Union Labor collection, 1909-1996 (bulk 1940-1959)

Gluck, Elsie. Introduction to American Trade Unionism. 1937.

The Boeing Company Employee Retirement Plan and Trust Agreement. 1955.

Base Wage Rates at the Boeing Company. 1965.

The Boeing Company Hourly Insurance Program. n.d.

Your Boeing Retirement Plan. n.d.

Boeing Savings and Financial Security Program. n.d.

Aircraft Building Committeeman's Handbook. n.d.

Agreement between Northwest Airlines, Inc. and Brotherhood of Railway. Express and Station Employees. 1952.

Agreement between Hughes and Electronic and Space Technicians. 1970.

Hourly Employees' Savings Plan. 1968.

Hughes Income Insurance. 1970.

Hughes Group Insurance Plan for Employees and Their Dependents. 1971.

Hughes Group Dental Plan for Employees and Their Dependents. 1971.

Hughes Retirement Plan. 1972.

Various working agreements as well as constitution, policy and by-laws booklets.

(4 items)

Agreement and Working Rules between Aluminum Company of America and International Union, Aluminum Workers of America. 1942.

Constitution and General Laws. 1941.

Get Over on the Sunny Side of the Street. n.d.

Introducing--Your Union, the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. n.d.

Do You Have to Take It or Leave It? n.d.

Be Wise--Organize! For Higher Wages, Shorter Work Day, Healthier Conditions. n.d.

Union Builder. Vol. 1, No. 1. 1937.

Blanshard, Paul. 27 Questions and Answers on The Open Shop Movement. circa 1920.

The Union Label Stands for the Things You Stand for. n.d.

Please Don't Buy J.P. Stevens Products. New York: Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU), 1975. (flyer)

Boycott J.P. Stevens Products. Roanoke Rapids: Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU), n.d. (flyer)

"Testimony"...a Film about the 13-year Fight to Unionize J.P. Stevens. Seattle: n.d. (flyer)

Road to Security. n.d.

Why Pay Union Dues? n.d. (two copies)

Various working agreements.

(3 items)

Working agreements between local Montana chapters and various Montana businesses.

(6 items)

A Guide to Labor Arbitration Clauses. n.d. (two copies)

Constitution of the American Bakery and Confectionery Workers' International Union. 1958. (two copies)

What Good Is the Union to Me? n.d.

Officers' Manual. 1956.

Binder filled with handbooks, constitutions and pamphlets. circa 1960.

Rogin, Lawrence. Making History in Hosiery. The Story of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers. 1938.

Various working agreements.

(2 items)

Who Gets the Tax Cuts? The Effects of the 1954 Tax Legislation. 1954.

Films for Labor. 1955.

Connors, John D. Crusade for Public Schools. 1955. (two copies)

Meany, George. What Labor Means by "More". Reprinted from the March 1955 Issue of Fortune, 1955.

Meany, George. How We Have Served. n.d.

Answers to Your Questions about Unions. n.d.

Are You Eligible? AFL, American Federation of Technical Engineers, n.d.

Meany, George. What Unions Do for Your Community. n.d.

What You Owe to the American Federation of Labor. n.d.

Building Your Education Program in...the Local Union, the Central Body. n.d.

The American Federation of Labor Fights Discrimination. 1944.

The Civil Rights Law, What It Is - What It Does. January 1958

Illinois State Federation of Labor. Sixty-fourth Annual Convention. Resolutions Adopted, No. 78. 1946.

Jobs for the Handicapped through Union-Management Cooperation. n.d.

Tent City... "Home of the Brave"n.d.

Plan for Settling Jurisdictional Disputes Nationally and Locally. 1948.

The Freedoms We Defend. n.d.

Various constitution booklets.

(4 items)

Proceedings of the Thirty-Eighth Annual Convention of the Idaho State Federation of Labor. 1954.

Proceedings of the Thirty-Ninth Annual Convention of the Idaho State Federation of Labor. 1955.

1956 Year Book. 1956.

Read about Histadrut. Labor's Vanguard in the Middle East. n.d.

American Labor. This is How You Can Fight for Democracy. Histadrut. The Israel Labor Federation. n.d.

Preamble, Rules and Constitution. 1951.

Your L.L.P.E. Dollar. n.d.

Women Become Active in L.L.P.E. n.d.

McDevitt, James L. The Role of AFL in Politics. n.d.

Meany, George. Political Education is an A.F. of L. Tradition. 1953.

The voting Record of the 34th Legislative Assembly, 1955, Helena, Montana. 1955.

Guides for Administration of Health and Welfare Funds. 1955.

Meany, George. Revision of the Fair Labor Standards Act. 1955.

Shop Steward's Manual. 1949.

How to Run a Union Meeting. 1950.

The Vital Links. n.d.

Get Crooks--Not Unions! n.d.

Meany, George. Labor Reform--Where We Stand. n.d.

Get America Back to Work: An AFL-CIO Program for Action. Publication No. 94. n.d.

Meany, George. Power--for What? Publication No. 97. n.d.

When You Write Your Congressman. Publication No. 116. n.d.

Progress and Productivity. Publication No. 26. n.d.

Benefits for All. Publication No. 27. n.d.

Freedom Forever. Labor Rejects Communism. Publication No. 28. n.d.

The Trade Union and You. Publication No. 29. n.d.

ABC's of Trade Unionism. Publication No. 30. n.d.

Going First Class. Publication No. 35. 1959.

How to Apply- AFL-CIO College Merit Scholarshipsn.d.

Why Unions? Publication No. 41. n.d.

AFL-CIO Safety Program. Publication No. 74. n.d.

Reuther, Walter P. Policies for Economic Growth. Publication No. 87. 1959.

Six Ethical Practices Codes Adopted by the AFL-CIO. Publication No. 68. 1957.

Connors, John D. Letter "To Dear Friend" n.d.

Structure of the AFL-CIO. n.d.

Union Membership in the United States. n.d.

Organizing Begins at Home. n.d.

Meany, George. Clean Democratic Trade Unions. 1957.

Labor and Education in 1956 and 1957. 1958.

Number One Objective...A Report of the First AFL-CIO National Organizing Conference. 1959.

Schnitzler, William F. Research Serves Labor. 1958.

Letter "To the Officers and Members of City Central Bodies of State Federations of Labor". 1958.

Letter "To All Directly Affiliated Local Unions". 1959.

Collective Bargaining Report. Vol. 5, No. 4. 1960.

Selvin, David F. The Rise of the Farm Workers Union. 1967.

Proceedings of the Eighth Annual AFL-CIO National Conference on Community Services

Organizations Affiliated with AFL-CIO. 1956.

List of Local Unions Directly Affiliated with AFL-CIO. 1960.

List of Local Unions Directly Affiliated with AFL-CIO. 1961.

List of Local Unions Directly Affiliated with AFL-CIO. 1961.

$750,000.00 ain't hay! n.d.

We're in This Together. n.d.

You Can't Vote. n.d.

It's Smart to Help COPE. Your Committee on Political Education. n.d.

Politics Means Money!...Your Money! n.d.

Voting Records of Senators and Representatives, 1947 through 1954. 1954.

Typewritten Memorandum. 1962.

The Extremists. 1963?

Where They Stand. 1964.

Humphrey vs. Nixon 1948-1968. Twenty Years of Contrast. 1968.

Your COPE Dollar. Publication No. 6. n.d.

What is COPE? Publication No. 10. n.d. (two copies)

Do You Have COPE Insurance? Publication No. 19. n.d.

Labor and Politics. Publication No. 59. n.d.

Business, Politics, and You... Publication No. 60. 1960. (two copies)

Why is Labor in Politics? Not for Power, Prestige or Patronage, but Progress... Publication No. 62. n.d.

Landrum Griffin and the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959. the AFL-CIO Position. The Roll-Call Votes. Publication No. 64. 1960.

The Best Insurance in the World. Publication No. 77. n.d.

A Few Dollars Might Have Been the Difference between Losing and Winning. Publication No. 81. n.d.

Do You Have Only Half a Vote? Publication No. 82. n.d.

Keep the Registration Drive Rolling! Publication No. 83. n.d.

Do You Want Police-Dog, Billy-Club and Fire-Bomb Law and Order...? Publication No. 191C. n.d.

How Did Your Congressman Vote on the Rules Committee Fight? Publication No. 84.

