Descriptive Summary
The Catholic University of America, The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives
1943-1958
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Records of the Congress of Industrial Organizations
59 linear feet; 116 boxes, 1 oversized box
The CIO Records Collection originated from the main office of the national CIO located in Washington, DC. The records span from 1934-1958, but the vast majority encompass 1936-1955, the CIO's years as an independent labor federation.
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Historical Note
Discontented leaders of the American Federation of Labor (AFL) formed the Committee for Industrial Organizations (CIO) after the 1935 AFL Convention. The AFL's refusal to organize workers on an industrial model motivated John L. Lewis, United Mine Workers Union (UMW) President, Sidney Hillman, Amalgamated Clothing Workers (ACW) President, and other AFL leaders to form the CIO. The renegade union leaders also argued that the union movement should be more active in politics and enlist the support of the federal government in labor relations. Both worker activism, as embodied in major strikes in 1934 in San Francisco, Toledo, and Minneapolis, and federal government actions that favored union recognition, particularly passage of the Wagner Act earlier in 1935, encouraged Lewis, Hillman and the others. The CIO quickly evolved into an independent and competing union federation. At its first Constitutional Convention in 1938 the CIO changed its name to the Congress of Industrial Organizations, demonstrating its already established autonomy.
Although CIO leaders envisioned a more activist labor federation that included national unions organized on an industrial model, they had no clear idea of an alternative central federation structure. Consequently, the CIO national office created a national federation structure quite similar to the AFL's. The national CIO office certainly incurred more responsibility than the AFL central office. For example, it more aggressively assisted organizing drives throughout the country and quickly become a major participant in national politics. But the primary decision-making unit remained, like in the AFL, the individual national unions.
Other aspects of the CIO national office also mirrored its AFL counterpart. The CIO recreated the state and local labor federations found in the AFL. Chartered by the CIO national office, the state and local Industrial Union Councils (IUC) organized collaborative labor union activities in their own jurisdiction. The IUCs were composed of local unions which voluntary affiliated and financed the IUCs based on per-capita dues. IUC activities depended on the energy and strength of the member unions and included, but was not limited to, political action, local strike and organizing support, public events and celebrations. Bitter factional fights also developed in some state and local IUCs between the right and left wings of the labor movement. The national CIO resolved these disputes in places like the Los Angeles IUC (California) and the Wayne County IUC (Michigan).
Finally, the CIO also chartered Local Industrial Unions (LIU) directly affiliated with the CIO national office (as opposed to a national union). The LIUs were the rough equivalent of the AFL's Federal Labor Unions. Workers in industries where no appropriate national union existed created Local Industrial Unions, which were designed to be temporary. When enough workers joined LIUs in a particular industry the directly affiliated unions were to join together and create their own national union. In reality the LIUs were small and often short-lived local unions composed of workers in typically non unionized job categories. For example, the CIO chartered LIU #765, United Dispensary Workers, Louisville, Kentucky; LIU #1617, United Basket Workers, Garretsville, Ohio; and LIU #1641 (miscellaneous workers), in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In 1953 the CIO finally moved aggressively to move the idiosyncratic group of LIUs into the most appropriate national union.
While it created the central office and chartered its affiliated structures during the last half of the 1930s, the CIO also successfully utilized increased worker activism and a temporarily encouraging National Labor Relations Board (created by the Wagner Act to certify unions and encourage collective bargaining) to its advantage. The infant union federation scored important breakthroughs in the targeted mass industries, particularly in auto, steel, electrical, and rubber plants. For instance, the national CIO's Steelworkers Organizing Committee (SWOC) scored some early triumphs in the open shop steel industry and led to the formation of the United Steelworkers of America in 1942. The CIO's commitment to organizing all unskilled, semi-skilled, and skilled workers in an industry in one union meshed with its explicit pledge to organize workers regardless of race or religion into egalitarian unions. Although the CIO unions actual commitment to racial equality was uneven and imperfectly implemented, many African-American workers in the mass industries found an entrance into the labor movement that had been previously denied.
The CIO's reliance on the federal government increased during World War II. CIO leaders traded a wartime no-strike pledge (sometimes ignored by workers) for the federal government's help in increasing the stability of union membership. The federal government formed a series of tripartite organizations, like the National Defense Mediation Board and the National War Labor Board, manned by labor, government, and public representatives, to maintain wartime labor peace and increase production. The federal government also approved and encouraged maintenance of membership and dues check off agreements which helped stabilize union membership during the war.
When World War II ended in 1945 the CIO appeared to be in a strong position. But federal government support of unionization during World War II ended with the War. The post-World War II period saw a strong backlash against CIO progress. Industry leaders sought a retraction in CIO growth and in 1947 Congress passed the Taft-Hartley Act. The Taft-Hartley Act--referred to by many in the CIO as the "slave labor act"--limited union actions in a number of different ways. For example, it made some union tactics illegal, like secondary boycotts; the Act allowed states to pass right-to-work laws that hampered union stability, primarily utilized in the south; and it mandated that union leaders sign affidavits pledging that they were not Communist party members. Not long after the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act the CIO expelled 11 unions for being Communist dominated.
By the time that AFL President William Green and CIO President Philip Murray died in 1952, the most important differences separating the CIO and the AFL had vanished. In response to the CIO's earlier activism and success, the AFL became more active, increased membership and participated more aggressively in politics. New federation presidents, George Meany (AFL) and Walter Reuther (CIO), completed a merger between the competing labor federations in 1955. The newly created American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) ended the CIO's twenty year tenure as an independent and competing labor federation.
Scope and Contents
The CIO Records Collection originated from the main office of the national CIO located in Washington, DC. The records span from 1934-1958, but the vast majority encompass 1936-1955, the CIO's years as an independent labor federation. Throughout the CIO Records Collection researchers will find central office work completed by the entire CIO office staff, included most prominently are John Brophy, Katherine Pollick Ellickson, Len DeCaux, Walter Smethhurst, Anthony Smith, Allen Haywood, and Ralph Hetzel. Although much of the correspondence that the CIO office staff is responding to was mailed to CIO Presidents' John Lewis (1935-1940) and Phil Murray (1940-1952), only rarely do the records document work done by them. The records appear to be from a central office filing location which many people in the office had access to, filed into, and probably referred to while conducting routine office business. As a whole, the CIO Records Collection documents the creation of the CIO's central bureaucracy and all its component structures.
The records are divided into six series. The first four series, (1) National and International Union Series, (2) State Industrial Union Councils Series, (3) Local Industrial Union Councils Series, and (4) Local Industrial Unions Series, have been maintained primarily in the order they were originally transferred.
