Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives
Gary B. Hansen papers
UUS_COLL MSS 319
157 boxes
66.25 linear feet
1876-2015
The materials in this collection have been divided into 15 series. Series I: Cooperatives, Series II: Plant Closings/Worker Dislocation, Series III: Eastern Europe, Series IV: Economic Development, Series V: Manpower Training, Series VI: Labor-Management Relations, Series VII: Latter-day Saints/Utah Topics, Series VIII: Newsletters, Series IX: Office Files, Series X: Helen Foster Snow, Series XI: Clarence J. Hansen WWI Materials, Series XII: Joseph and Frances Alice Chadwick Barker Family Papers, and Series XIII: Military Service. Series I-IX consist largely of articles, correspondence, essays, and reports collected during Hansen's career and travels as a labor scholar. Series X includes articles, correspondence, and typescripts amassed over the course of Hansen's correspondence with China advocate and Utah native Helen Foster Snow. Series XI is composed of materials gathered during WWI by Hansen's relatives, Lt. Clarence J. Hansen and Ruth Hansen Bruerton, and Series XII includes a number of historical papers that represent the lives and work of Hansen's maternal grandparents, Joseph Barker and Frances Alice Chadwick. Series XIII contains documents related to Hansen's service in the United States Army Ordnance Corps from 1957 to 1959. Series XIV consists of materials related to Robert and Nellie Barker Gardner, who is the sister of Lena Barker Hansen, Gary B. Hansen's mother. Finally, Series XV contains a copy of Gary B. Hansen's autobiography, Adventures of a Million Miler.
Collection materials are in English.
Open to public research.
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Permission to publish material from the Gary B. Hansen papers must be obtained from the Special Collections and Archives manuscript curator and/or the Special Collections and Archives department head.
The papers were donated to USU Special Collections and Archives by Gary B. Hansen from 2005 to 2006. Additionally, Hansen donated the following writings in 2015: "A Firsthand Account of the New Era in Great Britain" (Series VII, Box 1, Fd 6), "Military Service by the Extended Family Members of Clarence James Hansen and Lena Barker Hansen" (Series XI, Box 5, Fd 14), and Adventures of a Million Miler (Series XV, Box 1, Fds 1-2)
Gary B. Hansen papers, undated. (COLL MSS 319). Utah State University. Special Collections and Archives Department.
Gary Barker Hansen was born in 1935 in Ogden, Utah to Clarence James Hansen and Lena Barker Hansen. When Hansen graduated from high school in 1953, he attended Utah State Agricultural College (now Utah State University), where he graduated with a BS in 1957 and received a commission as a second lieutenant in the United States Army Ordnance Corps. Lt. Hansen entered the U.S. Army in July 1957, serving at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland and Tooele Army Ordnance Depot in Utah, and received an honorable discharge as a first lieutenant in June 1959.
From September 1959 to September 1961, Hansen was a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Great Britain. He served in the British, North British and Scottish-Irish Missions, helping set up the latter two missions and serving as mission secretary in both of them.
After two years in Great Britain, Hansen returned to Logan to attend Utah State University and work for Prof. Leonard J. Arrington. He married Helen Ure in September 1962 and soon received his MS degree in economics in June 1963. During that summer, he co-authored, The Richest Hole on Earth with Prof. Arrington, published as a research monograph by Utah State University. He continued his studies at Cornell University and spent a year as a Fulbright Scholar at the London School of Economics in 1965-1966. He completed his studies at Cornell, and, subsequently, received his PhD from Cornell in 1970. Hansen and his family returned to Logan in September 1967 to accept an appointment as an assistant professor of economics. During his 31 years at USU, he served as a professor of economics, and also as a professor of management and human resources. Hansen became a professor emeritus at USU in November 2000. Throughout his career Hansen published 110 books, chapters, articles, research reports and documents, and made over 150 professional presentations.
While teaching at Utah State University and after his retirement, Hansen worked extensively as a consultant to the U.S. Department of Labor and other state and national committees and task forces, plus the International Labor Organization and other international agencies. He was also a member of a number of professional organizations, including the American Economic Association, Industrial Relations Research Association, American Society for Training and Development, and the International Industrial Relations Association. In the 1980s he worked throughout the United States helping state and local governments implement programs to assist dislocated workers, plus giving testimony before Congress and other national commissions, and spending one year serving on the secretary of labor's Task Force on Worker Dislocation, a group whose report provided the framework for the passage of national legislation that was signed into law by President Ronald Reagan in 1988. During the 1990s, he served three years on the Federal Committee on Apprenticeship and worked in 11 countries in Southeast Asia and Central and Eastern Europe (Thailand, Nepal, China, India, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Macedonia, Serbia and Ukraine) helping national and local community leaders learn how to organize and implement economic development and job creation programs.
This 157-box collection contains the personal and professional papers of Gary B. Hansen. Series I-IX consist largely of articles, correspondence, essays, and reports collected during Hansen's career and travels as a labor scholar. Series X includes articles, correspondence, and typescripts amassed over the course of Hansen's correspondence with China advocate and Utah native Helen Foster Snow. Series XI is composed of materials gathered during WWI by Hansen's relatives, Lt. Clarence J. Hansen and Ruth Hansen Bruerton, and Series XII includes a number of historical papers that represent the lives and work of Hansen's maternal grandparents, Joseph Barker and Frances Alice Chadwick. Series XIII contains records and writings from Gary Hansen's service at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland and Tooele Army Ordnance Depot in Utah from 1957 to 1959. Series XIV consists of materials related to Robert and Nellie Barker Gardner, who is the sister of Lena Barker Hansen, Gary B. Hansen's mother. Finally, Series XV contains a copy of Gary B. Hansen's autobiography, Adventures of a Million Miler. More detailed series descriptions can be found under each heading in the inventory.
Special thanks to Dr. Gary B. Hansen for his contribution to the Biographical and Series notes.
Researcher Note:
Those seeking additional information on worker cooperatives in Utah should see the Joseph A. Geddes Papers (Mss Coll 75) and the Leonard J. Arrington Historical Archives.
The materials in this collection have been divided into 15 series:
- Series I: Cooperatives
- Series II: Plant Closings/Worker Dislocation
- Series III: Eastern Europe
- Series IV: Economic Development
- Series V: Manpower Training
- Series VI: Labor-Management Relations
- Series VII: Latter-day Saints/Utah Topics
- Series VIII: Newsletters
- Series IX: Office Files
- Series X: Helen Foster Snow
- Series XI: Joseph and Frances Barker Materials and Clarence J. Hansen WWI Materials
- Series XII: Joseph and Frances Alice Chadwick Barker Family Papers
- Series XIII: Military Service
- Series XIV: Robert Gardner and Nellie Barker Gardner family letters
- Series XV: Gary B. Hansen autobiography
Producer cooperatives.
Plant shutdowns.
Economic development.
Economic development--Europe, Eastern.
Economic development--China.
Industrial relations.
Pioneers
Cooperatives
I
1911-2014
USU Special Collections has a variety of materials on the cooperative movement in Utah, through the work of Joseph A. Geddes and the records of the Utah Cooperative Association that he helped organize. It also has the papers of Leonard J. Arrington who co-authored a book on the cooperative movement in the Pioneer period in the LDS Church and early Utah. Dr. Hansen's donation augments these materials by adding a substantial number of items and documents about the lesser known but very significant worker-owned cooperatives in the United States and Europe, and especially the story of their expansion in the 20th century.
The worker cooperative movement in the United States and Canada was revitalized in the 1970s and 1980s with the help of a number of people, including Frank T. Adams and Gary B. Hansen. This section includes the correspondence and materials that Dr. Hansen accumulated in his 23 years of collaboration and friendship with Frank Adams, writing about worker cooperatives. Their cooperative work, together with the development of Employee Stock Ownership Plans promoted by the 1971 Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) legislation passed by Congress, are now important components of the worker cooperative, workplace democracy and job creation movements in North America, Europe and elsewhere.
The section also includes the documentary materials generated by Dr. Hansen during his work with the International Labor Organization (ILO) Cooperative Branch from 1990 to 2004. During that time he helped conduct workshops and wrote documents on worker cooperatives for use by the ILO at their headquarters in Geneva and at the Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok to assess the need and interest in using cooperative forms of entrepreneurship to generate jobs and employment in several of the countries in the region as well as in other parts of the world. Also included are materials about the Mondragon Cooperative, a worker-managed manufacturing and retail company based in Spain. The materials in the Helen Foster Snow Section add an important dimension to those contained in this Section.
These materials can provide researchers and scholars of worker cooperatives and the cooperative movement in general with an extensive set of published and unpublished materials about the expansion of these unique forms of economic activity in the latter part of the 20th and early 21st centuries and complement the other cooperative materials at USU.
Subject Files
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Cooperatives in India
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1
1
Fillmore Industrial Cooperative
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1
2
Indusco
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1
3
Legislation
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1
4
Louis Kelso
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1
5
Michigan Employee Ownership Center
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1
6
Mondragon Cooperatives (1)
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2
1
Mondragon Cooperatives (2)
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2
2
Mondragon Cooperatives (3)
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2
3
Mondragon Cooperatives (4)
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2
4
New York Center for Employee Ownership and Production
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2
5
Seymour Specialty Wire
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3
1
Small Business Promotion Project
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3
2
Toad Lane Museum
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3
3
Vermont Cooperatives
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3
4
Washington Employee Ownership
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3
5
Watermark Associates
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3
6
Weirton Steel
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3
7
Newsletters
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3
8
Published Materials
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Published Materials
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4
5
6
Journal/Magazine Articles
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Journal/Magazine Articles
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7
8
9
Newspaper Articles
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Newspaper Articles
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10
11
Unpublished Papers/Reports
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Unpublished Papers/Reports
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12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
International Labor Office Material
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International Labor Office Material
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24
25
26
27
Frank T. Adams Collaboration and Correspondence
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Books and Articles Materials
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28
Data disks and Slide images
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28
1
Includes a Zip disk entitled PD2W, a floppy entitled "new chapter 5", and projector slides entitled "Mondragon Trip 1984"
Floppy Disks
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28
2
Includes six floppy disks entitled: "new intro doc", "new chapter 1", "new chapter 3", "new chapter 4", "new additional reading", and "Vanek new afterword".