Walking the GOP Labor Plank. Publication No. 197C.

n.d.

Memo from COPE. 1973. (two issues)

Resolution on the Achievement of Labor Unity. 1955. (two copies)

Report and Recommendations of the Joint AFL-CIO Unity Committee. 1955.

Committee for CIO-AFL Unity. 1955.

CIO National and International Unions. 1955.

Summary of the proceedings of the Executive Board meeting. 1955.

List of International Unions and Executive Board. 1955.

List of the CIO Executive Board and CIO National and International Unions. 1955.

CIO Executive Officers, Vice Presidents, and Executive Board. 1955.

CIO National and International Unions. 1955.

Quill, Michael J. As I Was Saying. Is This CIO's Last Labor Day or Will There be Another? Transport Workers Union of America, 1955.

Draft Constitution for the New, Merged Labor Organization. 1955. (three copies)

Proceedings of the First Constitutional Convention. 1955. (10 items including duplicates; various reports from December 5-8, 1955)

Resolutions to the AFL-CIO Convention. Report Nos. 4-7. 1955. (7 items including duplicates)

Proceedings of the AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention, 1957. Vols. I and II. Daily Proceedings. 1957.

AFL-CIO Resolutions on Social Security Welfare and Related Issues. 1957.

AFL-CIO Resolutions on Education. 1957.

AFL-CIO Resolutions on International Affairs. 1957.

AFL-CIO Resolutions on Economic Issues. 1957.

AFL-CIO Policy Resolutions. 1957.

AFL-CIO Resolution on Immigration Reform. 1957.

AFL-CIO Resolution on Civil Rights. 1957.

Education News and Views. 1957-1960. (thirteen issues from Volumes 2 through 5; does not represent a full run)

Rules Governing Local Central Bodies. AFL-CIO Publication No. 12. 1956.

Rules Governing Local Central Bodies. AFL-CIO Publication No. 13. 1956.

AFL-CIO Codes of Ethical Practices. 1958.

Rules Governing Local Central Bodies. AFL-CIO Publication No. 14. 1960.

Labor, Big Business, and Inflation. Publication No. 20. 1958.

The Southern Labor Story. Publication No. 25. n.d.

Reuther, Walter P. Priorities for Peace and Survival. Publication No. 26. n.d.

Whitehouse, Albert. A Time for Anger. Publication No. 27. 1959.

Collective Bargaining Today. Publication No. 28. 1959.

Camouflage. The Myth of "Labor Monopoly." Publication No. 33. 1960.

Carey, James B. "...Forsake Me Not..." from the 71st Psalm. Testimony...before the Senate Subcommittee on Problems of the Aged and Aging. 1960.

Meany, George. By Intelligence and by Faith. 1957.

Handbook on the Industrial Security Program of the Department of Defense. The Security Risk Program. n.d.

Labor Looks at the White Collar Worker. Proceedings of the Conference on Problems of the White Collar Worker, Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO. 1957.

Today's Forgotten People.

For World Peace and Freedom. Proceedings of the AFL-CIO Conference on World Affairs. April 1960.

Meany, George. America's Responsibility for the Preservation of Human Freedom. 1959.

Reuther, Walter P. Delegation to Israel. A Report. September 1955.

Bookbinder, Hyman H. The World's Refugees. A Challenge to America. 1959.

Memo to Congress: A Positive Program for America. 1960.

Employment, Growth, and Price Levels. Extract from Hearings before the Joint Economic Committee Congress of the United States. 86th Congress. 1959.

Labor Looks at the 88th Congress. 1964.

Labor Looks at Congress 1965. 1965.

Helping to Write Your Nation's Laws. 1961.

"A Positive Program for America" AFL-CIO Legislative Conference. 1960-1961. (various fact sheets; 15 items)

Montana's Tax and School Problem...Looking Toward a Sound Fiscal Policy. circa 1940s.

Declaration of Principles and Constitution and By-Laws of the Montana State Federation of Labor. 1949. (2 copies)

Proceedings of the Fifty-second Convention. First Day - Morning Session - August 16, 1949. 1949.

Proceedings of the Fifty-second Convention. Second Day - Wednesday, August 17 Session. 1949.

Yearbook. 1949.

Monthly Receipts from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949. 1949.

Declaration of Principles and Constitution and By-Laws. 1950.

Constitution and By-Laws. 1963. (two copies)

Official News. 1969. (nine issues; does not represent a full run)

Organizational Department Bulletin. 1957-1961. (twelve issues; does not represent a full run)

Religion and Labor. n.d.

Facts vs. Propaganda. The Truth about 'Right to Work' Laws. 1957.

The Legal Case against 14-B. 1958. (The following material is excerpted from the book "Union Security--The case against the Right-to-Work Laws")

Wages and Prices: Let's Keep American Prosperous. n.d.

A Political Primer for Registration: What To Do - How To Do It. n.d.

Walsh, Richard F. The Subject Was Safety. 1959.

Rome, Harold. One Union! (dedicated to the AFL-CIO). n.d.

One Union. Dedicated to the Delegates at the Founding of AFL-CIO. n.d.

Glazer, Joseph, Harry Fleischman, and H.H. Bookbinder. All Together (a new song in honor of the AFL-CIO merger). n.d.

Please Don't Shop at Sears. The 262 Who Were Fired. n.d.

A Taft-Hartley Case Study. n.d.

What You Can Do. n.d.

How to Organize Your Union Label and Service Trades Council. n.d.

As Powerful as the Atomic Bomb. n.d.

Defense Material: Top Priority. Labor's Guideposts. n.d. (packet containing union labels, shop cards and service buttons)

Your Future in Your Own Hand...Spend Your Union Wages on Union Label Goods and Services. n.d. (packet containing union labels, shop cards and service buttons)

Constitution, By-Laws and Policy. 1965.

Various constitution and by-laws booklets.

(2 items)

Highway Employees...Take a Step in the Right Direction. n.d.

Pointing the Need for Organization. n.d. (nursing profession)

Constitution. 1958.

Attend This Organization Meeting. n.d.

Various working agreements and contracts as well as constitution booklets.

(4 items)

What Membership in the American Federation of Teachers Means to...You! n.d.

Questions and Answers about the American Federation of Teachers. n.d.

Various constitution booklets.

(2 items)

Agreement between Board of Education...and the Anaconda Teachers Union. 1973.

General Agreement [Anaconda Teachers Union]. n.d.

Annual Report of the American Labor Education Service, Inc. for the Year 1945. 1945.

Union Workshop on Racial and Other Minority Problems. n.d.

Labor Film Series. 1945.

Bulletin Nos. 1214-1218

Heavy and Highway Construction Agreement between Montana Contractors' Association, Inc. and Montana State Council of Carpenters. 1962.

National Job Steward Manual. n.d.

Various constitution and by-laws booklets.

(2 items)

Carpenters Retirement Plan. Carpenters Retirement Trust of Western Washington, 1962.

Certificate of Insurance. Continental Casualty Company. n.d. (Carpenters Health and Security Trust of Western Washington)

[Agreement between Montana State University and the Missoula Building Trades Council.] n.d.

Yes says the C.I.O. circa 1947. (pamphlet on union support of the U.S. government offering refuge to displaced Jews after World War II)

Labor's Position on Compulsory Arbitration. n.d.

Mitchell Opposes Compulsory Arbitration. 1959.

Out Next Step Forward...CWA Health Insurance Program. n.d. (two copies)

So You Will Know. Background of 1950 Telephone Wage Dispute. 1950.

Murray, Philip. Know the Facts. CWA-CIO Position in Present Dispute with Bell System. 1950.

Labor-Management Relations in the Bell Telephone System. Report of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, United States Senate. 1951.

Bell System Pensions. 1952. (two copies)

Bulletin. No. 104. "The Supervisor during Bargaining."1954.

Corporate Structure and Interlocking Financial Connections of the Bell System. 1954.

The Western Electric Benefit Package. n.d.

Coast Coordinator. 1951. (three issues from 1951; does not represent a full run)

Labor Views. Collective Bargaining. n.d. (two copies)

CWA's National Bargaining Program. 1954.

Beirne, Joseph A. Wages as a Factor in Inflation. 1959. (two copies)

"Communism is a Criminal Conspiracy..."1954.

Let Freedom Ring! n.d.