Series 1, the National and International Unions Series, is composed of correspondence with national and international unions. The records are uneven, with unions established before the CIO being only sparsely documented and unions created after the CIO came into existence, like the Utility Workers Union, more substantially documented. These CIO created national unions usually began as organizing committees, such as the Utility Workers Organizing Committee, and then later became formal national unions. There are significant organizing drives and union conflicts documented in these files, but inconsistently so.
Series 2 and series 3, the State and Local IUC Series respectively, are primarily correspondence files focused on the chartering of local and state IUCs and documenting the CIO's help when problems occurred. Much of the correspondence is routine, but difficulties related to jurisdictional problems and factional squabbles are included at times. Researchers should note that these two series in particular are chronologically and topically inconsistent.
Series 4, the Local Industrial Unions Series, is composed of records related specifically to chartering LIUs and their dispersal to national unions. Although the records are slim, this appears to be a complete record of the CIO's chartering of LIUs and their movement into national unions.
Series 5, the Central Office Correspondence Series, is composed of two previously independent groups of records that were accidentally separated at the AFL-CIO offices and sent to the CUA Archives in two separate installments. The AFL-CIO transferred an incomplete alphabetical run of central office correspondence in 1964 another incomplete alphabetical run of correspondence identified as Labor's Non-Partisan League in 1967. The Labor's Non-Partisan League Correspondence Series had been available for research at the CUA Archives as a separate series prior to May 2000. It was determined, however, that the two transfers were both central office correspondence. These records are now merged into a single Central Office Correspondence Series (5). The series contains routine correspondence sent primarily to John L. Lewis and Phil Murray and often includes the response of the CIO office staff member. The correspondence covers topics like routine requests for information and CIO pamphlets, requests for CIO speakers at public events, compliments and criticisms of John L. Lewis, and general correspondence from other outside organizations and persons.
Series 6, the Export-Import Bank Series, is composed of materials sent to the CUA Archives in 1976. It contains reports and correspondence related to Senate Bill 3589 which sought to strengthen the Export-Import Bank and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Although the CIO Records Collection--along with the James Carey CIO Secretary-Treasurer Papers, the Katherine Pollick Ellickson Papers, and the Sidney Hillman Papers--is one of only a few collections of archival materials from the national CIO office available to researchers, its content is uneven. There is strong evidence that the collection was purged before it came to Catholic University. A researcher from CUA who used the CIO Records Collection and conducted research in the AFL-CIO office in the 1960s, shortly after the CIO Records Collection was transferred to the CUA Archives, claims to have been told that the CIO records were purged twice of sensitive materials. Several subsequent reseachers and ourselves have also noted the sparseness of the records. This would explain the absence of some of the important factional conflicts in CIO unions and in the CIO's state and local bodies. For example, much of the material available in the Wayne County and Michigan CIO IUC Collections at the Walter P. Reuther Library of Labor History and Urban Affairs is missing. However, some areas of the CIO Records Collection still have important historical materials. Many regional areas and unions, Los Angeles and the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, for example, contain valuable documentary evidence demonstrating the growth of unions, organization efforts, and factional conflicts within CIO structures at local, state and national levels. Moreover, the collection as a whole demonstrates the creation of the CIO bureaucracy, from a relatively small collection of national unions that opposed the AFL with no central structures holding them together, to an organization with a stable internal staff, and a strong nationwide presence of local and state wide labor organizations.
Arrangement
The Records of the Congress of Industrial Organizations consists of six series:
- Series 1: National and International Unions, 1934-1958 (Boxes 1-21)
- Series 2: State Industrial Union Councils, 1938-1956 (Boxes 22-29)
- Series 3: Local Industrial Union Councils, 1936-1956 (Boxes 30-52)
- Series 4: Local Industrial Unions, 1937-1957 (Boxes 53-76)
- Series 5: Central Office Correspondence, 1936-1941 (Boxes 77-115)
- Series 6: Import-Export Bank, 1953-1954 (Box 116)
Restrictions on Access
There are no access restrictions.
The American Catholic Research Center and University Archives:
CIO Executive Board Meetings, microfilm edition (guide available), Volumes 1-2, 1935-1941
Additional Major Archival Sources on the CIO and Its National Unions:
, Labor-Management Documentation Center, Cornell University (Ithaca, NY):
, University of Virginia Library (Charlottesville, VA):
W. Jett Lauck Papers
Labor History Archives, George Washington University:
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (San Francisco, CA) Library (Charlottesville, VA):
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union Records
Pennsylvania State University, (University Park, PA):
, Duke University (Durham, NC):
CIO Organizing Committee (Operation Dixie)
Rutgers University Libraries, (New Brunswick, NJ):
(Madison, Wisconsin):
, University of Pittsburgh Library (Pittsburgh, PA):
, University of Maryland (College Park, MD):
, University of Texas-Arlington (Arlington, TX):
, Wayne State University (Detroit, MI):
Index Terms
This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Organizations:
American Committee for Defense of Foreign Born--Correspondence
American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born--Correspondence
American Communications Association
American Labor Party--Correspondence
American Legion-Correspondence
American Newspaper Guild--Hearst Newspaper Co.--strike
American Student Union--Correspondence
American Youth Congress--Correspondence
Communications Workers of America
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Federal Council of Churches--Correspondence
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians
Fortune Magazine--Correspondence
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemens' Union
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
International Woodworkers of America
Labor's Non-Partisan League--Correspondence
League for Industrial Democracy--Correspondence
Los Angeles Industrial Union Council
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People--Correspondence
National Maritime Union
National Negro Congress--Correspondence
National Religion and Labor Foundation--Correspondence
Oil Workers International Union
Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Workers International Union
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union
State, County, and Municipal Workers of America
Textile Workers Union of America
Transport Workers of America
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Worker of America
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America
United Federal Workers
United Furniture Workers of America
United Office and Professional Workers of America
United Packinghouse Workers of America
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union
United Railroad Workers of America
United Rubber Workers of America
United Shoe Workers of America
United Steelworkers of America
Utility Workers Union of America
Workers' Alliance--Correspondence
Works Progress Administration--Correspondence
Persons:
Brophy, John
DaCaux, Len--Correspondence
Ellickson, Katherine Pollick--Correspondence
Lewis, John L.--Correspondence
Subjects:
Legislation--Import-Export Bank
Local Industrial Union Councils
Local Industrial Unions
State Industrial Union Councils
Trade unions--Jurisdictional disputes
Washington (D.C.)