Articles and publication materials concerning Putting Democracy to Work: A Practical Guide for Starting Worker-Owned Businesses
1987
28
3
undated Correspondence, Articles, and Notes
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28
4
Also includes a concept paper entitled The Goddard College Center for Business and Democracy
undated Articles and Drafts by Gary Hansen and Frank Adams
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28
5
Includes Knowing the Numbers, Owing Their Use by Gary Hansen and Frank Adams, Schooling for the Head and the Hand: Work, Ownership, Education and Democracy by Gary Hansen and Frank Adams, Web Industries Inc: Reading, Risking and Rewarding by Gary Hansen and Frank Adams, The Challenge of Governing and Managing Worker-Owned Businesses Democratically by Gary Hansen and Frank Adams, and Democratic Organization and the Production of Knowledge by Frank Adams
Book Draft Printout
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28
6
Also includes two floppy disks entitled "Vanek" and "New Chapter 2".
Material from Frank Adams
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28
7
Includes publications and articles concerning cooperative business ownership.
Correspondence
1984-1990
29
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, and Calvin Kytle
1984
29
1
Also includes Learning to Mind Your Own Business: Education for the Democratic Workplace by Frank Adams and Rick Surpin.
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Calvin Kytle, Andrew Rice, and Keith Bradley.
1985
29
2
Also includes Economic Development as if Women Mattered by Sara K. Gould and Kathryn S. Keeley, and Notes on an Emerging Pedagogy: Education and the Democratic Workplace by Frank Adams.
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Marie Cantlon, Mark White, Hal Hartzell, Jim Stiak, Jaques Kaswan, Alan Trist, and Van Rensburg.
1986
29
3
Also includes a transcript from an interview between Frank Adams and Seymour
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Cheryl Gooding, Alan Trist, Carl Drescher, Peter Gwyn, and Corey Rosen.
1987
29
4
Also includes Starting a Worker-Owned Cooperative by Gary Hansen and Frank Adams, and Jeffery Gates's remarks to the sixth annual conference of the National Center for Employee Ownership.
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, James Megson, Dan Swinney, Rodger, Jan Stackhouse, Richard Prosten, Andres Hidalgo, Janet Ahlgren, Henrique Silva, Jim Stiak, Jack Quarter, and David Binns.
1988
29
5
Also includes ESOPs, Unions, and the Rank and File both in pocketbook and floppy disk form, and Libertarian Labor Review 5: Summer 1988
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Howard, Richard Prosten, and Peter Pitegoff
1988
29
6
Also includes ESOPs, Unions, and the Rank and File. 4th edition by Gary Hansen and Frank Adams
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, and Patrick von Rensberg
1989
29
7
Also includes Frank Adam's review of Frank Youngman'sAdult Education and Socialist Pedagogy, and Your Own Boss: Democratic Worker Ownership by Frank Adams and Dacid Ellerman.
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Sue Steiner, Spencer Smith, Chris Klinkenberg, Suellen Hershman, Alan Trist, Carol Bergin, and Wilson Hess.
1990
29
8
Also includes Cooperatice Ownership and Community Development: A Strategy for Neighborhood Participation by Kevin P. McQueen, and Motivation and the Bottom Line by Frank Adams.
Correspondence
1991-1993
30
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Pacla Stainerová, and Alan Trist.
1991
30
1
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Jaroslac Vanek, E. Rudyk, Susan Green, David Cole, Kristen Scheel, Richard Schramm, Alan Trist, Pat Anderson, Steven Piersanti, and Alis Valencia.
1992
30
2
Also includes a photo entitled "Bookpeople's 20th Anniversiary", and Business and Democracy: Implications for Education by Frank Adams, Gary Hansen, and Richard Schramm
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Steven Piersanti, Richard Lakes, Jackson Kytle, Judy Jackson, Alan Trist, Alis Valencia, Jaroslav Vanek, Deborah Kaufman, John Sax, and Richard Schramm
1992
30
3
Also includes Taking Care of Business: Citizen and the Charter of Incorporation by Richard Grossman and Frank Adams, and At Work: Stories of Tomorrow's Workplace September/October 1992
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Deborah Kaufmann, Henry Felt, Margaret Adams, Len Krimerman, Mark Miller, Pat Anderson, Joe Scirica, Alis Valencia, Richard Lake, Steven Piersanti, and David Borton.
1993
30
4
Also includes Business and Democracy: Implications for Education by Frank Adams and Gary Hansen, and Pinons, Junipers and One Robber Baron: Cooperation and Education in Northern New Mexico by Frank Adams
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Alis Valencia, Bonnie Fish, Scott Williams, Walter Johnson, John Brouwer, Richard Lake, Alan Trist, Steven Piersanti, and Dimitrios Roussopoulos.
1993
30
5
Also includes At Work: Stories of Tomorrow's Workplace May/June 1993, At Work: Stories of Tomorrow's Workplace July/August 1993, Business and Democracy: Implications for Education by Frank Adams and Gary Hansen, At Work: Stories of Tomorrow's Workplace September/October 1993, and Let Them Eat Rainforest Crunch by Paul Hawken.
Correspondence
1994-2006
31
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Andrea M. Molitor, Ron Miller, Bebecca Bauen, George Keller, and Pat Anderson.
1994
31
1
Also includes Black Mountain College by F. A. Foster, two floppy disks entitled "Learning to Earn", and some drafts of Learning to Own: the Educational Ideas and Practices of Worker Owners Past and Present by Frank Adams and Gary Hansen.
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Bob Boyaval, and David Thompson
1995
31
2
Also includes some drafs of, and a floppy disk entitled Learning to Own: the Educational Ideas and Practices of Worker Owners Past to Present by Frank Adams and Gary Hansen.
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Kendra Armer, and Jim Megson
1996
31
3
Also includes some drafts of Learning to Own: the Educational Ideas and Practices of Worker Owners Past to Present by Frank Adams and Gary Hansen.
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Hal Hartzell, James Megson, Alan Trist, Kendra Armer, Steven Piersanti, and Daniel Brown.
1997
31
4
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, James Megson, Hal Hartzell, and Alan Trist
1998
31
5
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Dacid Freeburg, Robert Gibson, Amanda Werhane, Marvin Wilson, Gary Brown, and Timothy Huet.
1999
31
6
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Aaron Finche, David Leland, Scott Lawrence, and Jan Koziar.
2000
31
7
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Corey Rosen, David Ellerman, Dick Gilbert, and Mark Pitt.
2001
31
8
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Mark Hendrix, David Ellerman, Jeremy Soloman, and Alan Trist.
2002
31
9
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Ralph Grizzle, Dan Bell, and Tim Huet.
2003
31
10
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, Len Krimerman, Carol Haack, Dick Gilbert, Steve Marler, Randy Zucco, Katrina Hoff, Jane D, Jenny Williams, Don Jamison, Julie Trexler, Jim Megson, Newell Lessell, and Bill Casprey.
2004
31
11
Also includes A House. A Street. A City.: The Story of 17 Summer by Lu Stone.
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen and Frank Adams
2005
31
12
Correspondence includes Gary Hansen, Frank Adams, and Tom Pierson.
2006
31
13
Plant Closings/Worker Dislocation
II
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This series contains one of the best and most complete collections of materials on worker dislocation and plant closings resulting from structural changes in the American economy. It could be of inestimable value to scholars and researchers and anyone wanting to know about worker adjustment programs or large-scale worker displacement and its impact on individuals and communities and learn how public policy to deal with these issues in America has been fashioned during the past quarter century, especially as the country continues to deal with these same problems today and will in the future. Dr. Hansen accumulated this extensive collection of materials about worker dislocation and plant closings through his active participation in regional and national responses to formulate adjustment policies and programs to address the problems.
Beginning in the late 1970s, faculty members and graduate students at Utah State University were among the first to conduct research and demonstrate how dislocated workers and plant closings affected workers and communities in the mining and sugar refining industries in Utah and neighboring states.
In the early 1980s, worker dislocation resulting from mass layoffs and plant closings became a national concern in America and elicited a number of private and public responses. Subsequently, research on plant closings and worker dislocation expanded throughout the entire country and eventually led to the passage of national legislation: the Economic Dislocation and Worker Adjustment Assistance Act (EDWAAA).
In early 1983, Dr. Hansen was asked by the Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers Union to document the closing of the San Jose Assembly Plant in California and the Sheffield Aluminum Casting Plant in Alabama. The adjustment assistance and training programs they provided to displaced Ford workers at these two plants was among the most effective and successful carried out in the United States and served as a model of how this process should be done. The documents and materials collected and reports resulting from these projects are in this section.
In 1985, Professor Hansen served on the U.S. Secretary of Labor's Task Force to study worker dislocation in America and to recommend what should be done to address and ameliorate this problem. After a year of work, the Task Force completed its deliberations and submitted its report. The recommendations of the Task Force were subsequently incorporated into the EDWAAA legislation passed by Congress and signed into law by President Ronald Reagan. All of the documents, materials and papers that were part of Prof. Hansen's work on this task force are included in this section.