Daily Proceedings. Sixth Annual Convention of the Communications Workers of American-CIO. 1952.

The CWA News. 1951-1954. (six issues from 1951 and 1954, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

An Invitation... n.d. (two copies; small card inviting laborers to join the CWA)

Postcard featuring a picture of the CWA Institute in Front Royal, Virginia. n.d.

An Invitation to Join CWA. n.d.

Meet Your Union: Communications Workers of America. n.d.

Let's Look Both Ways. n.d. (two copies)

It's Up To You... n.d.

CWA. The Industry-Wide Union of Communications Workers. n.d.

Meet Your CWA Representative. n.d.

Over 3,000 Years Combined Experience at Your Service. n.d. (two copies)

34 Questions about Your Union. n.d. (two copies)

The Farmer and the Telephone Workers. n.d.

This Is the Communications Workers of America. Progress through Unity. n.d.

Then and Now, 1940-1950. Ten Years of Unionism in the Telephone Industry. n.d.

You ARE the Union. n.d.

Proposed Districts. CWA Constitution. n.d.

When You Have a Grievance...See Your Job Steward. n.d. (two copies)

Union Membership...It Doesn't Cost, It Pays! n.d.

Information on...Grievance Preparation No. 1. n.d. (two copies)

Unity in General Telephone. n.d.

Your Job Security! n.d.

Right Here in Ohio! n.d.

It's Your Right! n.d.

CWA Representation. n.d.

What Is Seniority? n.d.

Questions and Answers about the Communications Workers of America. n.d.

Outline of Structure of General Telephone Corporation, Showing Percent of Stock Ownership in Each Principal Subsidiary and Affiliated Company. 1952.

Outline of the Structure of Theodore Gary and Company, Showing Each Principal Controlled Subsidiary and Affiliated Company. 1952.

CIO Organization Chart. 1953.

To All Hawthorne Tradesmen. 1954.

1954 CWA Summer School Schedule. 1954.

To All District Directors, Full-Time Staff and Non-Bell Local Presidents and Bargaining Committee Members Only: Bargaining--Negotiating Report. 1954.

CWA Dues Breakdown--by CWA Education Department. 1954.

Various stewards manuals, working agreements, and constitution booklets.

(6 items)

CWA Song Book. n.d. (two copies)

Various typewritten instructional materials produced for the Organizers' Conference for planning a Stewards and Officers Training Course.

(17 items)

Weekly News Letter. 1951-1954. (seven issues from 1951 and 1954; does not represent a full run)

CIO. What It Is...and How It Came To Be. 1937.

Lewis, John L. Jobs-Peace-Unity. 1940.

Re-Employment. 1944.

Program. Massachusetts State C.I.O. Eleventh Annual Convention. 1949.

Raskin, A.H. Reuther Explains the 'Reuther Plan'. March 20, 1949

Reuther, Walter P. Why Farmers Should Get a Fair Break. 1955.

It Makes Cents to Vote CIO! n.d.

Help. A CIO-CSC Directory. n.d.

This is the CIO. n.d.

You and the WFTU. n.d.

B-B-H. An Evil Bill. Analysis of the Ball-Burton-Hatch Bill. n.d.

Meet--Your CIO Neighbors in Grand Rapids. n.d.

Executive 5581. (List of Soviet Trade Unions visiting the U.S. as guests of the CIO). n.d.

Executive 5581 (Memorandum). 1947.

To All Industrial Union Councils. Re: Missouri Valley Floods. 1952.

National Newsletter. Vol. 7, No. 5. 1953.

Activities with CIO and Cooperating Organizations. 1955.

Weekly Newsletter. Vol. 2, No. 31. Illinois State Federation of Labor, Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1959.

Your Civil Rights. A Handbook for Trade Union Members and Organizers. 1946.

Mason, Lucy Randolph. The South and World Affairs. Vol. 6, No. 4. "The C.I.O. in the South."1944.

Gibbons, H.J. C.I.O. in the South. 1945.

Wise, Stephen. Address by Rabbi Stephen S. Wise...at the 8th Constitutional Convention of the CIO. 1946. (two copies)

To All Industrial Union Councils. Re: CIO Policy in Regard to National Negro Congress and National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. 1946.

Letters from the Los Angeles Industrial Union Council about the National Negro Congress. 1946. (2 items)

Carter, Weightman Join CIO Anti-Bias Committee. 1946.

CIO Film Division. Films to Fight Discrimination. 1951.

Delegates to the CIO Convention. Negro Trade Unionists Committee, n.d.

Working and Fighting Together regardless of Race, Creed, Color or National Origin. 1943.

To Secure These Rights. A Brief Summary of the Report of the President's Committee on Civil Rights. 1947.

To Abolish Discrimination. 1947. (two copies)

Justice on the Job before You Vote. FEPC...or else...in 1948. 1948.

C.I.O. Wants F.E.P.C. n.d.

What Is the Law. n.d. (two copies)

A "Turnover" Talk for Fair Practices. n.d. (two copies)

Report of the Director. 1945.

Facing the Job of Housing Negroes. A Basic Guide for Collective Action. 1945. (two copies)

Report of the National CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination. 1945. (two copies)

Report of the National CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination. 1946.

Your Rights...Under State and Local Fair Employment Practice Laws. 1955.

There are No Master Races! Reprinted from "True Comics" Magazine, n.d.

Letters to Lewis Schwellenbach, Secretary of Labor. 1946. (3 items)

Various posters on anti-discrimination. n.d. (13 items, including duplicates)

Programs and Reports on Panels from the conference.

(6 items)

Consumption--Key to Full Prosperity. 1957.

Wages and the Public Interest. 1958.

Inflation: Cause and Cure. 1959.

The Federal Budget and "The General Welfare."1959.

The CIO News. 1948-1953. (three issues; does not represent a full run)

Chicago C.I.O. News. 1947-1948. (two issues; does not represent a full run)

Daily Proceedings of the 15th Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations. 1953. (5 items)

Daily Proceedings of the 17th Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations. 1955. (2 items)

Various reports from the CIO 15th Constitutional Convention. 1953. (8 items)

Various reports from the CIO 16th Constitutional Convention. 1954. (2 items)

Various reports from the CIO 17th Constitutional Convention. 1955. (2 items)

Take a Good Look. Behind the Headlines. n.d.

What's Ahead? A Survey of Current Economic Trends. n.d.

"If I Went to Work in a Factory the First Thing I'd Do Would Be to Join a Union."n.d.

The CIO. What It is and What It Does. n.d. (provide different information from the second copy)

The CIO. What It is and What It Does. 1951.

Maintaining Prosperity. 1953.

Homes for People, Jobs for Prosperity, Planes for Peace. 1949.

America's Logjam and How To Break It! n.d.

Healthy Soil--Healthy People. n.d.

Farmers and Workers Win Together. 1955.

Should Labor Have a Direct Share in Management? 1946.

Unions and Co-ops. 1947.

They Can't Wait! n.d.

Labor and Education. Our Greatest Resource: Don't Sell Them Short. n.d.

1955 Films to Build Better Understanding. 1955.

Schedules For CIO Summer Schools. n.d.

The Education Program of the National CIO. Possible Lines of Cooperation with Universities. 1947.

Information about 1948 CIO summertime Leadership Training Schools. 1948.

Oregon-Washington CIO Education Conference. 1948.

Services of the CIO Department of Education and Research. 1952.

For the Nation's Security. 1945. (pamphlet about Social Security)

National Health Insurance. What Does It Mean to You? 1949.

Support the National Health Insurance Bill! n.d. (poster)

Government by Minority. n.d.

The Foundations of Prosperity. 1950.

The Magnificent Columbia. n.d.

Steel Fights for the Nation. n.d.

Lewis, John L. Industrial Democracy in SteelJuly 1936.

Stewart, Maxwell S. There Can Be Jobs for All! 1945.

Guaranteed Wages the Year Round. n.d.

Automation, Automation, Automation. n.d.

Progress Toward Guaranteed Wages and Employment. 1955.

First Aid in Lay-Offs. Illinois Edition. 1944.

First Aid in Lay-Offs. National Edition. 1945.

We Must Have Jobs. 1945.

A Federal Tax Program to Promote Full Employment. 1949.

Wage Policy in Our Expanding Economy. 1951?

"Economic Newsletter."1954.