Acquisition Information
The American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) transferred the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) Records Collection to the Department of Archives, Manuscripts, and Museum Collections (now the American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives) at The Catholic University of America in four separate installments between 1962 and 1976. The AFL-CIO transferred the first four series (State Industrial Union Councils, Local Industrial Union Councils, National and International Unions, and Local Industrial Unions) to the CUA Archives in the first installment in 1962. This transfer, the largest of the four, contained 41.5 linear feet. The AFL-CIO added 9.5 linear feet of central office correspondence in 1964 and 4 linear feet of what was identified by the AFL-CIO as Labor's Non-Partisan League correspondence in 1967. Finally, in 1976 the AFL-CIO library transferred a small last installment, 0.5 linear foot, of materials related to Import-Export Bank legislation.
Processing Information
Processing completed in September 2000 by Joseph Turrini. Data Entry: Clint Tibbs, Joseph Turrini. EAD markup completed in March 2005 by Washington Research Library Consortium. Additional EAD markup completed in October 2005 by Jordan Patty. EAD revisions in 2013 by Michael J. Dobbs and 2017 by Shane T. MacDonald.
Selected Introductory Bibliography on CIO History and Sources
Bernstein, Irving. "The Turbulent Years. A History of the American Worker". Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1970.
Brody, David. "The CIO After 50 Years: A Historical Reckoning." Dissent (fall 1985): 457-472. [reprinted in David Brody, Workers in Industrial America: Essays on the 20th Century Struggle, 2nd ed., 1993, 135-156.]
Goldfield, Michael. "Race and the CIO: The Possibilities of Racial Egalitarianism During the 1930s and 1940s." International Labor and Working-Class History 44 (fall 1993): 1-32. [Article followed by symposium and comments, ILWCH 44 (fall, 1993): 33-63.]
Green, James. "Working Class History in the 1940s: A Bibliographical Essay." Radical America 9 (July-August 1975): 206-213
Lichtenstein, Nelson. "Labor's War At Home: The CIO During World War II." Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982.
Lynd, Staughton. ed. "We Are All Leaders: The Alternative Unionism of the 1930s." Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1996.
Preis, Art. "Labor's Giant Step: Twenty Years of the CIO." New York: Pathfinder Press, 1964.
Rosen, Sumner M. "The CIO Era, 1935-55." In Julius Jacobson ed. The Negro and the American Labor Movement (New York: Doubleday, 1968) 188-208.
Rosswurm, Steve. "An Overview and Preliminary Assessment of the CIO's Expelled Unions." in The CIO's Left-Led Unions ed. Steve Rosswurm. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1992, 1-18.
Zieger, Robert H. "The CIO, 1935-1955. " Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1998. [Symposium on Zieger book in Labor History 1999.]
Zieger, Robert H. "Toward the History of the CIO: A Bibliographical Report." Labor History 26:4 (fall 1985): 487-516.
_______. "The CIO: A Bibliographical Update and Archival Guide." Labor History 31:4 (fall 1990): 413-440.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Series 1: National and International Unions,
1934-1958
(21 boxes)
This series contains correspondence from national and local unions to national CIO offices. Interspersed sporadically throughout are union constitutions, union meeting minutes, proceedings, resolutions, clippings, and organizing reports sent to the national CIO. The records are very uneven, with some national union files having only minimal routine correspondence of little value and others covering important topics like jurisdictional conflicts, strikes, organizing campaigns, internal union politics, financial matters, and union mergers. As a general guideline, national unions well established prior to the formation of the CIO, like the ACWA, are only minimally documented, while unions created by the CIO--often initially as Organizing Committees--like the Utility Workers Organizing Committee and the Steelworkers Organizing Committee, are more likely to be better documented in the records.
The records are organized by union in alphabetical order.
1
1
Airline Mechanics Association,
1945
1
2
Aluminum Workers of America,
1935-1938
1
3
Aluminum Workers of America,
1941-1942
1
4
Aluminum Workers of America,
1943-1944
1
5
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers,
1938
1
6
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America (ACWA),
1936-1939
1
7
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America (ACWA),
1943-1953
1
8
Amalgamated Lithographers of America,
1946, 1951-1952
1
9
American Communications Association, NLRB brief, Western Union Telegraph Company,
Aug-38
1
10
American Communications Association,
Aug-38
1
11
American Communications Association,
1940
1
12
American Communications Association,
1941
1
13
American Communications Association,
1942-1946
1
14
American Communications Association,
1947-1948
1
15
American Communications Association,
February-March 1949
1
16
American Communications Association,
Apr-49
1
17
American Communications Association, expulsion from CIO,
November-December 1949
1
18
American Federation of Labor (AFL), AFL-CIO unity talks,
1946-1949
1
19
American Federation of Teachers (AFT),
1936-1937
1
20
American Newspaper Guild (ANG),
1936-1937
1
21
American Newspaper Guild (ANG),
1938
1
22
American Newspaper Guild (ANG), Chicago Newspaper Guild strike against Chicago Herald & Examiner, and Evening American (Hearst Newspaper Co.),
Jan-39
1
23
American Newspaper Guild (ANG), "Guild Hearst Strike News" (strike newspaper),
Jan-39
1
24
American Newspaper Guild (ANG), Chicago Newspaper Guild strike against the Chicago Herald & Examiner and Evening American (Hearst Newspaper Co.),
February-November 1939
1
25
American Newspaper Guild (ANG),
1940-1942
1
26
American Newspaper Guild (ANG),
1943-1944
2
1
American Newspaper Guild (ANG), officers' convention report,
Jun-46
2
2
American Newspaper Guild (ANG),
1948-1949, 1953
2
3
American Radio Association,
1948-1951
2
4
Barbers' and Beauty Culturists' Union of America,
1937
2
5
Barbers' and Beauty Culturists' Union of America,
1938-1940
2
6
Barbers' and Beauty Culturists' Union of America,
1941
2
7
Barbers' and Beauty Culturists' Union of America,
1943, 1946
2
8
Brotherhood of Utility Employees of America,
1935-1936
2
9
Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO), financial records,
November 1935-April 1936
2
10
Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO),
1936
2
11
Communications Workers of America (CWA), affiliation with CIO,
February-March 1949
2
12
Communications Workers of America (CWA), report on CWA convention,
Jun-49
2
13
Communications Workers of America (CWA),
May-October 1949
2
14
Communications Workers of America (CWA), constitution,
Mar-50
2
15
Communications Workers of America (CWA), CWA convention highlights,
Jul-50
2
16
Communications Workers of America (CWA),
1950, 1953
2
17
Department Stores Organizing Committee, Macy's contract,
Feb-39
2
18
Department Stores Organizing Committee,
1939, 1951, 1955
2
19
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians,
1936
2
20
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians,
1937
2
21
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians, "Organizers' Information Bulletin" (newsletters),