Subject Files
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Task Force on Economic Adjustment and Worker Dislocation
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1-5
Task Force on Economic Adjustment and Worker Dislocation
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2
1
State Displaced Worker Material (1)
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2
2
State Displaced Worker Material (2)
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2
3
Dislocated Worker Public Policy Proposals
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2
4
Human Resources Development Institute
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2
5
Legislation (1)
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2
6
Legislation (2)
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2
7
Miscellaneous
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2
8
Published Materials
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Published Materials
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3
Published Materials
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Published Materials
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3a
Journal/Magazine/Newspaper Articles
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USDOL Clipping Service
May - August 1986
4
1
USDOL Clipping Service
September - December 1986
4
2
Plant Shutdowns Monitor News Clipping Service
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4
3
Newspaper/Magazine/Journal Articles (1)
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4
4
Newspaper/Magazine/Journal Articles (2)
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4
5
Newspaper/Magazine/Journal Articles (3)
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4
6
Unpublished Papers/Reports
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Published Materials
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5
6
7
8
9
10
U.S. Department of Labor Materials
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U.S. Department of Labor Materials
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11
Automobile Industry
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"Labor Force Status, Program Participation, and Economic Adjustment of Displaced Auto Workers"
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12
1
"Retraining Experiences and Outcomes: The Case of Displaced Auto Workers"
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12
2
AP Parts Study
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12
3
Downriver Project Evaluations (1)
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12
4
Downriver Project Evaluations (2)
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12
5
Downriver Project Evaluations (3)
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12
6
Michigan Project Report
December 1983
12
7
Michigan Project Questionnaires
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12
8
Chrysler
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13
1
GM
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13
2
Misc. Articles
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13
3
Ford San Jose Study
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San Jose Plant Closing Binder - Salary Outplacement
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14
1
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - Employment Retraining Structure
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14
2
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - Ford/UAW Training Center
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14
3
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - In-House Seminars
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14
4
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - JPTA Title III
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14
5
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - California Employment Training Panel
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14
6
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - California Legislature
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14
7
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - California EDD
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14
8
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - Milpitas Adult Education
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14
9
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - Santa Clara Manufacturing Group
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14
10
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - Notes
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14
11
San Jose Plant Closing Binder - TVP/NRAP/NTDC
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14
12
Employee Involvement Binder - Guidelines
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14
13
Employee Involvement Binder - Policies and Directives
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14
14
Employee Involvement Binder - Communications from AAD/WHQ
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14
15
Employee Involvement Binder - Communications to ADD/WHQ
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14
16
Employee Involvement Binder - Communications In-Plant (Management)
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14
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Employee Involvement Binder - Communications In-Plant (Employees)
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14
18
Employee Involvement Binder - Communications Outside
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14
19
Employee Involvement Binder - Status Reports, Plans, and Objectives
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14
20
Employee Involvement Binder - Information from other Companies
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14
21
Employee Involvement Binder - News Articles
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14
22
Employee Involvement Binder - Union/Plant Involvement
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15
1
Employee Involvement Binder - Meeting Minutes
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15
2
Employee Involvement Binder - Workshop
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15
3
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Cad Drafting (Foothill-DeAnza College)
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15
4
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Electronics Technician (Foothill-DeAnza College)
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15
5
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Machine Tool Technology (Foothill-DeAnza College)
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15
6
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Semiconducter Mask Design Specialist (Foothill-DeAnza College)
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15
7
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Center for Employment Training
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15
8
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Automotive Service Tech (Center for Employment Training)
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15
9
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Electronics Technician (Center for Employment Training)
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15
10
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Industrial Plant Maintenance (Center for Employment Training)
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15
11
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Plant Maintenance (Center for Employment Training)
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15
12
Targeted Vocational Retraining Binder - Machinist (Center for Employment Training)
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15
13
Employee Retraining Binder - Ford EDD
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16
1
Employee Retraining Binder - Newspaper Clippings
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16
2
Employee Retraining Binder - Meeting Minutes
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16
3
Employee Retraining Binder - Interview Transcripts
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16
4
Employee Retraining Binder - Chronology
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16
5
Milpitas Adult Education - "Meeting the Educational Needs of the UAW/Ford Displaced Workers"
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16
6
Milpitas Adult Education - GED Course Contracts and Budgets
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16
7
Milpitas Adult Education - Phases I-VII Courses
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16
8
UAW-Ford San Jose Survey
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17
1
"Ford and the UAW Have a Better Idea" Article
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17
2
Ford-San Jose Draft Report
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17
3
Ford-San Jose Final Report
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17
4
"Two Years Later: A Follow-up Survey of the San Jose Assembly Plant Closure"
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17
5
GBH's Misc. Handwritten Notes
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17
6
UAW-Ford Training Booklets
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18
1
ATS (Assessment and Training Systems Corp.)
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18
2
de Recat and Associates, Inc., San Francisco (Career Assistance Program)
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18
3
DACUM and Department of Rehabilitation Info.
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18
4
Interagency Labor Market Resource Center (for Education and Industry) San Jose
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18
5
Ford Project Proposals
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18
6
California State Government and Ford Correspondence
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18
7
CEAT (California Economic Adjustment Team) and DEBD (Department of Economic and Business Development)
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18
8
Presentation about CEAT
March 7, 1985
18
9
State of California Demonstration Grant and UAW-Ford NDTC (San Jose Assembly Plant)
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18
10
Task Force on Ford's Displaced Workers (Santa Clara Co. Manufacturer's Group)
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18
11
CETA Funds for Displaced Workers
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18
12
"Study of the California Employment Training Panel,"
May 1985
18
13
CETP (California Employment Training Panel)
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18
14
California Training Panel Minutes
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19
1
UAW-Ford National Development and Training Center (NDTC) Dearborn, MI
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19
2
CA Employment Development Department - Management Aids
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19
3
Ford-UAW - EDD Joint Meeting Minutes
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19
4
EDD Overview of Plant Closing Requirements
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19
5
EDD and Ford-UAW San Jose Assembly Plant
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19
6
EDD/UAW Ford Agreements
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19
7
JTPA Title III Discretionary Funds
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19
8
Targeted Vocational Retraining (TVR) (EDD)
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19
9
EDD Occupation Interest Survey Information
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19
10
Individual Training Programs - San Jose Assembly Plant Workers
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19
11
TVRP Proposal Evaluation Forms
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19
12
San Jose Assembly Plant Closure Training Plan
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19
13
Ford Progress Report Training and Placement
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19
14
Meeting Minutes - Ford-UAW Employee Retraining Program
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19
15
San Jose Deactivation Plan
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20
1
San Jose Residual Work Force
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20
2
Training Program Costs by Course Title
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20
3
UAW-Ford Employee Development and Training Program
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20
4
EDTP
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20
5
EDTP Information Summary
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20
6
EDTP Minutes - San Jose
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20
7
EDTP Job Placement Procedures
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8
Ford-EDTP Outgoing Expenses
undated
20
9
EDTP Progress Report - UAW-Ford EDTP Program
undated
20
10
Requests for surplus Ford San Jose Assembly Plant equipment and supplies
undated
20
11
Hourly Training and Placement Activities
undated
20
12
Activities of Displaced Workers Flow Chart
undated
20
13
UAW-Ford San Jose Employee Training Center
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20
14
Ford Training Center Expenses
undated
20
15
UAW-Ford Employee Training and Service Center Weekly Schedule of Activities
November 1982-April 1983
20
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UAW-Ford Employee Training and Service Center Bulletins
undated
20
17
Orientation and Benefits Meetings EDD and EDTP
undated
20
18
Hearing Impaired Ford Employees
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20
19
Ford-UAW In-plant Seminar Overheads and Slides
undated
21
1
Work Placement Workshop - Enrollment
undated
21
2
In-plant Vocational and Personal Seminars and Programs (outside course providers)
undated
21
3
Job Search Skills Training and Job Placement Workshops
undated
21
4
Salaried Employee Training and Placement
undated
21
5
Vocational Exploration Courses (short - taught by Ford Plant Employees)
undated
21
6
Ford Employee Information Packets
undated
21
7
Articles about Ford-San Jose Closing
undated
21
8
UAW-Ford Mutual Growth
undated
21
9
Employee Involvement Information
undated
21
10
"The UAW-Ford Experience in Providing Education and Training Opportunities to Displaced Autoworkers"
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21
11
Ford Re-employment Project Information Packet
undated
21
12
Milpitas Adult Education - Class Evaluations
undated
21
13
GED Bulletins
undated
21
14
California Community Colleges
undated
21
15
Milpitas Adult Education Classes for San Jose Assembly Plant Workers
undated
21
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Assessment in Competency Based Adult Education
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22
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DeAnza College - Engineering/Technology
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22
2
San Jose Community College District
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22
3
CAD and Robot Maintenance Technician
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22
4
San Jose and Santa Clara Employment and Unemployment
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22
5
City of Milpitas and Ford San Jose Plant
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22
6
Press Releases and Bulletins
undated
22
7
UAW
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22
8
Newspaper Articles
undated
22
9
Ford San Jose Plant General Correspondence
undated
22
10
Ford Interoffice Bulletins (1)
undated
22
11
Ford Interoffice Bulletins (2)
undated
22
12
Ford Employee Bulletins
undated
22
13
EI Bulletins
undated
23
1
UAW-Ford Employee Development and Training Program - Field Reference Guide
undated
23
2
Ford San Jose Material
undated
23
3
Ford San Jose Employee Development and Training (1)
undated
23
4
Ford San Jose Employee Development and Training (2)
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23
5
Hall Axtell's Conference Attendance and Expenses
undated
23
6
General Motors/UAW - Fremont, California
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23
7
GM/UAW ACTEB Demonstration Project
undated
23
8
Misc. Interview Transcripts
undated
23
9
Benefits for Ford San Jose Plant Workers
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24
1
Ford Benefit Program Brochures
undated
24
2
Worker's Compensation Costs
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24
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Life/Education Planning Program
undated
24
4
Ford Sheffield Plant
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Sheffield Plant Materials (1)
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25
1
Sheffield Plant Materials (2)
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25
2
Sheffield Plant Materials (3)
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25
3
Newsletters concerning Sheffield Plant Closing
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25
4
Sheffield Plant Benefit Booklet
undated
25
5
"Your Benefit Rights and Responsibilities"
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25
6
"Discretionary Dislocated Worker Proposal"
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25
7
UAW Local 255 News
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25
8
Eastern Europe
III
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Materials in this section provide a bird's eye view of how millions of American taxpayer dollars were used to help the nations of Central and Eastern Europe promote democratic forms of planning at the national and local levels and to transition to market economies. They provides a wealth of information on how the U.S. Department of Labor and the U. S. Agency for International Development used Support for East European Democracy (SEED) Act funds passed by Congress to conceptualize, design and implement technical assistance and training programs in Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Macedonia, and Ukraine, and some World Bank funded projects in Romania and Serbia from 1993 - 2004.
