak to Payne, October 11, 1943

Local 818 War Labor Board Case, February 14, 1944 - August 31, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 144

Item 1. James Payne to Julius Emspak, February 14, 1944

Item 2-3. Phone Conversation Transcript, February 14, 1944

Item 4. William Sentner to James Hayward, August 31, 1945

Local 818 Strike, August 20 - 27, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 145

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Robert Kirkwood, August 20, 1946

Item 2. William Sentner to Emspak, August 22, 1946

Item 3. Emspak to Sentner, August 22, 1946

Item 4. Notification of Pending Disagreement, August 27, 1946

Item 5. Strike Report, August 27, 1946

Item 6. Termination of Strike, August 1946

Local 818 Correspondence, William Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, February 24, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 146

Local 819

Local 819 Officers Lists, March 28, 1945 - December 9, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 147

Local 819 Incoming Correspondence, December 17, 1942 - January 20, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 148

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Clyde Wenneston Regarding Bonding, December 17, 1942

Item 2. Emspak to John G'Sell Regarding General Electric Conference Board, April 4, 1943

Item 3. Emspak to G'Sell Regarding Bonding, July 7, 1943

Item 4. Emspak to G'Sell Regarding Bonding, November 9, 1943

Item 5. Emspak to Wayne Stanley Regarding Veterans and Dues, July 6, 1945

Item 6. Emspak to Stanley Regarding Bonding, December 11, 1946

Item 7. Emspak to Wenneston Regarding Finances, December 16, 1946

Item 8. Emspak to Leo Kubiak Regarding Finances, January 21, 1947

Item 9. Emspak to Kubiak Regarding Per Capita, January 23, 1947

Item 10. Emspak to Kubiak Regarding Finances, February 4, 1947

Item 11. Emspak to Kubiak Regarding Finances, March 11, 1947

Item 12. Emspak to Edward Ray Regarding Finances, May 18, 1948

Item 13. Emspak to Ray Regarding Finances, July 30, 1948

Item 14. Emspak to Ray Regarding United Steelworkers Strikes, December 21, 1949

Item 15. Emspak to Ray Regarding Dues, August 28, 1950

Item 16. Emspak to Ray Regarding GE Dues and Check-off, October 26, 1950

Item 17. Emspak to Ray Regarding Per Capita, January 23, 1951

Item 18. Emspak to Paul Reichmuth Regarding Disaffiliation, January 20, 1955

Local 819 Outgoing Correspondence, December 22, 1947 - October 10, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 149

Item 1. John Antal to Julius Emspak Regarding International Harvester Strike, October 10, 1952

Item 2. Antal to Emspak Regarding IH Strike, November 17, 1952

Item 3. John W. G'Sell to Emspak Regarding Bonding, July 13, 1943

Item 4. Emspak to G'Sell Regarding Bonding, August 19, 1943

Item 5. Leo Kubiak to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 13, 1947

Item 6. C. Meierarend to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, February 11, 1947

Item 7. Meierarend to Jack Kroll Regarding Political Action Committee, undated

Item 8. Edward Ray to Emspak Regarding Strike Fund, November 30, 1949

Item 9. Ray to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 15, 1951

Item 10. P. Reichmuth to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 17, 1955

Item 11. Wayne Stanley to Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, June 24, 1945

Item 12. Clyde Wenneston to Emspak Regarding Address Change, October 2, 1944

Item 13. Wayne Young to Edward Matthews Regarding Political Action Committe, Separate Locals and Westinghouse with December 22, 1947, Emspak Letter to William Sentner, December 7, 1947

Local 819 Financial Bonding and Per Capita Bills, August 1, 1943, October 26, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 150

Local 819 Per Capita Payments, January 28 - February 17, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 151

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, January 28, 1947

Item 2. Emspak to Sentner, February 3, 1947

Item 3. Emspak to Charles Anderson, February 11, 1947

Item 4. Emspak to Sentner, February 17, 1947

Local 819 Separate Westinghouse Charters, December 19 - 22, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 152

Item 1. Nina Memo to Ray, December 19, 1947

Item 2. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, December 22, 1947

Local 819 Incorrect Check, December 12 - 15, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 153

Item 1. A.E. Mee to Julius Emspak, December 12, 1952

Item 2. Janet Barish to Mee, December 15, 1952

Local 819 Correspondence, December 17, 1942 - January 20, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 154

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner Regarding Organization, December 17, 1942

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to James Matles Regarding General Electric Contracts, March 22, 1943

Item 3. David Scribner to Sentner Regarding Organization, October 25, 1943

Item 4. Strike Report Regarding Westinghouse Service, January 15, 1946

Item 5. Strike Report Regarding General Electric Service, January 15, 1946

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Finances, August 13, 1947

Item 7. Emspak to Logsdon Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, January 20, 1955

Local 820

Local 820 Officers Lists, May 24, 1948 - February 7, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 155

Local 820 Charter Supplys, May 24, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 156

Local 820 Incoming Correspondence, May 24, 1948 - February 2, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 157

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Walter Held Regarding Organization, May 24, 1948

Item 2. Emspak to Held, June 14, 1948

Item 3. Emspak to John Wester Regarding Officers, February 2, 1950

Local 820 Outgoing Correspondence, Walter Reed to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, June 2, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 158

Local 820 Organization, May 24 - 26, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 159

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, May 24, 1948

Item 2. Emspak to Robert Logsdon, May 24, 1948

Item 3. Sentner to Emspak, May 26, 1948

Local 820 Correspondence, Robert Logsdon to Julius Emspak Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, January 4, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 160

Local 820 (Moberly)

Local 820 (Moberly) Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Frank Hayob, March 1, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 161

Local 820 (Moberly) Organization, March 1 - May 12, 1943

Containers: box 4, folder 162

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, March 1, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to James Matles, April 28, 1943

Item 3. Emspak to Sentner, April 29, 1943

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak, May 12, 1943

Local 821

Local 821 Officers Lists, July 8, 1947 - May 16, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 163

Local 821 Incoming Correspondence, March 18, 1943 - April 23, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 164

Item 1. Julius Emspak to West Regarding Bonding, March 18, 1943

Item 2. Emspak to William Gallip Regarding UE Convention, June 23, 1943

Item 3. Emspak to Gallip Regarding Bonding, July 13, 1943

Item 4. Emspak to Harris Davis Regarding Officers, April 23, 1947

Local 821 Outgoing Correspondence, June 8, 1943 - July 10, 1947

Containers: box 4, folder 165

Item 1. Keith Claxton to UE Regarding Bonding, July 10, 1947

Item 2. Harris Davis to UE Regarding Political Action Committee, October 24, 1946

Item 3. William Gallip to Julius Emspak Regarding Officers, June 8, 1943

Item 4. Gallip to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, July 9, 1943

Item 5. Gallip to Emspak Regarding Contracts, March 14, 1944

Item 6. Richard Jones to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, May 25, 1946

Local 821 Organization, March 12 - 16, 1943

Containers: box 4, folder 166

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, March 12, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak, March 16, 1943

Local 821 Per Capita, July 13 - 29, 1943

Containers: box 4, folder 167

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Snenter, July 13, 1943

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak, July 29, 1943

Local 821 Correspondence, May 28, 1946 - December 9, 1949

Containers: box 4, folder 168

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner Regarding Stirkes, May 28, 1946

Item 2. R.B. Logsdon to James Matles Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, December 9, 1949

Local 822

Local 822 Officers Lists with January 19, 1949, Joyce Gramadas Letter to UE and March 8, 1950, Lee Thompson Letter to Julius Emspak, September 22, 1948 - March 10, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 169

Local 822 Incoming Correspondence, September 16, 1948 - August 11, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 170

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Lee Thompson Regarding Organization, September 16, 1948

Item 2. Emspak to Carroll Wright Regarding Bear Manufacturing Strike, June 3, 1952

Item 3. Emspak to Wright Regarding Bear Manufacturing Strike, July 25, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to Wright Regarding Bear Manufacturing Strike, July 30, 1952

Item 5. Emspak to Wright Regarding Bear Manufacturing Strike, November 11, 1952

Item 6. Emspak to Wright Regarding Finances and Bear Manufacturing Strike, March 21, 1955

Item 7. James Matles to Wright Regarding Inter-union Rivalry with United Auto Workers and American Federation of Labor, June 4, 1952

Item 8. Emspak to Wright Regarding Finances, January 21, 1954

Item 9. Matles to Wright Regarding Finances and Inter-union Rivalry, June 8, 1955

Item 10. Matles to Wright Regarding Finances and Inter-union Rivalry, June 24, 1955

Item 11. Matles to Wright Regarding Inter-union Rivalry at Eagle Signal, July 15, 1955

Item 12. Matles to Wright Regarding Finances and Per Capita, August 11, 1955

Item 13. Joseph Pogue to Rex Wheelock Regarding Factionalism, January 4, 1949

Local 822 Outgoing Correspondence, September 29, 1948 - August 11, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 171

Item 1. Lee Thompson to Julius Emspak Regarding Bonding, September 29, 1948

Item 2. Thompson to UE Regarding Packinghouse Workers Strike, January 24, 1949

Item 3. Carroll Wright to Julius Emspak Regarding Bear Strike, July 25, 1952

Item 4. Wright to Emspak Regarding Bear Strike, November 17, 1952

Item 5. Wright to Emspak Regarding Finances and IUE Inter-union Rivalry, March 29, 1954

Item 6. Wright to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Herman Nelson and Eagle Signal Inter-union Rivalry with United Auto Workers and IUE, February 22, 1955

Item 7. Wright to Fitzgerald Regarding Labor Unity, February 28, 1955

Item 8. Wright to Emspak Regarding Finances and Inter-union Rivalry, May 3, 1955

Item 9. Wright to Emspak, June 6, 1955

Item 10. Wright to Bob Logsdon Regarding Eagle Signal Inter-union Rivalry with Logsdon Memo, June 17, 1955

Item 11. Wright to James Matles Regarding Eagle Signal Inter-union Rivalry, June 22, 1955

Item 12. Wright to Matles Regarding Eagle Signal Finances, July 13, 1955

Item 13. Wright to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, August 11, 1955

Item 14. Wright to Logsdon Regarding Herman Nelson and Eagle Signal Finances, 1955

Item 15. Charles Young to Howard McGrath Regarding Mundt Ferguson Bill, August 17, 1949

Local 822 Charter Supplies and Financial Memo, September 1, 1948, July 28, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 172

Local 822 Newspaper Local 822 Round-Up, February 16, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 173

Local 822 Leaflets, November 25, 1949 - May 28, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 174

Item 1. "Statement of Stewards and Officers" Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, November 25, 1949

Item 2. "Holiday Greetings" Regarding Dues, December 1943

Item 3. "United Stewards" Regarding Herman Nelson and Inter-union Rivalry, February 1955

Item 4. "Contract Meeting Tonight" Regarding Eagle Signal Negotiations, May 18, 1955

Item 5. "Congratulations" Regarding Herman Nelson and Inter-union Rivalry, May 18, 1955

Item 6. "United We Stand for Victory" Regarding Eagle Signal Strike, August 19, 1955

Local 822 Newspaper Clippings, May 27 - 28, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 175

Item 1. "Bear Plant Will Get More Police," Rock Island Argus, May 27, 1952

Item 2. "Strike Wrath is Vented on Police" Rock Island Argus, May 28, 1952

Local 822 New Charter, August 20 - September 17, 1948

Containers: box 4, folder 176

Item 1. Lee Thompson to Julius Emspak, August 20, 1948

Item 2. Emspak to Robert Logsdon, September 16, 1948

Item 3. Emspak to William Sentner, September 16, 1948

Item 4. Emspak to Sentner, September 17, 1948

Local 822 Bear Manufacturing Strike, May 29 - July 30, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 177

Item 1. Don Harris to Julius Emspak, May 29, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Harris, July 1, 1952

Item 3. Harris to Emspak, July 2, 1952

Item 4. James Matles to Dave Ratner, July 29, 1952

Item 5. Memo, July 30, 1952

Local 822 Finances and Subsidy, May 4 - October 4, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 178

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, May 4, 1955

Item 2. Matles to Janet, May 6, 1955

Item 3. Logsdon to Matles, May 25, 1955

Item 4. Logsdon to Matles, June 15, 1955

Item 5. Logsdon to Matles, October 4, 1955

Local 822 Correspondence, Rex Wheelock to UE Regarding Staff Finances, January 6, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 179

Local 823

Local 823 Officers Lists, January 11, 1950 - January 19, 1955

Containers: box 4, folder 180

Local 823 Incoming Correspondence, January 11 - March 20, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 181

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Lucinda Kramer Regarding Organization, January 11, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to Kramer Regarding Dues and Charter, January 24, 1950

Item 3. Emspak to Mary Testroet Regarding Bonding, March 20, 1950

Local 823 Outgoing Correspondence, December 19, 1949 - March 16, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 182

Item 1. Lucinda Kramer to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, December 19, 1949

Item 2. Kramer to Emspak Regarding Supplies, January 19, 1950

Item 3. Kramer to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Belmont Radio and Charles City Manufacturing, February 2, 1950

Item 4. Mary Testroet to Fitzgerald Regarding Charles City Manufacturing Negotiations, January 17, 1950

Item 5. Testroet to Emspak Regarding Bonding, March 16, 1950

Local 823 Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949 - January 11, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 183

Local 823 UE Charter, December 29, 1949 - March 2, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 184

Item 1. Charles Hobbie to Robert Logsdon, December 29, 1949

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Hobbie, January 4, 1950

Item 3. Hobbie to Emspak, January 5, 1950

Item 4. Emspak to Hobbie, January 11, 1950

Item 5. Emspak to Logsden, January 11, 1950

Item 6. Emspak to Hobbie, January 24, 1950

Item 7. Emspak to Hobbie, February 2, 1950

Item 8. Hobbie to Emspak, February 3, 1950

Item 9. Emspak to Hobbie, February 20, 1950

Item 10. Hobbie to Emspak, March 1, 1950

Item 11. Emspak to Hobbie, March 2, 1950

Local 823 Charles City Manufacturing Negotiation, January 17 - 19, 1950

Containers: box 4, folder 185

Item 1. Albert Fitzgerald to Charles Hobbie, January 17, 1950

Item 2. Hobbie to Fitzgerald, January 19, 1950

Local 824

Local 824 Officers Lists, November 28, 1951 - June 11, 1952

Containers: box 4, folder 186

Local 824 Charter Application, January 30, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 187

Local 824 Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Ann Wasoba Regarding Organization, January 30, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 188

Local 824 Organization, December 22, 1950 - January 30, 1951

Containers: box 4, folder 189

Item 1. John Watkins to Julius Emspak, December 22, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to Watkins, December 26, 1950

Item 3. Emspak to Watkins, January 12, 1951

Item 4. Watkins to Emspak, January 16, 1951

Item 5. Emspak to Watkins, January 30, 1951

Item 6. Emspak to Don Harris, January 30, 1951

Item 7. Charter, January 30, 1951

Local 824 Disbanding, November 11 - 15, 1954

Containers: box 4, folder 190

Item 1. Don Harris to Julius Emspak, November 11, 1954

Item 2. Emspak to Harris, November 15, 1954

Local 825

Local 825 Constitution, September 10, 1944 - October 6, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 191

Local 825 Officers Minutes, August 1, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 192

Local 825 Officers Resolutions, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 193

Local 825 Officers Lists, Novebmer 1943 - March 26, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 194

Local 825 Membership Minutes, September 21, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 195

Local 825 Membership Minutes, October 26, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 196-197

Local 825 Membership Resolutions, February 1944 - February 27, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 198

Item 1. Veterans and Unemployment, February 1944

Item 2. Political Action and Reconversion, 1945

Item 3. Factionalism and Charter Suspension, February 27, 1946

Local 825 Incoming Correspondence, October 18, 1943 - April 26, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 199

Item 1. Clarence Bingaman to Orville Munzer Regarding Disbanding, April 11, 1946

Item 2. Neil Brant to Otto Maschoff Regarding General Motors Plant Takeover, July 6, 1944

Item 3. Bernanrd Dickman to Bingaman Regarding Finances, July 21, 1947

Item 4. Julius Emspak to Maschoff Regarding Officers, October 18, 1943

Item 5. Emspak to Maschoff Regarding Finances, November 1, 1943

Item 6. Emspak to Maschoff Regarding Bonding, December 22, 1943

Item 7. Emspak to Maschoff Regarding General Motors Plant Takeover, June 30, 1944

Item 8. Emspak to Philip Jones Regarding Finances, November 13, 1944

Item 9. Emspak to J.W. McConnell Regarding Dues and Veterans, February 1, 1945

Item 10. Emspak to C.E. Schmick Regarding Constitution, March 27, 1945

Item 11. Emspak to Schmick Regarding Finances, Dues and Check-off, April 26, 1945

Item 12. Emspak to Financial Secretaries Regarding Unemployment, August 20, 1945

Item 13. Emspak to Victor Koch Regarding Bonding UE News, August 22, 1945

Item 14. Emspak to McConnell Regarding UE Convention, November 20, 1945

Item 15. Emspak to McConnell Regarding Factionalism, December 14, 1945

Item 16. Emspak to Munzer Regarding Finances and Employment, January 8, 1946

Item 17. Emspak to Munzer Regarding Disbanding, January 25, 1946

Item 18. Emspak to Local 825 Regarding Disbanding, April 26, 1946

Item 19. Albert Fitzgerald to All Locals Regarding Unemployment, August 22, 1945

Item 20. Fitzgerald to McConnell Regarding Factionalism, December 24, 1945

Local 825 Incoming Correspondence, March 8, 1943 - March 11, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 200

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to Victor Koch Regarding Factionalism, October 1, 1945

Item 2. James Matles to Otto Maschoff Regarding Organization, March 8, 1943

Item 3. Matles to Maschoff Regarding Finances, May 27, 1943

Item 4. Matles to Maschoff Regarding Organization, June 1, 1943

Item 5. Matles to Maschoff Regarding Organization and Finances, June 28, 1943

Item 6. Richard Roy to Orville Munzer Regarding Organization, March 11, 1946

Item 7. William Sentner to Local 825 Executive Board Regarding African Americans, December 18, 1944

Item 8. Sentner to McConnell Regarding Severance Pay, August 9, 1945

Local 825 Outgoing Correspondence, December 26, 1944 - March 28, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 201

Item 1. Victor Koch to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, August 11, 1945

Item 2. Koch to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, August 29, 1945

Item 3. Koch to Emspak Regarding Dues and Unemployment with Membership Card and Koch Letters to Members, October 22, 1945

Item 4. Koch to General Executive Board Regarding Officers Dues, March 1, 1946

Item 5. Koch to James Matles Regarding Dues and Staff Members, March 28, 1946

Item 6. J.W. McConnell to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Unemployment with December 22, 1944, McConnell Letter to William Sentner, December 26, 1944

Item 7. McConnell to Sentner Regarding Severance Pay, August 3, 1945

Item 8. McConnell to John Sullivan Regarding Severance Pay and Unemployment, August 8, 1945

Item 9. McConnell to Sentner Regarding Factionalism, October 23, 1945

Item 10. McConnell to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, October 25, 1945

Item 11. McConnell to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, November 7, 1945

Item 12. McConnell to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, November 8, 1945

Local 825 Outgoing Correspondence, October 18, 1943 - December 17, 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 202

Item 1. J.W. McConnell to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism, December 17, 1945

Item 2. McConnell to Emspak Regarding Officers Dues and Veterans, December 27, 1945

Item 3. McConnell to Members Regarding Dues and Unemployment, 1945

Item 4. Otto Maschoff to Emspak Regarding Officers, January 26, 1943

Item 5. Maschoff to James Matles Regarding Organization and Finances with Budget, February 23, 1943

Item 6. Maschoff to Matles Regarding Employment and Organization, May 22, 1943

Item 7. Maschoff to Matles Regarding Finances, Organization and African Americans, May 29, 1943

Item 8. Maschoff to Matles Regarding Finances and Organization, June 18, 1943

Item 9. Matles to Maschoff Regarding Newspaper, June 19, 1943

Item 10. Maschoff to Matles Regarding Finances, October 18, 1943

Item 11. Maschoff to Emspak Regarding Bonding, December 16, 1943

Local 825 Outgoing Correspondence, February 9, 1944 - January 31, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 203

Item 1. Otto Maschoff to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, February 9, 1944

Item 2. Maschoff to Emspak Regarding Finances, February 19, 1944

Item 3. Maschoff to Emspak Regarding Veterans and Prisoners with March 6, 1944, Resolution, March 9, 1944

Item 4. Maschoff to Emspak Regarding Constitution, May 20, 1944

Item 5. Maschoff to Emspak Regarding General Motors Plant Takeover, June 20, 1944

Item 6. Maschoff to Howe Regarding General Motors Plant Takeover with July 4, 1944, Maschoff Letter to Emspak, July 3, 1944

Item 7. Maschoff to Sidney Hillman Regarding Political Action Committee, November 1944

Item 8. Maschoff to District Appeals Committee Regarding Factionalism, August 17, 1945

Item 9. Maschoff to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, April 3, 1946

Item 10. Orville Munzer to Emspak Regarding Employment, January 11, 1946

Item 11. Munzer to Fitzgerald Regarding UE Officers, January 14, 1946

Item 12. Munzer to James Matles Regarding Factionalism, January 14, 1946

Item 13. Munzer to Emspak Regarding Officers, January 26, 1946

Item 14. Munzer to Fitzgerald Regarding Officers, January 31, 1946

Item 15. Munzer to Emspak Regarding Suspension, January 31, 1946

Item 16. Munzer to Emspak Regarding Finances and Factionalism, January 31, 1946

Local 825 Outgoing Correspondence, February 9, 1946 - January 12, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 204

Item 1. Orville Munzer to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, February 9, 1946

Item 2. Munzer to Clarence Bingaman Regarding Factionalism with February 9, 1946, Munzer Letter to Fitzgerald, Febrary 16, 1946

Item 3. Munzer to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism, March 1, 1946

Item 4. Munzer to General Executive Board Regarding Factionalism, March 1, 1946

Item 5. Munzer to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism with Munzer and Victor Koch Letters to the General Executive Board, March 1, 1946

Item 6. Munzer to Sir Regarding Factionalism and Suspension, March 6, 1946

Item 7. Munzer to Fitzgerald Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 825 and 1102, March 6, 1946

Item 8. Munzer to Fitzgerald Regarding General Executive Board and Factionalism, April 1, 1946

Item 9. Munzer to Emspak Regarding Address Change, April 9, 1946

Item 10. Lee Robinson to UE Regarding Factionalism and Officers, December 28, 1945

Item 11. Robinson to UE Regarding African Americans and Factionalism, December 28, 1945

Item 12. C.E. Schmick to Emspak Regarding Officers, March 23, 1945

Item 13. Schmick to Emspak Regarding Finances, Dues and Check-off, April 13, 1945

Item 14. H.S. Smith to Emspak Regarding Factionalism, January 12, 1946

Local 825 Outgoing Correspondence, December 4, 1945 - April 1, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 205

Item 1. Louis Wagner to Julius Emspak Regarding Amalgamation, April 1, 1946

Item 2. Archie Wayne to Emspak Regarding UE Officers, December 4, 1945

Item 3. Local 825 to David Rosstin Company Regarding Bonding, March 21, 1946

Item 4. Unsigned to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, Unemployment and Suspension, January 30, 1946

Local 825 Bonding Questionairre and Form, May 5 - 14, 1942

Containers: box 4, folder 206

Local 825 Per Capita Forms, February 9 - March 19, 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 207

Local 825 Per Capita Summaries, November 1945 - February 1946

Containers: box 4, folder 208

Local 825 Financial Reports, July - October 1945

Containers: box 4, folder 209

Local 825 Audit, Novmeber 30, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 1

Local 825 Audit, April 5, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 2-3

Local 825 Audit, August 6, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 4

Local 825 Storage Receipt and Final Statement, July 28, 1947 - May 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 5

Local 825 Small Arms Union News, February 12, 1942 - August 8, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 6

Local 825 Small Arms Union News, September 7, 1945 - January 21, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 7

Local 825 Pamphlets, 1942 - October 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 8

Item 1. We Think So Regarding Women, Day Care and Wages, 1942

Item 2. It Has Been Brought to My Attention Regarding Unemployment, August 1945

Item 3. In Your Letter Regarding Factionalism, 1945

Local 825 Leaflets, August - October 23, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 9