September-December 1937
2
22
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians,
1938
2
23
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians,
1939
2
24
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians,
1940
2
25
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians,
1941-1943
2
26
Federation of Architects, Chemists and Technicians,
1944-1945
3
1
Federation of Flat Glass Workers of America,
1937
3
2
Federation of Flat Glass Workers of America,
1938
3
3
Federation of Flat Glass Workers of America,
1939-1941
3
4
Federation of Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers of America,
1943, 1947, 1954
3
5
Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union of America (FTA),
1937, 1945-1946
3
6
Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union of America (FTA),
1947-1950
3
7
Government and Civic Employees Organizing Committee,
1950-1953
3
8
Government and Civic Employees Organizing Committee,
1955
3
9
Government and Civic Employees Organizing Committee, AFSCME merger,
1956
3
10
Hotel and Restaurant Employee's Alliance and Bartender's International League of America,
1937-1938
3
11
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
November 1936-May 1937
3
12
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
June-October 1937
3
13
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
January-March 1938
3
14
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
April-August 1938
3
15
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
1939-1940
3
16
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
1943
3
17
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
1944
3
18
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
1946
3
19
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
1947
3
20
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
1948
3
21
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA),
1949-1950
3
22
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (IUMSWA), organizing report,
Jan-53
3
23
Insurance and Allied Workers Organizing Committee,
1950-1951
3
24
Insurance and Allied Workers Organizing Committee, organizing report,
Feb-52
3
25
Insurance and Allied Workers Organizing Committee, organizational and financial report,
1953
3
26
Insurance and Allied Workers Organizing Committee,
1952-1953
4
1
International Association of Mechanic Welders,
Nov-35
4
2
International Fishermen and Allied Workers of America,
1937-1938
4
3
International Fishermen and Allied Workers of America, "Federated Fishermen Council of the Pacific Coast Convention Minutes",
Dec-37
4
4
International Fishermen and Allied Workers of America, "United Fishermen's Union of the Pacific Convention Minutes",
Dec-38
4
5
International Fishermen and Allied Workers of America, "Federated Fishermen's Council of the Pacific Convention Minutes",
Dec-38
4
6
International Fishermen and Allied Workers of America,
1939, 1942, 1945, 1949
4
7
International Fur and Leather Workers Union, merger with National Leather Workers Association,
1939
4
8
International Fur and Leather Workers Union,
1939, 1942
4
9
International Fur and Leather Workers Union, constitution,
Dec-42
4
10
International Fur and Leather Workers Union,
1943
4
11
International Fur and Leather Workers Union,
1944, 1949
4
12
International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union,
1937-1938
4
13
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU),
1937
4
14
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU),
1938
4
15
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU),
1939-1940
4
16
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU), jurisdictional conflict with ILA,
Dec-40
4
17
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU),
1944-1946
4
18
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU), Department of Labor Report on jurisdictional conflict at S.S. Mello Franco,
Aug-46
4
19
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU),
April-June 1948
4
20
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU),
July-December 1948
4
21
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU),
1949
4
22
International Metal Engravers Union,
1946
4
23
International Typographical Union (ITU),
1937
5
1
International Union of Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers (IUE),
1950, 1953
5
2
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
1936
5
3
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
1937
5
4
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, "Miner's Voice," December 1937 (Butte Miner's newspaper) and "Blue Card Record" April 16, 1937 (Tri-State Metal, Mine, and Smelter Workers Union newspaper, Oklahoma),
1937
Scab Paper written across top of the "Blue Card Record."
5
5
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
January-May 1938
5
6
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
June-December 1938
5
7
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
1939
5
8
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
1941
5
9
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
1942-1943
5
10
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
1944-1946
5
11
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, CIO convention report,
Feb-47
5
12
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers,
1947-1950
5
13
International Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers of America,
1946
5
14
International Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers of America,
1948-1951
5
15
International Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers of America,
1952-1955
5
16
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
June-July 1937
5
17
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
August-December 1937
5
18
International Woodworkers of America (IWA), "The Northwest Lumber Strike," report by Eldridge W. Sinclair,
[c. 1937]
This is a 70 page report with lots of information on lumber workers in the west between 1926 and 1934. 1
5
19
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
February-April 1938
5
20
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
Jul-38
5
21
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
August-November 1938
5
22
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
March-April 1939
6
1
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
June-July 1939
6
2
International Woodworkers of America (IWA), IWA report to United States Joint Committee on Forestry,
Dec-39
6
3
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
1940
6
4
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
1942
6
5
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
1943-1944
6
6
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
January-July 1945
6
7
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
September-December 1945
6
8
International Woodworkers of America (IWA), "Officer's Report to the IWA Constitutional Convention",
Nov-45
6
9
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
1946-1948
6
10
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
March-August 1949
6
11
International Woodworkers of America (IWA),
1950-1952
6
12
International Woodworkers of America (IWA), "Officer's Report to the IWA Constitutional Convention",
Sep-52
6
13
Leather Workers Organizing Committee,
December 1954-1955
6
14
Leather Workers Organizing Committee, constitution,
Nov-55
6
15
Mechanics Educational Society of America (MESA),
Sep-54
Contains just one letter from Walter Reuther to Matthew Smith, MESA National Secretary.