Beginning in 1991, after the fall of the Iron Curtain and the demise of the Soviet Union, the USDOL was among the first U.S. federal agencies to use SEED Act funds to provide technical assistance to governments in the Central and Eastern European region transition from centrally-planned economies to market economies. The USDOL initiated projects to help the new governments create: western style employment services; learn about western style labor-management relations and dispute resolution practices and cooperative approaches to collective bargaining; assist the governments in dealing with the unemployment problems created by privatizing inefficient state-owned industries; help workers displaced in the process; and to assist national and community leaders in affected communities learn about and implement community planning and local economic development concepts and design and implement local economic development projects.
These materials also provide insights about how difficult it has been to provide technical assistance to CEE governments. They also illuminate some of the problems and issues related to the practice of federal government bureaucrats and politicians outsourcing technical assistance to the private sector in order to reduce the numbers of federal employees.
Central and Eastern Europe - Presentations and Workshops
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1
1
Central and Eastern Europe - Mobilizing Community Resources for Local Economic Development Conference
November 9-12, 1998
1
2
Central and Eastern Europe - Proposals and Reports (1)
undated
1
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Central and Eastern Europe - Proposals and Reports (2)
undated
1
4
Central and Eastern Europe - Proposals and Reports (3)
undated
1
5
Central and Eastern Europe - Publications
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1a
1
Central and Eastern Europe - Local Government Innovative Practices Guide, 1998 Addendum
1998
1a
2
Central and Eastern Europe - "Managing Regional Economic Restructuring Step-By-Step"
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1a
3
Central and Eastern Europe – "Understanding Local Economic Development in the CEE/NIS Region"
undated
1a
4
Bulgaria - PLEDGE (Partners in Local Economic Development and Government Effectiveness)
undated
2
1
Bulgaria - Reports
undated
2
2
Czechoslovakia - Reports
undated
2
3
Hungary - Business Brochures
undated
2
4
Hungary - Conferences, Workshops, Meetings
undated
2
5
Hungary - Employment, Labour, and Social Affairs Committee Publication
undated
2
6
Hungary - GBH Notes
undated
2
7
Hungary - Newsletter
undated
2
8
Hungary - Proposal
undated
2
9
Hungary - Reports
undated
2
1
Hungary - Travel Brochures and Maps
undated
2
2
Macedonia - Proposals and Reports
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3
3
Macedonia Travel Brochures
undated
3
4
Poland - Articles
undated
3
5
Poland - Business Brochures
undated
3
6
Conferences, Workshops, Meetings
undated
3
7
Correspondence
undated
3
8
"Dzieje Huty im. M. Nowotki, 1813-1988"
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3
9
Poland - GBH Notes
undated
3
10
Poland - Proposals
undated
3
11
Poland - Publications
undated
4
1
Poland - Reports (1)
undated
4
2
Poland - Reports (2)
undated
4
3
Poland - Reports (3)
undated
4
4
Poland - "Group Problemsolving, Group Consensus Decisionmaking, Making Meetings More Effective"
undated
4
5
Poland - Katowice Project
undated
4
6
Poland - Katowice Industrial Adjustment Specialist Training Workshop
undated
5
1
Poland - Plock Project
undated
5
2
Poland - "Reform of Hard Coal Mining Industry in Poland in the Years 1998-2002"
undated
5
3
Poland - Tourist Brochures
undated
5
4
Translated Laws
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5
5
Romania - Publications
undated
5
6
Romania - Reports
undated
5
7
Serbia Employment Promotion Project - "Developing and Implementing Labor Redeployment Programs to Help Displaced Workers Find New Jobs"
undated
5
8
Serbia Employment Promotion Project - "Enterprise Social Planning and Implementation Guide"
undated
6
1
Serbia Employment Promotion Project - "Establishing Labor-Management Adjustment Committees to Help Displaced Workers Find New Jobs"
undated
6
2
Serbia Employment Promotion Project - Guidebook for Labor-Management Committee Members and Third Party Neutral Chairpersons"
undated
6
3
Serbia Employment Promotion Project - "Skills Training for Labor-Management Adjustment Committees"
undated
6
4
Slovakia - "Promoting Economic and Social Restructuring in the Spis Region, Slovakia"
undated
6
5
Polish "Solidarity" Movement Memorabilia
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7
Economic Development
IV
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Most of the materials in this section are directly related to Central and Eastern Europe and contain a variety of materials, including the community economic renewal (CER) and local economic development (LED) guides and workbooks developed for the use of local community leaders in Poland, Hungary, Romania, Macedonia, and Bulgaria as part of the USDOL projects carried out in Central and Eastern Europe. It also includes the manuals and guides prepared in 2003 for the USAID and made available for use in other countries in the region at the conclusion of USDOL projects.
Materials were also collected as part of a technical assistance project under the auspices of the International Labor Organization carried out by Dr. Hansen for the ILO for the Chinese Ministry of Labor (MOL) in 1998. Dr. Hansen was asked to design a survey instrument based on his visits to several pilot cities selected by the Chinese MOL in Shenyang and Chin Dao, China. Information gathered during the site visits was used to write a questionnaire for a baseline survey conducted by the government to ascertain the training needs of managers of local economic enterprises created by local governments, to facilitate the creation of training programs and projects to help communities and to provide employment to unemployed workers in the government designated target cities and regions, and to help enterprise leaders more effectively manage existing enterprises to address the employment needs of workers in their areas of responsibility.
Articles and Papers/Reports
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Newspaper/Magazine/Journal Articles
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1
1
Papers/Reports (1)
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1
2
Papers/Reports (2)
undated
1
3
"Community Tourism Assessment Handbook"
undated
1
4
"Bear River District: Overall Economic Development Plan" (draft)
undated
1
5
Subject Files
undated
Community Development Foundation
undated
2
1
Business Incubators
undated
2
2
New Hampshire Business Visitation Program
undated
2
3
Development in Sudan - Gordon Wagner (1)
undated
2
4
Development in Sudan - Gordon Wagner (2)
undated
2
5
"A Manual for New Business Creation"
undated
2
6
Published Material
undated
Published Materials
undated
3
ILO-China Project
undated
Final Report, "Urban Unemployment Promotion"
undated
4
1
Project Proposals and Updates
undated
4
2
GBH Notes
undated
4
3
Correspondence
undated
4
4
Travel Arrangements
undated
4
5
Business Brochures
undated
4
6
Articles
undated
4
7
Misc. Publications and Reports (1)
undated
4
8
Misc. Publications and Reports (2)
undated
4
9
Manpower Training - Great Britain and the U.S
V
1964-1992
This section contains a variety of documents and materials on apprenticeship and industrial training in Great Britain and the United States that was accumulated over three decades, including materials about the system of apprenticeship and industrial training in Great Britain created by the Industrial Training Act of 1964, materials from a three-year grant from the USDOL in the 1970s to create a pilot Manpower Development Service at Utah State University, materials from a 1978 USDOL Manpower Institutional Grant under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, and documents, correspondence and papers collected by Prof. Hansen during his three year term as a member of the U.S. Federal Committee on Apprenticeship from 1990 to 1993. Anyone interested in apprenticeship and industrial training in America or Great Britain will find this material of considerable interest and value.
This section also includes materials collected in Great Britain about the operation of "residential colleges"--a unique form of education for working people in that nation.
In 1964, Parliament created a new system of apprenticeship and industrial training in Great Britain by the passage of the Industrial Training Act of 1964. It set up a system to organize and operate Britain's apprenticeship and other forms of industrial training in its major industries, created Industry Training Boards in each industry to direct the process, and established a levy-grant system to finance and improve on the training then available.
In the early 1970s, Dr. Hansen obtained a three-year grant from the USDOL to create a pilot Manpower Development Service at Utah State University to provide diagnostic and other forms of training and technical assistance to small- and medium-size businesses in Utah and the Intermountain region to determine if the human resource and training needs of these enterprises could be improved by such means. At the conclusion of the three-year project a report and recommendations were made to improve the nations jerrybuilt system of industrial training.
In 1978, Dr. Hansen obtained a "Manpower Institutional Grant" from the USDOL under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act for a four-year project to provide technical assistance and training to employment services and other agencies dealing with unemployed and disadvantaged workers in Region VIII of the USDOL--Utah Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, and South Dakota. Through this project, a Masters degree in Human Resource Administration was created at USU and short courses and other training projects were developed and conducted throughout Region VIII.
From 1990 to 1993, during his three year term as a member of the U.S. Federal Committee on Apprenticeship, Dr. Hansen collected a number of documents that explain the work of the FCA and reflect the political dynamics between labor and management. The FCA was eliminated after Dr. Hansen's term expired.