Item 1. "Your Form Letter" Regarding Unemployment, August 1945

Item 2. "It Has Been Brought to My Attention", August 1945

Item 3. "Membership Meeting", September 1945

Item 4. "This Is to Inform You" Regarding Factionalism, September 1945

Item 5. "This Acknowledges Your Letter" Regarding Factionalism with Dues Stubs, October 5, 1945

Item 6. "In Your Letter" Regarding Factionalism, October 23, 1945

Item 7. "Membership Meeting", October 1945

Item 9. "In the Case of Lee Robinson" Regarding Factionalism and the UE Convention, 1945

Item 10. "Our Records" Regarding Dues and Unemployment, Undated

Item 11. "We Urge You" Regarding Unemployment, Undated

Item 12. Authorization Card, Undated

Item 13. Matt Reynolds to Western Cartridge Employees, Undated

Item 14. J. McConnell to Members Regarding Unemployment, Undated

Local 825 Newspaper Clippings, "Workers Oppose More Negros at Ordinance Plant," St. Louis Post-Dispatch, December 18, 1944

Containers: box 5, folder 10

Local 825 Organization, January 26, 1942 - May 4, 1943

Containers: box 5, folder 11

Item 1. Charter Application, January 26, 1942

Item 2. Otto Maschoff to Julius Emspak, January 26, 1942

Item 3. Report, March 24, 1942

Item 4. Neil Brant to William Sentner, April 21, 1942

Item 5. Report and Recommendations of Mediation Panel, April 21, 1942

Item 6. Brant to Sentner with Motion, April 21, 1942

Item 7. Sentner to James Matles, July 6, 1942

Item 8. Russ Nixon to Sentner, August 27, 1942

Item 9. David Scribner to Robert Logsdon, October 15, 1942

Item 10. U.S. Cartridge Notice, November 18, 1942

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak, January 22, 1943

Item 12. Emspak to Sentner, February 4, 1943

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak, February 8, 1943

Item 14. Matles to Sentner, May 4, 1943

Local 825 Actors Equity and Race, February 1944

Containers: box 5, folder 12

Item 1. Victor Oasche to Julius Emspak, February 5, 1944

Item 2. Normal Gould to Alfred Harding, February 7, 1944

Local 825 Labor Shortage, December 1944

Containers: box 5, folder 13

Item 1. William Sentner Memo and Man Power Requirements, December 13, 1944

Item 2. Sentner to Seth Wiard, December 18, 1944

Item 3. Sentner to Raymond Sullivan, December 18, 1944

Item 4. J.W. McConnell Statement with Executive Board Proposal and Union Recruitment Proposal, December 29, 1944

Local 825 Plant Closure and Factionalism, August 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 14

Item 1. Resolution Regarding African Americans and Discrimination, 1949

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to William Sentner, August 8, 1945

Item 3. John Sullivan to Harry Truman, August 11, 1945

Item 4. Sullivan to John Snyder, August 11, 1945

Item 5. Proposal to Membership Meeting with Memo, August 12, 1945

Item 6. Otto Maschoff to District 8 Appeal Committee, August 17, 1945

Item 7. Answer to Maschoff Changes, August 17, 1945

Item 8. Conclusions and Rulings, August 19, 1945

Item 9. Appeals Committee Brief, August 19, 1945

Item 10-11. Affidavit, August 21, 1945

Local 825 Plant Closure and Factionalism, August 27 - Septebmer 21, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 15

Item 1. Paul Forrester to Victor Koch, August 27, 1945

Item 2. J.W. McConnell to All Stewards, August 1945

Item 3. Affidavit, August 1945

Item 4. McConnell Statement, August 1945

Item 5. Proposal for Membership Meeting, August 1945

Item 6 . Affidavit, August 1945

Item 7. Affidavit, 1945

Item 8. Robert Logsdon to William Sentner, September 11, 1945

Item 9. Mathilda Doerr to McConnell with Withdrawel Card, September 17, 1945

Item 10. Otto Maschoff to Koch, September 18, 1945

Item 11. Sentner to Clara Hall, September 20, 1945

Item 12. H.P. Miller to Sentner, September 21, 1945

Local 825 Plant Closure and Factionalism, September 24 - November 14, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 16

Item 1. Dropped UE News Names, September 24, 1945

Item 2. Clara Hall to William Sentner with Lists, September 24, 1945

Item 3. Affidavit, October 11, 1945

Item 4. Haw to J.W. McConnell, October 11, 1945

Item 5. Findings of Trial Committee, October 16, 1945

Item 6. McConnell to Local 825 Trial Committee, October 19, 1945

Item 7. McConnell to Local 825 Trial Committee, October 1945

Item 8. Robert Logsdon to Local 825 Trial Commitee with Brief and Article Reprint, November 14, 1945

Local 825 Plant Closure and Factionalism, November 30 - December 18, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 17

Item 1. Trial Committee Recommendation, November 30, 1945

Item 2. Otto Maschoff to Albert Fitzgerald with Petitions, Undated

Item 3. General Executive Board Meeting Minutes, December 6, 1945

Item 4. Ernest DeMaio to Julius Emspak, December 17, 1945

Item 5. William Sentner to Emspak, December 17, 1945

Item 6. DeMaio to Emspak, December 18, 1945

Local 825 Plant Closure and Factionalism, December 27, 1945 -January 29, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 18

Item 1. C.E. Schmidt Statement, December 27, 1945

Item 2. Corrine Roberts Statement, December 27, 1945

Item 3. Betty Raab Statement, December 27, 1945

Item 4. Harvey Lang Statement, December 28, 1945

Item 5. Paul Forrester Statement, December 28, 1945

Item 6. J.W. McConnell Statement, December 1945

Item 7. Local 825 Committee Report General Executive Board, January 4, 1946

Item 8. Robert Logsdon to David Ratner, January 7, 1946

Item 9. Logsdon Appeal Decision, January 11, 1946

Item 10. Logsdon to Julius Emspak, January 29, 1946

Item 11. Appeals Committee Decision Regarding Maschoff et. al. v Local 825, January 1946

Local 825 Plant Closure and Factionalism, February 4 - April 10, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 19

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Robert Logsdon, February 4, 1946

Item 2. Logsdon to Emspak, February 13, 1946

Item 3. William Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald, March 11, 1946

Item 4. Allan Haywood to Emspak, March 12, 1946

Item 5. Resolution District 8 Council, March 30, 1946

Item 6. Logsdon to Albert Fitzgerald, April 3, 1946

Item 7. General Executive Board Minutes Excerpts, April 4, 1946

Item 8. Clarence Bingaman to Keeney-Toelle Real Estate, April 10, 1946

Local 825 Plant Closure and Factionalism, April 15, 1946 - August 29, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 20

Item 1. Julius Emspak vs. Orville Munzer Brief, April 15, 1946

Item 2. Clarence Bingaman to Emspak, April 15, 1946

Item 3. Morris Levin to Emspak, April 18, 1946

Item 4. Emspak to Otto Maschoff, July 1, 1946

Item 5. General Executive Board Excerpt, December 6, 1946

Item 6. William Sentner to Emspak, December 9, 1946

Item 7. General Executive Board Recommendation, 1946

Item 8. Bingaman to Emspak, July 29, 1947

Item 9. Emspak to Bingaman, August 13, 1947

Item 10. Bingaman to Emspak, August 18, 1947

Item 11. Bingaman to Emspak, August 27, 1947

Item 12. Property Stipulation, August 27, 1947

Item 13. Sentner to Emspak, August 29, 1947

Local 825 Plant Closure and Factionalism, September 3 - November 14, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 21

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, September 3, 1947

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak, September 8, 1947

Item 3. Morris Levin to Clarence Bingaman, September 13, 1947

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak, November 14, 1947

Local 825 Correspondence, March 1944 - August 30, 1950

Containers: box 5, folder 22

Item 1. William Sentner Memo Regarding Reconversion, March 1944

Item 2. War Production Board Union Brief, March 14, 1944

Item 3. Julius Emspak to Robert Logsdon Regarding Per Capita, May 2, 1944

Item 4. Emspak to Albert Olsen Regarding Bonding, August 22, 1945

Item 5. Memo Regarding Factionalism and Inter-union Rivalry with IUE, August 30, 1950

Local 826

Local 826 Correspondence, John Schulze to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, February 20, 1950

Containers: box 5, folder 23

Local 826 Seeger Shop Bulletin, December 13, 1951 - May 14, 1952

Containers: box 5, folder 24

Local 826 Leaflets, February 28 - March 13, 1952

Containers: box 5, folder 25

Item 1. "The Quarter-Million Dollar Deal" Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, undated

Item 2. Elmer Ralph Leaflet to Department 25 Employees Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, February 28, 1952

Item 3. Fact Sheet Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, March 13, 1952

Item 4. "An Open Letter to All Seeger Workers", 1952

Local 826 Newspaper Clipping, "Seeger Workers to Vote June 10 on Union Choice", 1952

Containers: box 5, folder 26

Local 826 IUE Inter-union Rivalry, Decmeber 13 - 19, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 27

Item 1. James Payne to Julius Emspak, December 13, 1949

Item 2. Emspak to Payne, December 19, 1949

Local 1002

Local 1002 Incoming Correspondence, February 11 - June 25, 1941

Containers: box 5, folder 28

Item 1. Louis Ruthenberg to Delmar Brantley Regarding Organization, February 11, 1941

Item 2. Ruthenberg to All Servel Employees Regarding Wages and Organization, February 12, 1941

Item 3. Ruthenberg to Servelian Regarding Productivity and Overtime Wages, June 25, 1941

Local 1002 Outgoing Correspondence, Delmar Brantley to Louis Ruthenberg Regarding Wages, February 9, 1941

Containers: box 5, folder 29

Local 1002 Election Results with February 16, 1941, Memo, February 17, 1941

Containers: box 5, folder 30

Local 1102

Local 1102 Officers Lists, Arpil 26, 1944 - April 12, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 31

Local 1102 Officer Resolution, James Rice Regarding Expulsion, August 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 32

Local 1102 Membership Resolutions, 1937 - 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 33

Item 1. St. Louis Organization, February 26, 1937

Item 2. Factionalism and District 8, October 3, 1937

Item 3. P. May to Julius Emspak, October 26, 1937

Item 4. Negotiations, August 7, 1939

Item 5. Dues and Supplies, October 1941

Item 6. Factionalism and Labor Management Committees, June 15, 1945

Item 7. Factionalism and District 8, April 26, 1946

Item 8. Congress of Industrial Organizations, Factionalism and Southern Organization, February 21, 1947

Item 9. Political Action Factionalism, 1948

Item 10. Political Action, 1948

Item 11. Marshall Plan, 1948

Item 12. CIO and Factionalism, 1948

Local 1102 Membership Resolutions, undated

Containers: box 5, folder 34

Item 1. Foreign Policy Regarding Greece, undated

Item 2. Foreign Policy Regarding Germany, undated

Item 3. Philip Murray Regarding Factionalism, Undated

Item 4. Foreign Policy and Congress of Industrial Organizations, Undated

Item 5. CIO and Southern Organization, Undated

Item 6. Taft-Hartley Act and Non-Communist Affidavits, Undated

Item 7. CIO Council and Factionalism, Undated

Local 1102 Charles Anderson Incoming Correspondence, February 9, 1939 - March 29, 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 35

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Bonding, February 9, 1939

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Measured Daywork and Women, June 7, 1940

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Local 1108 Century Strike, August 9, 1940

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances, January 21, 1941

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances, January 23, 1941

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Strike Fund and Finances, February 7, 1941

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Dues, October 31, 1941

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Mailing List with List, December 17, 1941

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Strike, February 9, 1942

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Production Council, March 11, 1942

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 11, 1943

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Per Capita, March 30, 1943

Item 13. Emspak Regarding UE Convention, September 10, 1943

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Teamsters Postal Case, October 19, 1943

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Ernest Fox Case, March 15, 1944

Item 16. Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, June 4, 1946

Item 17. James Matles Regarding Contracts, March 26, 1940

Item 18. Matles Regarding Contracts and Machine Shops, March 29, 1940

Local 1102 Charles Anderson Outgoing Correspondence, January 26, 1939 - September 8, 1943

Containers: box 5, folder 36

Item 1. Anderson to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, January 26, 1939

Item 2. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Finances and Wages with Wage Rates, April 11, 1939

Item 3. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Finances, Dues and Check-off, May 15, 1939

Item 4. Anderson to Emspak Regarding King Colonial Contracts, July 17, 1939

Item 5. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Mailing List and Supplies, September 18, 1939

Item 6. Anderson to James Matles Regarding Tool and Die Contracts, March 19, 1940

Item 7. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Women and Incentive Pay with Wage List, May 28, 1940

Item 8. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Local 1108 Strike, August 6, 1940

Item 9. Anderson to UE Regarding James Rice Expulsion, August 12, 1940

Item 10. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Annual Dance and UE News, November 2, 1940

Item 11. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Finances and Local 1106, December 29, 1940

Item 12. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Finances, January 20, 1941

Item 13. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Supplies and Dues, October 23, 1941

Item 14. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Strike, February 4, 1942

Item 15. Anderson to Emspak Regarding War Production Council, March 3, 1942

Item 16. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Supplies with Withdrawal Card, June 8, 1942

Item 17. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Constitution, January 13, 1943

Item 18. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, March 24, 1943

Item 19. Anderson to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, September 8, 1943

Item 20. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Kelly Postal Case, September 8, 1943

Local 1102 Charles Anderson Outgoing Correspondence, February 7 - March 13, 1944

Containers: box 5, folder 37

Item 1. Anderson to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, February 7, 1944

Item 2. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Ernest Fox Case, March 13, 1944

Item 3. Anderson to Emspak Regarding Century Strike, Undated

Local 1102 Robert Manewitz Incoming Correspondence, August 30, 1936 - May 18, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 38

Item 1. James Carey Regarding Organization and UE Convention, August 20, 1936

Item 2. Carey Regarding Organization, October 31, 1936

Item 3. Carey Regarding Organization, December 1, 1936

Item 4. Carey Regarding Organization and Staff Members, January 6, 1937

Item 5. Carey Regarding Organization and Staff Members, January 16, 1937

Item 6. Carey Regarding Strikes, May 18, 1937

Item 7. Julius Emspak Regarding Organization and UE Convention, August 11, 1936

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Organization and Wages, September 1, 1936

Item 9. Emspak Regarding UE Convention, September 14, 1936

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Organization and Supplies, September 28, 1936

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Organization, October 20, 1936

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Supplies, Organization, Company Union and Staff Members, November 6, 1936

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Supplies and Organization, December 2, 1936

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Finances, Organization and American Youth Act, December 12, 1936

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Supplies and Organization, December 19, 1936

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Organization and Unemployment, December 30, 1936

Local 1102 Robert Manewitz Incoming Correspondence, December 12, 1936 - September 10, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 39

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Members, People Press and Organization, January 6, 1937

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Staff Members, Per Capita, Organization and Unemployment, January 27, 1937

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Organization, Unemployment and Company Union, February 18, 1937

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Contracts, Wages and Company Union, February 25, 1937

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Organization, May 8, 1937

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Mailing List and Strike, June 30, 1937

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Mailing List, September 10, 1937

Item 8. Executive Secretary Regarding Mailing List, December 12, 1936

Item 9. Executive Secretary Regarding Per Capita and Mailing List, March 8, 1937

Item 10. Executive Secretary Regarding Supplies, April 9, 1937

Item 11. Executive Secretary Regarding Supplies with Bill, April 9, 1937

Local 1102 Robert Manewitz Outgoing Correspondence, August 7, 1936 - February 22, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 40

Item 1. Manewitz to James Carey Regarding Organization and Unemployment, August 7, 1936

Item 2. Manewitz to Carey Regarding Organization, UE Convention, Company Union and Dues, August 14, 1936

Item 3. Manewitz to Carey Regarding Officers, Organization and UE Convention, August 30, 1936

Item 4. Manewitz to Julius Emspak Regarding Mailing List, Per Capita and Organization, September 25, 1936

Item 5. Manewitz to Carey Regarding Finances, Organization, Women and Company Union, November 4, 1936

Item 6. Manewitz to UE Regarding People's Press, Organization, St. Louis and Staff Members, November 29, 1936

Item 7. Manewitz to Carey Regarding Organization, St. Louis and Staff Members, December 6, 1936

Item 8. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Finances, Organization and Staff Members, December 14, 1936

Item 9. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Organization, Company Union, International Association of Machinists and Wages, December 26, 1936

Item 10. Manewitz to Carey Regarding Staff Members, January 4, 1937

Item 11. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, People's Press and Organization, January 11, 1937

Item 12. Manewitz to Carey Regarding Staff Members, Organization and Per Capita, January 23, 1937

Item 13. Manewitz to Carey Regarding Organization, Staff Members and Company Union, February 13, 1937

Item 14. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Organization, Supplies and Wages, February 22, 1937

Local 1102 Robert Manewitz Outgoing Correspondence, March 8 - June 24, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 41

Item 1. Manewitz to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, March 8, 1937

Item 2. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Supplies, March 11, 1937

Item 3. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Staff Members, March 17, 1937

Item 4. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Supplies, April 6, 1937

Item 5. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Mailing List, April 8, 1937

Item 6. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Strikes, May 17, 1937

Item 7. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Supplies, June 3, 1937

Item 8. Manewitz to Emspak Regarding Finances, Organization and Officers, June 24, 1937

Local 1102 Incoming Correspondence, October 1937 - September 5, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 42

Item 1. W. Cuthbert to Local 1102 Regarding Factionalism, July 21, 1947

Item 2. Cuthbert to Richard Roy Regarding Factionalism, September 5, 1947

Item 3. Ernest DeMaio to Roy Regarding Negotiations, June 1, 1948

Item 4. DeMaio to Roy Regarding Factionalism and Negotiations, June 9, 1948

Item 5. DeMaio to William Drohan Regarding Factionlism, October 11, 1949

Item 6. Julius Emspak to Clara Warren Regarding Organization, September 14, 1936

Item 7. Emspak to Joseph Newman Regarding Organization and Unfair Labor Practices, December 30, 1936

Item 8. Emspak to John Steffanow Regarding Organization and Century, Decembe 30, 1936

Item 9. Emspak to Arthur Meloan Regarding Organization and Staff Members, January 7,1937

Item 10. Emspak to Peter May Regarding Organization and Staff Members, August 19, 1937

Item 11. Emspak to May Regarding Supplies, September 14, 1937

Item 12. Emspak to May Regarding Mailing List, October 28, 1937

Item 13. Emspak to May Regarding Per Capita and Conrgess of Industrial Organizations, November 20, 1937

Item 14. Emspak to Louis Kimmel Regarding Shop Stewards, April 16, 1938

Item 15. Emspak to May Regarding Publicity, October 24, 1938

Item 16. Emspak to May Regarding Constitution, October 24, 1938

Item 17. Emspak to L. Hufty Regarding Transfers, December 14, 1938

Item 18. Emspak to Local 1102 Regarding Dues, October 19, 1939

Item 19. Emspak to E.J. Stuebinger Regarding Factionalism, October 30, 1940

Item 20. Emspak to James Click Regarding African Americans and Discrimination, July 1, 1941

Item 21. Emspak to Click Regarding Overtime, November 27, 1943

Item 22. Emspak to Eustius Bendle Regarding Strikes, May 12, 1944

Item 23. Emspak to Bendle Regarding Factionalism and Receivership, May 16, 1944

Item 24. Emspak to Bendle Regarding Factionalism and Receivership, May 19, 1944

Item 25. Emspak to Bendle Regarding Factionalism, Receivership and Strikes, May 31, 1944

Local 1102 Incoming Correspondence, June 27, 1945 - June 16, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 43

Item 1. Julius Emspak to John Barrett Regarding Dues and Veterans, June 27, 1945

Item 2. Emspak to Barrett Regarding Bonding, July 10, 1945

Item 3. Emspak to Barrett Regarding Finances, September 24, 1945

Item 4. Emspak to Richard Roy Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 1102 and 825, March 25, 1946

Item 5. Emspak to William Drohan Regarding Officers, April 23, 1947

Item 6. Emspak to James Click Regaridng Factionalism and UE Convention, April 10, 1947

Item 7. Emspak to Roy Regarding Supplies, July 30, 1947

Item 8. Emspak to Roy Regarding Factionalism and Kimmel Expulsion, August 13, 1947

Item 9. Emspak to Click Regarding Factionalism and Kimmel Expulsion, January 7, 1948

Item 10. Emspak to John Burns Regarding General Executive Board, April 2, 1948

Item 11. Emspak to Drohan Regarding Factionalism and Sentner Expulsion, December 28, 1948

Item 12. Emspak to Roy Regarding Singer Strike, June 24, 1949

Item 13. Emspak to Drohan Regarding Factionalism and Sentner Expulsion, August 16, 1949

Item 14. Emspak to Drohan Regarding Factionalism, September 27, 1949

Item 15. Albert Fitzgerald to D.J. Kassch Regarding St. Louis Rally, November 11, 1943

Item 16. Fitzgerald to Click Regarding Travel, November 12, 1943

Item 17. Fitzgerald to W.W. Pierce Regarding Factionalism and Pierce Appeal, February 5, 1946

Item 18. Fitzgerald to Louis Wagner Regarding Pierce Appeal, February 5, 1946

Item 19. Fitzgerald to Barrett Regarding Pierce Appeal, February 5, 1946

Item 20. Fitzgerald to Pierce Regarding General Executive Board and Pierce Appeal, February 20, 1946

Item 21. Fitzgerald to Pierce Regarding General Executive Board and Pierce Appeal, February 27, 1946

Item 22. Fitzgerald to Pierce Regarding General Executive Board and Pierce Appeal, May 8, 1946

Item 23. Fitzgerald to Roy Regarding General Executive Board and Anderson Appeal, May 8, 1946

Item 24. Fitzgerald to Pierce Regarding Pierce Appeal, May 2, 1946

Item 25. Fitzgerald to John Burns Regarding Factionalism and Anderson Appeal, June 10, 1946

Item 26. Fitzgerald to Burns Regarding Factionalism and Anderson Appeal, July 1, 1946

Item 27. Fitzgerald to Burns Regarding Membership and Meeting, August 8, 1946

Item 28. Fitzgerald to Pierce Regarding UE Convention and Pierce Appeal, October 7, 1946

Item 29. Fitzgerald to Burns Regarding Dues and Suspension, Apirl 10, 1947

Item 30. Fitzgerald to Burns Regarding General Executive Board, March 4, 1947

Item 31. Fitzgerald to Burns Regarding General Executive Board, November 17, 1947

Item 32. Fitzgerald to Roy Regarding Factionalism, April 22, 1948

Item 33. Fitzgerald to Click Regarding General Electric and Westinghouse Negotiations, June 16, 1949

Local 1102 Incoming Correspondence, October 26, 1937 - January 30, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 44

Item 1. Ray Klausner to James Click Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, November 15, 1943

Item 2. Klausner to D.J. Karsch Regarding Click Visit, December 4, 1944

Item 3. James Matles to Peter May Regarding Finances and Headquarters, January 27y, 1938

Item 4. Matles to Eustius Brendle Regarding Runaway Shops, March 5, 1940

Item 5. Matles to John Burns Regarding Staff Members, December 20, 1946

Item 6. William Mitchell to May Regarding Emerson Lawsuit, May 25, 1938

Item 7. William Sentner to All Local Secretaries Regarding Motor Conference with Questionairre, March 1, 1940

Item 8. Sentner to Brendle Regarding War Manpower Commission, December 30, 1942

Item 9. Sentner to Click, November 12, 1943

Item 10. Stuart Symington to Brendle Regarding Runaway Shops, March 1, 1940

Item 11. A.N. Towson to Click Regarding Wages, March 22, 1944

Item 12. Towson to Click Regarding Wages, April 4, 1944

Item 13. Louis Wagner to Local 1102 Executive Board Regarding Factionalism, January 30, 1946

Item 14. District President to District Board Members Regarding District Executive Board Meeting, October 26, 1937

Local 1102 Outgoing Correspondence, 1939-1946

Containers: box 5, folder 45

Item 1. John Barrett to Julius Emspak Regarding Officers and Finances, May 12, 1945

Item 2. Barrett to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, May 19, 1945

Item 3. Barrett to Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, June 20, 1945