Economic Outlook, Vol. 6, No. 6. 1945.

Economic Outlook. 1946. (eight issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Economic Outlook. 1947. (thirteen issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Economic Outlook. 1948. (sixteen issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Economic Outlook. 1949. (eleven issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Economic Outlook, Vol. 11, No. 3. 1950.

Economic Outlook. 1951. (seven issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Economic Outlook. 1952. (two issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Economic Outlook. 1953. (eleven issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Economic Outlook. 1954. (nine issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Economic Outlook. 1955. (eight issues, including duplicates; does not represent a full run)

Various pamphlet excerpts Economic Outlook. 1945-1955. (14 items)

Various constitution, rules and by-laws booklets.

(4 items)

Free Labor in a Free World: The Cornerstone of Democracy Is the Free Trade Union Movement. n.d.

Let's Give Them the Trade Union Tools and They Will Do the Job. n.d.

CIO Says: The Odds Are UP to You. n.d. (two copies)

Swords into Plowshares. 1953 Report on Israel. 1953.

World Affairs Bulletin. 1953. (two issues; does not represent a full run)

1955 Report of CIO International Affairs Department. 1955.

A Challenge in the Only War We Seek... 1955. (flyer about United Nations Technical Assistance)

Will It Be SUNFED or Unfed? n.d. (document about SUNFED, the United Nations Fund for Economic Development)

Various letters related to the Leadership Training Program. 1955 and undated. (4 items)

CIO Region 12 Leadership Training Manual, Section 1. n.d.

CIO Region 12 Leadership Training Manual, Section 2. n.d.

CIO Region 12 Leadership Training Manual, Section 3. n.d.

Report on Congress: '55. 1955.

CIO and Congress. 1955.

Test Yourself! How Well Do You Know Your Congressman? n.d.

When the Pay Check Stops. 1955.

Letter Lobby. You and the CIO Legislative Department. 1955.

Letter about the Natural Gas Bill. 1955.

"The Power of Abundance." CIO Views on the Farm Problem. 1955.

Fact Sheet on the Gas Gouge of 1955. 1955.

Fact Sheet on the Housing Act of 1955. 1955.

Fact Sheet--Minimum Wages. 1955.

Fact Sheet--Social Security. 1955.

How to Write to Your Congressman. n.d. (packet of materials on legislative letter-writing)

'54 Facts. Jobs. 1954.

Everything We Have. n.d.

'54 Facts. Social Security. 1954.

Now! n.d.

The New Look. n.d.

What if You are Disabled? n.d.

One Can Get You 80. n.d.

One Man...Against Millions! n.d.

Let Our People Live. n.d.

The Answer is Full Employment. n.d.

The Road to Freedom. n.d.

The Inside Story of Your PAC Dollar. n.d.

What Every Canvasser Should Know. n.d.

The Negro in 1944. 1944.

What We Do Now. 1949.

Roll Call. Vol. 1, No. 1. 1953. (pamphlet about the filibuster)

Roll Call. Vol. 1, No. 2. 1953. (pamphlet about the natural resources)

Letter "To Financial Secretaries of Local Unions of All CIO Affiliates". National Citizens Political Action Committee, 1944.

Cushing, Richard J. "I Belong Here."1947. (two copies)

Religion Speaks to Labor. 1955.

The Church Speaks Out for Labor. n.d.

Douglas, William O. The Path We Must Follow Leads--Neither to Right nor Left. 1948. (two copies)

America United. A Radio Forum. 1948-1949. (two issues)

Reuther, Walter P. "We Shall March Together."1952.

Reuther, Walter P. The New Beginning. 1955.

"...Sugar-Coating Won't Do."1953.

116 Questions about Taft-Hartley. n.d.

How to Buy Taft-Harley. n.d.

Resolution No. 9. Protection of Democracy. n.d.

Substandard Wages. n.d. (two copies)

You Can Have Decent Wages and Working Conditions if You Go After Them. Here's How. n.d.

Murray, Philip. The CIO Case for Substantial Pay Increases. 1945.

Facts for Action: Raise Wages not Prices! 1947.

Workmen's Compensation. 1952.

Unemployment Insurance. 1952.

Ruttenberg, Stanley H. Why Wages Should Be Raised Now. 1947.

Cooperative Discussion Circles. Ohio Farm Bureau, n.d.

Co-operative Buying Clubs. Their Advantages and Their Weaknesses with Some Suggestions and Advice. n.d.

For Your Library: The Latest Co-op Literature. n.d.

Constitution and By-Laws. 1926.

Sonquist, David E. Co-operation--A Philosophical Interpretation. 1936.

Cowling, Ellis. A Short Introduction to Consumers' Co-operation. 1937.

Sonquist, David E. Next Steps in Co-operative Organization. 1938.

Torma, William. Labor and Cooperatives. Reprinted from "Free America," 1943.

Wallace, Henry A. Cooperation: The Dominant Economic Idea of the Future. 1936.

Cooperative Health Associations. 1937.

Cowling, Ellis. A Short Introduction to Consumers' Cooperation. 1943.

Campbell, Wallace J. Here is Tomorrow. 1944.

Alanne, V.S. Fundamentals of Consumer Cooperation. 1936.

Fey, Harold. Cooperatives and Peace. n.d.

Bowen, E.R. A Cooperative Economic Democracy. n.d.

Constitution. By-Laws. Ritual. 1946.

How to Organize a Strike. 1947.

Agreement between Foreman's Association of America and the Ford Motor Company. 1944.

3 educational cards. n.d.

How to Recognize a Union House... n.d.

Why Should I Join a Union? n.d.

A Message for the New Member. Your Union: What It Is...How It Operates... n.d.

Organize. You Need a Union to Speak for You! n.d.

Claessens, August and Rebecca E. Jarvis. ABC of Parliamentary Law. 1936.

Various working agreements as well as by-laws and constitution booklets.

(6 items)

Various working agreements relating to both the Independent Oil Workers Union and the Independent Petroleum Workers of America.

(3 items)

Various working agreements as well as by-laws and constitution booklets.

(4 items)

Industrial Worker. 1996. (five issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(2 items)

Labor Agreement between...Missoula, Montana Construction Council and Iron Workers Local No. 598. 1965.

Agreement between Associated Insulation Contractors...and Spokane - Billings Local 82. 1963.

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(4 items)

[Agreement between the City of Butte and the Butte Machinists Union.] 1972.

Various working agreements between IAM and United Airlines.

(3 items)

Your Union Security. 1967.

Articles of Agreement. 1948. (two copies)

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(6 items)

Agreement between Montana-Dakota Utilities and System Council U-13. 1973.

[Agreement between Missoula Division, N.E.C.A., Inc., and Local Union No. 408.] 1965.

Labor Arbitration Awards. [The Anaconda Company and IBEW, Local 65.] 1966.

Various working agreements.

(2 items)

A Manual of Things Worth Knowing to Better Service Your Members. n.d.

The Teamster's Union: Its Membership and Structure, Its Accomplishment for Members... n.d.

Job Security Is Your Heritage. How Much Security Have You? n.d.

The People Must Act. A Report to the Community Stewards Assembly. n.d.

The Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Plan. 1963.

St. Louis Teamsters' Research Bulletin. Special Supplement. 1955. (one issue of a serial publication)

The International Teamster. 1978. (one issue of a serial publication)

Various constitution, by-laws and regulations booklets.

(4 items)

Various working agreements.

(13 items, including duplicates)

Various working agreements.

(3 items)

Various working agreements, constitutions, by-laws, and health care information.

(19 items, including duplicates)

Stalin's Slave Camps. 1951.

Workers' Fists against Soviet Steel. 1953.

Free Labour World. 1955.

Constitution. 1947.

Various working agreements.

(3 items)

Various working agreements, manuals and constitution booklets.

(3 items)

Various working agreements and constitution booklets as well as documents regarding wage scale, retirement and death benefits.

(28 items)

International Labour Organisation. What It Is... n.d.

I.L.O. News. Vol. 6, No. 7. 1953.

The Story of the ILGWU. 1947.

Gomberg, William. The Relationship between the Unions and Engineers. Reprinted from "Mechanical Engineering," 1943.

Various working agreements and constitution booklets as well as documents regarding wage rates and pension plans.