British Industrial Training
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Agricultural Education and Training
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1
1
Automation and Technological Change
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1
2
Apprenticeship
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1
3
British Association for Commercial and Industrial Education
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1
4
Carpet Industry Training Board
undated
1
5
Central Training Council
undated
1
6
Ceramics, Glass, and Mineral Products Industry Training Board
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2
1
Chemical and Allied Products Industry Training Board
undated
2
2
Civil Air Transport Industry Training Board
undated
2
3
Confederation of British Industry
undated
2
4
Construction Industry Training Board (1)
undated
2
5
Construction Industry Training Board (2)
undated
2
6
Construction Industry Training Board (3)
undated
2
7
Cotton Industry Training Board and Cotton Productivity Centre
undated
3
1
Day-Release
undated
3
2
Education (General)
undated
3
3
Education and Training - Great Britain
undated
3
4
Educational and Vocational Guidance (1)
undated
3
5
Educational and Vocational Guidance (2)
undated
4
1
"The Evolution of British Manpower Policy" by P.J.C. Perry
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4
2
Food, Drink, and Tobacco Industry Training Board
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4
3
Further Education (1)
undated
4
4
Further Education (2)
undated
4
5
General Education Articles and Pamphlets (1)
undated
5
1
General Education Articles and Pamphlets (2)
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5
2
Higher Education
undated
5
3
Hotel and Catering Industry Training Board
undated
5
4
Industrial Training - General
undated
5
5
Industrial Training - Local Government
undated
6
1
Industrial Training - Northern Ireland (1)
undated
6
2
Industrial Training - Northern Ireland (2)
undated
6
3
Industrial Training Act
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6
4
"The Industrial Training Act 1964: A Study of Occupational Training and Technical Education in Great Britain" by Robert T. Hall
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6
5
Industrial Training Service
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7
1
"The Industrial Training Act 1964: Its Origins, Purpose, Provisions, and Effects" by P.J.C. Perry
undated
7
2
Industrial Training Authority
undated
7
3
Misc. Industrial Training Boards
undated
7
4
Industrial Training Council
undated
7
5
Industrial Training Foundation
undated
7
6
Industrial Society
undated
8
1
Industrial Training Service - Report of Directors
1959-1969
8
2
Industrial Tribunals
undated
8
3
Joint Committee for Training in the Foundry Industry (1)
undated
8
4
Joint Committee for Training in the Foundry Industry (2)
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8
5
Ministry of Labour - Training Department
undated
9
1
National Council for Technological Awards/Council for National Academic Awards
undated
9
2
National Coal Board
undated
9
3
Non-Apprentice Training (1)
undated
9
4
Non-Apprentice Training (2)
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9
5
Productivity Bargaining
undated
10
1
Public Manpower Policy
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10
2
Road Transport Industry Training Board
undated
10
3
Secondary Education - Comprehensive Reorganization
undated
10
4
Secondary Education - Great Britain
undated
10
5
"From School to Work" by Kathleen M. Allsop
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10
6
Technical Education
undated
10
7
Trades Union Congress - Policies on Education and Training
undated
11
1
Training Recommendations of the Joint Committee for Training in the Foundry Industry (1)
undated
11
2
Training Recommendations of the Joint Committee for Training in the Foundry Industry (2)
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11
3
White Paper to British Industrial Training Act
December 1962 - May 1964
11
4
Wool, Jute, and Flax Industrial Training Board (1)
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11
5
Wool, Jute, and Flax Industrial Training Board (2)
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11
6
Wool, Jute, and Flax Industrial Training Board (3)
undated
11
7
Youth Employment Service (1)
undated
12
1
Youth Employment Service (2)
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12
2
Youth Employment Service (3)
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12
3
Youth Employment Service (4)
undated
12
4
Youth Service
undated
12
5
GBH Notes
undated
12
6
Newspaper Clippings
undated
13
1
Newspaper Clippings
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13
2
Newspaper Clippings
undated
13
3
Newspaper Clippings
undated
13
4
Federal Committee on Apprenticeship
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Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Appointment
undated
14
1
Apprenticeship Material
1987
14
2
Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Meeting
September 27-28, 1990
14
3
Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Meeting
July 18-19, 1991
14
4
Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Meeting
January 28-29, 1992
14
5
Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Meeting
April 28-29, 1992
14
6
Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Meeting
November 5-6, 1992
15
1
Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Reports
undated
15
2
Correspondence - Barbara A. Green, Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Chair
undated
15
3
Correspondence - Minor Miller, Federal Committee on Apprenticeship, Executive Director (1)
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15
4
Correspondence - Minor Miller, Federal Committee on Apprenticeship, Executive Director (2)
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15
5
Correspondence - Minor Miller, Federal Committee on Apprenticeship, Executive Director (3)
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16
1
Correspondence - Minor Miller, Federal Committee on Apprenticeship, Executive Director (4)
undated
16
2
Misc. Correspondence
undated
16
3
State Apprenticeship Program Information
undated
16
4
Legislative Information
undated
16
5
Apprenticeship Surveys
undated
16
6
Articles about Apprenticeship
undated
16
7
USDOL Newsletters
undated
16
8
Picture of Federal Committee on Apprenticeship Subcommittee
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16
9
GBH Notes
undated
16
10
Residential Colleges
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Coleg Harlech
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17
1
Fircroft College
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17
2
Hillcroft College
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17
3
Holly Royde College
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17
4
Newbattle Abbey
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17
5
Ruskin College
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17
6
Urchfont Manor
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17
7
Woodbrooke
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17
8
Residential Colleges - General Information
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17
9
Danish Folk High Schools
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17
10
Newspaper Clippings
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17
11
Published Material
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Published Material
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Labor-Management Relations
VI
1970-2000
During the 1980s the United States Department of Labor (USDOL) Bureau of Labor-Management Relations and Cooperative Programs facilitated the development and promotion of new approaches to labor-management relations in the United States to reduce conflict among labor and management and to increase the adoption and use of more cooperative approaches to Labor-Management relations. This new approach was then spread through a variety of means, including publications, training workshops and seminars. USU was one of the first educational institutions in the U.S. to pilot test and use these concepts and materials in the classroom. In addition to being promoted and used in the U.S., these same materials were also translated and used in Central and Eastern Europe from 1991 to 2000 as part of the technical assistance projects carried out the USDOL with the assistance of people like Dr. Hansen.
This section contains sets of these materials, plus other documents and materials covering a variety of efforts developed to deal with collective bargaining and labor management relations in the United States from 1970 to 2000.
Collective Bargaining by Objectives Workshop
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1
1
Grievance Administration and Arbitration Workshop
undated
1
2
Grievance Handling for Mine Committee Members Program
undated
1
3
Grievance Procedures in a Non-Union Setting
undated
1
4
Impasse Resolution Presentation
undated
1
5
Interest-Based Grievance Handling Workshop
undated
1
6
An Orientation to Joint Labor-Management Initiatives Workshop
undated
1
7
Win-Win Bargaining Workshop
undated
1
8
Labor-Management Articles
undated
1
9
Labor-Management Agreements
undated
2
1
Labor-Management Surveys
undated
2
2
AT&T/CWA Quality of Work Life Reports
undated
2
3
Labor-Management Papers/Reports (1)
undated
2
4
Labor-Management Papers/Reports (2)
undated
2
5
Labor-Management Papers/Reports (3)
undated
2
6
Published Material
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3
USDOL Material
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4
LDS/Utah Topics
VII
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During his more than 40 years of travel and personal and professional activity, Professor Hansen collected a variety of documents and materials about the LDS Church and labor and economic topics related to Utah; e.g., the history of the Utah Copper industry; and the work of L. L. Nunn, a pioneer developer of electricity in Utah and other Western states. Nunn, a visionary, was interested in combining work and education in new and innovative ways in the early part of the 20th Century through the Telluride Association and Deep Springs College. This section contains materials about Deep Springs and copies of the annual reports published by the Telluride Association that were stored in the attic of the Telluride House in Ithaca, New York.
This section also contains materials about the efforts Dr. Hansen and others made to encourage the LDS church to develop educational and economic development programs in several countries, materials about missionary work carried out in Great Britain during the New Era of 1959-1961, plus other materials related to these and other topics.
GBH British Mission
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Baptized Youth in British Mission
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1
1
Canadian Pacific "Empress of Canada" Passenger Ship programme
October 1961
1
1a
"The British Mission All-Church Proselyting Plan"
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1
2
Full-Time Missionaries in Britain
1966
1
3
Great Britain Church College
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1
4
Newspaper Clippings about Mormons in Britain
undated
1
5
"A Firsthand Account of the New Era in Great Britain" by Gary B. Hansen
2015
1
6
LDS Assistance Programs in the Third World
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LDS Church Strategies for the Third World
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2
1
LDS Philippines Project
undated
2
2
LDS Welfare Services Report - Focus on Philippines
1989
2
3
LDS Welfare Services Report - Microenterprise Development
1989
2
4
"Report and Proposal: Philippine Economic Assistance Project"
1989
2
5
General LDS Topics
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Book of Mormon Archeology
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3
1
"Certain Aspects of LDS Education with Suggestions for Making it Less Theological and More Functional in Individual and Community Life"
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3
2
GBH Comments at MHA Meeting
May 5, 1978
3
3
LDS - Economic and Social
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3
4
LDS Education
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3
5
Leonard J. Arrington
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3
6
Mormon Literature
undated
3
7
"Mormonism and the Negro - and other articles on Mormonism" by GBH
undated
3
8
Mormons and Political Extremism
undated
3
9
"The Negro Question"
undated
3
10
Articles on Religion
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3
11
Newsletters from British Mission
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The New Era
September 1959 - April 1960
4
1
The New Era
May 1960 - February 1961
4
2
Scottish-Irish Mission
March 1961 - May 1961
4
3
The Conversion Era
June 1961 - December 1961
4
4
The Conversion Era
January 1962 - July 1962
4
5
General Utah Topics
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Bear River District - Overall Economic Development Plan (Draft)
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5
1
1994 Citizen Survey for Logan Transit District
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5
2
Logan Cache Redevelopment Committee
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5
3
"Logan, Utah: A 2020 Vision Strategic Plan"
undated
5
4
"Building a Workable Solution for Displaced Workers"
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5
5
Custom Fit Training
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5
6
"Doing Business in Utah"
undated
5
7
Job Search Assistance Workshop
undated
5
8
History of Banking in Utah
undated
5
9
"Net Impact Estimates: Utah Job Training Partnership Act Title III"
undated
5
10
"Parent Views on PTA and Utah Schools"
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5
11
"Retarding Economic Forces in Utah's Economy"
undated
5
12
Right to Work
undated
5
13
Utah Apprenticeship Materials
undated
5
14
1987 Annual Report - Utah Intermountain Community Learning and Info Services Project
1987
5
15
Utah's Job Connection
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6
1
Utah Teacher Crisis (1)
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6
2
Utah Teacher Crisis (2)
undated
6
3
Utah Teacher Crisis (3)
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6
4
Utah Work Force Needs Study
1995
6
5
Miscellaneous
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6
6
Utah Copper
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"A Business History of the Copper Industry of Utah, 1860-1910 (GBH MS Thesis)
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7
1
Thesis Draft
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7
2
"Abundance from the Earth: The Beginnings of Commercial Mining in Utah" by Leonard Arrington and GBH
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"The Boston Consolidated Mining Company: Cornerstone of a Copper Empire"
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7
4
"The Richest Hole on Earth: A History of the Bingham Copper Mine" by Leonard Arrington and GBH
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7
5
"Utah's Copper Industry: The First Half Century"
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7
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Advanced Monetary Theory
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7
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Bingham Copper and Gold Mining Company
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Bingham Mining District
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7
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Boston Consolidated
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Cactus Mine
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7
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Early Mining History, 1847-1868 by GBH for History 201
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7
12
"Economic Organization and Development of Utah, 1901-1956"
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7
13
Economic Reports
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7