6
16
National Association of Broadcast Engineers and Technicians (NABET),
1950-1952
6
17
National Association of Die Casting Workers,
1939-1941
6
18
National Association of Die Casting Workers,
1942
6
19
National Leather Workers' Association,
1937-1938
6
20
National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association,
1938
6
21
National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association,
1939-1941
6
22
National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association,
1945-1946
7
1
National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association,
1947
7
2
National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association,
1948-1950
7
3
National Maritime Union (NMU),
January-March 1936
7
4
National Maritime Union (NMU),
April-September 1936
7
5
National Maritime Union (NMU),
June-July 1937
7
6
National Maritime Union (NMU),
August-September 1937
7
7
National Maritime Union (NMU),
October-December 1937
7
8
National Maritime Union (NMU), New York Maritime Council, report to the United States Maritime Commission and meeting minutes,
November-December 1937
7
9
National Maritime Union (NMU), "CIO National Maritime Unity Conference Minutes",
Sep-37
7
10
National Maritime Union (NMU), "NMU Convention Minutes",
Jul-37
7
11
National Maritime Union (NMU), "New York Maritime Council Minutes",
January, October 1938
7
12
National Maritime Union (NMU),
1938
7
13
National Maritime Union (NMU), "CIO Maritime Committee Minutes",
Jan-39
7
14
National Maritime Union (NMU),
1939
7
15
National Maritime Union (NMU), Federal Barge Lines negotiations,
April-May 1939
7
16
National Maritime Union (NMU), "Report of Joseph Curran to the Joint Membership Meeting--NMU",
May-39
7
17
National Maritime Union (NMU), CIO Maritime Committee Meeting, minutes and reports,
Aug-39
7
18
National Maritime Union (NMU),
1940
7
19
National Maritime Union (NMU),
1942-1942
7
20
National Maritime Union (NMU), "Report of the National Officers to the National Council, NMU",
Jul-44
8
1
National Maritime Union (NMU),
1944-1946
8
2
National Maritime Union (NMU), Inland Boatmen's Division,
December 1937-1938
8
3
National Maritime Union (NMU), Inland Boatmen's Division, "Proceedings of Conference Held by the Inland Boatmen's Division--NMU",
Dec-38
8
4
National Maritime Union (NMU), Inland Boatmen's Division,
January-April 1939
8
5
National Maritime Union (NMU), Inland Boatmen's Division,
May-June 1939
8
6
National Maritime Union (NMU), Inland Boatmen's Division,
July 1939-1940, 1948
8
7
National Union of Marine Cooks and Stewards (formerly Marine Cook's and Steward's Association of the Pacific),
1938, 1946, 1949
8
8
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU), Mid-Continent Petroleum strike,
December 1938-January 9, 1939
8
9
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU), Mid-Continent Petroleum strike,
January 23, 1939-1940
8
10
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU),
1937-1940
8
11
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU),
January-June 1941
8
12
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU),
September-December 1941
8
13
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU), organizing campaign progress and plans report,
May-42
8
14
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU), organizing report,
May-44
8
15
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU), "Report of William Taylor, Natinal Driector OWOC, to the Executive Council, OWIU",
Dec-44
8
16
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU), "Report of William Taylor, Natinal Driector OWOC, to the Executive Council, OWIU",
May-45
8
17
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU),
1942(1944)1945
8
18
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU),
1946-1947
8
19
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU), OWIU pamphlet, "To Build a Stronger Union",
1950
8
20
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU), Oil and Allied Industry Union Wage Conference, minutes,
Feb-52
8
21
Oil Workers International Union (OWIU),
1951-1953
8
22
Panama Canal Zone Workers' Organizing Committee,
1939
8
23
Plant Guards Organizing Committee,
1948
9
1
Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Workers International Union (part of United Paper, Novelty, and Toy Workers International Union until 1943),
1944
9
2
Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Workers International Union (part of United Paper, Novelty, and Toy Workers International Union until 1943),
1945
9
3
Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Workers International Union (part of United Paper, Novelty, and Toy Workers International Union until 1943),
1946
9
4
Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty Workers International Union (part of United Paper, Novelty, and Toy Workers International Union until 1943),
1950-1954
9
5
Quarry Workers International Union of North America,
March-May 1936
9
6
Quarry Workers International Union of North America,
June-September 1936
9
7
Quarry Workers International Union of North America,
November-December 1937
9
8
Quarry Workers International Union of North America,
January-March 1938
9
9
Quarry Workers International Union of North America,
April-May 1938
9
10
Quarry Workers International Union of North America,
June-December 1938
9
11
Quarry Workers International Union of North America,
1939
9
12
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
May-June 1937
9
13
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
September-November 1937
9
14
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
1938
9
15
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
March-September 1939
9
16
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
November-December 1939
9
17
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
1940
9
18
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, contract with Gimbel Brothers,
Nov-41
9
19
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
1941
9
20
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
1942
9
21
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
1943-1944
9
22
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
January-March 1945
9
23
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
April-August 1945
9
24
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
September-November 1945
9
25
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
1946
10
1
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, charges against President Samuel Wolchok,
Oct-47
10
2
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, exhibits attached to the charges against President Samuel Wolchok,
Oct-47
The exhibits are photostatic copies and are not in very good condition. I was unable to get readable copies because they are negative photostats.
10
3
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, charges against President Samuel Wolchok,
Oct-47
10
4
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, report investigating charges against President Samuel Wolchok,
Nov-47
10
5
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
1947-1951
10
6
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, merger with Distributive, Processing and Office Workers of America,
Apr-53
10
7
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, merger with Distributive, Processing and Office Workers of America,
May-December 1953
10
8
Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union,
April-July 1954
10
9
State, County and Municipal Workers of America (SCMWA),
September-October 1936
10
10
State, County and Municipal Workers of America (SCMWA),
June-August 1937
10
11
State, County and Municipal Workers of America (SCMWA),
September-December 1937
10
12
State, County and Municipal Workers of America (SCMWA),
1938-1939
10
13
State, County and Municipal Workers of America (SCMWA),
1941
10
14
State, County and Municipal Workers of America (SCMWA),
1942-1943
10
15
State, County and Municipal Workers of America (SCMWA),
1944-1945
10
16
Sugar Refinery Workers' Local Industrial Unions,
1937
10
17
Sugar Refinery Workers' Local Industrial Unions,
March-June 1940
10
18
Sugar Refinery Workers' Local Industrial Unions,
July-November 1940
10
19
Sugar Refinery Workers' Local Industrial Unions, conference minutes,
Jun-40
10
20
Sugar Refinery Workers' Local Industrial Unions,
August-November 1941
10
21
Telephone Workers Organizing Committee,
1949
10
22
Textile Workers Union of America,
1937
10
23
Textile Workers Union of America, bi-weekly organizing reports,
April-October 1937
10
24
Textile Workers Union of America,
1940-1944
11
1
Textile Workers Union of America,
1945-1946
11
2
Textile Workers Union of America,
1947-1948
11
3
Textile Workers Union of America,
1951-1952
11
4
Textile Workers Union of America, southern organizing reports,
June-October 1954
Three reports, around 10 pages each, surveying southern organizing campaigns. These are Interesting and useful reports.