(7 items)

The Waterfront is the Union Front. Nailing the Shipowners' Lies. 1948.

Contract and Scale of Prices. 1970.

Various by-laws and constitution booklets.

(2 items)

Various by-laws and constitution booklets.

(4 items)

Newspaper and Job Contract. Butte: 1961.

Constitution. 1951.

The Guaranteed Annual Wage. 1953. (two copies)

President Truman and Congress Agree IUE-CIO is "A Bulwark of Democracy."n.d.

Resolution on the IUE-CIO Nationwide Westinghouse Strike. 1955.

Westinghouse Picket. Vol. 1, No. 6. 1955.

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(7 items)

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(5 items)

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(9 items)

Various working agreements as well as by-laws and constitution booklets.

(21 items, including duplicates)

Various working agreements.

(5 items)

Various documents relating to health and welfare funds, pensions, and retirement plans.

(4 items)

Repeal Facts. n.d.

[RE: Fourth Amended Model Bylaws--Changes Caused by Landrum-Griffin Act.] 1960.

[Contract Statistical Information.] 1960.

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(2 items)

Various constitution booklets.

(2 items)

Convention Call. 14th Annual Constitutional Convention. 1955.

Health and Welfare Program. n.d.

How about Putting Your Union on the Air? n.d.

Pioneers of Labor. n.d.

Jewish Labor Fights Communism. n.d.

What's Wrong with the McCarran-Walter Law? New York: Jewish Labor Committee, n.d. (two copies)

Leskes, Theodore. Civil Rights Story. A Year's Review1962

Human Rights: Cornerstone of Freedom. 1955.

The Myths of Racial Integrationn.d.

Meany, George. A Program for Freedom. 1955.

Outlook. Vol. 1, No. 5. Labor Unity Issue. 1955.

Humphrey, Hubert H. Jr. The Stranger at Our Gate- America's Immigration Policy. January 1954.

Third National Trade Union Conference on Civil Rights of the Jewish Labor Committee1958

National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing. Trends in Housing. Vol. III, No.3. 1959.

State of New York. In Assembly. An act to amend the executive law, in relation to prevention and elimination of practices of discrimination in employment.1945.

Thomas, Julius A. War-Time Changes in the Occupational Status of Negro Workers. Reprinted from "Occupations, the Vocational Guidance Magazine," 1945.

Senate Bill No. 6. An act prohibiting certain practices of discrimination by employers, employment agencies, labor organizations. 1949.

Freedom Agenda. News Letter No. 2. 1955.

Program of the Douglas-Washington Institute. Action for Interracial Labor Unity and Mutual Cooperation. n.d.

Haas, Francis J. The Blessings of Freedom. Reprinted from "The Interracial Review," n.d.

Labor. Bulwark of Racial Justice and Democracy. National Trade Union Committee for Racial Justice, n.d.

Listen: Mr. and Mrs. America to--A Tale of Two Cities. n.d.

The ALES Workshop on Minority Group Tensions. n.d.

Fleischman, HarryIs Labor Color-Blind? 1959

Hartman, PaulCivil Rights and Minorities. 1962

Kernahan, Galal. Racism in Suburbia, a constructive answer1957

Leadership Conference on Civil Rights. Federally Supported Discrimination- A survey of its extent, a program of Executive Action to Eliminate It1961.

Kamp, Joseph P. The Fifth Column in the South. New Haven: Constitutional Educational League, 1940.

Lehman, Herbert H. The Strait Jacket of Fear. 1953.

MacDonald, Lois, and Emanuel Stein. The Worker and Government. 1935.

Selekman, Benjamin M. Administering the Union Agreement. Reprinted from "Harvard Business Review," 1945.

Program Outline for Workshop on "Psychology in Union Administration and Collective Bargaining."n.d.

Smith, Hilda W. American Workers Want a Labor Extension Service! 1947.

Labor Extension Service. Speech of Hon. Wayne Morse...in the Senate of the United States, Thursday, September 21, 1950. 1950.

HIP Gives You These Vital Benefits. 1952.

Excerpts from the Testimony of Nelson H. Cruikshank. 1954. (two copies; information relating to Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York)

A Comprehensive Program of Prepaid Medical Care. Provided by Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York, 1955.

Reprinted from Labor's Daily. "Free Choice of Doctor" Slogan Aimed to Confuse. 1955.

Labor Opens the Door. n.d.

What Would My Union Get Out of HIP? n.d.

Salute to HIP. n.d.

Daugherty, Carroll R. Labor under the NRA. 1934.

Information Service. Vol. 15, No. 26. "The Cotton Choppers Strike."Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1936.

Stark, Louis. Social Action. The National Labor Relations Board--Why and How. 1938.

Haas, Francis J. The Why and Whither of Labor Unions. 1943.

Cronin, John F. A Living Wage Today. 1945.

...To All Who Work. Labor Sunday Message. 1955.

Various Labor Reports reprints, cartoons and newsletters produced to combat race discrimination and to raise awareness about fair employment practices.

(18 items)

Dunn, Robert W. Company Unions Today. 1935.

Kerr, Clark. Unions and Union Leaders of Their Own Choosing. 1957.

Who Causes Strikes? n.d.

Constitutions. 1966.

Various handbooks regarding working agreements.

(4 items)

The Rights of Man Are Worth Defending. 1942.

Laidler, Harry W. Unemployment and Its Remedies. 1931.

Wolfson, Theresa, and Abraham Weiss. Industrial Unionism in the American Labor Movement. 1937.

Lovett, Robert M., and Joel Seidman. "Sit-Down" and A G.M. Stockholder Visits Flint. 1937.

Saposs, David J., and Elizabeth T. Bliss. Anti-Labor Activities in the United States. 1938.

Seidman, Joel. Shall Strikes be Outlawed? 1938.

Kingsbury, John A. Health Security for the Nation. 1938.

Lewis, Alfred B. Labor, Machines and Depressions. 1939.

Bliven, Bruce, and Grover C. Hall. The Jewish Refugee Problem and The Egregious Gentile Called to Account. 1939.

Perelman, Norman. What Price Telephones? 1941.

L.I.D. Pamphlet Series. 1950.

The Forward March of American Labor. 1952.

Meany, George. How Free is Free Enterprise? and The Challenge of International Communism. 1954.

Clapp, Gordon R. TVA and Its Critics. 1955.

Down on the Farm: The Plight of Agricultural Labor. 1955.

Various working agreements.

(2 items)

Working agreements between various metal trades councils and companies.

(2 items)

By-Laws. Millmen's Local No. 3113. 1946.

Various constitutions and by-laws publications.

(2 items)

Beware of This Monster! Masquerading as a "Right to Work" initiative Petition. It Is Instead a Right To Wreck Your Pay Check, Your Security, Your Business... circa 1940s.

Your Union--NABET. n.d.

Economic Implications of Union Power. 1962.

New Solidarity. Vol. 2, No. 1. 1971.

Various publications relating to the City of Hope National Medical Center.

(5 items)

NLRB Review. 1959.

Discrimination Costs YOU Money. n.d. (two copies)

Race Is No Issue. Reprinted from "New York Herald Tribune," 1955.

Working for Labor. The Story of the National Labor Service. n.d.

Various cartoons satirizing discriminatory labor practices. n.d. (4 items)

Schachner, Nat, and Jack Alderman. Joe Worker and The Story of Labor. n.d. (two copies; comic book about the adventures of Joe Worker and the history of union labor in the United States)

Labor Looks at Civil Liberties. n.d.

An Appeal to Reason. The Proposal of the Attorney General to List the National Lawyers Guild as "Subversive"--Its Implications for the Democratic Process and the Bar. 1953.

Heart of the Union. 1947.

Final Decision! Herald-American Unfair, Says U.S.! Newspaper Guild Vindicated by NLRB in Long Strike against Hearst's Lawlessness. 1940.

Polner, Walter. Basic Trends in Wages and Income. 1950.

Do You Have...Real Job Security, Opportunity for Promotion, A Satisfactory Salary? n.d.

Organized Labor Has a Stake in Holding Down the Cost of Living. n.d.

Various working agreements, factbooks, and stewards manuals.

(11 items)

Various working agreements.

(3 items)

Labor Arbitration Awards. (The Continental Oil Company, Billings Refinery and OCAW, Local 2-470.) 1969.