14
Industry and Speeches
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7
15
Kennecott Copper
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7
16
Labor and Education in Utah Consolidated
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7
17
Lead and Zinc Smelters
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7
18
Notes for Lectures
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8
1
Ohio Copper Company
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8
2
Smelter Smoke
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8
3
Utah Copper Company
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8
4
Utah Government 1847-51 - E.E. Campbell
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8
5
GBH Notes
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8
6
Telluride Association
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Minutes of the Telluride Association Convention
1911-1925
9
1
Minutes of the Telluride Association Convention
1926-1939
9
2
Minutes of the Telluride Association Convention
1940-1947
9
3
Minutes of the Telluride Association Convention
1948-1955
9
4
Minutes of the Telluride Association Convention
1956-1961
9
5
Minutes of the Telluride Association Convention
1962-1968
10
1
Telluride Bulletin
December 1912 and June 1913
10
2
Telluride Newsletter
November 1924 and January 1934
10
3
Telluride Newsletter
1947-1959
10
4
Telluride Newsletter
1960-1970
10
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Telluride Association Constitution
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10
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Telluride Association Alumni Constitution
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10
7
Chancellor's Report
June 9, 1945
10
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Telluride Association Directory of Associates
1969-1970
10
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Berkeley Branch of Telluride Association
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10
10
Cornell Branch of Telluride Association
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10
11
The Telluride Student Body at Olmsted
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10
12
Pasadena Branch of the Telluride Association
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10
13
Telluride Summer Programs
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10
14
Telluride Association and the Electric Power Industry
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10
15
Telluride Career Development Study (1)
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11
1
Telluride Career Development Study (2)
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11
2
Telluride Career Development Study - GBH Notes
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11
3
Application for Membership in the Telluride Association
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11
4
Telluride Association Members, Preferees, and Widows
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11
5
Telluride Association History and Information
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11
6
Opinion of the NY Supreme Court in re Purpose and Plan of Telluride Association with Relation to Exempting its Property from Taxation
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11
7
Papers in Support of the Candidacy for Membership in TA of Robert M. Gorrell
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11
8
Excerpts from Paul P. Ashworth Autobiography on Telluride
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11
9
Misc. Telluride Association Materials
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11
10
"Pioneer Work of the Telluride Power Company" by P.N. Nunn
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11
11
"The Development of the Ontario Power Company" by P.N. Nunn
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11
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"Reminiscences of Early Electrical Development" by P.N. Nunn
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11
13
"L.L. Nunn: A Memoir"
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11
14
Deep Springs
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Deep Springs Booklets
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12
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Deep Springs Accreditation Report
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12
2
Deep Springs Alumni
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12
3
Newsletters
VIII
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This section covers a number of periodical publications that span the rise of interest in worker cooperation and Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) in the United States and Canada from the 1970s to 2005. It also contains a number of newsletters related specifically to worker cooperatives, ESOPs, workplace democracy, and other issues relating to these subjects. Anyone doing research on worker cooperatives and ESOPs would find this unique collection of newsletters of utmost value and interest.
Worker Co-ops
November 1980 - Fall 1985
1
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Worker Co-ops
December 1985 - Fall 1987
1
2
Worker Co-ops
Winter 1988 - Fall 1989
1
3
Worker Co-ops
Winter 1990-1992
1
4
The Technical Journal
February 1965 - April 1966
2
1
The Technical Journal
May 1966 - October 1968
2
2
The Technical Journal
November 1968 - December 1969
2
3
The Technical Journal
February - June 1970
2
4
GEO Newsletter
August 1991 - December 1997
3
1
GEO Newsletter
January 1998 - December 2003
3
2
GEO Newsletter
January 2004 - Spring 2006
3
3
On Course
June 1966 - Summer 1970
3
4
CB News
December 1986 - June 1991
4
1
Changing Work
Fall 1984 - Fall 1988
4
2
Changing Work
Winter 1988 - Summer 1989
4
3
Employee Ownership
June 1981 - April 1987
4
4
Workplace Democracy
Winter 1982 - Summer 1986
5
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Workplace Democracy
Fall 1986 - Fall 1989
5
2
Office Files
IX
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This section includes Prof. Hansen's professional papers and correspondence from 1967 to 2005, including memoranda and papers related to his academic work as a faculty member in the Department of Economics at USU for over 31 years. The 7000 plus pages, filed in chronological order, cover his involvement in virtually all of the topics and sections included in his collection.
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1962
1
1
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1963
1
2
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1994
1
3
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1965
1
4
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1966
1
5
Establishment of a Church College in Britain - Interviews and Drafts
1966
1
6
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1967
1
7
"Vocational Guidance: A New Role for the Church Educational System" - Drafts
1967
1
8
Industrial Training Act
1967
2
1
Letters and Information on National Manpower Taskforce Paper
1967
2
2
Outlets for Idealism
1967-1968
2
3
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1968
2
4
Latin American Church Projects
1968
2
5
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1969
2
6
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1970
2
7
Industrial Relations Research Association
May 1970
2
8
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1971
3
1
Manpower Development Service
1971-1979
3
2
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1972
3
3
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1973
3
4
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1974
3
5
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1974
4
1
Manpower Training and Development Conference
August 26-31, 1974
4
2
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1975
4
3
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1976
4
4
Granite School District - Phipps Case
August 1976
4
5
Proposals
1976-1978
4
6
Correspondence (incoming)
1976
5
1
Correspondence (outgoing)
1976
5
2
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1977
5
3
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1977
5
4
Business Advisory Service Proposal
1977
5
5
Correspondence (incoming)
1977
5
6
Correspondence (outgoing)
1977
6
1
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1978
6
2
Proposal
1978
6
3
Business and Economic Development Service
1978
6
4
Correspondence (outgoing)
1978
6
5
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1979
6
6
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1979
7
1
Garland U&I Proposal for Bear River Association of Governments
1979
7
2
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1980
7
3
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1980
7
4
MX Project Review
1980
7
5
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1981
7
6
Plant Shutdown Training
November 1981
8
1
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1982
8
2
Annual Department Heads Conference (USU)
September 1982
8
3
Manila Trip
November 16-20, 1982
8
4
Plant Shutdown Materials
1982
8
5
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1983
8
6
Productivity, Participation, and Ownership Conference
May 22-25, 1983
8
7
Shirley Moyer Case
November 15, 1983
8
8
AT&T-CWA Quality of Work Life (QWL) Conference
December 12-13, 1983
8
9
Industrial Relations and Research Association (IRRA) Talk
December 28, 1983
8
10
National Center for Occupational Readjustment (NACOR) Plant Shutdown
1983-1984
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11
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1984
9
1
Sabbatical
1984-1985
9
2
Human Resources Administration (HRA) Program
1984
9
3
Coping with Unemployment Conference
June 19-20, 1984
9
4
Study Tour
June - July 1984 (1)
9
5
Study Tour
June - July 1984 (2)
9
6
"Ford and the UAW Have a Better Idea" - Article for The Annals
September 1984
9
7
"Preventing Layoffs" - Original Manuscripts
September 1984
9
8
Designing and Effective Economic Adjustment Program for Idaho
September 9-12, 1984
9
9
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1985
10
1
Dislocated Worker Conference
February 20-22, 1985
10
2
California Economic Adjustment Team (CEAT) Article and Presentation
January - March 1985
10
3
Texas Dislocated Workers Conference
April 30 - May 1, 1985
10
4
Industrial Relations Research Association Meeting
April 17-19, 1985
10
5
National Rural Job Training Partnership Act Conference
April 21-24, 1985
10
6
Intermountain Arbitration Conference
April 24-25, 1985
10
7
The National Center for Employment Ownership Conference
April 25-27, 1985
10
8
"Preventing Layoffs" for Employee Relations Law Journal
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10
9
Committee on Education and Labor
May 15, 1985
11
1
Plant Closing Symposium
May 28-29, 1985
11
2
"Organizing the Delivery of Services" for International Manpower Journal
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11
3
International Federation of Training and Development Organisations (IFTDO) Conference
August 20-22, 1985
11
4
Trip to Britain
August 31-Septmber 16, 1985
11
5
Worker Cooperative Education Symposium
Fall 1985
11
6
Plant Closings Conference
October 8-10, 1985
11
7
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1986
11
8
Preventing Plant Closings and Layoffs Talk
1986
11
9
Employment Security in a Free Economy
January 20-21, 1986
11
10
United States Information Agency, Tour of Europe
March 1986
11
11
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Presentation, Denver
March 13, 1986
12
1
Title III Dislocated Worker Conference
April 14-17, 1986
12
2
Annual Spring Update Conference
April 24-25, 1986
12
3
United States Information Service
June 1-3, 1986
12
4
Designing an Effective Economic Adjustment Program for Maryland
July 29-31, 1986
12
5
Plant Closings/Dislocated Workers
August 3-6, 1986
12
6
Confédération Européenne des Coopératives de Production (CECOP) Conference
September 27 - October 4, 1986
12
7
Conference on American Labor History
November 15-16, 1986
12
8
Speech for Utah Small Business Development Center at BYU
December 16, 1986
12
9
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1987, January-March
12
10
Economic Dislocation and Worker Adjustment Assistance Act (EDWAA) Conference Materials
March 1987
12
11
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1987, April-August
12
12
State of Washington Plant Closure Workshop
June 1-3, 1987
12
13
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1987, September-December
12
14
Unions on Employee Ownership Conference, Palm Springs
October 9, 1987
12
15
The Governor's Conference on Employment and Training (Hawaii)
November 28 - December 1, 1987
13
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1988, January-April
13
2
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1988, May-June
13
3
Marketing Co-ops Workshop, Legrande, OR
July 31, 1988
13
4
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1988, August-September
13
5
Across the Board Article
August 1988
13
6
Fulbright Program Application
Fall 1988
13
7
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1988 October-December
13
8
Journal of Social Issues Article
1988
13
9
ALC Conference
June 6-9, 1988
13
10
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1989, January-April
13
11
US West Speech
April 18, 1989
14
1
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1989, May-June
14
2
EDWAA Guide - Master Copy
July 1989
14
3
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1989, July-December
14
4
IRRA 1989 Research Volume
1989
14
5
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1990, January-April
14
6
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1990, May-August
14
7
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1990, September-December
14
8
ILO
1990
14
9
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1991, January-March
14
10
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1991, April-June
14
11
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1991, July-September
15
1
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1991, October-December
15
2
International Panel of Specialists on Cooperatives
October 1991
15
3
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1992, January-March
15
4
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1992, April-June
15
5
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1992, July-August
15
6
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1992, September-December
15
7
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1993, January-February
15
8
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1993, March
15
9
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1993, April-May
15
10
Meeting of Experts on Cooperatives
March 29 - April 2, 1993
16
1
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1993, June
16
2
Local Employment and Economic Development Strategies, Aarhus
June 28-30, 1993 (1)
16
3
Local Employment and Economic Development Strategies, Aarhus
June 28-30, 1993 (2)
16
4
Local Employment and Economic Development Strategies, Aarhus
June 28-30, 1993 (3)
16
5
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1993, July-September
16
6
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1993, October-November
17
1
ILO Workshop on Worker Cooperatives, Bangkok
November 30 - December 21, 1993 (1)
17
2
ILO Workshop on Worker Cooperatives, Bangkok
November 30 - December 21, 1993 (2)
17
3
ILO National Workshop on Worker Cooperatives, New Delhi
December 15-17, 1993
17
4
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1993, December
17
5
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1994, January-March
17
6
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1994, April-May
18
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Cooperation Agreement on Training Center and Hiring Hall Procedures
May 1994
18
2
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1994, June
18
3
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1994, July
18
4
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1994, August
18
5
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1994, September
18
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Responsible Restructuring