Item 4. Barrett to Emspak Regarding Bonding, July 9, 1945

Item 5. Barrett to Emspak Regarding Finances, July 27, 1945

Item 6. Barrett to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, September 7, 1945

Item 7. Barrett to Robert Logsdon Regarding Per Capita and Finances, October 22, 1945

Item 8. Eustius Brendle to William Sentner Regarding Strikes, December 9, 1939

Item 9. Brendle to James Byrnes Regarding Overtime, May 3, 1943

Item 10. Brendle to Emspak Regarding Finances, January 22, 1944

Item 11. Brendle to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Strike, May 12, 1944

Item 12. Brendle to Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes and Receivership, May 15, 1944

Item 13. Brendle to Sentner Regarding Factionalism, January 2, 1946

Local 1102 Outgoing Correspondence, January 24, 1946 - October 1, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 46

Item 1. John Burns to Charles Anderson Regarding Anderson Suspension, January 24, 1946

Item 2. Burns to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Anderson Suspension, June 6, 1946

Item 3. Burns to Fitzgerald Regarding Local Review, July 19, 1946

Item 4. Burns to William Sentner Regarding Staff Members and Factionalism, December 13, 1946

Item 5. Burns to James Matles Regarding Staff Members and Factionalism with February 17, 1947, Matles Letter to Sentner, February 3, 1947

Item 6. Burns to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism and Pierce Suspension, October 29, 1947

Item 7. Burns to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism, January 20, 1948

Item 8. Burns to General Executive Board Regarding Factionalism and Polictial Action, April 23, 1948

Item 9. Burns to Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations, April 23, 1948

Item 10. Burns to Fitzgerald Regarding Navy Factionalism, September 20, 1948

Item 11. Burns to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and Sentner Suspension, September 20, 1948

Item 12. Burns to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and Sentner Suspension, September 8, 1949

Item 13. Burns to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and Sentner Suspension, October 1, 1949

Local 1102 Outgoing Correspondence, June 30, 1941 - December 10, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 47

Item 1. James Click to Julius Emspak Regarding African Americans and Strikes, June 30, 1941

Item 2. Click to Emspak, July 1, 1941

Item 3. Click to Emspak Regarding Dues and Check-off, March 1, 1943

Item 4. Click to James Matles Regarding Pittsburgh Meeting, June 21, 1943

Item 5. Click to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding New York Visit, Novmeber 13, 1943

Item 6. Click to Emspak Regarding Overtime, November 27, 1943

Item 7. Click to August Townsend Regarding Wages, March 17, 1944

Item 8. Click to Emspak Regarding Factionalism and Receivership, May 17, 1944

Item 9. Click to Emspak Regarding Address, November 28, 1944

Item 10. Click to Ray Klausner Regarding Factionalism, January 29, 1946

Item 11. Click to Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations, February 9, 1948

Item 12. Click to William Sentner Regarding Factionalism and Sentner Suspension, December 10, 1948

Item 13. Click to Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations, June 14, 1949

Item 14. R.H. Glasser to Emspak Regarding Officers, November 22, 1937

Item 15. Mrs. Heffernan to James Carey Regarding Strikes, November 22, 1940

Item 16. Alene Jones to Emspak Regarding Supplies, March 6, 1937

Item 17. Jones to Emspak Regarding Supplies, April 18, 1937

Item 18. D. Karsch to Publicity Department Regarding Publicity, March 4, 1943

Item 19. Karsch to Fitzgerald Regarding Labor Management, November 10, 1943

Item 20. Karsch to Emspak Regarding Labor Mangement Commiteee, November 12, 1943

Item 21. Karsch to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, February 11, 1944

Item 22. Karsch to Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, May 20, 1944

Item 23. Karsch to Klausner Regarding Click Trip, November 30, 1944

Item 24. Karsch to Sentner Regarding Finances, December 26, 1944

Local 1102 Outgoing Correspondence, April 5, 1938 - August 23, 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 48

Item 1. Louis Kimmell to Julius Emspak Regarding Stewards, April 5, 1938

Item 2. James Liddle to William Sentner Regarding Factionalism, August 23, 1939

Item 3. Otto Maschoff to Emspak Regarding Strikes, December 10, 1939

Item 4. Peter May to Emspak Regarding Mailing List, June 25, 1937

Item 5. May to Emspak Regarding Dues, July 22, 1937

Item 6. May to Emspak Regarding Mailing List, July 22, 1937

Item 7. May to K. Ellsworth Regarding People's Press, August 10, 1937

Item 8. May to Emspak Regarding Mailing List, September 7, 1937

Item 9. May to Emspak Regarding Supplies and Finances, September 10, 1937

Item 10. May to Emspak Regarding Supplies and Finances, September 27, 1937

Item 11. May to Emspak Regarding St. Louis Locals Meeting, October 29, 1937

Item 12. May to Emspak Regarding Supplies and Finances, November 3, 1937

Item 13. May to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Dues, November 16, 1937

Item 14. May to Emspak Regarding Dues, November 24, 1937

Item 15. May to James Matles Regarding Finances and District 8, January 21, 1938

Item 16. May to Matles Regarding Finances and District 8 Headquarters, January 21, 1938

Item 17. May to William Mitchell Regarding Lawsuit, May 14, 1938

Item 18. May to Emspak Regarding People's Press and Unemployment, June 22, 1938

Item 19. Arthur Meloan to Emspak Regarding Organization, Undated

Local 1102 Outgoing Correspondence, January 16, 1946 - June 20, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 49

Item 1. W.W. Pierce to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Pierce Appeal, January 16, 1946

Item 2. Pierce to Fitzgerald Regarding Pierce Appeal, January 31, 1946

Item 3. Pierce to General Executive Board Regarding Pierce Appeal and Factionalism, February 13, 1946

Item 4. Pierce to Fitzgerald Regarding Pierce Appeal and Factionalism, Febraury 23, 1946

Item 5. Pierce to Fitzgerald Regarding Pierce Appeal, May 20, 1946

Item 6. Pierce to Julius Emspak Regarding Pierce Appeal and Factionalism, July 10, 1946

Item 7. Pierce to UE Convention Regarding Pierce Appeal and Factionalism, August 1, 1946

Item 8. Pierce to Emspak Regarding Factionalism, August 14, 1946

Item 9. Pierce to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism and Pierce Appeal, August 15, 1946

Item 10. Pierce to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, August 17, 1946

Item 11. Pierce to Arthur Hepner Regarding Factionalism, August 19, 1946

Item 12. Pierce to Fitzgerald Regarding Pierce Appeal, August 21, 1946

Item 13. Richard Roy to James Matles Regarding Staff Members and Factionalism, February 22, 1946

Item 14. Roy to General Executive Board Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 825 and 1102, March 21, 1946

Item 15. Roy to Charles Anderson Regarding Anderson Appeal, May 1, 1946

Item 16. Roy to Fitzgerald Regarding Anderson Appeal, May 1, 1946

Item 17-18. Roy to Emspak Regarding Supplies, July 9, 1947

Item 19. Roy to Emspak Regarding Kimmel Suspension and Factionalism, September 10, 1947

Item 20. Roy to Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations and Factionalism, May 17, 1948

Item 21. Roy to Emspak Regarding Sentner Suspension, January 14, 1949

Item 22. Roy to Emspak Regarding Singer Strike and Factionalism, June 20, 1949

Local 1102 Outgoing Correspondence, October 25, 1937 - May 24, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 50

Item 1. E.J. Stuebringer to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism, October 18, 1940

Item 2. Joint Strike Commitee to James Carey Regarding Carey Visit, April 14, 1937

Item 3. Financial Secreatary to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Unemployment, October 25, 1937

Item 4. President to Stuart Symington Regarding Wages, Negotiations and Grievances, July 7, 1939

Item 5. Local 1102 to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations and Factionalism, May 24, 1948

Local 1102 Salaray and Expense Letters, July 19 - 28, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 51

Local 1102 Suspension and Delinquency Notices, November 1937 - June 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 52

Local 1102 Per Capita Reports, September 1937 - June 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 53

Local 1102 Financial Secretary Reports, November 1936 - July 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 54

Local 1102 Dues Stamps, 1936 - 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 55

Local 1102 Union Dues Reports, July 7 - September 29, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 56

Local 1102 Newspaper, Emerson Equalizer, March 13 - March 19, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 57

Local 1102 Newspaper, Shop Bulletin, February 15 - 17, 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 58

Local 1102 Newspaper, Local Review, June 1944 - September 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 59

Local 1102 Pamphlets, 1940, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 60

Item 1. Advanced Management Regarding Labor Relations, April 11, 1940

Item 2. We Can Win a Wage Increase at Emerson, 1947

Local 1102 Leaflets, 1937 - October 13, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 61

Item 1. William Sentner to District Executive Board Regarding Factionalism, October 20, 1937

Item 2. "Attention Workers Mazda Lamp Plant" Regarding Organization, 1937

Item 3. "Workers in Emerson are on the March" Regarding Organization, 1937

Item 4. "Emerson Employees" Regarding Organization, 1937

Item 5. "Victory for Emerson Strikers" Regarding Local 1104 Organization, 1937

Item 6. Special Meeting Membership, March 1940

Item 7. Local 1106 Amalgamates with Local 1102, 1940

Item 8. Removal Notice, 1942

Item 9. "Fall Rally" Regarding Labor Management Rally, November 1943

Item 10. "As You Know" Regarding Anti-Communism, April 14, 1948

Item 11. "You Stated" Regarding Sentner Expulsion and Factionalism, May 27, 1948

Item 12. "Lay-Offs are Facing Membership" Regarding Factionalism, October 13, 1948

Item 13. Removal Notice, 1949

Item 14. "Communist First" Regarding Factionalism, Officers and District 8, Undated

Item 15. "Who are Labor's Enemies" Regarding Factionalism, Officers and District 8, Undated

Local 1102 Newspaper Clippings, May 6, 1937 - May 23, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 62

Item 1. "CIO Begins Drive to Unionize City's Electrical Workers", May 6, 1937

Item 2. "Organization Drive by Electrical Union", 1937

Item 3. "Negotiations Settles Wage Controversy at Emerson", 1939

Item 4. "Evansville and RFC," St. Louis Star Times, February 24, 1940

Item 5. "Emerson Union has Plan to Keep Company in City", March 2, 1940

Item 6. "Union O-Kays Plan for Employees to Aid Emerson Co.", March 6, 1940

Item 7. "Two Electrical Union Locals to Seek Wage Rise," St. Louis Post, October 19, 1946

Item 8. "Union Heads Raps Attacks of CIO Communist Here", August 15, 1946

Item 9. "Communist Aid Suspended by Electrical Union", August 12, 1947

Item 10. "United Electrical Worker Members to Vote on Plan to Oust Sentner", January 14, 1948

Item 11. "Anti-Red Local Again Defiant of UEW Leaders", January 17, 1948

Item 12. "No Motion Made to Oust Senter" with "Store Union Here Votes to Withdraw from International" Article and William Sentner Letter to James Matles, January 1948

Item 13. "Sentner Ouster Expected to Aid Non-Reds in UE," St. Louis Post, May 23, 1948

Local 1102 Photo Mock Up, Undated

Containers: box 5, folder 63

Local 1102 Shark Industry Organization, September 9 - 29, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 64

Item 1. A. Meloan to Local 301, September 9, 1937

Item 2. William Turnbill to James Matles, September 20, 1937

Item 3. Matles to Meloan, September 29, 1937

Local 1102 Defense Job Training, August 22 - 27, 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 65

Item 1. F.M. Karches to James Carey with Newspaper Clipping, August 22, 1940

Item 2. Carey to Karches, August 27, 1940

Local 1102 Mailing List, October 18, 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 66

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, October 18, 1940

Item 2. Emspak to Sentner, October 18, 1940

Local 1102 Evansville Relocation, March 7 - 14, 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 67

Item 1. Letter to James Carey with Memo and William Sentner Letter to James Matles, March 7, 1940

Item 2. Proposal to Emerson Electric Manufacturing Company, 1940

Item 3. Matles to W.S. Symington, March 11, 1940

Item 4. Carey to Symington, March 12, 1940

Item 5. Stuart Symington to Matles, March 14, 1940

Local 1102 Symington Book Loan, September 16 - October 16, 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 68

Item 1. Stuart Symington to James Carey, September 16, 1940

Item 2. Symington to Carey, September 27, 1940

Item 3. Secretary of Carey to Symington, October 4, 1940

Item 4. Symington to Carey, October 16, 1940

Local 1102 Click Draft Deferment, Septmeber 16, 1941 - January 27, 1942

Containers: box 5, folder 69

Item 1. William Symington to Local Draft Board, September 16, 1941

Item 2. James Click to Draft Board Appeals, January 14, 1942

Item 3. Morris Levin to Albert Fitzgerald, January 17, 1942

Item 4. Fitzgerald to Levin, January 27, 1942

Item 5. Eustius Brendle Letter, Undated

Local 1102 Gun Turrent Wages, March 22, 1944

Containers: box 5, folder 70

Item 1. A.N. Towsen to Henry Fiering, March 22, 1944

Item 2. Towsen to Joe Marty, March 22, 1944

Local 1102 Per Capita Arrears, October 23 - 24, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 71

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to Julius Emspak, October 23, 1945

Item 2. Logsdon to Emspak, October 24, 1945

Local 1102 Pierce Appeal, April 1945 - September 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 72

Item 1. Union Brief, March 1, 1945

Item 2. District Appeals Committee Ruling, April 1945

Item 3. Louis Wagner to James Click, May 10, 1945

Item 4. O.J. Spreitler Statement, February 20, 1946

Item 5. Sam Russo Statement, February 26, 1946

Item 6. J.C. McCreary Statement, February 26, 1946

Item 7. James Meyer Statement, February 26, 1946

Item 8. William Pierce to General Executive Board, March 4, 1946

Item 9-11. Pierce Statement, March 30, 1946

Item 12. Pierce Answer to Brendle Brief, March 1946

Item 13. William Sentner to Ernest DeMaio, June 12, 1946

Item 14. DeMaio to Sentner, June 12, 1946

Item 15. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald, August 15, 1946

Item 16. Pierce Speech, August 16, 1946

Item 17. Appeals Commitee Recommendations, September 1946

Item 18. Convention Proceedings Excerpt, September 9, 1946

Item 19. Appeal Memo, September 1946

Item 20. James McKnight Statement, 1946

Item 21. Joe Stein Minutes, Undated

Item 22. Memo, Undated

Item 23. General Executive Board Excerpt, Undated

Local 1102 Constituion Changes, February 25 - 27, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 73

Item 1. R.J. Bergman to Albert Fitzgerald, February 25, 1946

Item 2. Fitzgerald to Bergman, February 27, 1946

Local 1102 Anderson Suspension, May 27, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 74

Item 1. Charles Anderson to Richard Roy, May 27, 1946

Item 2. Anderson to Albert Fitzgerald, May 27, 1946

Local 1102 Kimmel Suspension, May 23 - August 4, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 75

Item 1. Appeal Committee Findings, May 23, 1947

Item 2. Louis Kimmell to Julius Emspak, August 4, 1947

Item 3. Kimmell to W.K. Cuthbert, September 4, 1947

Item 4. Emspak to Ernest DeMaio, October 31, 1947

Item 5. Emspak to John Gojack, October 31, 1947

Item 6. DeMaio to Emspak, November 5, 1947

Item 7. Joseph Pogue to Emspak, December 8, 1947

Item 8. Robert Logsdon to James Click with Newspaper Clippings, January 15, 1948

Item 9. William Sentner to Emspak, January 19, 1948

Local 1102 Factionalism, January 29, 1947 - July 16, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 76

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to All District 8 Unions, January 29, 1947

Item 2. Dottie Aukamp to Jim Click, Februray 12, 1947

Item 3. Memo Regarding Special Local Meeting, April 11, 1947

Item 4. James Matles to Logsdon, October 22, 1947

Item 5. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, November 14, 1947

Item 6. Resolution, April 1948

Item 7. Sentner to District Executive Board Memebers with Notice, Leaflets and July 16, 1948, Sentner Letter to John Burns, July 20, 1948

Local 1102 Opal Cline and Helen Sage Case, April 23 - October 18, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 77

Item 1. William Sentner to Officers and Stewards, April 23, 1948

Item 2. Opal Cline Letter, September 30, 1948

Item 3. Sentner to E.H. Fair, October 5, 1948

Item 4. Report on Hearing Before Industrial Employment Review Board, October 11, 1948

Item 5. Helen Sage Statement, October 11, 1948

Item 6. Cline to Evansville Courier, October 15, 1948

Item 7. Sentner to All Local 1102 Memebers, October 18, 1948

Local 1102 Negotiations and Factionalism, February 10 - June 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 78

Item 1. James Matles to William Sentner, February 19, 1948

Item 2. Sentner to Matles, February 10, 1948

Item 3. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald, May 19, 1948

Item 4. Ernest DeMaio to Oscar Scmidt, May 25, 1948

Item 5 . Sentner to Ray Klausner, May 26, 1948

Item 6 . Klausner to Sentner, May 26, 1948

Item 7. DeMaio to Schmitt, June 1948

Local 1102 Sentner Suspension, January 21, 1948 - October 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 79

Item 1. Secretary of Julius Emspak to William Sentner, January 21, 1948

Item 2. Sentner to Joseph Pogue, May 27, 1948

Item 3. Appeals Committee Findings, July 24, 1948

Item 4. Sentner to Emspak, August 10, 1948

Item 5. Emspak to Sentner, August 27, 1948

Item 6. Robert Logsdon to Emspak, August 30, 1948

Item 7. Chronology, August 1949

Item 8. Emspak to Ernest DeMaio, September 27, 1949

Item 9. Emspak to John Gojack with Emspak Letter to William Drohan, September 27, 1949

Item 10. Notice, September 28, 1949

Item 11. DeMaio to Emspak, October 5, 1949

Item 12. Report of General Executive Board Sub-Committee with Statement of Local Executive Board, October 1949

Item 13. DeMaio to Emspak, October 5, 1949

Item 14. Memo, October 1949

Local 1102 Correspondence, April 19, 1937 - February 17, 1943

Containers: box 5, folder 80

Item 1. Local 1102-Emerson Conference, April 19, 1937

Item 2. Henry Fiering to Julius Emspak Regarding Address Change, February 1938

Item 3. William Sentner to James Matles Regarding Organization and Women with June 18, 1939, St. Louis Locals Executive Board Minutes and Leaflets, July 5, 1939

Item 4. Check-off Card with John Driy Letter to Emerson Employees, November 10, 1939

Item 5. F.W. Jessop to William Symington Regarding Prices, February 29, 1940

Item 6. W. Symington to James Carey Regarding Unemployment, May 28, 1940

Item 7. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 1102 and 1104, October 15, 1940

Item 8. W. Symington to Carey Regarding UE News, November 18, 1940

Item 9. Stuart Symington to Carey Regarding Publicity, November 22, 1940

Item 10. Suggested Standards for Apprenticeships, February 1941

Item 11. Charles Anderson to Sentner Regarding Finances, February 17, 1943

Local 1102 Correspondence, December 1944 - December 9, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 81

Item 1. Eustius Brendle Memo Regarding Military Production, Plant Sale and Unemployment, December 1944

Item 2. Anna Tatar to Julius Emspak Regarding Address Change, December 8, 1944

Item 3. James Click to Emspak Regarding Political Action Commitee, January 8, 1945

Item 4. Robert Logsdon to James Matles Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, December 9, 1949

Local 1104

Local 1104 Constituion, Undated

Containers: box 5, folder 82

Local 1104 Officers Lists, August 10, 1939 - July 7, 1950

Containers: box 5, folder 83

Local 1104 Membership Lists with June 29, 1950, William Sentner Letter to Julius Emspak, June 28, 1950

Containers: box 5, folder 84

Local 1104 Membership Resolutions, October 13, 1941 - August 21, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 85

Item 1-2. Factionalism and Anti-Communist Clause, October 13, 1941

Item 3. Foreign Policy, October 13, 1941

Item 4. Negotations, May 11, 1942

Item 5. Factionalism and Southern CIO Organization, February 12, 1947

Item 6. Factionalism with Memo, August 21, 1947

Item 7. Wages, UE Officers and UE Convention, August 21, 1947

Local 1104 Sam Silverman Incoming Correspondence, June 6, 1947 - June 3, 1954

Containers: box 5, folder 86

Item 1. Janet Barich Regarding Staff Finances, January 14, 1954

Item 2. Julius Emspak Regarding Publications and Finances, May 26, 1947

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 6, 1947

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Strikes, August 30, 1948

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 5, 1951

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances, October 28, 1953

Item 7. Secretary of Emspak Regarding Finances, June 3, 1954

Item 8. Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, June 5, 1946

Item 9. Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, February 25, 1947

Item 10. David Ratner Regarding Finances, December 17, 1948

Item 11. Ratner Regarding Finances, 1952

Local 1104 Sam Silverman Outgoing Correspondence, May 29, 1946 - December 12, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 87

Item 1. Silverman to James Matles Regarding Organization and White Collar Workers, May 29, 1946

Item 2. Silverman to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, June 4, 1946

Item 3. Silverman to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, Dayton and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Inter-union Rivalry, June 7, 1946

Item 4. Silverman to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, July 26, 1946

Item 5. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Factionalism, August 14, 1946

Item 6. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Political Action Commitee, September 1946

Item 7. Silverman to Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, February 20, 1947

Item 8. Silverman to Fitzgerald Regarding Officers and Factionalism, August 8, 1947

Item 9. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances and Hospitalization with Employee Group Insurance Plan, December 12, 1947

Local 1104 Sam Silverman Outgoing Correspondence, January 27, 1948 - May 31, 1954

Containers: box 5, folder 88

Item 1. Silverman to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, January 27, 1948

Item 2. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Van Norman Strike, August 23, 1948

Item 3. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Address Change, May 6, 1949

Item 4. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Officers, May 16, 1949

Item 5. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Officers, May 25, 1949

Item 6. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Officers, June 2, 1949

Item 7. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Finances, August 4, 1949

Item 8. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 6, 1950

Item 9. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Dues Check-off and Finances, May 25, 1951

Item 10. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Finances, June 9, 1951

Item 11. Silverman to David Ratner Regarding Finances, January 10, 1952

Item 12. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Finances, May 13, 1952

Item 13. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Finances, October 23, 1953

Item 14. Silverman to Emspak Regarding Finances and Per Capita, May 31, 1954

Local 1104 Incoming Correspondence, April 10, 1937 - October 13, 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 89

Item 1. Bill Cahn to R.B. Baker Regarding Publicity, April 10, 1947

Item 2. James Carey to Wilton Hutchings Regarding Strikes, October 30, 1937

Item 3. Carey to Sam Jimopoulos Regarding UE News and Education, September 12, 1940

Item 4. Carey to Joe Corida Regarding Negotiations, June 11, 1941

Item 5. Carey to Corida, June 20, 1941

Item 6. Julius Emspak to Earl White Regarding Organization, February 26, 1937

Item 7. Emspak to Hutchings Regarding Supplies, June 22, 1937

Item 8. Emspak to Chester Swindle Regarding Finances, July 26, 1937

Item 9. Emspak to Clara Ryder Regarding Contract, August 18, 1937

Item 10. Emspak to Ryder Regarding Finances, September 27, 1937

Item 11. Emspak to Swindle Regarding Unemployment and Per Capita, September 30, 1937

Item 12. Emspak to Ryder Regarding Mailing List, October 5, 1937

Item 13. Emspak to Ryder Regarding Mailing List, March 24, 1938

Item 14. Emspak to Swindle Regarding Finances, April 1, 1938

Item 15. Emspak to Swindle Regarding Finances, April 5, 1938

Item 16. Emspak to Swindle Regarding Finances, April 13, 1938

Item 17. Emspak to Hutchings Regarding Constitution, May 4, 1938

Item 18. Emspak to Ryder Regarding Per Capita, June 13, 1938

Item 19. Emspak to Swindle Regarding Dues, July 28, 1938

Item 20. Emspak to Ryder Regaridng UE Constitution, Ocotber 13, 1938

Local 1104 Incoming Correspondence, January 23, 1938 - April 11, 1951

Containers: box 5, folder 90

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Clara Ryder Regarding LaFollette Commitee, January 23, 1938