11
5
Transport Workers Union of America (TWU),
(1937)1938
11
6
Transport Workers Union of America (TWU),
1939-1940
11
7
Transport Workers Union of America (TWU), contract with Los Angeles Railway Corporation,
Mar-40
11
8
Transport Workers Union of America (TWU),
1941-1942
11
9
Transport Workers Union of America (TWU),
1944-1951
11
10
Transport Workers Union of America (TWU),
1954
11
11
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
1935-1936
11
12
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
1937
11
13
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
January-June 1938
11
14
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
July-August 1938
11
15
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
September-December 1938
11
16
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
Jan-39
11
17
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
February-November 1939
11
18
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
1940
11
19
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), Ford Motor Corporation,
February-March 1941
11
20
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), Ford Motor Corporation,
Apr-41
12
1
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), Ford Motor Corporation,
May-July 1941
12
2
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), Aviation Division,
1941-1943
12
3
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
February-May 1941
12
4
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
June-December 1941
12
5
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
January-April 1942
12
6
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
May-December 1942
12
7
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), jurisdictional conflicts with the UE,
1942, 1945-1947
12
8
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), jurisdictional conflicts with the FE,
1942-1948, 1952
12
9
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
1943
12
10
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
1944-1945
12
11
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
1946
12
12
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
1947-1948
12
13
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), CIO report on the agricultural industry and the UAW's jurisdictional conflicts with the FE,
Jan-48
12
14
United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW),
1949-1952
12
15
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA),
1937-1939
12
16
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA), African-American workers,
April-May 1937
12
17
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA), Southern Tenant Farmers' Union,
April-May 1938
13
1
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA),
February-September 1941
13
2
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA),
October-November 1941
13
3
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA),
1942
13
4
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA),
1943
13
5
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA),
1944
13
6
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA),
1945
13
7
United Construction Workers Organizing Committee,
1939-1940
13
8
United Construction Workers Organizing Committee,
1941
13
9
United Construction Workers Organizing Committee,
1942
13
10
United Distillery Workers of North America, Local #163 constitution and by-laws,
Nov-38
13
11
United Distillery Workers of North America,
1938
13
12
United Distillery Workers of North America,
1939-1943
13
13
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America (UE),
1945-1946
13
14
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America (UE), expulsion from the CIO,
Nov-49
13
15
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (FE),
1938-1939
13
16
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (FE),
1940
13
17
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (FE),
1941
13
18
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (FE),
1942-1945
13
19
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (FE),
1946-1948
13
20
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (FE), officer's report and President Grant Oakes opening statements at FE Constitutional Convention,
Mar-49
14
1
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (FE), UAW-FE jurisdictional conflict,
1949
14
2
United Federal Workers of America,
1938-1939
14
3
United Federal Workers of America, Constitutional Convention resolutions,
Sep-40
14
4
United Federal Workers of America, constitution,
Sep-40
14
5
United Federal Workers of America,
1940-1941
14
6
United Federal Workers of America, executive board minutes,
Sep-41
14
7
United Federal Workers of America,
1943
14
8
United Federal Workers of America,
1944-1945
14
9
United Furniture Workers of America,
1936
14
10
United Furniture Workers of America, "Minutes of the Unity Conference of Workers in the Furniture, Bedding, and Allied Trades",
Nov-37
14
11
United Furniture Workers of America,
1937-1938
14
12
United Furniture Workers of America, "Report of the Proceedings of the Eastern Seaboard Conference of the United Furniture Workers of America",
Mar-38
14
13
United Furniture Workers of America, "Report of the Proceedings of the Mid West Conference of the United Furniture Workers of America",
May-38
14
14
United Furniture Workers of America,
1939
14
15
United Furniture Workers of America,
1940-1942
14
16
United Furniture Workers of America,
1943
14
17
United Furniture Workers of America,
1944-1946
14
18
United Furniture Workers of America,
1947-1948
14
19
United Furniture Workers of America,
1949-1950
14
20
United Furniture Workers of America, raiding charges against UAW,
Oct-49
14
21
United Furniture Workers of America,
1951-1952
14
22
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America,
1940-1942
14
23
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America,
1943
15
1
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America,
1944
15
2
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America,
1945
15
3
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America,
1946-1947
15
4
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America, organizing report,
Apr-49
15
5
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America,
1949-1952
15
6
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America,
1953
15
7
United Mine Workers of America (UMW),
May-36
File contains only one letter.
15
8
United Mine Workers of America (UMW), District #50, report on organizing possibilities in the gas, coke, and chemical industries (by John Brophy),
Jun-34
15
9
United Mine Workers of America (UMW), District #50,
1935
15
10
United Mine Workers of America (UMW), District #50,
1936
15
11
United Mine Workers of America (UMW), District #50,
1937
15
12
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
February-June 1937
15
13
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
July-September 1937
15
14
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
October-December 1937
15
15
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA), report on UOPWA given to the National CIO,
Oct-37
15
16
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA), "Synopsis of Proceedings, National Conference of Industrial Insurance Organizers and Delegates of UOPWA",
Oct-37
15
17
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
January-May 1938
15
18
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
June-December 1938
15
19
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
1939
15
20
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
1940
15
21
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
January-March 1941
16
1
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
September-December 1941
16
2
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
1942-1944
16
3
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
1945
16
4
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
1946
16
5
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
1947
16
6
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
1948
16
7
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA), "UOPWA Bulletin",
Aug-49
The Bulletin summarizes UOPWA Executive Board meeting. 1
16
9
United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA),
1950
16
10
United Optical and Instrument Workers of America,
1940
16
11
United Optical and Instrument Workers of America, minutes from the Optical and Instrument Workers Organizing Committee Conference,
Oct-46
16
12
United Optical and Instrument Workers of America,
1947-1949, 1953-1954, 1958
16
13
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
1937
16
14
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW), Local #284, contract with Armour, Akron, Ohio,
Dec-37
16
15
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
January-March 1938
16
16
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
June-November 1938
16
17
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
(1939)1940
16
18
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
Mar-41
16
19
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
Apr-41
16
20
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW), report, "The Petition of the Packinghouse Workers Local Unions for the Est. of a Stable CIO Int. Union in the Packinghouse Industry",
[c. 1941]
16
21
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
1945-1949
16
22
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
1951-1952
16
23
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW),
1953-1954
16
24
United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPW), Otis Nation conflict, Florida,
1955
Set of documents related to the actions of a labor organizer (may have been UPW, may not have been) which the UPW disapproved.