September 29, 1994
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7
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1994, October
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1994, November-December
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2
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1994, January-February
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3
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1995, March (1)
19
4
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1995, March (2)
19
5
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1995, April-May
20
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1995, June-August
20
2
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1995, September-October
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3
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1995, November-December
20
4
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1996, January-February
20
5
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1996, March-April
20
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Don Snyder/Eduardo Ley Controversy
April-July 1996
21
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Collective Labor Disputes in Poland Seminar
April 22-23, 1996
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2
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1996, May-June
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3
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1996, July-September
21
4
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1996, October-December
21
5
Thailand ADB Project
1996-1997
22
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Economic Development Papers
1997
22
2
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1997, January-February
22
3
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1997, March
22
4
John Fiscella
March 1997
22
5
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1997, April
22
6
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1997, May
23
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1997, June
23
2
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1997, July and August
23
3
International Industrial Relations Association
August 26-29, 1997
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4
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1997, September
24
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1997, October
24
2
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1997, November
24
3
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1997, December
24
4
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1998, January-February
24
5
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1998, March
25
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1998, April
25
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1998, May
25
3
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1998, June
25
4
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1998, July-August
25
5
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1998, September-October
25
6
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1998, November-December
25
7
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1999, January-February
26
1
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1999, March
26
2
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1999, April
26
3
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1999, June
26
4
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1999, June-July
26
5
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1999, August-September
27
1
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1999, October-December
27
2
Partners for Economic Development in Macedonia
2000
27
3
Danube River Initiative Report
March 2000 - February 2002
27
4
2000, January-February
27
5
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2000, March-April
28
1
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2000, May
28
2
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2000, June-July
28
3
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2000, August-September
28
4
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2000, October-December
28
5
The National Dislocated Worker Conference
2000
28
6
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2001, January-March
29
1
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2001, April-August
29
2
ILO JUMP Proposal
May-July 2001
29
3
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2001, September-December
29
4
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2002
30
1
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2003
30
2
WSI Washington Meeting
January 6-10, 2003
30
3
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2004
30
4
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2005
30
5
Econ 521 - Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining, Lecture Materials
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Econ 521 - Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining, Reading Materials
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31
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Econ 524 - Economics of Worker-Owned Cooperatives, Syllabus
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31
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Econ 524 - Economics of Worker-Owned Cooperatives, Reading Materials
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31
4
Econ 620 - Reading Materials
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31
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Econ 624 - Grievance Handling and Arbitration, Lecture Materials
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31
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Collective Bargaining by Objectives and Interest-Based Negotiations, Lecture Material
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Helen Foster Snow
X
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The items in this section are from Dr. Hansen's personal collection along with Dr. Hansen's correspondence with Helen Foster Snow. Dr. Hansen became acquainted with Helen Foster Snow in 1988 while conducting research on worker cooperatives and their value as a means of job creation and economic development in developing countries. In the course of their friendship, Helen gave him materials on worker cooperatives in China, including typescripts and other published materials, and corresponded with him for several years prior to her death. Dr. Hansen also traveled to the Hoover Institution in Palo Alto, CA, where he went through the materials on China that Helen had given to that institution and xeroxed all the materials in their collection relating to worker cooperatives and the Gung Ho movement.
Helen Foster Snow was a Utah native who went to China in 1931, met and married Edgar Snow, and lived in China for nearly 10 years. In 1938, she and her husband Edgar along with a number of other international and Chinese friends started what became known as the "Indusco" worker-owned cooperative system (sometimes called the Gung Ho movement) to provide work and income to Chinese workers dislocated by the Japanese invasion of China prior to World War II. This movement subsequently created over 2,000 worker cooperatives and employed some 30,000 people during its peak wartime period of operation.
Materials concerning USU's interest in the HFS Collection
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HFS Symposium at BYU
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Hoover Institution, Stanford University (HFS materials)
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HFS Institute at USU
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1
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HFS interview - 10/17/89 (two cassette tapes)
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1
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Articles about HFS
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1
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Newspaper Clippings about Edgar Snow
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1
7
Writer-Reader Conference - Suffield, CT
1957
1
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"Spotlight on the Far East" - a dinner
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1957 Calendar from China
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1
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"Turning Point in China" by Mao Tse-Tung
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"On People's Democratic Rule" by Mao Tse-Tung
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"Teilhard de Chardin" by HFS
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13
"L'Affaire Abbe" by HFS
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14
Susan B. Anthony (great-niece of the suffragist)
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List of HFS Books
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16
Photos of HFS and Family
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17
"Transferring the Torch: A Memorial to Helen Foster Snow" by Sheril Bischoff
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Gung Ho
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2
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Bailic School at Sandan
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3
Greeting card made by a Chinese cooperative
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4
"The Contribution of Helen Foster Snow to the Promotion and Use of Group Entrepreneurship and Worker Cooperatives for Job Creation, Income Generation, and Economic Renewal" by Gary Hansen
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Rewi Alley
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6
Information about Cooperatives
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7
Chinese Cooperatives
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2
8
Chinese Cooperatives - Newspaper Clippings
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2
9
Indusco Scrapbook I: China
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Indusco Scrapbook II: Philippines and the U.S.
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Indusco Scrapbook III: China and Britain
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3
3
"Organization of Industrial Cooperatives"
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3
4
"Chinese Industrial Cooperatives"
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3
5
Philippines Indusco:
1939-1940 (1)
3
6
Philippines Indusco:
1939-1940 (2)
3
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Helen Foster Snow Letters to Gary Hansen
February - May 1990
4
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Helen Foster Snow Letters to Gary Hansen
June - August 1990
4
2
Helen Foster Snow Letters to Gary Hansen
September - December 1990
4
3
Helen Foster Snow Letters to Gary Hansen
1991
4
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Helen Foster Snow Letters to Gary Hansen
1992
4
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Helen Foster Snow Letters to Gary Hansen
1993
4
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Helen Foster Snow Letters to Gary Hansen
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Helen Foster Snow Letters to Gary Hansen
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4
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Misc. letters to HFS
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Misc. letters to Gary Hansen concerning HFS
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Unidentified letters and writings
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5
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Indian cape given to HFS by Indira Ghandi
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"Ethics and Energism" Parts 1&2
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"Ethics and Energism" Parts 3-6
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"First Principles"
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"The Guilford Story or Menancatuck Plantation"
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"Gung Ho Papers"
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5
"The Land Beyond the Kuttawoo"
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"The Land Beyond the Kuttawoo"
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"Long Thoughts 1982"
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"Longer Thoughts 1984" First Folio, Parts I&II
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"Longer Thoughts 1984" First Folio, Part III
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"Longer Thoughts 1984" Second Folio to Appendices
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"Long Thoughts 1989"
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"Long Thoughts 1989"
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9
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"Mao Country" Part I, Sections 1&2
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"Mao Country" Part I, Sections 3&4
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"Mao Country" Part II
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"Mao Country" Part I, Sections 1&2
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"Mao Country" Part I, Sections 3&4 - Part II
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9
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"Notes on the Beginnings of the Industrial Cooperatives in China"
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10
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"Notes on the Early History of Madison, CT" Part I
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"Notes on the Early History of Madison, CT" Parts II-VIII
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10
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"Notes on the History of Damariscove Island in Maine" Prologue
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10
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"Notes on the History of Damariscove Island in Maine" Preface
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10
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"The Perpetual Pilgrims"
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10
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"Primitives and Pastorals"
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10
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"Profiles from China"
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10
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"The Root and the Branch: The Founding of New England and the Civil War in England, 1635-1652" Parts One - Five
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"The Root and the Branch" Parts 6-9
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11
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"The Root and the Branch" Part 10-Epilogue
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11
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"Totemism, the T'ao-T'ieh, and the Chinese Ritual Bronzes"
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11
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"Unlacquered Tales from China"
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Clarence J. Hansen and Ruth Hansen Bruerton WWI Materials
XI
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This series contains materials originating from Gary Hansen's father, Clarence J. Hansen, including a journal and other items brought home from his World War I service as a Field Artillery Officer in the American Expeditionary Forces in France. After the Armistice in November 1918, his unit traveled into Germany as part of an occupying force. His unit sailed from France to New York in the spring of 1919 where he was mustered out of the Army and returned home. It also contains a 30 plus page account of his wartime experiences, including a typescript version of his journal and a speech that he gave on Memorial Day in 1952 to students at Ben Lomond High School in which he talked about his wartime experiences.