Item 2. Emspak to Ryder Regarding Constitution, February 9, 1939

Item 3. Emspak to Ryder Regarding Congress of Industrial Organizations Convention, December 11, 1940

Item 4. Emspak to Joe Cordia Regarding Grievances, May 15, 1942

Item 5. Emspak to Ryder Regarding Maintenance of General Electric and Westinghouse Membership, October 4, 1942

Item 6. Emspak to Ryder Regarding Finances, March 11, 1943

Item 7. Emspak to Lowell Waldron Regarding Per Capita, February 25, 1944

Item 8. Emspak to Waldron Regarding Veterans' Dues, June 18, 1945

Item 9. Emspak to Z.C. Carpenter Regarding Political Action Committee, September 17, 1947

Item 10. Emspak to Jack Becker Regarding Union Hall, March 7, 1949

Item 11. Emspak to Joseph Pogue Regarding Finances, January 20, 1950

Item 12. Secretary of Albert Fitzgerald to Cordia Regarding Negotiations, September 10, 1942

Item 13. Fitzgerald to Waldron Regarding St. Louis Trip, April 14, 1947

Item 14. Fitzgerald to Waldron Regarding Factionalism, June 16, 1948

Item 15. Fitzgerald to Reuban Baker Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry with Fitzgerald Letters to William Sentner and Don Harris, April 11, 1951

Item 16. James Matles to Chester Swindle Regarding Unemployment and Finances, October 5, 1937

Local 1104 Incoming Correspondence, October 7, 1938 - November 6, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 91

Item 1. James Matles to Clara Ryder Regarding Dues, African Americans and Women, October 7, 1938

Item 2. Matles to George Apel Regarding General Executive Board, November 30, 1939

Item 3. Matles to Apel Regarding General Executive Board, December 12, 1939

Item 4. Matles to Apel Regarding Negotiations, July 30, 1940

Item 5. Matles to Apel Regarding Constitution, October 29, 1940

Item 6. Matles to Thomas Helfey Regarding Organization, March 6, 1941

Item 7. Matles to Joe Cordia Regarding Organization, March 6, 1941

Item 8. Matles to Lowell Waldron Regarding Contracts and Negotiation, June 6, 1947

Item 9. Russ Nixon to Z. Carpenter Regarding Political Action Committee, November 6, 1947

Item 10. William Sentner to Cordia Regarding War Manpower Commission, December 30, 1942

Item 11. Executive Secretary to Milton Hutchings Regarding UE Constituion, June 7, 1937

Local 1104 Outgoing Correspondence, November 15, 1939 - February 18, 1941

Containers: box 5, folder 92

Item 1. George Apel to James Matles Regarding Organization and Women, November 15, 1939

Item 2. Apel to James Carey Regarding Organization with Letter to William Sentner, October 23, 1940

Item 3. R. Baker to UE News Regarding Publicity and the UE News, April 7, 1947

Item 4. R. Baker to UE Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry and Staff Meeting with March 3, 1951, Otto Maschoff Letter to Albert Fitzgerald, March 1, 1951

Item 5. D.U. Baker to Julius Emspak Regarding UE News, June 1941

Item 6. Jack Becker to Matles Regarding Publicity, May 12, 1947

Item 7. Becker to Emspak Regarding Union Headquarters, March 1, 1949

Item 8. Zollie Carpenter to Emspak Regarding Political Action Commitee, November 1, 1946

Item 9. Carpenter to Emspak Regarding PAC, November 2, 1946

Item 10. Carpenter to Emspak Regarding PAC, November 23, 1947

Item 11. Carpenter to Emspak Regarding PAC, October 23, 1947

Item 12. Joe Cordia to Carey Regarding Negotiations, June 10, 1941

Item 13. Cordia to Carey Regarding Contracts, June 17, 1941

Item 14. Will Easley Regarding John Lewis with Poem, December 1941

Item 15. Thomas Hefley to Matles Regarding Organization and Factionalism with Petition, February 18, 1941

Local 1104 Outgoing Correspondence, April 8, 1937 - February 11, 1943

Containers: box 5, folder 93

Item 1. Wilton Hutchings to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, April 8, 1937

Item 2. Hutchings to Emspak Regarding Membership and Finances, May 25, 1937

Item 3. Hutchings to Emspak Regarding Membership and Finances, June 14, 1937

Item 4. Hutchings to James Carey Regarding Firing and Strikes, October 21, 1937

Item 5. Hutchings to Emspak Regarding Missing Persons, November 17, 1937

Item 6. Hutchings to Carey Regarding Officers and UE Constitution, April 27, 1938

Item 7. Sam Jimopoulos to Carey Regarding Factionalism, September 6, 1940

Item 8. Joe Pogue to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Fitzgerald Visit, January 24, 1950

Item 9. Clara Ryder to Emspak Regarding Mailing List, August 14, 1937

Item 10. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Officers and Bonding, September 22, 1937

Item 11. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Finances and Unemployment, September 27, 1937

Item 12. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, September 27, 1937

Item 13. Ryder to Frank Palmer Regarding People's Press, September 29, 1937

Item 14. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, June 8, 1938

Item 15. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Dues, August 1, 1938

Item 16. Ryder to Aerovox Condenser, August 8, 1939

Item 17. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Employment, August 17, 1938

Item 18. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Officers, September 12, 1938

Item 19. Ryder to James Matles Regarding Women, African Americans and Dues, September 30, 1938

Item 20. Ryder to Matles Regarding Organization and St. Louis General Electric, October 19, 1938

Item 21. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Constitution, January 31, 1939

Item 22. Ryder to Matles Regarding Wages, February 14, 1939

Item 23. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Maintanence of Membership, October 5, 1939

Item 24. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Negotiations, April 13, 1940

Item 25. Ryder to Emspak Regarding CIO Convention Proceedings, December 6, 1940

Item 26. Ryder to Carey Regarding Factionalism, August 1, 1941

Item 27. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Rotty Contract, January 26, 1942

Item 28. Ryder to Emspak Regarding Local Dance, April 3, 1942

Item 29. Ryder to William Sentner Regarding Finances, February 11, 1943

Local 1104 Outgoing Correspondence, June 16, 1937 - June 16, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 94

Item 1. Chester Swindle to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, June 16, 1937

Item 2. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, July 10, 1937

Item 3. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Finances, July 16, 1937

Item 4. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Unemployment, September 8, 1937

Item 5. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, Strikes and Firing, Ocotber 1, 1937

Item 6. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Unemployment, October 11, 1937

Item 7. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Unemployment, December 7, 1937

Item 8. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Finances and Unemployment, December 21, 1937

Item 9. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Unemployment, January 13, 1938

Item 10. Swindle to Emspak Regarding Finances, May 13, 1938

Item 11. Lowell Waldron to Emspak Regarding War Labor Board and Per Capita, February 15, 1944

Item 12. Waldron to Emspak Regarding Ernest Fox Case, May 18, 1944

Item 13. Waldron to Emspak Regarding Finances, Febraury 12, 1945

Item 14. Waldron to Emspak Regarding Veterans' Dues, June 15, 1945

Item 15. Waldron to Lewis Schwellenbach Regarding Crotty Brothers Strike, February 13, 1947

Item 16. Waldron to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes and Wages, July 10, 1948

Item 17. Waldron to Emspak Regarding Finances and Union Hall, November 4, 1948

Item 18. Waldron to Emspak Regarding Union Hall, June 16, 1949

Item 19. Waldron to James Matles Regarding Contracts, Undated

Item 20. Waldron to Matles Regarding White Collar Contracts, Undated

Local 1104 Stamps Letters, June 26 - August 14, 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 95

Local 1104 Finances, October 18, 1937 - January 9, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 96

Local 1104 Report of Financial Secretary, March 1937 - December 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 97

Local 1104 Per Capita Reports, June - July 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 98

Local 1104 Notices of Delinquency and Suspension, November 1937 - June 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 99

Local 1104 Finances, May 16, 1938 - March 15, 1954

Containers: box 5, folder 100

Item 1. Bonding Documents, May 16, 1938

Item 2. Building Contracts, October 18, 1948

Item 3-5. Check-off Memoranda, January 3 - 20, 1950

Item 6. Income Tax Statement with David Ratner Letter to Sam Silverman, 1951 - January 15, 1952

Item 7. Legal Bills, March 8, 1954

Item 8. Legal Bills, March 15, 1954

Local 1104 Officers Reports, July 1947 - July 16, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 101

Local 1104 Pamphlets, April 19, 1944 - 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 102

Item 1. American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born, April 19, 1944

Item 2. Dedication of New Hall, June 19, 1944

Item 3. Ten Long Years of Communist Rule, 1949

Local 1104 Leaflets, 1937 - August 23, 1952

Containers: box 5, folder 103

Item 1. "To All Wagner Employees" Regarding Organization, 1937

Item 2. "An Open Letter" Regarding Communist Party Sabotage, March 13, 1949

Item 3. "Local 1104 UE" Regarding Officers, Negotations and Factionalism, October 1949

Item 4. "Vote for Pogue Eberhard, Young, Fridy" Regarding Facitonalism and Officers, 1949

Item 5. "To Save Local 1104" Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, 1949

Item 6. "President Fitzgerald to Attend Both Stewards Meetings", February 1950

Item 7. "Vote Local 1104 to UE" Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, February 20, 1950

Item 8. "Statement on the Wagner Election" Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, February 28, 1950

Item 9. "To All Wagner Employees" Regarding IUE Inter-union Rivalry, 1950

Item 10. Meeting Notice, August 23, 1952

Local 1104 Newspaper, Local 1104 UE, Ocotber 25, 1940 - February 8, 1950

Containers: box 5, folder 104

Local 1104 Newspaper Clippings, January 9, 1948 - 1950

Containers: box 5, folder 105

Item 1. "UE Local 1104 Rift on Pay," Post Dispatch, January 9, 1948

Item 2. "CIO Electrical Local Moves to Expel Communist Members", 1949

Item 3. "Red Fired After Accusation", 1949

Item 4. "Communist Fired After Sabotage Boast at Plant", 1949

Item 5. "CIO Electrical Local Moves to Oust All Reds," Post Dispatch, March 15, 1949

Item 6. "State Red Leader Endorses Firing of Anti-US Worker", 1949

Item 7. "Vets in Union Ask Sentner if He'd Back U.S. in War on Reds", 1949

Item 8. "Red at Firm Here Accussed of Threatening Sabotage," St. Louis Star-Times, March 2, 1950

Item 9. "CIO Begins Fight for Workers at Wagner", 1950

Local 1104 Strike, June 4 - 5, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 106

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, June 4, 1946

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak, June 5, 1946

Local 1104 Albert Fitzgerald Visit, April 4 - 11, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 107

Item 1. William Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald, April 4, 1947

Item 2. Fitzgerald to Sentner, April 7, 1947

Item 3. Robert Logsdon to Fitzgerald, April 8, 1947

Item 4. Fitzgerald to Logsdon, April 10, 1947

Item 5. Logsdon to Fitzgerald, April 11, 1947

Local 1104 Local Headquarters, October 12, 1948 - March 7, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 108

Item 1. William Sentner ot Julius Emspak, October 12, 1948

Item 2. David Scribner to Robert Logsdon, November 2, 1948

Item 3. Morris Levin to Emspak, November 13, 1948

Item 4. Levin to David Ratner, December 21, 1948

Item 5. Levin to Ratner, December 27, 1948

Item 6. Greetings, March 7, 1949

Local 1104 Smith Firing Memo and Executive Board Recommendation, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 109

Local 1104 Inter-union Rivalry, Decmeber 12, 1949 - November 7, 1953

Containers: box 5, folder 110

Item 1. Court Order, December 12, 1949

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, December 14, 1949

Item 3. Court Memo, December 1951

Item 4. Court Judgement, July 23, 1952

Item 5. Logsdon to Matles, November 7, 1953

Local 1104 Correspondence, September 14, 1937 - February 1, 1954

Containers: box 5, folder 111

Item 1. William Sentner to P.B. Postelwaite Regarding Organization, September 14, 1937

Item 2. Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, December 30, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Robert Logsdon Regarding Finances and UE Convention, July 16, 1938

Item 4. Wage Schedule, May 12, 1942

Item 5. Emspak to Sentner Regarding Per Capita, June 28, 1943

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, October 24, 1944

Item 7. Albert Fitzgerald to Sentner Regarding Stirkes, July 14, 1948

Item 8. Sample Ballot, 1949

Item 9. Don Harris to Janet Barish Regarding Finances, February 1, 1954

Item 10. Memo of Understanding Regarding Mount Vernon Relocation, Undated

Local 1106

Local 1106 Officers Lists, June 10, 1937 - February 24, 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 112

Local 1106 Incoming Correspondence, May 25, 1937 - January 2, 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 113

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Harry Strassner Regarding Organization, May 25, 1937

Item 2. Emspak to Strassner Regarding Finances, June 24, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Strassner Regarding Reinstatements, August 10, 1937

Item 4. Emspak to Strassner Regarding Supplies, August 26, 1937

Item 5. Emspak to Charles Kelly Regarding Finances, August 27, 1937

Item 6. Emspak to Chester Pardo Regarding Finances, December 31, 1937

Item 7. Emspak to Strassner Regarding Finances, Januayr 21, 1938

Item 8. Emspak to James Pierron Regarding Address Change, April 6, 1938

Item 9. Emspak to Clarence Hampel Regarding Finances, March 2, 1939

Item 10. Emspak to Pierron Regarding Finances, March 31, 1939

Item 11. Emspak to Hampel Regarding Strikes, November 15, 1939

Item 12. Emspak to Hampel Regarding Strikes, December 12, 1939

Item 13. Emspak to Hampel Regarding Strikes, December 18, 1939

Item 14. Emspak to Hampel Regarding Strikes, December 26, 1939

Item 15. Emspak to Hampel Regarding Strikes, January 2, 1940

Item 16. Emspak to Pierron Regarding Wages, March 3, 1939

Item 17. Executive Secretary to Strassner Regarding Organization, March 18, 1937

Item 18. Executive Secretary to Strassner Regarding Per Capita, April 6, 1937

Item 19. Executive Secretary to Strassner Regarding Supplies and Finances, April 24, 1937

Local 1106 Outgoing Correspondence, June 8, 1937 - February 29, 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 114

Item 1. Clarence Hempel to Julius Emspak Regarding Address Change, May 31, 1939

Item 2. Hempel to Emspak Regarding Strikes, November 1939

Item 3. Hempel to Emspak Regarding Strikes, December 4, 1939

Item 4. James Pierron to Emspak Regarding Address Change, April 4, 1938

Item 5. Pierron to William Mittchel Regarding Senority and Contracts, April 30, 1938

Item 6. Pierron to James Matles Regarding Wages, March 1938

Item 7. Pierron to Emspak Regarding Addresss Change and Officers, March 1939

Item 8. Harry Strassner to Stella Abram Regarding Supplies, Apirl 1, 1937

Item 9. Strassner to Abram Regarding Per Capita, April 21, 1937

Item 10. Strassner to Abram Regarding Strikes, Organization and Construction, May 21, 1937

Item 11. Strassner to Emspak Regarding Officers, June 8, 1937

Item 12. Strassner to Emspak Regarding Supplies, August 1937

Item 13. Strassner to Emspak Regarding Supplies and Address Change, January 1938

Item 14. Strassner to UE Regarding Amalgamantion of Locals 1106 and 808, March 15, 1938

Item 15. Strassner to Emspak Regarding Amalgamation, April 19, 1938

Item 16. Strassner to Emspak Regarding Finances and Mailing List, 1938

Item 17. Strassner to Emspak Regarding Officers, February 26, 1939

Local 1106 Financial Secretary Report, April 1937 - January 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 115

Local 1106 Per Capita Reports, February - July 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 116

Local 1106 Notices of Delinquency and Suspension, November 1937 - May 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 117

Local 1106 Finances, July 28, 1937 - August 23, 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 118

Item 1. Harry Strassner Salary and Expense Letters, July 28, 1937

Item 2. Dues Statement with Julius Emspak Letter to Clarence Hampel, 1937 - August 23, 1939

Local 1106 Publication, Strike Bulletin, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 119

Local 1106 (Minneapolis)

Local 1106 (Minneapolis) Officers Lists, November 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 120

Local 1106 (Minneapolis) Outgoing Correpsondence, May 18 - 28, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 121

Item 1. Harry O'Donald to Julius Emspak Regarding Organization, May 18, 1946

Item 2. O'Donald to Emspak Regarding Organization and Northern Pump Dues, May 28, 1946

Local 1106 (Minneapolis) Incoming Correspondence, May 22 - June 10, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 122

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Harry O'Donald Regarding Dues and Veterans, May 22, 1946

Item 2. Emspak to O'Donald Regarding Dues and Northern Pump Organization, June 10, 1946

Local 1106 (Minneapolis) Charter Supplies and Audit, April 10, 1945 - February 7, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 123

Local 1106 (Minneapolis) Organization, April 4, 1945 - June 6, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 124

Item 1. Ernest DeMaio to Reuben Carlson, April 4, 1945

Item 2. Julius Emspak to E. DeMaio, April 10, 1945

Item 3. Emspak to Carlson, April 10, 1945

Item 4. Emspak to Anthony DeMaio, June 3, 1946

Item 5. A. DeMaio to Emspak, June 6, 1946

Local 1106 (Minneapolis) Correspondence, Ernest DeMaio to James Matles Regarding Disbanding, February 7, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 125

Local 1106 (Minneapolis Moline)

Local 1106 (Minneapolis Moline) Officers Lists, July 24, 1950 - December 1954

Containers: box 5, folder 126

Local 1106 (Minneapolis Moline) Correspondence, William Peters to Julius Emspak Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, July 12, 1955

Containers: box 5, folder 127

Local 1106 (Minneapolis Moline) Organization, June 27 - July 24, 1950

Containers: box 5, folder 128

Item 1. Anthony DeMaio to James Matles, June 27, 1950

Item 2. A. DeMaio to Matles, June 28, 1950

Item 3. Julius Emspak to A. DeMaio, June 30, 1950

Item 4-5. A. DeMaio to Emspak, July 6, 1950

Item 6. Ernest DeMaio to Emspak, July 7, 1950

Item 7. Emspak to A. DeMaio, July 12, 1950

Item 8. Emspak to A. DeMaio, July 18, 1950

Item 9. Irwin Weir to Emspak, July 20, 1950

Item 10. Emspak to Weir, July 24, 1950

Item 11. Emspak to E. DeMaio, July 24, 1950

Local 1106 (Minneapolis Moline) Reestablishment, August 14 - September 5, 1952

Containers: box 5, folder 129

Item 1. Anthony DeMaio to Julius Emspak, August 14, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to DeMaio, August 21, 1952

Item 3. DeMaio to Emspak, August 22, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to DeMaio, September 5, 1952

Item 5. Memo, September 1952

Local 1107

Local 1107 Constitution, Undated

Containers: box 5, folder 130

Local 1107 Incoming Correspondence, March 17, 1937 - July 6, 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 131

Item 1. James Carey to James Payne Regarding Constitution, January 9, 1939

Item 2. Julius Emspak to J. Payne Regarding Supplies and Contract, March 29, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to J. Payne Regarding Per Capita, June 14, 1937

Item 4. Emspak to J. Payne Regarding Finances, August 19, 1937

Item 5. Emspak to J. Payne Regarding Finances, January 26, 1938

Item 6. Emspak to Charles Puhl Regarding Address Change, April 5, 1938

Item 7. Emspak to J. Payne Regarding Constituion and Officers, October 6, 1938

Item 8. Emspak to Marcella Payne Regarding Ladies Auxillary, October 31, 1938

Item 9. Emspak to J. Payne Regarding Unemployment, December 10, 1938

Item 10. Emspak to J. Payne Regarding Unemployment, December 12, 1938

Item 11. Emspak to J. Payne Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 1107 and 1129, August 14, 1939

Item 12. James Matles to J. Payne Regarding Mailing List, March 18, 1938

Item 13. J. Steckley to J. Payne Regarding Company Report, June 29, 1939

Item 14. Steckley to J. Payne Regarding Company Report, July 6, 1939

Item 15. Executive Secretary to J. Payne Regarding Organization, March 17, 1937

Local 1107 Outgoing Correspondence, May 10, 1937 - August 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 132

Item 1. Raymond Luczak Regarding Strikes, August 12, 1937

Item 2. James Payne to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Officers, May 10, 1937

Item 3. J. Payne to Emspak Regarding Supplies, July 31, 1937

Item 4. J. Payne to Emspak Regarding Strikes with Bill, August 14, 1937

Item 5. J. Payne to Emspak Regarding Finances, January 22, 1938

Item 6. J. Payne to Emspak Regarding Address Change, April 12, 1938

Item 7. J. Payne to Emspak Regarding Officers, October 1, 1938

Item 8. J. Payne to James Carey Regarding Constitution, December 27, 1938

Item 9. J. Payne to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, January 7, 1939

Item 10. J. Payne to Emspak Regarding Negotiations, June 1939

Item 11. J. Payne to Emspak Regarding Financial Reports, July 1939

Item 12. J. Payne to Carey Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 1107 and 1129, August 1939

Item 13. Marcella Payne to Emspak Regarding Ladies Auxillary, October 28, 1938

Item 14. Secretary Treasurer to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, March 30, 1938

Item 15. Secretary Treasurer to Emspak Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 1107 and 1129, August 1939

Local 1107 Financial Secretary Reports, March 1937 - June 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 133

Local 1107 Finances, June - August 25, 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 134

Item 1. Notice of Delinquency, June 1938

Item 2. Dues Notice, August 25, 1938

Item 3. Salary and Expense Letter from James Payne, Undated

Local 1107 Correspondence, July 27 - August 11, 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 135

Item 1. James Matles to William McIntyre Regarding Strikes, July 27, 1938

Item 2. William Sentner to John Geraghty Regarding Strikes, August 11, 1938

Local 1107 Newspaper Clipping, "Windows in Six Homes Smashed", November 10, 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 136

Local 1108

Local 1108 Constitution, Undated

Containers: box 5, folder 137

Local 1108 Contract, April 25, 1945

Containers: box 5, folder 138

Local 1108 Officers Lists, June 10, 1937 - February 10, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 139

Local 1108 Officers Resolution Regarding Factionalism and District 8 African Americans, December 9, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 140

Local 1108 Membership Resolutions, Apirl 8, 1939, May 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 141

Item 1. Negotiations, April 8, 1939

Item 2. Taft-Hartley Factionalism and Inter-union Rivalry with International Association of Machinists, May 1948

Local 1108 Henry Fiering Incoming Correspondence, May 24, 1937 - September 22, 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 142

Item 1. Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, May 24, 1937

Item 2. Emspak Regarding Per Capita, June 22, 1937

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Dues, July 26, 1937

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Unemployment, August 6, 1937

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Per Capita, August 31, 1937

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Transfer, September 16, 1937

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Dues, January 28, 1938

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Bonding, April 7, 1939

Item 9. James Matles Regarding Contracts, June 16, 1939

Item 10. Matles Letter, September 22, 1939

Item 11. Executive Secretary Regarding Supplies, April 19, 1937

Item 12. Executive Secretary Regarding Finances, May 21, 1937

Item 13. Executive Secretary Regarding Dues, June 1937

Local 1108 Henry Fiering Outgoing Correspondence, April 17, 1937 - September 29, 1939

Containers: box 5, folder 143

Item 1. Fiering to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, April 17, 1937

Item 2. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Negotiations, May 12, 1937

Item 3. Fiering to Stella Abrams Regarding Dues, June 4, 1937

Item 4. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, June 16, 1937

Item 5. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Dues, June 30, 1937

Item 6. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Finances, July 13, 1937

Item 7. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, July 12, 1937

Item 8. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, July 15, 1937

Item 9. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Finances, July 24, 1937

Item 10. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Dues and Unemployment, August 3, 1937

Item 11. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, August 26, 1937

Item 12. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, September 13, 1937

Item 13. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Dues, December 2, 1937

Item 14. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 11, 1938

Item 15. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 15, 1938

Item 16. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Unemployment, March 9, 1938

Item 17. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Supplies, January 25, 1939

Item 18. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Bonding, April 3, 1939

Item 19. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Negotiations, May 2, 1939

Item 20. Fiering to James Matles Regarding Contracts, June 12, 1939

Item 21. Fiering to Matles Regarding Staff Members, September 18, 1939

Item 22. Fiering to Emspak Regarding Officers, September 19, 1939

Local 1108 Incoming Correspondence, June 18, 1940 - January 13, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 144