16
25
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944),
1938
16
26
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944),
1940
17
1
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944),
1941-1942
17
2
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944),
January-June 1943
17
3
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944), constitution,
Apr-43
17
4
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944), executive board reports,
Apr-43
17
5
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944), executive board meeting minutes,
May-43
17
6
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944),
August 1943-January 1944
17
7
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944), Harry Sayre report, Sec-Treas, to the executive board,
Sep-43
17
8
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944), Anthony Esposito report, Pres., to the executive board,
Sep-43
17
9
United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union (split into United Paper Workers of America & Playthings, Jewelry & Novelty Workers International Union in 1944), ex. bd. minutes,
September, November 1943
17
10
United Paper Workers of America (part of United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union until 1943),
January-February 1944
17
11
United Paper Workers of America (part of United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union until 1943), PWOC Rules and Regulations,
Feb-44
17
12
United Paper Workers of America (part of United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union until 1943),
June-November 1944
17
13
United Paper Workers of America (part of United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union until 1943),
1945
17
14
United Paper Workers of America (part of United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union until 1943), brief history of UPW,
Jun-46
An excellent and brief (5 pages) introduction explaining the evolution of the United Paper Workers of America and its relationship to the United Paper, Novelty, and Toy Workers International Union.
17
15
United Paper Workers of America (part of United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers International Union until 1943),
(1946-1950)1953
17
16
United Public Workers of America,
1946, 1950
Includes CIO resolution expelling United Public Workers from the CIO.
17
17
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA),
1941
17
18
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA),
August-December 1944
17
19
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA),
1945
17
20
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA), Local #1463 agreement,
Jun-46
17
21
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA),
1946
17
22
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA), report on legal representation in URRWA,
Sep-49
17
23
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA),
Dec-50
17
24
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA),
January-August 1951
17
25
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA), operating rules and regulations,
1951
17
26
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA),
1952-1954
18
1
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA), "Officer's Report to the URRWA National Conference",
Jul-52
18
2
United Railroad Workers of America (URRWA), URRWA report to national CIO requesting an independent national charter,
Apr-53
This lengthy report outlines the chronological evolution of the URRWA. It also includes lots of financial, organizing, and membership information. If you need basic information on the history of the URRWA, this is a good place to start.
18
3
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
December 1935-May 1936
18
4
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
June-December 1936
18
5
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
1937
18
6
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
1938
18
7
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
1939
18
8
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
1940
18
9
United Rubber Workers of America (URW), URW report to the Department of Labor describing its relationship with Goodyear Tire & Rubber,
Oct-40
18
10
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
January-August 1941
18
11
United Rubber Workers of America (URW), Local #26 contract with Kelly-Springfield Tire Company, Cumberland, Maryland,
Oct-41
18
12
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
February-July 1942
18
13
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
1943-1944
18
14
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
1945-1946
18
15
United Rubber Workers of America (URW),
1948-1950
18
16
United Rubber Workers of America (URW), dissenting minority report in the trial of URW President, L.S. Buckmaster,
May-49
18
17
United Rubber Workers of America (URW), Welfare Program of the Goodrich locals,
Mar-50
18
18
United Shoe Workers of America, Shoe Workers' Protective Union Constitution,
1935
18
19
United Shoe Workers of America,
August-December 1936
18
20
United Shoe Workers of America,
February-July 1939
18
21
United Shoe Workers of America,
September-November 1937
18
22
United Shoe Workers of America, constitution,
[c.1937]
18
23
United Shoe Workers of America,
1938
19
1
United Shoe Workers of America,
1939-1941
19
2
United Shoe Workers of America,
February-May 1942
19
3
United Shoe Workers of America,
June-November 1942
19
4
United Shoe Workers of America,
1943-1944
19
5
United Shoe Workers of America,
1946
19
6
United Steelworkers of America,
May-August 1936
19
7
United Steelworkers of America,
October-November 1936
19
8
United Steelworkers of America,
January-June 1937
19
9
United Steelworkers of America,
July-October 1937
19
10
United Steelworkers of America, agreement with Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation,
Mar-37
19
11
United Steelworkers of America, "Minutes of Special District Convention of All Calumet District Lodges of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of North America",
Jul-37
19
12
United Steelworkers of America, "Proposed SWOC-CIO Program" (internal report),
Nov-37
19
13
United Steelworkers of America,
January-March 1938
19
14
United Steelworkers of America,
April-May 1938
19
15
United Steelworkers of America,
June-August 1938
19
16
United Steelworkers of America,
September-December 1938
19
17
United Steelworkers of America,
January-April 1939
19
18
United Steelworkers of America,
August-November 1939
19
19
United Steelworkers of America, SWOC contract summaries,
Nov-39
19
20
United Steelworkers of America,
June-July 1940
19
21
United Steelworkers of America, California SWOC lodges conference minutes,
Jan-40
19
22
United Steelworkers of America,
January-June 1942
19
23
United Steelworkers of America,
August-December 1942
19
24
United Steelworkers of America,
1943-1944
19
25
United Steelworkers of America, "The Mill-itant" (Cincinnati Milling Machine Company steelworkers newsletters),
September-November 1945
File contains three 4 page issues.
20
1
United Steelworkers of America,
1945-1947
20
2
United Steelworkers of America,
July-December 1949
20
3
United Steelworkers of America, NLRB brief, Fedders-Quican Corporation and United Steelworkers,
[c. 1949]
20
4
United Steelworkers of America,
1950
20
5
United Steelworkers of America,
1952
20
6
United Stone and Allied Products Workers of America,
1941-1943
20
7
United Stone and Allied Products Workers of America,
January-July 1944
20
8
United Stone and Allied Products Workers of America,
August-December 1944
20
9
United Stone and Allied Products Workers of America,
1945-1949
20
10
United Theatrical and Motion Picture Workers of America,
1937
20
11
United Theatrical and Motion Picture Workers of America,
1939
20
12
United Theatrical and Motion Picture Workers of America, survey of motion picture industry,
May-39
20
13
United Theatrical and Motion Picture Workers of America,
1941
20
14
United Transport Service Employees of America,
April-May 1942
20
15
United Transport Service Employees of America,
June-December 1942
20
16
United Transport Service Employees of America,
April-December 1943
20
17
United Transport Service Employees of America,
1944-1945
20
18
United Transport Service Employees of America,
1947-1948
20
19
United Transport Service Employees of America, constitution and by-laws,
Sep-52
20
20
United Transport Service Employees of America,
1950-1954
20
21
Utility Workers Union of America,
January-September 1938
20
22
Utility Workers Union of America,
October-December 1938
20
23
Utility Workers Union of America,
February-October 1939
21
1
Utility Workers Union of America,
November-December 1939
21
2
Utility Workers Union of America,
January-March 1940
21
3
Utility Workers Union of America,
July-October 1940
21
4
Utility Workers Union of America,
January-March 1941
21
5
Utility Workers Union of America,
June-December 1941
21
6
Utility Workers Union of America,
January-August 1942
21
7
Utility Workers Union of America,
September-December 1942
21
8
Utility Workers Union of America,
February-June 1943
21
9
Utility Workers Union of America,
July-December 1943
21
10
Utility Workers Union of America,
February-September 1944
21
11
Utility Workers Union of America,
October-November 1944
21
12
Utility Workers Union of America,
April-December 1945
21
13
Utility Workers Union of America, agreement with Consolidated Edison,
Nov-45
21
14
Utility Workers Union of America,
1946-1948, 1953
21
15
Utility Workers Union of America, agreement with Consolidated Edison Systems, New York,
Mar-50
21
16
Warehouse Workers, proposed organizational committee,
1940
21
17
Women's Trade Union League (WTUL),
1937
Series 2: State Industrial Union Councils,
1938-1956
(8 boxes)
This series contains correspondence files that inconsistently document the certification and creation of state level CIO structures, their relationship with affiliated unions and with the national CIO offices. The records also contain occasional constitutions, meeting minutes, and resolutions related to the ongoing functioning of the state IUCs as well as financial reports and local union affiliation reports. Much of the correspondence is routine, state IUCs ordering CIO publications and inviting national leaders to speak at conventions, for example. But the records also cover important topics in some states, like problems getting local unions to affiliate with the state bodies, local unions complaining about their state IUC actions, jurisdictional issues, and factional conflicts.