A Union Busting Plan--Oil Trust Style. A Challenge to All Labor Unions! 1949.

Various working agreements.

(4 items)

Our Lives. Monteagle: Highlander Folk School, 1940. (personal accounts of union laborers from the American South and the impact of unions on that region of the United States)

Challenge. Special Edition. "U.S. Bosses out of Asia! Smash Racist Unemployment!"1971.

Various constitutions and bylaws booklets.

(3 items)

Various working agreements by local unions in Bozeman, Hamilton, Helena, and Kalispell.

(10 items, including duplicates)

Various working agreements by local unions in Libby, Missoula, Polson, and Whitefish.

(14 items, including duplicates)

"Right-to-Work Law a Fraud"...Says Nation's Top Newspapers. n.d.

Why Top U.S. Newspapers Call "Right-to-Work" Law a Fraud. n.d.

Is the So-Called 'Right-to-Work' Law a Threat to Farmers? n.d.

Gibson, J.C. The Legal and Moral Basis of Right to Work Laws. Legislative Restrictions upon Union Security Agreements. 1955.

Lehman, Herbert H. So-Called 'Right-to-Work' Law Can Cut Your Pay Check in Half. 1959.

Meyers, Frederic. A Report to The Fund for the Republic. "Right to Work" in Practice. 1959.

What Did Pope John Really Say? n.d.

Why So Many Faiths See Evil in 'Right-to-Work' Laws. n.d.

Protestant, Catholic, Jewish Clergy Expose 'Right-to-Work'. n.d.

20 Questions about...'the right to work'. n.d.

Union Membership as a Condition of Employment. 1956.

'Right to Work': The Compulsory Open Shop. 1958.

The Man Who Does His Work Well--Does It Safely. National Safety Council, n.d.

Various constitution booklets as well as working rules and directories.

(3 items)

Fourth International. 1940-1941. (two issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

The New International. 1938-1940. (three issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Barbash, Jack. Labor Management Act of 1947. Business Agents' Institute. 1947.

Austin, Aleine. Footnote to Taft-Hartley. Take from "The Nation," 1951.

How the Taft-Hartley Law Protects: You, as a Worker--Your Union--The General Public. 1952.

Toward the New Education. The Case against Autocracy in Our Public Schools. 1918.

Affiliation for Telephone Workers. 1947.

Strong Structure. Strong Union. n.d.

Oregon Telephone Union. Constitution and By-Laws. n.d.

Constitution Outline. n.d.

Final Legislative Report of the Tennessee Joint Labor Legislative Council. 1955.

What Every Woman Should Know. Truth about TWUA. Read It if You Dare. n.d.

So You're a Steward! n.d.

We're Glad To See You. n.d.

Picket Record. Identification Card. n.d. (two copies)

What Have We Got That You Haven't Got? n.d.

The Wages and Hours Law Is Here! Let's Make the Most of It! n.d.

What Do Your Dues Do? n.d.

TWUA. It's Your Union. n.d.

Textile Workers: It's Here. Protect it! Thirty-two and a half cents. n.d.

When You've Got a Grievance...Tell You TWUA Shop Steward. n.d.

Chicago Textile Workers! Don't Miss the Bus. n.d.

Calling All Unionists! n.d.

Toward a New Day. n.d.

Hatcher, Harold O. Social Action. The Textile Primer. 1936.

Holiday Greetings! 1939. (holiday card in an envelope)

Half a Million Forgotten People. The Story of the Cotton Textile Workers. 1944.

TWUA. How It Works... 1946. (two copies)

Schoffstall, E.M. Tell the World. TWUA Publicity Manual. 1947.

Rules for Union Meetings. 1947.

Building a Textile Union. 1948.

Rieve, Emil. Free Enterprise for Whom? 1948.

The Nation's Most Prosperous Industry. 1948.

Textile Splash. 1947.

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(27 items, including duplicates)

Various memos from the national TWUA office to local chapters particularly relating to World War II textile production.

(34 items)

Various memos from the national TWUA office to local chapters particularly relating to World War II textile production. Also, letters from the National War Labor Board regarding textile production and worker disputes.

(21 items)

Various memos from the national TWUA office to local chapters particularly relating to post-World War II textile production as well as veterans affairs.

(3 items)

Papers relating to negotiations between TWUA and Burlington Mills as well as negotiations between Johnson Suture Corporation and TWUA.

(3 items)

An Appeal for Democratic Trade Unionism to the National Convention. 1947.

Fifth Biennial Convention of the Textile Workers Union of America, CIO. 1948.

TWUA-CIO. Songs for Union Hall and Picket Line. n.d.

TWUA Songs. 1950.

Stewards Bulletin. 1946-1947. (ten issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Strike Bulletin. 1947, n.d.. (four issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Strike ribbons.

(3 items)

Textile Labor, Vol. 12, No. 2. 1951. (one issue of a serial publication)

Textile Labor. 1971-1973. (seven issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Textile Times. 1940. (six issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

The Educational Program of the Textile Workers Union of America, CIO. 1946.

Twin Cities Joint Board...Educational Conference and Testimonial Dinner in Honor of Emil Rieve. 1948.

TWUA Summer Institutes Training for Leadership. 1950.

1951 TWUA-Legislative-PAC Institute. 1951.

Union Bulletin. 1948. (two issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

A Message from Louisville Railway Employes. Reject the Proposed Franchise! n.d.

Herling, John. Profile of a Union Peace Pact... 1956.

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(4 items)

This Is the UAW-CIO. n.d.

Your UAW-CIO Nickel Is the Biggest Nickel in the World. n.d.

Reuther, Walter. Are War Plants Expendable? 1945.

Reuther, Walter. A Proposal for...A Total Peace Offensive to Stop Communist Aggression by Taking the Initiative in the World Contest for Men's Minds, Hearts and Loyalties. 1950.

Reuther, Walter. Peace, Plenty, Politics and People. 1952. (National Democratic Convention)

Reuther, Walter. The Economy in 1967. 1967.

The Easiest Way to Do Education Is Most Effective. Reprint from "Ammunition," 1946.

Carliner, Lewis. Bell Aircraft's Feud with the UAW. "New Republic," 1950.

Walter Reuther Tells What Labor Wants. Special Reprint, "U.S. News and World Report," 1951. (two copies)

Economics for UAW-CIO Members. n.d.

Reuther, Walter. A Report to the UAW-CIO Membership. Progress Toward Winning a Fuller Measure of Security--Happiness--Dignity. 1950.

Fruits of Victory, Poverty or Plenty. 1944.

Reuther, Walter P. How to Beat the Communists. 1948.

Howe, Irving and B.J. WidickThe UAW and Its Leaders. "The Virginia Quarterly Review," 1949.

Record of the UAW-CIO On the Job Front 1945-1953. 1953.

Congressional Record. Proceedings and Debates of the 84th Congress, Second Session. 1956.

Proposal to Limit Campaign Contributions Submitted to Congress. July 1956.

Financial Report for 1956 to the Memberws of UAW1956.

Congress Investigates the UAW... April 7, 1958.

Fine, SidneyThe Origins of the United Automobile Workers, 1933-1935. "Journal of Economic History," 1958.

Political Spending: Ballot Democracy vs Wallet Democracyn.d.

Our Union Heritagen.d.

Various working agreements between the UAW and American Motors Coprotation.

(3 items)

Ammunition. 1947. (nine issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Ammunition. 1948. (nine issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Ammunition. 1949. (four issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Ammunition. 1953. (four issues of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Ammunition. 1954. (six issues, January-June; full run of 1954 issues)

Ammunition. 1954. (six issues, July-December; full run of 1954 issues)

Ammunition. 1955. (one issue of a serial publication; does not represent a full run)

Reuther, Walter P. The Impact of Automation1955.

Stern, James. A Union View of Automation. 1956.

The UAW...and AutomationMarch 1964.

Reuther, Walter P. Policies for Automation: A Labor Viepointn.d.

15th Annual Meeting, Detroit Chevrolet Gear and Axle Federal Credit Union. 1956.

Business and Finance. "Time Magazine," 1951.

Various working agreements between the UAW and Chrysler.

(14 items, including duplicates)

Various working agreements between the UAW and Chrysler.

(6 items, one partially damaged)

As Citizens We Pledge Ourselvesn.d.