Item 1. James Carey to Harvey Lange Regarding Negotiations, June 18, 1940

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Albert Mayer Regarding Mailing List, March 16, 1938

Item 3. Emspak to Irvin Weio Regarding UE Constitution, November 10, 1938

Item 4. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, July 17, 1940

Item 5. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, July 25, 1940

Item 6. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, August 9, 1940

Item 7. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, August 24, 1940

Item 8. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, October 4, 1940

Item 9. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, October 11, 1940

Item 10. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, October 23, 1940

Item 11. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, Novmeber 1, 1940

Item 12. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes, December 18, 1940

Item 13. Emspak to Otto Maschoff Regarding Constituion, February 13, 1941

Item 14. Emspak to Lange Regarding Strikes and Finances, February 20, 1941

Item 15. Emspak to Lange Regarding UE News, April 18, 1941

Item 16. Emspak to Lange Regarding Finances, July 3, 1941

Item 17. Emspak to Lange Regarding Finances, March 11, 1943

Item 18. Emspak to Marie Lawry Regarding Dues and Veterans, March 19, 1945

Item 19. Albert Fitzgerald to Frank Lenhardt Regarding UE Constitution, February 3, 1947

Item 20. James Matles to Lange Regarding Strikes, September 26, 1940

Item 21. William Sentner to Lange Regarding Negotiations, June 15, 1940

Item 22. Sentner to Lenhardt Regarding Factionalism and Firings, January 13, 1947

Local 1108 Outgoing Correspondence, June 3, 1937 - January 27, 1947

Containers: box 5, folder 145

Item 1. George Anderson to UE News Regarding Factionalism and UE News, June 18, 1941

Item 2. Henry Grunier to Congress of Industrial Organizations Regarding Unemployment and Organization, November 10, 1937

Item 3. Harvey Lange to Julius Emspak Regarding Officers, December 30, 1939

Item 4. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, June 18, 1940

Item 5. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, July 11, 1940

Item 6. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, July 17, 1940

Item 7. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, July 25, 1940

Item 8. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, August 6, 1940

Item 9. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, August 21, 1940

Item 10. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, Septmeber 26, 1940

Item 11. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, October 10, 1940

Item 12. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes, October 19, 1940

Item 13. Lange to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Finances, December 7, 1940

Item 14. Lange to Emspak Regarding Finances and Strikes, February 12, 1941

Item 15. Lange to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 30, 1941

Item 16. Lange to Emspak Regarding UE News and American Federation of Labor Inter-union Rivalry, April 8, 1941

Item 17. Lange to Emspak Regarding Contracts and Wages, Novmeber 18, 1941

Item 18. Lange to James Matles Regarding Contracts, November 21, 1941

Item 19. Lange to Matles Regarding War Labor Board, January 22, 1943

Item 20. Lange to William Sentner Regarding Finances and Per Capita, February 13, 1943

Item 21. Frank Lenhardt to Albert Ftizgerald Regarding Factionalism, January 27, 1947

Local 1108 Outgoing Correspondence, Decmember 15, 1943 - August 26, 1946

Containers: box 5, folder 146

Item 1. Marie Lawry to UE Regarding Finances, December 15, 1943

Item 2. Otto Maschoff to Allan Haywood Regarding Strikes with October 22, 1940, Haywood Letter to James Carey, October 18, 1940

Item 3. John Steffanow to UE Regarding Organization, December 27, 1936

Item 4. Local 1108 to UE Regarding Wages, June 3, 1937

Item 5. Local 1108 to UE Regarding Wages, June 21, 1937

Item 6. Local 1108 Executive Board to Julius Emspak Regarding UE Convention, August 26, 1946

Local 1108 Henry Fiering Salary and Expense Letters, July 1 - August 6, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 147

Local 1108 Financial Secretary Reports, April 1937 - July 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 148

Local 1108 Per Capita Reports, November 1937 - July 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 149

Local 1108 Dues Notices and Financial Statement, August 14, 1939 - Novmeber 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 150

Local 1108 Newspaper, Local 1108 News, June 10, 1940, May 8, 1941

Containers: box 5, folder 151

Local 1108 Pamphlets, September 25, 1940 - October 14, 1948

Containers: box 5, folder 152

Item 1. George Smith to Otto Maschoff Regarding Negotiations, September 25, 1940

Item 2. Trade Union Institute, 1940

Item 3. The Union and the Century Company, 1940

Item 4. A Union Fight for the American Way of Life, 1940

Item 5. Citizens of St. Louis Regarding Strike, 1940

Item 6. Local 1108 Announcing Regarding Factionalism and District 8 Officers, 1948

Item 7. Lay Offs are Facing Our Membership Regarding Factionalism, October 14, 1948

Item 8. Save the Wagner Act Week, Undated

Item 9. Protect the National Labor Relations Act, Undated

Local 1108 Newspaper Clippings, May 5, 1939 - 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 153

Item 1. "Stirke Voted Down at Century Electric," St. Louis Dispatch, May 5, 1939

Item 2. "Union Action Compels Century to Yield Points", May 6, 1939

Item 3. "The Century Co. Strike," St. Louis Dispatch, August 23, 1940

Item 4. "Labor's House Divided," St. Louis Dispatch, August 23, 1940

Item 5. "Stockholding Strikes in Century Picket Line," St. Louis Star Times, August 26, 1940

Item 6. "Time for Arbitration," St. Louis Star Times, October 3, 1940

Item 7. "Century Strike Settled," St. Louis Dispatch, Ocotber 26, 1940

Item 8. "Four Month-Long Strike Settled at Century", October 1940

Item 9. "Century Electric Strike Settled", 1940

Item 10. "Century Electric Strikes Vote to Continue Walkout", 1940

Item 11. "Century Strikers Seeking Arbitration Plan", 1940

Item 12. "Union to Continue Strike at Century", 1940

Local 1108 Strike Photographs, 1940

Containers: box 5, folder 154

Local 1108 Suspensions, January 15, 1938 - July 3, 1941

Containers: box 5, folder 155

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, January 15, 1938

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, January 26, 1938

Item 3. Emspak to Sentner, August 11, 1940

Item 4. CIO Conference Minutes, September 9, 1940

Item 5. Emspak to Sentner, September 18, 1940

Item 6. Logsdon to Matles, September 18, 1940

Item 7. List of Century Customers, October 1940

Item 8. Matles to George Smith, October 31, 1940

Item 9. Moris Levin to Emspak, January 15, 1941

Item 10. Emspak to Levin, February 7, 1941

Item 11. Levin to Emspak, February 8, 1941

Item 12. Levin to Emspak, February 10, 1941

Item 13. Levin to Emspak, June 12, 1941

Item 14. Emspak to Levin, July 3, 1941

Local 1108 Falling Per Capita, January 3 - 11, 1944

Containers: box 5, folder 156

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, January 3, 1944

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to Emspak, January 11, 1944

Local 1108 Foundry Separate Charter, May 11 - 19, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 157

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, May 11, 1949

Item 2. Julius Emspak to Logsdon, May 19, 1949

Local 1108 Correspondence, May 5, 1939 - December 1, 1949

Containers: box 5, folder 158

Item 1. William Sentner to James Matles Regarding Contracts, May 5, 1939

Item 2. Wage Rates at Century, May 22, 1939

Item 3. Robert Logsdon to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, March 7, 1947

Item 4. David Scribner to Logsdon Regarding Finances, December 1, 1949

Local 1110

Local 1110 Officers Lists, July 28, 1947 - November 12, 1954

Containers: box 5, folder 159

Local 1110 Incoming Correspondence, January 22, 1941 - February 17, 1954

Containers: box 5, folder 160

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Eddie Fesler Regarding Wages, July 23, 1941

Item 2. Emspak to Tommy Dunn Regarding Union News, June 27, 1942

Item 3. Emspak to Eldon Parr Regarding Local 825, December 14, 1945

Item 4. Emspak to Al Grehs Regarding National Strike Fund, October 23, 1952

Item 5. Emspak to Jessie Compton Regarding Bonding, February 17, 1954

Item 6. James Matles to Fesler Regarding Contracts, January 22, 1941

Item 7. Matles to Jess Goad Regarding Unemployment and Contracts, March 26, 1941

Item 8. Matles to Eddie Fisher Regarding General Electric Wages, April 11, 1941

Item 9. Matles to Fisher Regarding Contracts and Local 1121, May 26, 1941

Item 10. Matles to Fesler Regarding Wages and Radio Conference, October 7, 1941

Item 11. William Sentner to Fesler Regarding Organization, June 5, 1941

Local 1110 Outgoing Correspondence, January 16, 1941 - March 14, 1955

Containers: box 5, folder 161

Item 1. Wayne Collins to UE Regarding Per Capita and Plant Closure, August 6, 1951

Item 2. Jessie Compton to UE Regarding Officers and Contracts, June 4, 1954

Item 3. Eddie Fesler to James Matles Regarding Plant Sale, January 16, 1941

Item 4. Fesler to Matles Regarding Negotiation, April 7, 1941

Item 5. Fesler to Matles Regarding District 8 Transfer, May 17, 1941

Item 6. Fesler to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, May 17, 1941

Item 7. Fesler to Emspak Regarding Dues Check-off and Per Capita, July 19, 1941

Item 8. Fesler to William Sentner Regarding Organization, September 20, 1941

Item 9. Fesler to Emspak Regarding Officers, October 15, 1941

Item 10. Vern Fisher to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, August 6, 1953

Item 11. Fisher to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Labor Unity, March 14, 1955

Local 1110 Union News, 1942 - March 26, 1952

Containers: box 5, folder 162

Local 1110 Leaflet, "Proposed Contract Changes in Thordason Contract", Undated

Containers: box 5, folder 163

Local 1110 Newspaper Clippings, Undated

Containers: box 5, folder 164

Item 1. "My Daddy Needs a Wage Increase," Daily Republican Register, Undated

Item 2. "Former Meissner Workers Meet in Court House", Undated

Local 1110 Correspondence, November 10, 1947 - September 6, 1951

Containers: box 5, folder 165

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak Regarding Officers, November 10, 1947

Item 2. Sentner to James Matles Regarding Plant Reopening, September 6, 1951

Local 1115

Local 1115 Incoming Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Orville Cross Regarding Per Capita, July 26, 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 166

Local 1115 Outgoing Correspondence, July 17, 1937 - January 31, 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 167

Item 1. Orville Cross to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, July 17, 1937

Item 2. Cross to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Unemployment, January 31, 1938

Local 1115 Financial Secretary Reports, May - September 1937

Containers: box 5, folder 168

Local 1115 Per Capita Reports, November 1937 - June 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 169

Local 1115 Notice of Delinquency and Suspension, November 1937 - June 1938

Containers: box 5, folder 170

Local 1116

Local 1116 Constitution with Robert Kirkwood Letter to James Matles, January 25, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 1

Local 1116 Officers Lists with 1947 Maruice Yount Letter to Julius Emspak, 1944 - 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 2

Local 1116 Officers Lists, February 6, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 3

Local 1116 Officer Resolutions, July 7, 1942 - June 25, 1945

Containers: box 6, folder 4

Item 1. Regarding Labor Unity, July 7, 1942

Item 2. Regarding UE News and Veterans with Maurice Young Letter to Julius Emspak, June 25, 1945

Item 3. Regarding Negotiations, Undated

Local 1116 Membership Lists, September 3, 1940

Containers: box 6, folder 5

Local 1116 Membership Resolutions, March 3, 1939 - September 5, 1946

Containers: box 6, folder 6

Item 1. Regarding Labor Unity, March 3, 1939

Item 2. Regarding Factionalism, September 1940

Item 3. Regarding Maytag Boycott, January 1941

Item 4. Regarding Labor Unity, October 1941

Item 5. Regarding Maytag Negotiations, October 1941

Item 6. Regarding National Labor Relations Board, January 1942

Item 7. Regarding Negotiations, January 26, 1943

Item 8. Regarding Win the War Productivity Conference with March 8, 1943, Maurice Young Letter to Phillip Murray, March 5, 1943

Item 9. Regarding Wage Control Board and Wages, July 14, 1944

Item 10. Regarding Factionalism with September 6, 1946, Young Letter to Albert Fitzgerald, September 5, 1946

Item 11. Regarding Unemployment, Undated

Item 12. Regarding Finances, Undated

Local 1116 Wilbert Allison Incoming Correspondence, August 4, 1938 - June 1, 1942

Containers: box 6, folder 7

Item 1-2. James Carey Regarding Strikes, August 4, 1938

Item 3. Julius Emspak Regarding Organization, April 30, 1937

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances and People's Press, May 13, 1937

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 24, 1937

Item 6. Emspak Regarding UE Convention, August 25, 1937

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Ford Contracts, August 1, 1941

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Matles Visit, August 7, 1941

Item 9. James Matles Letter, March 23, 1938

Item 10. Matles Regarding Maytag Strikes, May 25, 1938

Item 11. Matles Regarding Firings, Organization and GE Convention, September 16, 1938

Item 12. Matles Regarding UE Convention, Firings and Organization, September 30, 1938

Item 13. Matles Regarding National Labor Relations Board, Organization and Strikes, January 19, 1940

Item 14. Matles Regarding Factionalism and Organization, May 29, 1940

Item 15. Matles Regarding Officers, May 26, 1941

Item 16. Matles Regarding Military Conversion and Military Contracts, August 2, 1941

Item 17. Matles Regarding Officers, August 15, 1941

Item 18. Matles Regarding Business Agents and Finances, March 2, 1942

Item 19. Matles Regarding Finances and Staff Members, March 12, 1942

Item 20. Matles Regarding Staff Members and Finances, March 24, 1942

Item 21. Matles Regarding Staff Members, June 1, 1942

Local 1116 Wilbert Allison Incoming Correspondence, May 3, 1937 - February 20, 1942

Containers: box 6, folder 8

Item 1. William Sentner Regarding Staff Members and Finances, Februayr 20, 1942

Item 2. Sentner Regarding War Manpower Commission, December 30, 1942

Item 3. George Umgreit Regarding Organization and Negotiations, December 22, 1939

Item 4. International Vice President Regarding Staff Members and Finances, 1939

Item 5. Executive Secretary Regarding Supplies, May 3, 1937

Local 1116 Wilbert Allison Outgoing Correspondence, April 26, 1937 - May 19, 1940

Containers: box 6, folder 9

Item 1. William Allison to James Carey Regarding Organization, April 26, 1937

Item 2. Allison to Carey Regarding Organization, April 30, 1937

Item 3. Allison to Carey Regarding Organization, May 5, 1937

Item 4. Allison to Carey Regarding Supplies and Organization, May 9, 1937

Item 5. Allison to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, June 11, 1937

Item 6. Allison to Emspak Regarding Supplies, June 15, 1937

Item 7. Allison to A.H. Taylor Regarding Negotiations and Grievances, February 5, 1938

Item 8. Allison to Carey Regarding Strikes, Marhc 19, 1938

Item 9. Allison to Carey Regarding Strikes, March 23, 1938

Item 10. Allison to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Boycott, June 23, 1938

Item 11. Allison to J. Warren Madden Regarding Strikes, August 1, 1938

Item 12. Allison to James Matles Regarding Firings and UE Convention, September 19, 1938

Item 13. Allison to Matles Regarding Firings and Grievances, October 8, 1938

Item 14. Allison to Emspak Regarding Finances and Strikes, November 25, 1938

Item 15. Allison to Matles Regarding Supplies and Negotiations, December 26, 1939

Item 16. Allison to Lee Pressman Regarding National Labor Relations Board, Contract and Factionalism, May 19, 1940

Local 1116 Wilbert Allison Outgoing Correspondence, March 19, 1941 - January 27, 1943

Containers: box 6, folder 10

Item 1. Wilbert Allison to James Carey Regarding Negotiations and Grievances, March 19, 1941

Item 2. Allison to Julius Emspak Regarding Contracts, May 13, 1941

Item 3. Allison to William Sentner Regarding Layoffs and Military Conversion, June 18, 1941

Item 4. Allison to James Matles Regarding Negotiations and Unemployment, July 5, 1941

Item 5. Allison to Emspak Regarding Negotiations and Contracts, July 22, 1941

Item 6. Allison to Matles Regarding Finances and Organization, February 27, 1942

Item 7. Allison to Matles Regarding Staff Members and Finances, March 7, 1942

Item 8. Allison to Emspak Regarding Hours and Seniority, September 20, 1942

Item 9. Allison to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Wage Control Board, January 27, 1943

Local 1116 Robert Kirkwood Incoming Correspondence, December 29, 1937 - October 9, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 11

Item 1. Secretary of James Carey Letter, December 29, 1937

Item 2. Carey Secretary Regarding Missed Meeting, January 25, 1938

Item 3. Carey Regarding Mass Meeting, February 5, 1938

Item 4. Carey Regarding Labor Unity, March 21, 1939

Item 5. Chase Regarding Trials, Undated

Item 6. Julius Emspak Regarding Mailing List, January 12, 1937

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Supplies, June 28, 1937

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Finances, July 14, 1937

Item 9. Emspak Regarding UE Convention, August 30, 1937

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Per Capita and CIO, December 1, 1937

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances, December 23, 1937

Item 12. Emspak Regarding Local 1223 Wages, January 21, 1938

Item 13. Emspak Regarding Constitution, February 2, 1938

Item 14. Emspak Regarding Transfers and Building Trades, February 23, 1938

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Strikes, June 2, 1938

Item 16. Emspak Regarding Finances, Per Capita and Strike, June 22, 1938

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Finances, Per Capita and Strike, June 27, 1938

Item 18. Emspak Regarding Strikes and Per Capita, July 22, 1938

Item 19. Emspak Regarding UE Constitution, October 6, 1938

Item 20. Emspak Regarding Finances, October 12, 1938

Item 21. Emspak Regarding Maytag Defense Fund, October 31, 1938

Item 22. Emspak Regarding Strike Finances, December 6, 1938

Item 23. Emspak Regarding Dues and National Labor Relations Board, March 2, 1939

Item 24. Emspak Regarding Bonding, August 22, 1939

Item 25. Emspak Regarding Strikes and Bonding, October 9, 1939

Local 1116 Robert Kirkwood Incoming Correspondence, November 17, 1938 - August 7, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 12

Item 1. S. Kelly Regarding Publicity, November 17, 1938

Item 2. Kelly Regarding Publicity and Education, November 23, 1938

Item 3. James Matles Regarding Strikes and Negotiations, August 25, 1938

Item 4. Matles Regarding Maytag Profits, November 10, 1938

Item 5. Matles Regarding Wages, Organization and Easy Washing Machine, December 15, 1938

Item 6. Matles Regarding Negotiations, December 29, 1938

Item 7. Matles Regarding Negotiations, January 9, 1939

Item 8. Matles Regarding Trials and Negotiations, May 17, 1939

Item 9. Matles Regarding Visit, July 31, 1939

Item 10. Matles Regarding New York Visit, August 24, 1939

Item 11. William Mitchell Regarding Supplies, April 13, 1938

Item 12. International Vice President Regarding Strikes, October 6, 1938

Item 13. International Vice President Regarding Organization, Negotiations and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, April 7, 1939

Item 14. International Vice President Regarding District Officers, Negotiations and Grievances, August 7, 1939

Local 1116 Robert Kirkwood Outgoing Correspondence, June 1, 1937 - May 25, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 13

Item 1. Robert Kirkwood to UE Regarding Supplies, June 1, 1937

Item 2. Kirkwood to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, June 24, 1937

Item 3. Kirkwood to James Carey Regarding Organization and Supplies, June 25, 1937

Item 4. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding District and Per Capita, June 30, 1937

Item 5. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Organization and Finances, July 1, 1937

Item 6. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Finances, July 16, 1937

Item 7. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, August 27, 1937

Item 8. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, August 31, 1937

Item 9. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Finances and Farmers, Setpember 22, 1937

Item 10. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, November 16, 1937

Item 11. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, November 22, 1937

Item 12. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, November 29, 1937

Item 13. Kirkwood to Carey Regarding Carey Visit, December 14, 1937

Item 14. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, December 14, 1937

Item 15. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Finances, December 14, 1937

Item 16. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, December 20, 1937

Item 17. Kirkwood to James Matles Regarding Mass Meeting, January 5, 1938

Item 18. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Mass Meeting, January 19, 1938

Item 19. Kirkwood to Carey Regarding Mass Meeting, January 31, 1938

Item 20. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Transfers, February 8, 1938

Item 21. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Publicity, February 15, 1938

Item 22. Kirkwood to Carey, April 1, 1938

Item 23-24. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, May 19, 1938

Item 25. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Strikes, May 25, 1938

Local 1116 Robert Kirkwood Outgoing Correspondence, June 20, 1938 - April 6, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 14

Item 1. Robert Kirkwood to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Strikes, June 20, 1938

Item 2. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Per Capita, June 24, 1938

Item 3. Kirkwood to UE Regarding Strikes with Memo, July 15, 1938

Item 4. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Supplies, August 8, 1938

Item 5. Kirkwood to James Matles Regarding Grievances, Organization, Unemployment, Political Action, Officers and Trials, November 14, 1938

Item 6. Kirkwood to William Sentner Regarding Unemployment and Seniority, Decebmer 9, 1938

Item 7. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Wages, December 17, 1938

Item 8. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Organization, Officers, Per Capita and Unemployment, Febaruy 13, 1939

Item 9. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Wages, February 16, 1939

Item 10. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Organization, Febraury 26, 1939

Item 11. Kirkwood to William Sentner Regarding Negotiations and Grievances with Kirkwood Letter to Matles, March 29, 1939

Item 12. Kirkwood to Sentner Regarding Unemployment Negotiations and Organization with Kirkwood Letter to Matles, April 4, 1939

Item 13. Kirkwood to Sentner Regarding Grievances, Negotiations and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Organization, April 6, 1939

Local 1116 Robert Kirkwood Outgoing Correspondence, April 20 - August 22, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 15

Item 1. Robert Kirkwood to Julius Emspak Regarding UE News with Newspaper Clippings, April 20, 1939

Item 2. Kirkwood to James Matles Regarding Wages and Unemployment, April 21, 1939

Item 3. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Negotiations and Organization, April 26, 1939

Item 4. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Negotiations and Check-off, May 2, 1939

Item 5. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Trials, May 16, 1939

Item 6. Kirkwood to George Umbriet Regarding Negotiations, May 20, 1939

Item 7. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Negotiations, Organization and Boycott with Clippings, May 24, 1939

Item 8. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Negotiations, May 25, 1939

Item 9. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Women, May 27, 1939

Item 10. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Negotiations, July 29, 1939

Item 11. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Organization and Negotiations with August 8, 1939, Umbriet Letter to Wilbert Allison, August 9, 1939

Item 12-13. Kirkwood to Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 15, 1939

Item 14. Kirkwood to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Finances, August 22, 1939

Local 1116 Maurice Young Incoming Correspondence, June 16, 1942 - April 3, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 16

Item 1. Janet Barish Regarding Staff Finances, March 1, 1949

Item 2. Joe Dermondy Regarding Wages and Wage Control Board, January 3, 1944

Item 3. Julius Emspak Regarding Organization, February 7, 1943

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Wages, July 22, 1943

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Bonding, July 10, 1945

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, July 10, 1945

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, September 12, 1946

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Locals 702 and 1103, December 5, 1946

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Farm Equipment Workers, February 15, 1950

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Local 750 and Strikes, April 3, 1950

Item 11. James Matles Regarding Organization, June 16, 1942

Item 12. Matles Regarding Organization and Power and Light, June 29, 1942

Item 13. Matles Regarding Wages, Women and Overtime, October 14, 1942

Item 14. Alice Smith Regarding Contracts, Belmont Radio and Local 149, undated

Item 15. David Scribner Regarding Affiliation with Emspak Letter, January 18, 1944

Local 1116 Maurice Young Outgoing Correspondence, June 5, 1942 - December 12, 1946

Containers: box 6, folder 17

Item 1. Maurice Young to James Matles Regarding Membership Drive and Staff Members, June 5, 1942

Item 2. Young to Matles Regarding Organization and New York Power and Light, June 15, 1942

Item 3. Young to Matles Regarding Negotiations and Wages, October 5, 1942

Item 4. Young to Matles Regarding Negotiations, Women, Wages and Overtime, October 8, 1942