The section also includes a 26 page account prepared by Dr. Hansen of the World War I nursing service of his aunt, Ruth Hansen Bruerton. He prepared and submitted this document about her and the Lt. C.J. Hansen document for inclusion in the national Veterans History Project.
Certificate of Graduation from Officers' Training School
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Saumur Artillery School
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Appointment as 2nd Lieutenant of Field Artillery in U.S. Army
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New Testament Given to C.J. Hansen
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C.J. Hansen WWI Diaries
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C.J. Hansen WWI Diaries - Transcript
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Boat to France - Bunk Cards, Bunk Assignment, Instructions for Lookout
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Trip to Bordeaux and Paris
February 23-27, 1919
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Orders to Report to Camp Upton
May 3, 1919
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Honorable Discharge
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Fd 3: Appointment as 2nd Lieutenant of Field Artillery in Reserve Corps
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Personal Correspondence
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Soldier Home Addresses
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Identity Card
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Veteran's ID Card
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Officer's Record Book
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War Risk Insurance
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Artilleryman's Manual
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Gunnery and Explosives for Field Artillery Officers
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"The 130th Filed Artillery Record"
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"Yanks" - Poetry of the American Expeditionary Forces
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Newspaper Clippings
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Misc. Receipts, Stubs, and other materials collected in Europe
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Misc. Documents
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Memorial Letter from Kennedy White House
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Regimental History - 342nd Field Artillery, 89th Division
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"Account of C.J. Hansen's WWI Service - Compiled by Gary Hansen
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Map - Trier
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Map - France
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Map - "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes and Cyclistes: Nord-Est de la France"
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Map - Chambley
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Map - Champ de Tir de Fonteurault
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Map - Gravelotte
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Map - Secteur Toulon
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Postcards - Somme
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Postcards - Reims
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Postcards - Verdun
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Postcards - Trier
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Postcards - Versailles
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Postcards - Paris
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Postcards - Misc
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"A Day at Versailles: Illustrated Guide to the Museum, Palace, Parc, and Trianons"
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"La France et Ses Allies"
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Cigar box containing Hansen's uniform pins and cords, wallet, identification tags, wallet, coins, locket, and an iron cross
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The Ogden Examiner, September 14, 1918; The Ogden Examiner and The Ogden Standard declaring Armistice, November 11, 1918; Life Magazine issue about WWI, March 1964; Utah Reveille, March 1962; National News, November 1958; The Torch, April 1962; picture labeled "Varennes"
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Forest Service Notebook
Summer 1919
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C.J. Hansen's Thesis - "Studies on the Control of Loose Smut of Wheat"
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"Botany 50: 1927-1928, C.J. Hansen"
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C.J. Hansen's Class Notes
1927-1928
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C.J. Hansen's Master's Diploma
June 2, 1928
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Lefax Calendar
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"Handbook for Railway Express Employees" and C.J. Hansen's Badge
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"War Production and VE-Day, Second Report"
April 1, 1945
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WWII Materials
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"A Testimonial in Honor of the Bishopric" North Ogden Ward
January 31, 1944
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"Dedicatorial Services" North Ogden LDS 2nd Ward
November 21, 1954
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"Ogden's Artesian Wells"
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"History of Cultivated Plants Common in the State of Utah" by C.J. Hansen and C.E. Cooley
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"Military Service by the Extended Family Members of Clarence James Hansen and Lena Barker Hansen" by Gary B. Hansen
2014
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Joseph and Frances Alice Chadwick Barker family papers
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The items in this series are from the personal collection of Gary B. Hansen and include a number of historical documents and papers that he acquired from Lena B. Hansen around 1970. They represent the lives and work of his maternal grandparents, Joseph Barker and Frances Alice Chadwick, who were born in North Ogden, Utah, to pioneer settlers. Lifetime residents of Weber County from 1867 to 1937, the couple married on November 21, 1888, and operated a farm and dairy in the North Ogden and Huntsville areas.
This section includes the five categories of documents and other items relating to their lives: (1) Joseph Barker's missionary journal and the letters he wrote to his wife Frances while he served an LDS mission to Great Britain from April 1894 to May of 1896, plus a photocopy of Joseph Barker's mission call by President Wilford Woodruff, a typed copy of Joseph Barker's missionary journal, photographs of Joseph Barker and his missionary companions, and miscellaneous articles and notes. (2) Joseph Barker's farm records, correspondence, Articles of Incorporation of the Cold Water Creek Irrigation Company, biographical sketches and other items about farming, etc. (3) Joseph and Frances Barker's school notebooks, report cards, slates Joseph and Frances used along with other materials while they were in school. (4) Journal kept by Joseph Barker of the trip he and his wife made to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, NY in 1901. (5) "Joseph and Frances Alice Chadwick Barker Family Narrative," a history of their family written by their daughter Lena B. Hansen on May 20, 1971, and a reel-to-reel tape and cassette tape of Lena B. Hansen reading her "Joseph and Frances Alice Chadwick Barker Family Narrative."
Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
March 20, 1894 – January 31, 1895
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Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
January 31, 1895 – June 25, 1895
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Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
June 26, 1895 – November 30, 1895
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Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
December 1, 1895 – May 31, 1896
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Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
April 20, 1894 – October 14, 1894
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Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
May 15, 1894 – April 1, 1895
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Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
October 15, 1894 – January 30, 1895
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Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
April 13, 1895 – September 13, 1895
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Joseph Barker Missionary Journal
May 10, 1896 – September 21, 1896
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Account Book
1894-1896
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Genealogy
January 20, 1896
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Daily Record of Missionary Efforts
May 15, 1895 – May 5, 1896
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Transcription of Joseph Barker Missionary Journal (1) and Daily Record of Missionary Efforts
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Photographs of Joseph Barker
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Photographs of Joseph Barker's Missionary Companions
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Letters
April 21, 1894 – December 26, 1894
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Letters
January 4, 1895 – December 26, 1895
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Letters
January 4, 1896 – May 15, 1896
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Other Correspondence
May 19, 1918
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Joseph Barker Missionary Call
March 20, 1894
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(photocopy)
Misc. Articles and Notes
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Joseph Barker – Harper's Spelling and Dictation Blank
1886
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Joseph Barker – Correspondence
1886-1930
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Joseph Barker – Warranty Deeds
1890 and 1892
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Joseph Barker – photograph of W.W. Browning and Joseph Barker's Hen
1894
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Joseph Barker – Farm Accounts Book
1897
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Joseph Barker – Biographical Sketch from Portrait, Genealogical, and Biographical Record of the State of Utah
1902
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Abstract of Title
1910
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Joseph Barker – Articles of Incorporation of the Cold Water Creek Irrigation Company
1912
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Joseph Barker – The American Jersey Cattle Club Annual Report
1941-1942
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Joseph Barker – Misc. School Papers
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Joseph Barker Co. Materials
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[store ledger?]
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Francis Chadwick Barker – Payson, Dunham, and Scribner's National System of Penmanship Book
1876
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Francis Chadwick Barker – Quarterly Report of Scholar's Attendance, No. Ogden Ward
1880
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Francis Chadwick Barker – Notebook
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Francis Chadwick Barker – Report Card
1884
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Francis Chadwick Barker – Notebook
1886
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Francis Chadwick Barker – Account Books to Accompany Duff's Common School Bookkeeping
1887
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Francis Chadwick Barker – Correspondence
1904-1945
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker – Journal of trip to Pan American Exposition, Buffalo, NY
1901
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker – Correspondence
1936
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"Joseph and Frances Alice Chadwick Barker Family Narrative"
1971
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"Joseph and Frances Alice Chadwick Barker Family Narrative" reel-to-reel tape
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"Joseph and Frances Alice Chadwick Barker Family Narrative" cassette tape
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Military Service
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When Hansen graduated from high school in 1953, he attended Utah State Agricultural College (now Utah State University), where he graduated with a BS in 1957 and received a commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Army Ordnance Corps. Lt. Hansen entered the U.S. Army in July 1957, serving at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland and Tooele Army Ordnance Depot in Utah, and received an honorable discharge as a 1st Lieutenant in June 1959.
Chemical Biological Radiological – U.S. Army Ordnance School
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Modern Army Supply System – Raritan Arsenal, Metuchen, New Jersey
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U.S. Army Ordnance School – Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland – Class President Materials
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Ordnance Direct Support Operations – Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
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Informational Guide – Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
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Armor in Attack – The Ordnance School, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
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Toole Ordnance Depot – Available Facilities Brochure
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Notebook from Aberdeen Proving Ground
1957
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Notes for Semi-Annual Historical Summary of the Toole Ordnance Depot
July 1 - December 31, 1958
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Toole Ordnance Depot – Financial Statements
1958-1959
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Memos and Special Orders
1957-1959
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The Robert Gardner and Nellie Barker Gardner letters
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This series is made up of family letters, the majority of which being between Robert Gardner and Nellie Barker Gardner. Robert and Nellie got married on August 30, 1916, and had three children; Ellen born on May 29, 1920, Wilford Robert born on October 19, 1925, and Herbert Reed born on November 1, 1928. Nellie is the sister of Lena Barker Hansen, Gary B. Hansen's mother. The letters date from 1913 to 1956 and include Robert's letters to Nellie both during courtship and marriage, and also Nellie's letters to her parents and sister Lena.
Typed Transcript of the letters
2010
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Transcript was typed by Robert Gardner, son of Wilford Gardner and grandson of the Robert Gardner in these letters.
Dance Programs
26 February 1912 - 3 June 1916
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Robert Gardner and Nellie Barker courtship letters
8 August 1913 - 17 September 1914
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Gary B. Hansen autobiography
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"Adventures of a Million Miler," chapters 1-5
2010
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Transcript was typed by Robert Gardner, son of Wilford Gardner and grandson of the Robert Gardner in these letters.
"Adventures of a Million Miler," chapters 6-9
2010
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