Leaders Are Trained: A UAW-CIO Manual for Local Union Leaders. n.d.

How to Speak at Union Meetings. n.d.

"To Unite...Regardless."1943.

Labor's Stake in Abolishing the Poll Tax. 1943.

Levinson, Edward. Rise of the Auto Workers. 1943. (two copies)

Building the Union. 1945.

Automation. A Report to the UAW-CIO Economic and Collective Bargaining Conference. 1954.

A Pay Check Every Week of the Year. 1947.

Leaders Are Desired. A UAW-CIO Manual for Local Union Leaders. 1948.

What Does a Recording Secretary Do? And How Does He Do It? 1949.

Labor Has Always Led. 1949.

Running a Good Union Meeting Is Easy. 1950.

Lynd, Robert. You Can Do It Better Democratically. n.d.

Build Homes by Mass Production. n.d.

UAW-CIO Sings. n.d.

The Emergency Strike Assessment. n.d.

Your Dues Donllar: Where it goes... What you get for it. 1943.

Is Time Study Scientific? 1954.

Instructor's Notes for Heart of the Union1957.

Reuther, Walter P. "Cast Me Not Off..."1959.

The UAW Looks At Education1959.

Bet This Propaganda1963.

Report of the Education Committee to the 19th UAW Constitutional Convention. 1964.

Effective Discussion Methods. n.d.

Free Labor Meets Khrushchev. n.d.

Guide for Local Union Election Committee. n.d.

Heritage of Hatred, Sitdown Strike. n.d.

Reuther, Walter P. India, The United States and the Free World. n.d.

A Journey to Understanding. n.d.

Side By... We Fight Today for a Better Tomorrow, What Labor Needs... n.d.

Steward's Guide, Hints on Bargaining and Grievance Procedure. n.d.

A Union Member Speaks to the Community. n.d.

Your Dues, What They Are, How They're Set, Where They Go, What They Do. n.d. (Two Editions)

To Stamp out Discrimination. Handbook on Fair Practices. 1946. (two copies)

UAW-CIO Outlaws Discrimination. 1946.

A Bill of Rights for All UAW Members. 1945.

Justice on the Job Front. Testimony by Walter P. Reuther. 1947.

Notes for Future Reference. Women's Bureau. 1951. (documents relating to the First Women's Conference of the UAW-CIO)

The Indian Who Never Got Home. 1952.

Fleischman, Harry and James Rorty. We Open the Gates, Labor's Fight for Equality. 1958.

The Fence. 1959.

UAW Fair Practices Fact Sheet. 1959.

Your Rights Under Fair Employment Practice Laws. 1960.

Handbook for Local Union Fair Practices Committees. 1961.

Leskes, Theodore. The Civil Rights Story...a year's review. 1961.

Sifton, Paul. The Fight for Majority Rule. n.d.

Dillard, Ernest C. An Open Letter of Truth. n.d.

Program. Fair Practices and Human Rights Institute. n.d.

Rule 22, An Unconstitutional Roadblock to Democratic Legislation... n.d.

Souls Don't Have Color. n.d.

Poster. Labor Supports Sit-Ins!

Plan of Group Insurance for Members of UAW-CIO Who Are Employees of Ford Motor Company. n.d.

Supervisor's Manual. 1949.

Various working agreements between the UAW and Ford Motor Company.

(7 items)

Various working agreements between the UAW and Ford Motor Company.

(3 items)

The Area. "Bracket Racket"1944.

Reuther, Walter. Our Fear of Abundance1945.

Reuther, Walter. Purchasing Power for Prosperity. The Case of the General Motors Workers for Maintaining Take-Home Pay. 1945.

Report of National Citizend Committee on GM-UAW-CIO DisuputeDecember 1945.

Reuther, WalterThe Steel Monopoly and Your JobJuly 25, 1947.

Wage Stabilization and Post-War Security1943.

Various newspaper clippings related to wage scale. 1948. (4 items)

Newspaper clipping related to the wage scale agreement. 1948.

Newspaper clipping related to AFL-CIO merger. 1955.

Various working agreements, pension plan booklets, and information relating to insurance and unemployment.

(13 items)

Various working agreements, pension plan booklets, and information relating to insurance and unemployment.

(3 items)

Various constitution and by-laws booklets as well as stewards manuals.

Working agreements with various aeronautical, electric, motor and manufacturing companies.

(15 items, including duplicates)

Working agreements with various auto, parts and other manufacturers.

(24 items, including duplicates)

Working agreements with various metal and tool and die companies.

(27 items, including duplicates)

Mazey, Emil. Report to the 16th Constitutional ConventionApril 1957.

Constitution of the International Union United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW). October 1959.

A Guide for Local Union By-Laws. n.d.

Guide to Local Union Trials. n.d.

Guide Local Union Older and Retired Workers Committees. n.d.

Steward's and Committeeman's Manual. n.d.

Ten Points for Meetings. n.d.

West Side Local, A Guide for Committeemen, Stewards, and Plant Officers. n.d.

World As We See It. 4 Resolutions on International Labor Solidarity, International Trade, United States Foreign Policy, Disarmament, Peace, and Freedom. n.d.

Report on the Labor-Management Reporting and Discolsure Act of 1959. 1959.

The Password on the Job Front is Justice. The New Anti-bias Contract Clauses Negotiated in the 1961 UAW Collective Bargaining Agreements. 1961.

What's In a Typical UAW Contract. 1962.

The Major Settlemens...in automobile and agricultural implement...Bargaining in '64. 1964.

Discussion Leader's Outline for Techniques for Labor Editors. n.d.

For the Chairman of the Education Committee. n.d.

The Kohler Worker's Story. 1955.

Chronology of the Kohler Strike from April 5, 1954 through September 16, 1955. Prepared by UAW-CIO, 1955. (two copies)

Rice, Rev. Charles Owen. Verdict at Kohler. 1960.

Please Help My Daddy Win the Kohler Strike. n.d.

Don't Buy Kohler. n.d.

Letter "To Fellow Members of Organized Labor". n.d.

Letter "To Dear Sirs and Brothers". n.d.

The Kohlerian. Vol. 18, No. 20. 1955. (one issue of a serial publication)

Don't Buy Kohler Plumbing Fixtures and Fittings--Engines Made by Scabs and Strikebreakers. n.d. (poster)

How UAW Has Propped up Income. "Business Week," 1967.

Letter from UAW to the Economist regarding an article printed. 1969.

Gannon, James P., and Laurence O'Donnell. If the UAW Quits...Split of Auto Workers, AFL-CIO Would Have Broad Repercussions. "Wall Street Journal," n.d.

A Probe Into Unemployement"The New York Times," 1961.

Unions Grab The Ball. "Business Week," 1961.

First Annual Report of the Public Review Board to the Membership of the UAW. 1957-1958.

Second Annual Report of the Public Review Board to the Membership of the UAW. 1958-1959.

Third Annual Report of the Public Review Board to the Membership of the UAW. 1959-1960.

Fourth Annual Report of the Public Review Board to the Membership of the UAW. 1960-1961.

A More Perfect Union...The UAW Public Review Board, Why, What, How. n.d.

Informational Pamphlets on the UAW Solidarity House.

(3 items)

Reuther, Walter. How To Raise Wages without Increasing Prices. n.d.

Reuther, Walter. Full Employment--Key to Abundance, Security, Peace. 1953.

Leadership Studies Center. Group Insurance Bargaining. A Programed Instruction. 1966.

Program To Increase War Production Through Full Employment, a Guaranteed Weekly Wage and Industry Wide Wage Agreements. 1943.

The Job Ahead. 1947.

The Challenge to Democracy. March 1950.

The Struggle Between Freedom and Tyranny. October 1950.

Wage Stabilization and Defense Mobilization. December 1950.

United Labor Conference. March 1951.

A Program to Expedited Tool-Machines Needed for Defense Production in Order to Minimize Unemployment in the Shift from Civilian to Defense Production. June 1951.

The Need for Federal Supplementation of Unemployment Compensation to Meet the Problem of Defense Unemployment. February 1952.

How Labor and Management Can Cooperate to Preserve Freedom Around the World. November 1953.

The Social Mobilization of Labor. December 1953.

A Common Faith- Not Common Fears. July 1956.

The Future of American Education- A Labor View. November 1956.

Our Greatest Challenge. June 1957.