Item 5. Young to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Wage Control Board and Negotiations, January 31, 1943

Item 6. Young to Julius Emspak Regarding Contracts and Advertising Novelty, March 11, 1943

Item 7. Young to Emspak Regarding Negotations and Wages with Piece Rates on War Work, July 3, 1943

Item 8. Young to Emspak Regarding Finances, January 13, 1944

Item 9. Young to Emspak Regarding Organization and Negotiations, February 3, 1944

Item 10. Young to Emspak Regarding WCB and Rate Progressions, December 27, 1944

Item 11. Young to Emspak Regarding Finances, July 2, 1945

Item 12. Young to Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, July 6, 1945

Item 13. Young to Emspak Regarding Publicity, September 18, 1945

Item 14. Young to Emspak Regarding Publicity, April 18, 1946

Item 15. Young to Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, September 5, 1946

Item 16. Young to Emspak Regarding PAC, September 18, 1946

Item 17-18. Young to Emspak Regarding PAC, October 3, 1946

Item 19. Young to Emspak Regarding PAC, November 13, 1946

Item 20. Young to Emspak Regarding PAC, November 21, 1946

Item 21. Young to William Sentner Regarding Organization and Belmont Radio, December 12, 1946

Local 1116 Maurice Young Outgoing Correspondence, January 28, 1947 - September 1, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 18

Item 1. Maurice Young to Julius Emspak Regarding Publicity, January 28, 1947

Item 2. Young to Emspak Regarding Political Action Committee, November 17, 1947

Item 3. Young to Emspak Regarding PAC, December 18, 1947

Item 4. Young to Harry Truman Regarding Blacklisting, September 2, 1948

Item 5. Young to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Packinghouse Workers, February 1, 1949

Item 6. Young to Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, March 7, 1949

Item 7. Young to Emspak Regarding Radio Broadcasts, April 4, 1949

Item 8. Young to Emspak Regarding Vacation, July 6, 1949

Item 9. Young to Emspak Regarding Mergers, FE-UE and Negotiations, February 11, 1950

Item 10. Young to Emspak Regarding Local 750, March 28, 1950

Item 11. Young to Emspak Regarding Officers, September 1, 1950

Local 1116 Incoming Correspondence, May 25, 1937 - January 24, 1946

Containers: box 6, folder 19

Item 1. James Carey to Alex Barbour Regarding Carey Visit, September 10, 1940

Item 2. Carey to C.E. Allan, September 27, 1940

Item 3. Julius Emspak to Ernest White Regarding Organization, May 25, 1937

Item 4. Emspak to Roy Barnes Regarding Finances, December 31, 1937

Item 5. Emspak to George Albee Regarding Per Capita and Stirkes, January 12, 1940

Item 6. Emspak to Albee Regarding National Labor Relations Board, March 18, 1940

Item 7. Emspak to Albee Regarding Per Capita, April 6, 1940

Item 8. Emspak to Albee, July 17, 1940

Item 9. Emspak to Albee Regarding UE News and Boycott, January 15, 1941

Item 10. Emspak to Barbour Regarding UE News and Boycott, January 22, 1941

Item 11. Emspak to Albee Regaridng UE News, March 10, 1941

Item 12. Emspak to Albee Regarding Finances, May 22, 1941

Item 13. Emspak to Jacob Miller Regarding Withdrawal Cards, January 24, 1946

Local 1116 Incoming Correspondence, October 8, 1937 - February 26, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 20

Item 1. James Matles to Roy Barnes Regarding Transfers, October 8, 1937

Item 2. Matles to Dorothy Wheeler Regarding Finances, September 15, 1939

Item 3. Matles to Willis Steinberger, March 5, 1940

Item 4. Matles to George Albee Regarding Staff Members and Organization, August 17, 1940

Item 5. Matles to Albee Regarding Staff Members, August 26, 1940

Item 6. Matles to Albee Regarding Staff Members and Negotiations, October 4, 1940

Item 7. Matles to Albee Regarding Matles Visit, October 29, 1940

Item 8. Matles to W.K. Steinberger Regarding Staff Members, January 20, 1941

Item 9. Matles to Steinberger Regarding Gibson Refrigerator Organization, January 22, 1941

Item 10. Matles to Albee Regarding Matles Visit, January 24, 1941

Item 11. Matles to Albee Regarding Negotiations, February 19, 1941

Item 12. Matles to E.B. Passmore Regarding Staff Members, March 5, 1941

Item 13. Matles to Alex Barbour Regarding Contracts and Wages, May 14, 1941

Item 14. David Ratner to Bob Roberts Regarding Finances, February 26, 1941

Local 1116 Outgoing Correspondence, October 4, 1937 - January 20, 1946

Containers: box 6, folder 21

Item 1. George Albee to James Matles Regarding Finances, September 20, 1939

Item 2. Albee to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and Unemployment, December 30, 1939

Item 3. Albee to Matles Regarding National Labor Relations Board, March 9, 1940

Item 4. Albee to Emspak Regarding Boycott, April 5, 1940

Item 5. Albee to James Carey Regarding NLRB and Carey Visit, July 15, 1940

Item 6. Albee to Carey Regarding Carey Visit, August 17, 1940

Item 7. Albee to Matles Regarding Staff Members, August 24, 1940

Item 8. Albee to Matles Regarding Membership Drive and Staff Members, Ocotber 9, 1940

Item 9. Albee to Matles Regarding Matles Visit, January 24, 1941

Item 10. Albee to Matles Regarding Matles Visit and Contracts, February 4, 1941

Item 11. Albee to Matles Regarding NLRB and Negotiations, September 14, 1941

Item 12. C.E. Allan to Carey Regarding Employment, September 18, 1940

Item 13. Allan to Carey Regarding Employment with Allan Letter to U.S. Civil Service Commission, October 19, 1940

Item 14. Alex Barbour to Carey Regarding UE Convention, August 22, 1940

Item 15. Barbour to Emspak Regarding Washing Machine Industry, January 7, 1941

Item 16. Roy Barnes to UE Regarding Transfers, October 4, 1937

Item 17. Seibert Chesnutt to Emspak Regarding Boycott, May 14, 1938

Item 18. J.G. Gamble to Matles Regarding Negotiations, May 15, 1940

Item 19. Holly Hal to H.E. Regarding NLRB and Factionalism, May 17, 1940

Item 20. Jacob Miller to Emspak Regarding Finances, January 20, 1946

Item 21. P.N. Paulson to Emspak Regarding Finances, December 27, 1937

Item 22. P.O. to Emspak Regarding Finances, January 4, 1938

Local 1116 Outgoing Correspondence, May 20, 1937 - January 17, 1946

Containers: box 6, folder 22

Item 1. E.B. Passmore to James Carey Regarding Finances, February 19, 1941

Item 2. W.R. Steinberger to James Matles Regarding Gibson Organization, January 8, 1940

Item 3. Steinberger to Matles Regarding Staff Members, January 29, 1941

Item 4. Archie Thompson to UE Regarding Organization, April 17, 1937

Item 5. M.B. Turney to UE Regarding Organization and Supplies, January 17, 1946

Item 6. Dorthy Wheeler to Matles Regarding Address Change, September 13, 1939

Item 7. Wheeler to Julius Emspak Regarding Sentner Trial, October 4, 1939

Item 8. Ernest White to Carey Regarding Organization, May 20, 1937

Local 1116 Per Capita Reports, July 1937 - July 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 23

Local 1116 Delinquency and Suspension Notices, November 1937 - July 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 24

Local 1116 Income and Expense Report and Dues, March 31, 1939 - August 14, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 25

Local 1116 Newspapers, July 16, 1938, October 2, 1941

Containers: box 6, folder 26

Item 1. Shop Bulletin, July 16, 1938

Item 2. Des Moines Federationist, October 2, 1941

Local 1116 Leaflets, July 19, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 27

Item 1. Proclamation Regarding Strike, July 19, 1938

Item 2. Authorization Cards, 1938

Item 3. "Attention Automatic Employees" Regarding Organization, Undated

Local 1116 Newspaper Clippings, August 6, 1938 - December 1942

Containers: box 6, folder 28

Item 1. "National CIO Leader Arrives", August 6, 1938

Item 2. "Maytag Union Widen Talks Basis," Des Moines Register, August 7, 1938

Item 3. "Hints Pact May Be Near," Des Moines Tribune, August 8, 1938

Item 4. "Iowa Union Man's Indictment for Syndicalism Dismissed", November 1938

Item 5. "Labor Troubles and the Church," Advance, June 1, 1939

Item 6. "Iowa's Criminal Syndicalism," Des Moines Register, October 10, 1939

Item 7. "One to be Applauded," Des Moines Tribune, May 17, 1940

Item 8. "Maytag Plant Wage Increase" with Bill W. Letter to Bob, May 13, 1941

Item 9. "Everybody Buy Bonds" with Maurice Young Letter to Julius Emspak, December 16, 1942

Item 10. "Advertising Novelty and Employees Cited for War Jobs," Newton Daily News, March 18, 1944

Item 11. "Griggs New UE Chief", Undated

Local 1116 Press Release Regarding Red-baiting and Photo of Loyal Sisters Drill Team, February 20, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 29

Local 1116 Organization, May 25 - June 2, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 30

Item 1. Robert B. Logsdon to James Carey, May 25, 1937

Item 2. Logsdon to Carey, May 28, 1937

Item 3. Julius Emspak to Logsdon, June 2, 1937

Local 1116 Strike, May 27 - July 14, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 31

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, May 27, 1938

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak, May 31, 1938

Item 3. Contempt Citation, June 22, 1938

Item 4. UE Letter to Des Moines Register, June 28, 1938

Item 5. James Matles to Sentner, June 28, 1938

Item 6. Sentner to Matles, June 29, 1938

Item 7. Matles to Maytag Washing Machines, June 29, 1938

Item 8. Maytag to Matles, June 29, 1938

Item 9. Matles to Sentner, June 30, 1938

Item 10. Matles to Sentner, July 2, 1938

Item 11. Sentner to Emspak, July 6, 1938

Item 12. James Carey to Emspak, July 7, 1938

Item 13. Carey to Emspak, July 8, 1938

Item 14. Emspak to Carey, July 13, 1938

Item 15. Bunting to Emspak, July 14, 1938

Local 1116 Strike, July 15 - 21, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 32

Item 1. Jonathan Eddy to N.C. Kraschel, July 15, 1938

Item 2. Mervyn Rathborne to Kraschel, July 15, 1938

Item 3. James Matles to James Carey, July 15, 1938

Item 4. Julius Emspak with Address List, July 15, 1938

Item 5. Emspak with Address List, July 15, 1938

Item 6. Lewis Berne to Kraschel, July 16, 1938

Item 7. Letter to Emspak, July 16, 1938

Item 8. H.C. Fremming to Kraschel, July 16, 1938

Item 9. Arbitration Board Recommendations, July 16, 1938

Item 10. Emspak to Edwin Bunting, July 16, 1938

Item 11. Bunting to Emspak, July 16, 1938

Item 12. Court Order, July 16, 1938

Item 13. Charles Howard to Emspak, July 18, 1938

Item 14. Matles to William Sentner, July 18, 1938

Item 15. Philip Murray to Kraschel with Murray to Emspak, July 18, 1938

Item 16. Francis Henson to Emspak with Homer Martin to Kraschel, July 16, 1938, July 21, 1938

Item 17. P.H. VanGelder to Kraschel, July 21, 1938

Local 1116 Strike, July 25 - August 16, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 33

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, July 25, 1938

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak, July 27, 1938

Item 3. Sentner to James Carey, August 1, 1938

Item 4. Sentner to James Matles, August 1, 1938

Item 5. William Mauseth to Matles, August 4, 1938

Item 6. Matles to Mauseth, August 4, 1938

Item 7. Harold Christoffel to Nelson Kraschel, August 4, 1938

Item 8. C.R.C. to Wilbert Allison, August 4, 1938

Item 9. Kenneith Cole to Emspak, August 5, 1938

Item 10. Emspak to Cole, August 5, 1938

Item 11. Carey to Matles, August 5, 1938

Item 12. Carey to Sentner, August 5, 1938

Item 13. Emspak to Sentner, August 5, 1938

Item 14. Matles to Emspak, August 8, 1938

Item 15. Lee Pressman to Carey, August 9, 1938

Item 16. Carey to Matles, August 9, 1938

Item 17. Executive Vice President to Emspak, August 12, 1938

Item 18. Ed Beal to Jim, August 13, 1938

Item 19. Matles to Emspak, August 17, 1938

Local 1116 Strike, August 17 - December 8, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 34

Item 1. Council Minutes Excerpt, August 17, 1938

Item 2. Meyer Edelman to Maytag, August 24, 1938

Item 3. Edelman to William Sentner, September 7, 1938

Item 4. Sentner to Edelman with Edelman to James Carey, September 7, 1938

Item 5. James Pascoe to James Matles, September 13, 1938

Item 6. Emspak to All Locals with September 18, 1938, General Executive Board Report on Maytag Defense Fund, September 28, 1938

Item 7. Ed Beal to Matles, October 2, 1938

Item 8. Stay Bond, December 8, 1938

Item 9. James Carey Draft with Memo, 1938

Item 10. Wage Assignment, 1938

Item 11. Maytag Financial Report, 1938

Local 1116 Reorganization and NLRB Case, March 4 - November 23, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 35

Item 1. George Umbreit to Julius Emspak, March 4, 1939

Item 2. Estelle Frankfurter to John Connolly, May 1, 1939

Item 3. C.I. McNutt to James Carey, May 9, 1939

Item 4. Carey to McNutt, May 11, 1939

Item 5. James Shields to Matles, July 5, 1939

Item 6. Matles to Robert Weiner, August 12, 1939

Item 7. Matles to Weiner, August 15, 1939

Item 8. W.R. Steinberger to Matles, September 20, 1939

Item 9. Steinberger to William Sentner, Septmeber 27, 1939

Item 10. Umbreit Secretary to Matles, October 6, 1939

Item 11. General Vice President to Steinberger, November 13, 1939

Item 12. Sentner to Matles, November 13, 1939

Item 13. Steinberger to Sentner with Agreement on Rehiring, Case President to Umbreit and Organizational Program for Local 1116, November 23, 1939

Item 14. Report on Conditions, 1939

Local 1116 Reorganization and NLRB Case, April 28, 1940 - May 14, 1941

Containers: box 6, folder 36

Item 1. Memo with Newspaper Clippings, Deptartment 9 Workers, Union Rehire List, Original Cases, Amended Charge List, Lay-off List, Membership Statistics and Memo, April 28, 1940

Item 2. James Matles to James Morgan, June 26, 1940

Item 3. Morgan to Matles, June 27, 1940

Item 4. Steinberger Report, 1940

Item 5. Special Stewards Meeting Questions, Undated

Item 6. Julius Emspak to Victor Levitt, January 15, 1941

Item 7. Levitt to Emspak, January 16, 1941

Item 8. William Sentner to Matles with Organizational Program, February 13, 1941

Item 9. Agnes to James Carey, April 3, 1941

Item 10. Emspak to Sentner, May 14, 1941

Local 1116 Reorganization and NLRB Case, September 25, 1941 - January 13, 1942

Containers: box 6, folder 37

Item 1. William Sentner to James Matles, October 1, 1941

Item 2. Department of Concilliation Report, September 25, 1941

Item 3. Sentner to John Steelman with Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald, January 13, 1942

Local 1116 Inter-union Rivalry and Officers, February 6 - March 21, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 38

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, February 6, 1951

Item 2. Sentner to David Ratner, February 23, 1951

Item 3. Sentner to James Matles, March 21, 1951

Local 1116 Correspondence, May 26, 1937 - December 13, 1946

Containers: box 6, folder 39

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Carey Regarding Organization and Adding Machines, May 26, 1937

Item 2. P.May to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances, August 10, 1937

Item 3. William Sentner to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, August 25, 1944

Item 4. War Labor Board Order Regarding Job Progressions, August 26, 1944

Item 5. Emspak to Logsdon Regarding Per Capita, November 6, 1944

Item 6. Report, May 1945

Item 7. Sentner to Ernest DeMaio, December 13, 1946

Item 8. Finanicial Report Maytag, Undated

Local 1117

Local 1117 Financial Bill, January 27, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 40

Local 1118

Local 1118 Incoming Correspondence, June 7, 1937 - January 4, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 41

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Clarence Castor Regarding Supplies, June 7, 1937

Item 2. Emspak to Castor Regarding Per Capita, June 17, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Castor Regarding Unemployment, January 4, 1938

Item 4. Executive Secreatary to Clarence Lavener Regarding Organization, May 15, 1937

Local 1118 Outgoing Correspondence, June 1, 1937 - April 28, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 42

Item 1. Clarence Castor to UE Regarding Finances and Organization, June 1, 1937

Item 2. Castor to UE Regarding Unemployment and Dues, August 10, 1937

Item 3. Castor to UE Regarding Finances, Novmeber 19, 1937

Item 4. Castor to UE Regarding Per Capita and Unemployment, December 28, 1937

Item 5. Marvin Markeney to UE Regarding Finances, Apirl 28, 1938

Local 1118 Financial Secretary Reports, May 1937 - March 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 43

Local 1118 Per Capita Reports, April - July 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 44

Local 1118 Notices of Delinquency, November 1937 - July 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 45

Local 1118 Organization Correspondence, May 12 - June 14, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 46

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Carey, May 12, 1937

Item 2. Executive Secretary to Logsdon, May 15, 1937

Item 3. Julius Emspak to Logsdon, June 14, 1937

Local 1119

Local 1119 Contract, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 47

Local 1119 Officers List, July 1, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 48

Local 1119 Incoming Correspondence, May 15, 1937 - May 3, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 49

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Dolores Christensen Regarding Supplies, June 9, 1937

Item 2. Emspak to Jack Leaming Regarding Organization and Parsons Contracts, July 29, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Leaming Regarding Dues, August 31, 1937

Item 4. Emspak to Leaming Regarding UE Constitution, September 14, 1937

Item 5. Emspak to Leaming Regarding Finances and Officers, September 30, 1937

Item 6. Emspak to Leaming Regarding Unemployment, November 16, 1937

Item 7. Emspak to Leaming Regarding Unemployment, December 3, 1937

Item 8. Emspak to Leaming Regarding Unemployment, January 21, 1938

Item 9. Emspak to Leaming Regarding Mailing List, May 3, 1938

Item 10. James Matles ot Leaming Regarding Amalgamation of Locals 1118, 1119 and 1123, October 20, 1937

Item 11. Executive Secretary to Christensen Regarding Organization, May 15, 1937

Local 1119 Outgoing Correspondence, May 1937 - July 9, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 50

Item 1. Dorothy Christensen to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, May 1937

Item 2. Christensen to Emspak Regarding Organization, June 1937

Item 3. Jack Leaming to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Contracts, July 14, 1937

Item 4. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Finances, August 23, 1937

Item 5. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Finances and Membership List, September 3, 1937

Item 6. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Officers and Newton CIO and AFL, September 23, 1937

Item 7. Leaming to James Matles Regarding Amalgamations, October 1937

Item 8. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, November 11, 1937

Item 9. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, November 19, 1937

Item 10. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Officers, November 25, 1937

Item 11. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, December 4, 1937

Item 12. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, November 27, 1937

Item 13. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Officers and Unemployment, January 2, 1938

Item 14. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, January 16, 1938

Item 15. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Unemployment and Per Capita, February 23, 1938

Item 16. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Officers, March 23, 1938

Item 17. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Officers, Unemployment and Local 1123, May 14, 1938

Item 18. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Local 1116, Unemployment and Strike, June 23, 1938

Item 19. Leaming to Emspak Regarding Local 1116 Arrests and Strike, July 9, 1938

Local 1119 Financial Secretary Reports, May 1937 - July 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 51

Local 1119 Delinquency and Suspension Notices, January - May 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 52

Local 1119 Correspondence, Robert Logsdon to James Carey, May 12, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 53

Local 1123

Local 1123 Incoming Correspondence, May 19, 1937 - April 25, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 54

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Ralph Hoff Regarding UE Convention, June 14, 1937

Item 2. Emspak to Ray Hoff Regarding Finances, June 28, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Glenn Bruce Regarding Unemployment and Finances, April 25, 1938

Item 4. Executive Secretary to Ralph Hoff Regarding Organization, May 19, 1937

Local 1123 Outgoing Correspondence, Ray Hoff to UE Regarding Per Capita, June 25, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 55

Local 1123 Per Capita Report, January - July 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 56

Local 1123 Financial Secretary Reports, June 1937 - November 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 57

Local 1123 Delinquency and Suspension Notices, November 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 58

Local 1123 Organization, May 13 - 19, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 59

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Carey, May 13, 1937

Item 2. Executive Secretary to Logsdon, May 19, 1937

Local 1123 Reorganization, April 9 - June 4, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 60

Item 1. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, April 9, 1938

Item 2. Sentner to Emspak, June 4, 1938

Local 1125

Local 1125 Charter Application, June 14, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 61

Local 1126

Local 1126 Incoming Correspondence, June 24 - November 6, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 62

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Leslie Davis Regarding Organization, June 24, 1937

Item 2. Emspak to Davis Regarding Unemployment, September 29, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Irwin Cornelison Regarding Unemployment, November 6, 1937

Local 1126 Outgoing Correspondence, November 3, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 63

Item 1. Irwin Cornelison to James Carey Regarding Unemployment, November 3, 1937

Item 2. Unsigned Regarding Organization, 1937

Local 1126 Organization, June 21, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 64

Item 1. Charter Application, June 21, 1937

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to James Carey, June 21, 1937

Local 1127

Local 1127 Correspondence, Charles Frazer to UE Regarding Organization, October 5, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 65

Local 1128

Local 1128 Officers Lists, February 7, 1944 - August 16, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 66

Local 1128 Incoming Correspondence, June 24, 1937 - March 20, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 67

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Eddie Enlow Regarding Organization, June 24, 1937

Item 2. Emspak to Orville Luttenbeiger Regarding Finances, July 26, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Joe Giarrafa Regarding Unemployment, December 9, 1938

Item 4. Emspak to Otto Maschoff Regarding Contracts and Wage Stabilization, March 20, 1951

Item 5. Albert Fitzgerald to Otto Miller Regarding Negotiations, December 3, 1945

Item 6. Maschoff to Members Regarding Factionalism, Undated

Item 7. James Matles to George Dodson Regarding Strikes, July 12, 1939

Local 1128 Outgoing Correspondence, February 1939 - September 15, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 68

Item 1. George Dodson to UE Regarding Wages and Working Conditions, February 1939

Item 2. Joseph Giarraffa to Julius Emspak Regarding Finances and UE Officers, March 3, 1941

Item 3. Giarraffa to Emspak Regarding Officers, July 1942

Item 4. Orville Luttenberger to UE Regarding Finances, July 23, 1937

Item 5. Otto Miller to James Matles Regarding Negotiations, November 19, 1941

Item 6. Miller to Emspak Regarding Negotiations, January 19, 1943

Item 7. Miller to Emspak Regarding Constitution, June 13, 1943

Item 8. Miller to Emspak Regarding Finances, June 3, 1945

Item 9. Miller to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations, November 27, 1945

Item 10. Miller to UE Regarding Officers, June 5, 1946

Item 11. Miller to Emspak Regarding Bonding, August 15, 1947

Item 12. Miller to Eric Johnson Regarding Wage Stabilization Board, March 5, 1951

Item 13. Miller to Emspak Regarding Wage Stabilization Board, March 19, 1951

Item 14. Ed Rimmel to Emspak Regarding UE Convention, September 15, 1951

Item 15. Alice Russell to UE Regarding Unemployment, September 18, 1938

Local 1128 Financial Secretary Reports, June 1937 - July 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 69

Local 1128 Per Capita Reports, Apirl 1 - May 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 70

Local 1128 Finances, Dues, June 26, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 71

Local 1128 Benjamin Air Rifle Negotiations, November 26, 1945 -January 25, 1946

Containers: box 6, folder 72

Item 1. Contract Proposals, November 26, 1945

Item 2. Albert Fitzgerald to William Sentner, December 3, 1945

Item 3. Notification of Pending Disagreement, December 7, 1945

Item 4. Sentner to Albert Fitzgerald, December 13, 1945

Item 5. Julius Emspak to Sentner, January 10, 1946

Item 6. Sentner to Emspak, January 25, 1946

Local 1128 IUE Inter-union Rivalry, August 19 - September 4, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 73

Item 1. Situation Report, August 19, 1953

Item 2. Otto Miller to All Members of Local 1128, 1953

Item 3. Situation in Local 1128, 1953

Item 4. Miller to James Click, September 4, 1953

Item 5. Leaflets with Clippings, 1953

Local 1128 Correspondence, June 31, 1937 - February 14, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 74

Item 1. Application Charter, June 31, 1937

Item 2. Memo Regarding Officers, July 1938

Item 3. Notification of Pending Disagreement Regarding Benjamin Air Rifle, December 22, 1947

Item 4. John Haggenjos to Cyrus Ching Regarding Perfection Manufacturing Contract and Wage Stabilization Board, February 14, 1951

Local 1129

Local 1129 Officers List, August 30, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 75

Local 1129 Incoming Correspondence, June 28, 1937 - January 17, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 76

Item 1. Julius Emspak to William Meyer Regarding Organization, June 28, 1937

Item 2. Emspak to Frank Heaven Regarding Finances, August 30, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Heaven Regarding Finances, September 27, 1937

Item 4. Emspak to Herman Steinkoethe Regarding Unemployment, December 15, 1938

Item 5. James Matles to Walter Rapp Regarding Wages, January 17, 1939

Local 1129 Outgoing Correspondence, August 22, 1937 - May 8, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 77

Item 1. Frank Heaven to UE Regarding Finances and Negotiations, August 22, 1937

Item 2. Heaven to UE Regarding Withdrawal Cards, September 18, 1937

Item 3. Walter Rapp to UE Regarding Wages and Working Conditions, January 7, 1939

Item 4. Herman Steinkotter to UE Regarding Finances, August 28, 1937

Item 5. Steinkotter to UE Regarding Per Capita, May 8, 1938

Local 1129 Financial Secretary Reports, August 1937 - March 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 78

Local 1129 Per Capita Reports, May - July 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 79

Local 1129 Notice of Delinquency and Suspension, November 1937 - January 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 80

Local 1129 Finances, Dues, June 2, 1939

Containers: box 6, folder 81

Local 1129 Charter Application, June 26, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 82

Local 1130 (Benjamin)

Local 1130 (Benjamin) Correpsondence, Julius Emspak to George Dodson Regarding Organization, July 19, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 83

Local 1130 (Benjamin) Financial Secretary Reports, October - December 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 84

Local 1130 (Benjamin) Charter Applicaiton, April 1, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 85

Local 1130 (Service)

Local 1130 (Service) Charter Application, October 4, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 86

Local 1132

Local 1132 Incoming Correspondence, July 22 - November 15, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 87

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Al Needham Regarding Organization, July 22, 1937

Item 2. Emspak to R.L. Chassen Regarding Per Capita and CIO, August 21, 1937

Item 3. Emspak to Needham Regarding Officers and Organization, November 15, 1937

Local 1132 Outgoing Correspondence, August 15, 1937 - February 17, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 88

Item 1. Melvin Boedecker to UE Regarding Per Capita, December 6, 1937

Item 2. Boedecker to UE Regarding Disbanding and Unemployment, February 17, 1938

Item 3. R.L. Claussen to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, August 15, 1937

Item 4. A.W. Needham to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Inter-union Rivalry with American Federation of Labor, November 1937

Local 1132 Per Capita Reports, August, 1937 - February 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 89

Local 1132 Delinquency and Suspension Notices, December 1937 - March 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 90

Local 1132 Organization, July 12 - 20, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 91

Item 1. Charter Application, July 12, 1937

Item 2. William Sentner to Julius Emspak, July 20, 1937

Local 1133

Local 1133 Charter Application, August 28, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 92

Local 1141

Local 1141 Correspondence, Julius Emspak to D. McKenzie, September 29, 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 93

Local 1141 Delinquency and Suspension Notices, November 1937

Containers: box 6, folder 94

Local 1141 Correspondence, August 27, 1937, April 20, 1938

Containers: box 6, folder 95

Item 1. Charter Application, August 27, 1937

Item 2. Julius Emspak to William Sentner, April 20, 1938

Local 104F

Local 104F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - December 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 96

Local 104F Incoming Correspondence, April 5, 1950 - April 30, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 97

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Robert Maxwell Regarding Supplies, April 5, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to Maxwell Regarding Dues, October 19, 1950

Item 3. Emspak to Maxwell Regarding Per Capita, December 28, 1950

Item 4. Emspak to Willard Grisson Regarding Grievances, June 14, 1951

Item 5. Emspak to Peter Blick Regarding Strikes, September 22, 1952

Item 6. Emspak to Blick Regarding Strikes, September 26, 1952

Item 7. Emspak to Blick Regarding Strikes, October 3, 1952

Item 8. Emspak to Blick Regarding Strikes, October 10, 1952

Item 9. Emspak to Blick Regarding Strikes, October 17, 1952

Item 10. Emspak to Blick Regarding Strikes, Ocotber 24, 1952

Item 11. Emspak to Blick, Ocotber 31, 1952

Item 12. Emspak to Blick Regarding Strikes, November 7, 1952

Item 13. Emspak to Blick, November 13, 1952

Item 14. Emspak to Blick, November 21, 1952

Item 15. Emspak to Don Teigland Regarding Finances, September 29, 1952

Item 16. Albert Fitzgerald to Arvid Sheets Regarding Stewards Banquet, March 13, 1950

Item 17. Don Harris to Blick Regarding Strikes and Factionalism, October 19, 1952

Item 18. James Matles to Maxwell Regarding Organization and Finances, March 27, 1953

Item 19. Matles to Maxwell Regarding Finances, April 21, 1953

Item 20. Matles to Blick Regarding Organization and Finances, April 30, 1953

Item 21. John Murphy to Grisson Regarding Grievances and Speed-up, June 5, 1951

Local 104F Outgoing Correspondence, October 3, 1952 - August 17, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 98

Item 1. Peter Blick to James Matles Regarding Strikes and Inter-union Rivalry, October 3, 1952

Item 2. Blick to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, October 6, 1952

Item 3. Blick to Don Harris Regarding Strikes, October 6 ,1952

Item 4. Blick to Harris Regarding Strikes and Factionalism, October 21, 1952

Item 5. Blick to Matles Regarding Membership Drive, April 29, 1953

Item 6. Blick to Fitzgerald Regarding Disaffiliation, August 17, 1953

Item 7. Lyle Davis to Harris Regarding Radio Broadcasts, February 6, 1952

Item 8. Willard Grisson to Matt Halas Regarding Local 108F, January 16, 1951

Item 9. Grisson to General Executive Board Regarding Negotiations and Speed-up, June 7, 1951

Item 10. Robert Maxwell to Julius Emspak Regarding Separate Clause, October 1950

Item 11. Maxwell to Emspak Regarding Separate Clause and Inter-union Rivalry with International Association of Machinists and United Auto Workers, August 16, 1952

Item 12. Arvid Sheets to Fitzgerald, March 9, 1950

Local 104F Strike Expenses and Receipts, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 99

Local 104F Charter Supplies and Financial Statement, November 1, 1949, August 20, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 100

Local 104F Leaflets, June 6, 1951 - Novmeber 17, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 101

Item 1. "We Are Sending This Letter" Regarding Speed-up, June 6, 1951

Item 2. "The Fight Goes On" Regarding Contract and Inter-union Rivalry, November 17, 1952

Item 3. "FE-UE Is Here to Stay" Regarding United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry and Women, Undated

Local 104F Membership Drive Subsidy, March 27, 1953 - April 27, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 102

Item 1. James Matles to Robert Logsdon, March 27, 1953

Item 2. Emma Meagher to Logsdon, March 31, 1953

Item 3. Logsdon Letter, Apirl 23, 1953

Item 4. Matles to Logsdon, Apirl 27, 1953

Item 5. Matles to Jhon, Undated

Local 104F United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry, August 17 - September 16, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 103

Item 1. Albert Fitzgerald to Robert Logsdon, August 17, 1953

Item 2. Logsdon to Julius Emspak, September 16, 1953

Local 104F Correspondence, July 21, 1952 - 1957

Containers: box 6, folder 104

Item 1. Peter Blick to All Local 104F Members Regarding Negotiations, July 21, 1952

Item 2. James Matles to John Watkins Regarding Affiliation, April 30, 1953

Item 3. Mailing Strip, 1957

Local 106F

Local 106F Officers List, July 19, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 105

Local 106F Incoming Correspondence, June 24 - November 21, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 106

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Lyle Davis Regarding Organization, August 1, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Davis Regarding Strikes, Octrober 31, 1952

Item 3. Emspak to Davis Regarding Strikes, November 7, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to Davis Regarding Strikes, November 13, 1952

Item 5. Emspak to Davis Regarding Strikes, November 21, 1952

Item 6. Emspak to Albert Bysinger Regarding Dues, June 24, 1952

Item 7. Emspak to Bysinger Regarding Negotiations, July 28, 1952

Local 106F Outgoing Correspondence, July 1 - October 9, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 107

Item 1. Albert Bysinger to James Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, July 24, 1952

Item 2. Bysinger to Matles Regarding Negotiations, July 20, 1952

Item 3. Lyle Davis to Julius Emspak Regarding Strikes, September 2, 1952

Item 4. Davis to Matles Regarding Strikes, October 9, 1952

Item 5. Earl Talbot to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, July 1, 1952

Local 106F Charter Supplies and Initiation Fees, August 1, 1952 - June 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 108

Local 106F Organization, Apirl 30 - August 1, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 109

Item 1. James Matles to John Watkins, April 30, 1952

Item 2. Watkins to Julius Emspak, July 23, 1952

Item 3. Watkins to Matles, July 28, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to Don Harros, August 1, 1952

Item 5. Emspak to Watkins, August 1, 1952

Local 109F

Local 109F Officers Lists, Novmeber 1, 1949 - September 4, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 110

Local 109F Minutes, June 13, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 111

Local 109F Incoming Correspondence, September 22, 1952 - August 28, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 112

Item 1. Julius Emspak to John Ducey Regarding Strikes, September 22, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Ducey Regarding Strikes, September 26, 1952

Item 3. Emspak to Ducey Regarding Strikes, October 10, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to Ducey Regarding Strikes, October 17, 1952

Item 5. Emspak to Ducey Regarding Strikes, October 24, 1952

Item 6. Emspak to Ducey Regarding Strikes, October 31, 1952

Item 7. Emspak to Ducey Regarding Strikes, November 7, 1952

Item 8. Emspak to Ducey Regarding Strikes, November 13, 1952

Item 9. Emspak to Ducey Regarding Strikes, Novmeber 21, 1952

Item 10. C.V. Greenwood to Bruce White Regarding Officers, August 28, 1953

Local 109F Outgoing Correspondence, June 30, 1950 - March 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 113

Item 1. William Biscintine to UE Regarding Officers, June 30, 1950

Item 2. Albert Coe to Julius Emspak Regarding Publicity and Finances, May 8, 1952

Item 3. Lorene Dougherty to UE Regarding Publicity and Factionalism, July 18, 1952

Item 4. John Ducey to Emspak Regarding Strikes, Ocotber 2, 1952

Item 5. Ducey to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Inter-union Rivalry and Factionalism, July 13, 1952

Item 6. Ducey to Fitzgerald Regarding Dissaffiliation, August 17, 1953

Item 7. Noel Stauffer to James Matles Regarding United Auto Workers and International Association of Machinists Inter-union Rivalry and Factionalism, April 29, 1952

Item 8. Stauffer to Matles Regarding Factionalism, May 26, 1952

Item 9. Stauffer to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, May 12, 1953

Item 10. A. VandeVoorde to Emspak Regarding Strikes, Septmeber 21, 1952

Item 11-12. VandeVoorde to Emspak Regarding Strike, October 15, 1952

Item 13. VandeVoorde to David Ratner Regarding Finances, October 22, 1952

Item 14. Letter to Emspak Regarding Finances, March 1953

Local 109F Outgoing Correspondence, May 12, 1952 - May 11, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 114

Item 1. Bruce White to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, May 12, 1952

Item 2. White to James Matles Regarding Unemployment Compensation, November 18, 1952

Item 3. Del Williams to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, July 28, 1953

Item 4. Al Zimmerman to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, May 11, 1953

Local 109F Strikes, December 28, 1952 - August 20, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 115

Item 1. Farmall Outstanding Bills, December 28, 1952

Item 2. Second Installment Payment, February 27, 1953

Item 3. Final Installment Payment, March 2, 1953

Item 4. Total Payment, March 11, 1953

Item 5. January Breakdown, March 16, 1953

Item 6. Summary, August 20, 1953

Local 109F Finances, Novmeber 1, 1949 - June 22, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 116

Local 109F Leaflets, April 18, 1951 - January 15, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 117

Item 1. "We Are Writing to You" Regarding Firings with Firing Notice, April 18, 1951

Item 2. "Mail Room Employees Seek Justice", September 20, 1951

Item 3. "We Have Begun to Fight" Regarding Strikes, 1952

Item 4. "Meeting Sunday", December 18, 1952

Item 5. "Official Notice of Officers and Committee Election", April 28, 1953

Item 6. "Local 109 Opposes Any Deal" Regarding Factionalism, June 29, 1953

Item 7. "FE-UE Conference Board Steps Up Fight for Jobs" Regarding United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry, August 31, 1953

Item 8. "Sign-Up for Your Unemployment" Regarding UAW Inter-union Rivalry, January 15, 1954

Local 109F Newspaper Clippings, April 21 -22, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 118

Item 1. "Happy Group," Labor Daily, April 21, 1953

Item 2. "FE-UE Wins," Labor Daily, April 22, 1953

Item 3. "Noon Shut Down at Farmall Idles 4,300", Undated

Item 4. "1-Day Shutdown at Harvester", Undated

Item 5. "Suspensions Given 77 IHC Men for Part in Alleged Shutdowns", Undated

Local 109F Anti-Communist Press Release, February 14, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 119

Local 109F Factionalism, May 5 - June 5, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 120

Item 1. James Matles to Don Harris, May 5, 1952

Item 2. Noel Stauffer to Matles, April 29, 1952

Item 3. Matles to Gerald Fields, May 5, 1952

Item 4. Harris to Matles, May 8, 1952

Item 5. Matles to John Watkins, June 5, 1952

Local 109F National Labor Relations Board Changes, December 5, 1952 - January 13, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 121

Item 1. John Watkins Report, December 5, 1952

Item 2. Watkins to James Matles, December 9, 1952

Item 3. Watkins to Matles, December 18, 1952

Item 4. Watkins to David Rothstein, December 15, 1952

Item 5. Matles to Watkins, December 16, 1952

Item 6-7. Matles to Watkins, December 23, 1952

Item 8. Henrietta Miller to Matles, December 31, 1952

Item 9. Watkins Report, January 6, 1953

Item 10. Watkins to Matles, January 6, 1953

Item 11. Matles to Robert Logsdon, January 7, 1953

Item 12. Ernest DeMaio to Matles, January 13, 1953

Item 13. Matles to Watkins, January 13, 1953

Local 109F National Labor Relations Board Changes, February 10, 1953 - November 12, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 122

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, Febraury 10, 1953

Item 2. Matles to John Watkins, February 11, 1953

Item 3. Matles to Watkins, Februayr 13, 1953

Item 4. Watkins to Matles, March 2, 1953

Item 5. Matles to Watkins, Febraury 11, 1953

Item 6. David Ratner to Watkins, March 4, 1953

Item 7. Don Harris to Julius Emspak, November 12, 1954

Local 109F Strike Benefits Debt, February 11 - March 18, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 123

Item 1. Shirley to Dave, February 11, 1953

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, March 4, 1953

Item 3. Logsdon to David Ratner, March 9, 1953

Item 4. Logsdon to Don Harris, March 16, 1953

Item 5. Matles to Harris, March 18, 1953

Local 109F Secession and Inter-union Rivalry, July 27, 1953 - April 5, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 124

Item 1. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, July 27, 1953

Item 2. Matles to Logsdon, July 27, 1953

Item 3. Albert Fitzgerald to R.K., August 17, 1953

Item 4. Memo, September 16, 1953

Item 5. Don Harris to Matles, December 4, 1953

Item 6. Basil Bollitt to Matles, December 31, 1953

Item 7. Matles to Logsdon, July 13, 1954

Item 8. Matles to David Ratner, August 30, 1954

Item 9-10. Matles to Logsdon, September 25, 1954

Item 11. Logsdon to Ratner, November 20, 1954

Item 12. Farmall Staff Meeting Minutes, November 22, 1954

Item 13. Matles to Richard Fallow, November 26 ,1954

Item 14. Matles to Logsdon, November 26, 1954

Item 15. Matles to Logsdon, January 18, 1955

Item 16. Janet Barish to Logsdon, April 5, 1955

Local 109F Correspondence, July 14 - 24, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 125

Item 1. James Matles to John Watkins Regarding Finances and Inter-union Rivalry, July 14, 1952

Item 2. John Ducey to Local 109F Members Regarding Negotiations, July 24, 1952

Item 3. Memo Regarding Finances, Undated

Local 111F

Local 111F Officers Lists, December 22, 1949 - February 5, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 126

Local 111F Membership List with Edwin Nelson Letter to Julius Emspak, December 23, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 127

Local 111F Incoming Correspondence, July 13, 1950 - April 13, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 128

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Kenneth Fouke Regarding Wages, July 13, 1950

Item 2-3. Emspak to Howard Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, September 22, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, October 6, 1952

Item 5. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, October 3, 1952

Item 6. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, October 10, 1952

Item 7. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, October 17, 1952

Item 8. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, October 24, 1952

Item 9. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, October 31, 1952

Item 10. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, November 7, 1952

Item 11. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, November 13, 1952

Item 12. Emspak to Cavanaugh Regarding Strikes, November 21, 1952

Item 13. Emspak to Clarence Gilbertson Regarding Finances, May 19, 1953

Item 14. Emspak to Aaron Smoke Regarding Finances, February 15, 1954

Item 15. Emspak to Melvin Stingley, April 13, 1955

Item 16. James Matles to Cavanaugh Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, June 4, 1951

Local 111F Outgoing Correspondence, July 1, 1950 - January 14, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 129

Item 1. Kenneth Fouke to Julius Emspak Regarding Factionalism, July 1, 1950

Item 2. Fouke to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 14, 1952

Item 3. Don Gould to Emspak Regarding Officers, April 16, 1951

Local 111F Finances, November 1, 1949 - July 6, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 130

Local 111F Leaflet, "Membership Meeting Cancelled" Regarding Factionalism, March 15, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 131

Local 111F Correspondence, Secretary of Julius Emspak to Don Harris Regarding UE News, January 22, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 132

Local 115F

Local 115F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - December 16, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 133

Local 115F Gerald Fisher Incoming Correspondence, November 13, 1950 - June 6, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 134

Item 1. Janet Barish Regarding Finances, February 6, 1952

Item 2. Julius Emspak Regarding Dues, Check-off and Emspak Visit, February 15, 1954

Item 3. Emspak Regarding Per Capita, Mrach 22, 1954

Item 4. Emspak Regarding Finances, March 30, 1954

Item 5. Emspak Regarding Finances, April 7, 1954

Item 6. Emspak Regarding Finances, April 15, 1954

Item 7. Emspak Regarding Finances, April 22, 1954

Item 8. Emspak Regarding Finances, May 13, 1954

Item 9. Emspak Regarding Finances, May 25, 1954

Item 10. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 7, 1954

Item 11. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 16, 1954

Item 12-13. Emspak Regarding Finances, June 23, 1954

Item 14. Emspak Regarding United Auto Workers and Labor Unity, May 6, 1955

Item 15. Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Lawsuits, August 1, 1955

Item 16. Emspak Letter, November 18, 1955

Item 17. Emspak Regarding Finances and Lawsuits, November 28, 1955

Item 18. Pat Greathouse Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 13, 1955

Item 19. Jim Lerner Regarding Unemployment, March 22, 1954

Item 20. James Matles Regarding Negotiations, November 13, 1950

Item 21. Secretary of Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, April 28, 1951

Item 22. Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, June 6, 1955

Local 115F Gerald Fisher Outgoing Correspondence, November 10, 1950 - November 23, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 135

Item 1. Gerald Fisher to James Matles Regarding Negotiations, November 10, 1950

Item 2. Fisher to Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivlary, April 24, 1951

Item 3. Fisher to Julius Emspak Regarding Staff Finances, January 30, 1952

Item 4. Fisher to Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 12, 1952

Item 5. Fisher to Emspak Regarding Finances and Lawsuits, March 19, 1954

Item 6. Fisher to Walter Reuther Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 2, 1955

Item 7. Fisher to Duane Greathouse Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 2, 1955

Item 8. Fisher to Greathouse Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 11, 1955

Item 9. Fisher to Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 13, 1955

Item 10. Fisher to Greathouse Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 18, 1955

Item 11. Fisher to Emspak Regarding Finances and Lawsuit, August 8, 1955

Item 12. Fisher to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and Finances, November 3, 1955

Item 13. Fisher to Emspak Regarding Finances, November 23, 1955

Local 115F General Incoming Correspondence, December 20, 1949 - June 29, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 136

Item 1. G.W. Bird to All Oliver Employees Regarding Negotiations, October 26, 1950

Item 2. Bird to All Employees Regarding Strikes and Negotiations, October 27, 1950

Item 3. Bill Cahn to John Ingram Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 15, 1952

Item 4. Julius Emspak to Paul Mathews Regarding Charter, March 20, 1950

Item 5. Emspak to Leon Springer Regarding Supplies, October 12, 1950

Item 6. Emspak to Whom It May Concern Regarding Negotiations, November 13, 1950

Item 7. Emspak to Ingram Regarding Merger of Locals 115F and 222F, April 27, 1951

Item 8. Emspak to Ingram Regarding Strikes and Lawsuit, November 1, 1951

Item 9. Emspak to Ingram Regarding Lawsuits, Unemployment and Finances, September 29, 1953

Item 10. Emspak to Ingram Regarding Finances and Lawsuits, October 19, 1953

Item 11. Emspak to Clement Kirby Regarding Finances, August 20, 1954

Item 12. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances, September 22, 1954

Item 13. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances and Lawsuit, October 20, 1954

Item 14-15. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances, November 24, 1954

Item 16. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances and Lawsuit, January 27, 1955

Item 17. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances, February 24, 1955

Item 18. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances, April 29, 1955

Item 19. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances, May 6, 1955

Item 20. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances, May 31, 1955

Item 21. Emspak to Kirby Regarding Finances, June 29, 1955

Item 22. David Ratner to Glenn Morris Regarding Supplies, December 20, 1949

Local 115F General Outgoing Correspondence, December 14, 1949 - February 16, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 137

Item 1. John Igrams to Julius Emspak Regarding Mergers, April 24, 1951

Item 2. Igrams to Emspak Regarding Strikes and Lawsuits, October 29, 1951

Item 3. Igrams to Bill Cahn Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, May 12, 1952

Item 4. Igrams to Emspak Regarding Officers, August 18, 1953

Item 5. Igrams to Don Harris Regarding Lawsuits and Finances, August 28, 1953

Item 6. Igrams to Emspak Regarding Finances and Per Capita, October 8, 1953

Item 7. Igrams to Emspak Regarding Finances and Factionalism, Ocotber 22, 1953

Item 8. Clement Kirby to Emspak Regarding Finances and Lawsuits, May 11, 1954

Item 9. Kirby to Emspak Regarding Dues and Finances, February 16, 1955

Item 10. Glenn Morris to Emspak Regarding Supplies, December 14, 1949

Item 11. Paul Mathers to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Grievances, February 4, 1950

Item 12. Mathers to UE Regarding Mailing List, February 17, 1950

Item 13. Mathers to Emspak Regarding Ladies Auxillary, March 3, 1950

Item 14. Mathers to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, March 29, 1950

Local 115F Per Capita, December 8, 1940, March 20, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 138

Local 115F Finances, 1949 - 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 139

Item 1. Charter Suppies, November 1, 1949

Item 2. Legal Expenses, March 17, 1953

Item 3. Legal Fees and Other Expenses, 1953

Item 4. Deductions Made by Oliver Taft-Hartley Lawsuit, 1955

Local 115F Newspaper, Local 115F Reporter, March 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 140

Local 115F Pamphlet, Information on Lawsuit, March 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 141