Attracting Business and Industry to Your County. July 1959.

The UAW Program For Clean and Responsible Financing of Federal Elections, Dollars from Many, No More Than Ten from Any. n.d.

Agreement...Entered into Between Apex Broach Co....and United Broach Makers of America. 1942.

Various constitution booklets.

(4 items)

Various materials produced by local Montana chapters including working agreements, by-laws booklets and organizational information.

(16 items, including duplicates)

Various working agreements for local Washington chapters.

(7 items)

Agreement between Besser Manufacturing Co...and Local No. 404. 1945.

Various working agreements.

(2 items)

Constitution and By-Laws. Radio and Electrical Local 1121. n.d.

Production and Maintenance Contract between International Harvester Company and the United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers, U.E. 1952.

Various working agreements, contracts and constitution booklets.

(4 items)

Constitution. 1959.

Ross, Irwin. A Labor Union That Uses Imagination. "The Reader's Digest," 1959.

The Avery Formula. The Montgomery Ward Workers of Chicago, 1944. (two copies)

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(6 items)

The Meat of It. Vol. 2, No. 5. 1946. (one issue of a serial publication)

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(2 items)

Various materials relating to the strike of the UPWA sugar workers in the New Orleans area.

(4 items)

The Avery Formula. Montgomery Ward Workers, 1944.

Let's Take a Look at Our Union. 1945.

Constitution Adopted at First Annual Convention. 1937.

Now It's Up to You! n.d.

Let the Enemies of Labor Know We Are Solid!! n.d. (flyer related to employment at Montgomery Ward and Co.)

Employees of Continental Products, Inc. on Strike. n.d.

URW Song Book. n.d.

Don't Buy America's No. 1 Heel. O'Sullivan's--Made by Strikebreakers. 1957.

Various working agreements and constitution booklets.

(5 items)

Correspondence with the Department of Justice relating to the Labor-Management Relations Acts of 1947 and collective bargaining. 1948.

Organization and Management of Consumers' Cooperatives and Buying Clubs. Bulletin No. 665. 1941.

Workers' Education in Kentucky. Number I of a Series of Articles on Current Labor Education Programs. 1946.

The University of Wisconsin School for Workers. Number II of a Series of Articles on Current Labor Education Programs. 1946.

Institute of Social Order of Rockhurst College. 1946.

Labor Education Course Outline...Collective Bargaining. 1947.

Agreement between United States Post Office Department and National Association of Letter Carriers AFL-CIO,...United Federation of Postal Clerks AFL-CIO. 1966.

How the Union Serves. n.d.

The 1959 Steel Strike: A Triumph of Unity and Democracy. 1961.

Summer. United Steelworkers of America Labor Institute. 1950.

Collective Bargaining Outline. n.d.

The Long Range Sharing Plan. 1962. (agreement between Kaiser Steel and United Steelworkers of America)

Various by-laws and constitution booklets.

(6 items)

Various working agreements.

(9 items)

Work for Rights. 1958.

The Braddock Steelworker. 1945.

Murray, Philip. The Steelworkers' Case for Wages, Pensions and Social Insurance as Presented to President Truman's Steel Industry Board. 1949. (two copies)

Murry, Philip. Wage Stabilization Board. In the Matter of United Steelworkers of America-CIO and Various Steel and Iron Ore Companies. 1952.

This is Your Health and Medical Plan. Pacific Northwest Alloys, Inc. and United Steelworkers of American, CIO. 1955.

The Truth about Contributory and Non-Contributory Pensions and Social Insurance. n.d.

Pullman Shop Workers Carry on in the Spirit of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. n.d.

Industrial Relations in World Affairs. Proceedings of a Conference...on the Occasion of the Meetings of the International Labor Organization in San Francisco. 1949.

Problems in Disability Insurance. Los Angeles Dress Joint Board, International Ladies Garment Workers Union, 1950.

Pierson, Frank C. Effects of the Taft-Hartley Act on Labor Relations in Southern California. 1949.

Aaron, Benjamin, and Michael I. Komaroff. Statutory Regulation of Internal Union Affairs--I. 1949.

Kerr, Clark, and Lloyd Fisher. Conflict on the Waterfront. 1949. (information relating to the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union's strike)

Aaron, Benjamin, and Michael I. Komaroff. Statutory Regulation of Internal Union Affairs--II. 1950.

Tannenbaum, Robert, and Fred Massarik. Participation by Subordinates in the Managerial Decision-Making Process. 1950.

Warren, Edgar L., and Irving Bernstein. The Arbitration Process. 1950.

Weschler, Irving R. An Investigation of Attitudes toward Labor and Management by Means of the Error-Choice Method: I and A Follow-up Study on the Measurement of Attitudes toward Labor and Management by Means of the Error-Choice Method: II. 1950.

Ulman, Lloyd. Influences of the Economic Environment on the Structure of the Steel Workers' Union. 1962.

Fogel, Walter. The Teamsters and NLRB Representation Elections, 1962-63. 1965.

Lipset, Seymour M. The Biography of a Research Project: "Union Democracy."1965.

Campbell, Douglass A. Basic Workmen's Compensation Problems. n.d. (information relating to Culinary, Bartender and Hotel Service Employees)

Carstens, Arthur. Human Factors in Labor Relations Basic Wage Problems. n.d. (information relating to International Chemical Workers Union)

Basic Trends in the Labor Movement. n.d. (information relating to International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers)

Bernstein, Irving. Labor History. n.d. (information relating to United Steelworkers of America)

Carstens, Arthur. Objectives of the American Trade Union Movement. n.d. (information relating to International Union of Operating Engineers)

Burns, Robert K. The White Collar Worker in the American Economy. n.d. (two copies)

Douglas, Paul, Charles Gregory and Robert Taft. What Should Be the New Labor Legislation? 1949. (NBC Radio Discussion)

Rees, Albert E. The Economic Impact of Collective Bargaining in the Steel and Coal Industries during the Postwar Period. 1950.

Seidman, Joel, Jack London and Bernard Karsh. Leadership in a Local Union. 1950. (two copies)

Harbison, Frederick H. The General Motors and United Auto Workers Agreement of 1950. 1950. (two copies)

Burns, Robert K., and Howard W. Johnson. Personnel Selection and Employment. 1951.

Seidman, Joel, Jack London and Bernard Karsh. Why Workers Join Unions. 1951. (two copies)

Seltzer, George. Pattern Bargaining and the United Steelworkers. 1951.

Seidman, Joel, Jack London and Bernard Karsh. Political Consciousness in a Local Union. 1951. (two copies)

Burns, Robert K., and Leonard B. Brown. The Older Worker in Industry. 1952.

Burns, Robert K. Employee Morale--Its Meaning and Measurement. 1952.

Rees, Albert. Union Wage Policies. 1952.

Seidman, Joel. Democracy in Labor Unions. 1953.

Katz, Harold, and Estelle M. Wirpel. Workmen's Compensation 1910-1952: Are Present Benefits Adequate? 1953.

Seidman, Joel, Richard Hammett, Jack London and Bernard Karsh. Management Views the Local Union. 1953.

Rees, Albert. Wage-Price Relations in the Basic Steel Industry. 1953.

Federal Labor Legislation 1946. 1947.

Twenty-first Year of Educational Service to Labor, 1925-1945. 1945.

Photo of members of the Textile Workers Union of America and the American Federation of Hosiery Workers at the University of Wisconsin School for Workers. 1946.

American Federation of Hosiery Workers. Staff and Faculty. 1947.

Constitution of the Utility Workers Union of America, C.I.O. 1946.

Jordan, Robert E. Farm-Labor Handbook. To Help CIO Members Build a Closer Relationship with Our Friends on the Farm. 1948.

Jordan, Robert E. Education Handbook. For CIO Members To Help Develop More Effectively a Program in Education. 1948.

Letter written by Russell Johnson.

"To Establish Justice..." Sharecroppers under Planters Law. n.d.

La Follette, Robert M. Labor, Defense, and Democracy. 1941.

Workers Defense League in 1952 (Summary of report to the National Executive Board). 1952.

How To Start Workers' Study Classes. A Primer To Promote Workers' Education. 1925.

Starr, Mark. Labor Fights Bigotry. n.d.

Erber, Ernest. The Role of the Trade Unions: Their Economic Role under Capitalism. n.d.