Local 115F Leaflets, May 10, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 142

Item 1. Move by United Auto Workers, May 10, 1955

Item 2. Negotiations, Undated

Local 115F Newspaper Clippings, 1950 - August 19, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 143

Item 1. "1600 Workers Leave Jobs for Hours", 1950

Item 2. "Foundry Men Back on Jobs at Oliver", 1950

Item 3. "FE Asking 10-Cent Hour Wage Boost", 1950

Item 4. "To All Oliver Employees," Charles City Press, October 26, 1950

Item 5. "Oliver Corp Hearing Set," Des Moines Register, February 6, 1951

Item 6-7. "Oliver Offers 6-Cent Pay Boost", 1951

Item 8. "Farouhar Union Aides to Attend Chicago Meeting," Gazette and Daily, August 13, 1955

Item 9. "Farouhar Violates Pact," Gazette and Daily, August 19, 1955

Local 115F International Association of Machinists Inter-union Rivalry, Apirl 26 - 27, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 144

Item 1. Secretary of James Matles to Charles Hobbie, April 26, 1951

Item 2. Letter to Mille, April 26, 1951

Item 3. Millie White to Emma, April 27, 1951

Item 4. Election Results, 1951

Local 115F Lawsuit Settlement, August 7, 1953 - August 22, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 145

Item 1. Don Harris to James Matles, August 7, 1953

Item 2. UE Local 115F Agreement, August 17, 1953

Item 3. Harris to Julius Emspak, August 19, 1953

Item 4. Matles to Harris, October 26, 1953

Item 5. Matles to Harris, November 17, 1953

Item 6. Harris to Matles, November 19, 1953

Item 7. Harris to Matles, August 10, 1954

Item 8. Harris Letter Excerpt, August 13, 1954

Item 9. Harris to Albert Fitzgerald, August 22, 1955

Local 115F Correspondence, November 13, 1950 - September 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 146

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Whom It May Concern Regarding Negotiations, November 13, 1950

Item 2. Amalgamation Agreement with March 3, 1951, Emspak Letter to Charles Hobbie, December 26, 1950

Item 3. Roberta Felson to David Ratner, March 14, 1952

Item 4. Don Harris to Ratner Regarding Grievances, June 17, 1953

Item 5. James Matles to Harris, May 17, 1955

Item 6. Harris to All Local Union Presidents Regarding Contracts, August 19, 1955

Item 7. Edward Bloch Report Excerpts, August - September 1955

Local 116F

Local 116F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - January 1, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 147

Local 116F Membership List, December 7, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 148

Local 116F Incoming Correspondence, August 1, 1950 - March 13, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 149

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Arthur Nesset Regarding Supplies, August 1, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to William Stroope Regarding UE Fighting Fund, October 15, 1952

Item 3. Emspak to John Petrusch Regarding Strikes, January 4, 1953

Item 4. Albert Fitzgerald to J. Petrusch Regarding Strikes, March 12, 1953

Item 5. W.G. Gates to Factory People Regarding Negotiations, February 19, 1953

Item 6. Gates to Factory People Regarding Strikes, February 26, 1953

Item 7. Gates to Arthur Petrusch Regarding Strikes, February 26, 1953

Item 8. Gates to Factory People Regarding Negotiations, February 27, 1953

Item 9. Gates to Factory People Regarding Negotiations, March 5, 1953

Item 10. Gates to A. Petrusch Regarding Strikes and Negotiations, March 5, 1953

Item 11. Gates to Factory People Regarding Strikes, March 13, 1953

Local 116F Outgoing Correspondence, July 24, 1950 - March 5, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 150

Item 1. Arthur Nesset to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, July 24, 1950

Item 2. Nesset to James McGrannary Regarding Matles Visit with Nesset Letter to James Matles, November 6, 1952

Item 3. Arthur Petrusch to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations, February 8, 1950

Item 4. Petrusch to Fitzgerald Regarding Strikes, March 5, 1953

Local 116F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 151

Local 116F Leaflets, 1949 - 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 152

Item 1. Petition Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, 1949

Item 2. "Meeting for Allis Chalmers Employees Wives" Regarding Negotiations, April 19, 1953

Item 3. "Tell Us Why" Regarding Negotiations, 1953

Local 116F Publications, Cedar Rapids AC News and "Contract Report", February 20 - March 13, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 153

Local 116F Allis Chalmers Take-over Negotiations, Febaruy 23, 1953 - April 12, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 154

Item 1. Galen Lee Rose to Archie Dennis, February 23, 1953

Item 2. James Matles to Basil Pollitt, March 11, 1952

Item 3. Pollitt to Matles, March 12, 1953

Item 4. Robert Logsdon Letter Excerpt, March 20, 1953

Item 5. Logsdon Letter Excerpt, March 22, 1953

Item 6. Logsdon Letter Excerpt, March 31, 1953

Item 7. Logsdon Letter Excerpt, April 1, 1953

Item 8. Logsdon to Matles, May 6, 1953

Item 9. Logsdon Letter Excerpt, May 1, 1953

Item 10. Logsdon to Matles, December 8, 1953

Item 11. Logsdon to Matles, February 11, 1954

Item 12. Logsdon to Matles, April 12, 1954

Local 116F Correspondence, February 20, 1950 - 1957

Containers: box 6, folder 155

Item 1. Albert Fitzgerald to Charles Hobbie Regarding Negotiations, February 20, 1950

Item 2. Arthur Petrusch to Fitzgerald, February 8, 1950

Item 3. Basil Pollitt to Robert Logsdon Regarding Strikes, August 9, 1955

Item 4. Mailing Strip, 1957

Local 123F

Local 123F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - April 29, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 156

Local 123F Incoming Correspondence, January 18, 1950 - October 13, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 157

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Paul Johnson Regarding Unemployment, January 18, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to Johnson Regarding Veterans and Dues, March 1, 1950

Item 3. Emspak to Johnson Regarding Supplies, March 28, 1950

Item 4. Emspak to Johnson Regarding Finances, January 15, 1951

Item 5. Emspak to L.G. Waters Regarding Dues, April 27, 1951

Item 6. Emspak to Johnson Regarding Per Capita, January 21, 1954

Item 7. Albert Fitzgerald to Waters Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, October 13, 1955

Local 123F Outgoing Correspondence, January 12, 1950 - October 11, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 158

Item 1. Paul Johnson to Julius Emspak Regarding Unemployment, January 12, 1950

Item 2. Johnson to Emspak Regarding Dues and Veterans, February 26, 1950

Item 3. Johnson to Emspak Regarding Supplies, March 28, 1950

Item 4. Johnson to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 13, 1951

Item 5. Johnson to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, August 9, 1952

Item 6. Johnson to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 16, 1954

Item 7. L.G. Waters to UE Regarding Dues with Card, April 7, 1951

Item 8. Waters to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, October 11, 1955

Item 9. Waters to UE Regarding Quincy Electric Wheel, Undated

Local 123F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 159

Local 123F Wheel Makers News, November 14, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 160

Local 130F

Local 130F Officers Lists, Novmeber 1, 1949 - February 1, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 161

Local 130F Membership List with John Watkins Letter to Tom Wright, December 7, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 162

Local 130F Incoming Correpsondence, October 15 - December 3, 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 163

Item 1. Julius Emspak to George Teeple Regarding National Strike Fund, October 15, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Teeple Regarding National Strike Fund, December 3, 1952

Local 130F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 164

Local 130F Correpsondence, Robert Logsdon to David Scribner Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, December 3, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 165

Local 138F

Local 138F Finances, October - November 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 166

Item 1. Per Capita Report, October 1949

Item 2. Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Item 3. Delinquency Notice, November 1949

Local 138F Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Charles Hobbie Regarding Unemployment with January 16, 1950, Lee Robey Letter to UE, January 19, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 167

Local 146F

Local 146F Per Capita, October 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 168

Local 148F

Local 148F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - February 16, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 169

Local 148F Incoming Correspondence, January 27, 1950 - September 29, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 170

Item 1. Julius Emspak to David Scribner Regarding Address Change, January 27, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to Alvine Sersig Regarding Officers, March 6, 1950

Item 3. Emspak to Robert Box Regarding Per Capita, August 15, 1951

Item 4. Emspak to Robert Allen Regarding Per Capita, April 2, 1952

Item 5. Emspak to Sersig Regarding Finances, April 2, 1953

Item 6. Emspak to Ben Havens Regarding Finances, September 29, 1953

Local 148F Outgoing Correspondence, March 12, 1950 - August 16, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 171

Item 1. Robert Allen to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, April 14, 1953

Item 2. Myrna Hollowell to Janet Barish Regarding Mailing List, January 5, 1954

Item 3. Henry O'Brien to Emspak Regarding Supplies, December 1952

Item 4. Alvin Sersig to Emspak Regarding Supplies, March 12, 1950

Item 5. Sersig to Emspak Regarding Supplies and Officers, January 1951

Item 6. Sersig to Sir Regarding Membership, March 28, 1951

Item 7. Sersig to Emspak Regarding Per Capita with October 13, 1952, James Matles Letter to Don Harris, October 27, 1952

Item 8. Sersig to Emspak Regarding Unemployment, February 23, 1953

Item 9. Sersig to Emspak Regarding Per Capita and UE News, March 20, 1953

Item 10. Sersig to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Dissaffiliation, August 16, 1953

Local 148F Delinquency and Suspension Notices, September 1950 - February 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 178

Local 148F Charter Supplies and Per Capita Report, October 1, 1949 - October 1952

Containers: box 6, folder 179

Local 148F Publications, April 1951 - February 13, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 180

Item 1. Local 148 News, April 1951

Item 2. Press Release Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, Febraury 13, 1954

Item 3. Leaflets Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, 1954

Local 148F Union Statements Regarding Arbitration, June 18, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 181

Local 148F Per Capita and Debt, May 28, 1951 - February 3, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 182

Item 1. Julius Emspak to John Watkins, May 28, 1951

Item 2. Emspak to Watkins, July 25, 1951

Item 3. Secretary of Emspak to Don Harris, November 26, 1951

Item 4. Secretary of Emspak to Harris, December 21, 1951

Item 5. Secretary of Emspak to Harris, January 28, 1952

Item 6. Emspak to Harris, June 24, 1953

Item 7. Emspak to Watkins, September 26, 1952

Item 8. Emspak to Harris, November 20, 1952

Item 9. Robert Logsdon to Emspak Letter Excerpts, January 29, 1953

Item 10. Logsdon to Emspak, January 29, 1953

Item 11. Emspak to Logsdon, February 3, 1953

Local 148F United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry, September 16, 1953 - April 7, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 183

Item 1. Mailing Addresses, September 16, 1953

Item 2. Janet Barish Letter Excerpt, January 5, 1954

Item 3. Robert Logsdon to James Matles, April 7, 1954

Local 150F

Local 150F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - February 6, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 184

Local 150F Incoming Correspondence, April 6, 1953 - July 1, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 185

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Wayne Smith, April 6, 1953

Item 2. Emspak to Smith Regarding Executive Board Meeting, February 11, 1955

Item 3. Emspak to Gust Gustafson Regarding Quinn and Emspak Cases, June 10, 1955

Item 4. Emspak to Gustafson, July 1, 1955

Item 5. James Matles to Gustafson Regarding Finances, December 1, 1953

Local 150F Outgoing Correspondence, November 16, 1950 - December 21, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 186

Item 1. Gus Gustafson to UE Regarding Dues and Check-off, November 16, 1950

Item 2. Gustafson to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, June 29, 1951

Item 3. Gustafson to James Matles Regarding Finances, November 11, 1953

Item 4. Gustafson to Emspak Regarding Quinn-Emspak Case, June 4, 1955

Item 5. Gustafson to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Labor Unity, June 7, 1955

Item 6. Gustafson to Emspak Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, June 22, 1955

Item 7. Wayne Smith to Don Harris Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, February 22, 1951

Item 8. Executive Board to Emspak Regarding UE News, December 21, 1955

Local 150F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 187

Local 150F Newspaper Clippings, May 22 - June 11, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 188

Item 1. "Court Opens Door to Fifth Amendment," Moline Daily Dispatch, May 22, 1955

Item 2. "John Watkins Case," Moline Daily Dispatch, June 11, 1955

Local 150F Finances, November 17 - December 1, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 189

Item 1. Lillian Rosenberg to Robert Logsdon, November 17, 1953

Item 2. Logsdon to James Matles, November 23, 1953

Item 3. Secretary of Matles to Logsdon, December 1, 1953

Local 150F Strike, May 29 - June 1, 1951

Containers: box 6, folder 190

Item 1. Lillian Rosenberg to G.O. McMahill, May 29, 1951

Item 2. McMahill to Rosenberg, June 1, 1951

Local 150F Officer Resignations, January 5, 1956

Containers: box 6, folder 191

Item 1. Donald Abington, January 5, 1956

Item 2. Henry Schnell, January 5, 1956

Local 150F Correspondence, Robert Logsdon to James Matles Regarding Facitonalism, March 19, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 192

Local 156F

Local 156F Officers Lists, November 1949 - March 15, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 193

Local 156F Incoming Correspondence, October 3, 1952 - February 17, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 194

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Max Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, October 3, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, October 6, 1952

Item 3. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, October 10, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, October 17, 1952

Item 5. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, October 24, 1952

Item 6. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, October 31, 1952

Item 7. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, November 7, 1952

Item 8. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, November 13, 1952

Item 9. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Strikes, November 21, 1952

Item 10. Emspak to Alice Westbrook Regarding Per Capita and Finances, December 22, 1953

Item 11. Emspak to Kingsbury Regarding Bonding, February 17, 1954

Local 156F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 195

Local 157F

Local 157F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - December 6, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 196

Local 157F Incoming Correspondence, September 27, 1950 - April 13, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 197

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Lee Allman Regarding Finances, September 27, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to Carl Skinner Regarding Finances and Contract, April 2, 1951

Item 3. Emspak to Thomas Sawyer Regarding Finances, April 14, 1951

Item 4. Emspak to Sawyer Regarding Per Capita, August 11, 1953

Item 5. Emspak to Raymond Walker Regarding Bonding, February 17, 1954

Item 6. Emspak to George Stiglish Regarding Per Capita and Finances, April 13, 1955

Item 7. Albert Fitzgerald to Allman Regarding Finances, November 14, 1950

Item 8. Fitzgerald to Sam Morelli Regarding Dues and Constitution, November 14, 1950

Item 9. Fitzgerald to Morelli Regarding Officers and Negotiations, November 21, 1950

Item 10. Secretary of James Matles to Local 157F Executive Board Regarding Organization, September 11, 1951

Item 11. Matles to John Doubet Regarding Strikes and Caterpillar, October 1, 1951

Local 157F Outgoing Correspondence, December 2, 1949 - August 7, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 198

Item 1. Charles Allaman to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, December 2, 1949

Item 2. C. Allaman to Emspak Regarding Supplies and Officers, December 19, 1949

Item 3. C. Allaman to Emspak Regarding Finances, August 10, 1950

Item 4. C. Allaman to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Finances and Inter-union Rivalry, October 3, 1950

Item 5. C. Allaman to Fitzgerald Regarding Finances and Negotiations, November 8, 1950

Item 6. Pauline Allaman to Fitzgerald Regarding Staff Finances, December 30, 1950

Item 7. John Doubet to James Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry and Caterpillar, September 1951

Item 8. Sam Morelli to Fitzgerald Regarding Factionalism, November 8, 1950

Item 9. Morelli to Ray Klausner Regarding Officers, November 13, 1950

Item 10. Morelli to Fitzgerald Regarding Officers and Dues, November 17, 1950

Item 11. Tom Sawyer to UE Regarding Per Capita and Arbitration, August 7, 1953

Item 12. Carl Skinner to Emspak Regarding Per Capita, February 1, 1951

Local 157F Per Capita Reports, October 1949 - May 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 199

Local 157F Proposed Budget, Expenses and Bills, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 200

Local 157F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 201

Local 157F Leaflets, November 28, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 202

Item 1. "Canton Harvester Workers Support Honest Unionism", November 28, 1950

Item 2. Membership Drive, Undated

Item 3. Policy Committee Card, Undated

Local 157F Policy Committee Resolutions, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 203

Item 1. Inter-union Rivalry with CIO, 1950

Item 2. Negotiations, 1950

Item 3. United Mine Workers Strike, 1950

Local 157F United Auto Workers Inter-union Rivalry, February 8, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 204

Item 1. James Matles Memo, February 8, 1950

Item 2. Petition, 1950

Item 3. Local 157F Executive Board Letter to Sir, 1950

Local 157F Officers Election, November 21 - December 4, 1950

Containers: box 6, folder 205

Item 1. Memo, 1950

Item 2. Albert Fitzgerald to John Watkins, November 21, 1950

Item 3. Ballot Results, December 4, 1950

Local 157F Canton Daily Ledger, January 27 - February 3, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 206

Item 1. Elvis Swan to Albert Fitzgerald, January 27, 1955

Item 2. Fitzgerald to Swan, Febraury 3, 1955

Item 3. Fitzgerald to James Murphy, February 3, 1955

Local 157F Correspondence, October 31, 1949 - August 11, 1953

Containers: box 6, folder 207

Item 1. General Executive Board Statement Regarding CIO, October 31, 1949

Item 2. Albert Fitzgerald to Don Harris Regarding Staff Finances with December 30, 1950, Pauline Allaman Letter to Fitzgerald, January 4, 1951

Item 3. Elvis Swan Report Excerpt Regarding Per Capita, July 10, 1951

Item 4. Julius Emspak to Harris Regarding Per Capita, August 11, 1953

Item 5. Swan Report Excerpt Regarding Speed-up and Strikes, Undated

Local 191F

Local 191F Officers Lists, January 23, 1950 - January 5, 1954

Containers: box 6, folder 208

Local 191F Mailing List with John Watkins Letter to Tom Wright, December 8, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 209

Local 191F Incoming Correspondence, October 23, 1952 - December 28, 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 210

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Jerome McFall Regarding National Strike Fund, October 23, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Arthur Styx Regarding Staff Finances, November 3, 1955

Item 3. Albert Fitzgerald to Styx Regarding Staff Finances, December 28, 1955

Item 4. Don Harris to Styx Regarding Staff Finances, December 13, 1955

Local 191F Outgoing Correspondence, Arthur Styx to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, December 1955

Containers: box 6, folder 211

Local 191F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 6, folder 212

Local 191F Correspondence, December 28, 1955 - January 1956

Containers: box 6, folder 213

Item 1. James Matles to Wilford Krumm Regarding Staff Memos, December 28, 1955

Item 2. Memo Regarding Per Capita and Officers, January 1956

Local 206F

Local 206F Per Capita and Charter Supplies, October - November 1, 1949

Containers: box 7, folder 1

Local 209F

Local 209F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - December 2, 1954

Containers: box 7, folder 2

Local 209F Membership List, January 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 3

Local 209F Incoming Correspondence, January 26, 1950 - Apirl 27, 1952

Containers: box 7, folder 4

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Carl Kammeyer Regarding Dues, January 26, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to A.J. Rousar Regarding National Strike Fund, October 23, 1952

Item 3. Emspak to Clarence Baker Regarding National Strike Fund, December 18, 1952

Item 4. Emspak to Eugene Strum Regarding Finances and Negotiations, April 27, 1952

Local 209F Outgoing Correspondence, April 14, 1953 - August 10, 1955

Containers: box 7, folder 5

Item 1. W.P. Brever to UE Regarding International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Inter-union Rivalry, August 10, 1955

Item 2. Eugene Strum to UE Regarding Finances and Negotiations, April 14, 1953

Item 3. Strum to UE Regarding Finances and Negotiations, May 22, 1953

Local 209F Charter Supplies and Financial Report, November 1949, March 1953

Containers: box 7, folder 6

Local 209F Loan, April 20 - 24, 1953

Containers: box 7, folder 7

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Don Harris with April 14, 1953, Eugene Strum Letter to UE, April 20, 1953

Item 2. Robert Logsdon to Emspak, April 24, 1953

Local 209F Correspondence, Robert Logsdon to James Matles Regarding Inter-union Rivalry, April 26, 1955

Containers: box 7, folder 8

Local 218F

Local 218F Officers Lists, April 27, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 9

Local 218F Incoming Correspondence, January 26, 1950 - September 4, 1951

Containers: box 7, folder 10

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Guy Fadalo Regarding Dues, January 26, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to UE Locals Regarding Strikes and Danlstrom Metallic Door Strike, August 22, 1951

Item 3. Emspak to Raymond Scritchfield Regarding Strikes, September 4, 1951

Local 218F Outgoing Correspondence, April 6 - October 17, 1951

Containers: box 7, folder 11

Item 1. Tony Diccolo to UE Regarding Strikes, October 17, 1951

Item 2. Raymond Scritchfield to Albert Fitzgerald Regarding Negotiations with April 9, 1951, Fitzgerald Letters to Don Harris and Charles Hobbie, April 6, 1951

Local 218F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 7, folder 12

Local 218F Strike, October 17 - November 2, 1951

Containers: box 7, folder 13

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Don Harris, October 22, 1951

Item 2. Ton Piccolo to UE, October 17, 1951

Item 3. Memo, November 2, 1951

Local 222F

Local 222F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - May 3, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 14

Local 222F Membership List, January 7, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 15

Local 222F Incoming Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Dorothy Bierschenk Regarding Supplies, April 18, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 16

Local 222F Outgoing Correspondence, April 11 - May 9, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 17

Item 1. Dorothy Bierschenk to UE Regarding Officers, April 11, 1950

Item 2. Ann Katcher to Julius Emspak Regarding Officers, May 9, 1950

Local 222F Per Capita Report and Charter Supplies, October - November 1, 1949

Containers: box 7, folder 18

Local 228F

Local 228F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - December 26, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 19

Local 228F Incoming Correspondence, January 26, 1950 - January 22, 1951

Containers: box 7, folder 20

Item 1. Julius Emspak to Homer McElroy Regarding Dues, January 26, 1950

Item 2. Emspak to Clarene Moore Regarding Per Capita, January 22, 1951

Local 228F Outgoing Correspondence, January 15 - May 4, 1951

Containers: box 7, folder 21

Item 1. Clarence Moore to Julius Emspak Regarding Per Capita, January 15, 1951

Item 2. Moore to UE Regarding Unemployment and Plant Sale, May 4, 1951

Local 228F Notices of Delinquency and Suspension, May 1951

Containers: box 7, folder 22

Local 228F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 7, folder 23

Local 228F Plant Sale, May - August 6, 1951

Containers: box 7, folder 24

Item 1. Charles Hobbie to James Matles, May 1951

Item 2. Matles to Don Harris, May 7, 1951

Item 3. Harris to Julius Emspak, Undated

Item 4. Harris to Emma Meagher, August 6, 1951

Local 233F

Local 233F Officers Lists, December 28, 1948 - May 8, 1954

Containers: box 7, folder 25

Local 233F Membership List, November 20, 1949

Containers: box 7, folder 26

Local 233F Incoming Correspondence, October 23, 1952 - April 13, 1955

Containers: box 7, folder 27

Item 1. Julius Emspak to R.B. Pickett Regarding National Strike Fund, October 23, 1952

Item 2. Emspak to Pickett Regarding Per Capita, April 13, 1955

Local 233F Outgoing Correspondence, Helen Martin to Julius Emspak Regarding Supplies, October 11, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 28

Local 233F Charter Supplies and Per Capita, November 1, 1949 - May 17, 1955

Containers: box 7, folder 29

Local 233F Correspondence, Elvis Swan to Janet Regarding Officers and Locals 157F and 233F, February 5, 1953

Containers: box 7, folder 30

Local 235F

Local 235F Charter Supplies, November 1, 1949

Containers: box 7, folder 31

Local 249F

Local 249F Officers Lists, November 1, 1949 - April 15, 1955

Containers: box 7, folder 32

Local 249F Charter Supplies and Daryl Ratzlaff Letter to UE, November 1, 1949 - February 6, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 33

Local 249F Correspondence, William Sentner to Grant Oakes Regarding Per Capita with December 2, 1949, Ray Spatt Letter to Maurice Young, December 5, 1949

Containers: box 7, folder 34

Local 271F

Local 271F Correspondence, Julius Emspak to Lucinda Kramer, January 4, 1950

Containers: box 7, folder 35

Guide to the UE National Office Records Relating to District 8 and District 8 Locals, 1936-1957 UE.4.1.8

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