Much of the correspondence was originally sent to John Lewis or Phil Murray and redirected to others in the CIO national office, like John Brophy, Allen Haywood and Anthony Smith, to address.
The records are organized by state IUC in alphabetical order.
22
1
Alabama State Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939
22
2
Alabama State Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947
22
3
Alabama State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1951
Includes a few letters about Hosea Hudson, a well known CIO activist and local leader from Birmingham who was a steel worker and Communist Party member. Hudson's published autobiography is an often used source for African-American and CP issues in the CIO.
22
4
Alabama State Industrial Union Council,
1952-1955
22
5
Arizona State Industrial Union Council,
1945
22
6
Arizona State Industrial Union Council, constitution,
1945
22
7
Arizona State Industrial Union Council, Legislative Council Conference minutes,
Sep-45
22
8
Arizona State Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947
22
9
Arizona State Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
22
10
Arkansas-Oklahoma States Industrial Union Council,
1937-1938
22
11
Arkansas State Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939
22
12
Arkansas State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
22
13
Arkansas State Industrial Union Council,
1951
22
14
Arkansas State Industrial Union Council,
1952-1956
22
15
California State Industrial Union Council,
1938-1940
22
16
California State Industrial Union Council,
1944, 1948
22
17
California State Industrial Union Council, Communist Party factional conflict,
February-March 1949
22
18
California State Industrial Union Council, Communist Party factional conflict,
November-December 1949
22
19
California State Industrial Union Council, Communist Party factional conflict, local union protests to national CIO,
December 1949-February 1950
22
20
California State Industrial Union Council, Communist Party factional conflict,
Jan-50
22
21
California State Industrial Union Council, Communist Party factional conflict, CIO legal charges against California IUC,
Jan-50
22
22
California State Industrial Union Council,
February-March 1950
22
23
California State Industrial Union Council,
April-June 1950
22
24
California State Industrial Union Council, convention resolutions,
Jun-50
22
25
California State Industrial Union Council,
April 1950-1951
23
1
California State Industrial Union Council,
1952
23
2
California State Industrial Union Council, financial statements,
1953-1955
23
3
Colorado State Industrial Union Council,
1938(1946-1947)
23
4
Colorado State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949
23
5
Colorado State Industrial Union Council,
1950-1952
23
6
Colorado State Industrial Union Council,
1953-1955
23
7
Connecticut State Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939, 1947-1949
23
8
Connecticut State Industrial Union Council, constitution,
Jan-50
23
9
Connecticut State Industrial Union Council,
1950-1955
23
10
Delaware State Industrial Union Council,
1940(1947-1948)
23
11
Delaware State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1955
23
12
Florida State Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945
23
13
Florida State Industrial Union Council,
1946-1948
23
14
Florida State Industrial Union Council, check register record,
March 1946-March 1947
23
15
Florida State Industrial Union Council,
1949(1950)
23
16
Florida State Industrial Union Council,
1951-1955
23
17
Georgia State Industrial Union Council,
1940, 1949-1955
23
18
Illinois State Industrial Union Council, local union resolutions supporting the formation of a Chicago IUC (1 of 2),
Jul-40
23
19
Illinois State Industrial Union Council, local union resolutions supporting the formation of a Chicago IUC (2 of 2),
Jul-40
23
20
Illinois State Industrial Union Council, local union support for the formation of a Chicago IUC,
Aug-50
24
1
Illinois State Industrial Union Council, Chicago IUC formation,
September 3-20, 1940
24
2
Illinois State Industrial Union Council, Chicago IUC formation,
September 22-December 1940
24
3
Illinois State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
24
4
Indiana State Industrial Union Council,
1938(1947-1948)
24
5
Indiana State Industrial Union Council, constitutions,
1946-1947
24
6
Indiana State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
24
7
Indiana State Industrial Union Council, Indiana CIO Community Services Conference minutes,
Sep-51
24
8
Indiana State Industrial Union Council,
1950-1951
24
9
Indiana State Industrial Union Council,
July-December 1952
24
10
Indiana State Industrial Union Council, financial records,
1954-1955
24
11
Iowa-Nebraska States Industrial Union Council,
1938(1947)
24
12
Iowa State Industrial Union Council,
September-December 1947
24
13
Iowa State Industrial Union Council,
1948
24
14
Iowa State Industrial Union Council,
1949(1950)
24
15
Iowa State Industrial Union Council,
1951
24
16
Iowa State Industrial Union Council,
January-March 1952
24
17
Iowa State Industrial Union Council,
June 1952-1955
24
18
Kansas State Industrial Union Council, constitution,
[c. 1940]
24
19
Kansas State Industrial Union Council,
1943(1947)
24
20
Kansas State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952
24
21
Kentucky State Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952, 1955
25
1
Louisiana State Industrial Union Council, formation of Louisiana State IUC,
December 1947-March 1948
25
2
Louisiana State Industrial Union Council, formation of Louisiana State IUC,
April 1-2, 1948
25
3
Louisiana State Industrial Union Council,
April 3, 1948-July 1948
25
4
Louisiana State Industrial Union Council,
(1949)1952
25
5
Maine State Industrial Union Council,
1947, 1951-1952, 1955
25
6
Maryland State Industrial Union Council,
1947
25
7
Maryland State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949
25
8
Maryland State Industrial Union Council,
1950-1952, 1955
25
9
Massachusetts State Industrial Union Council,
1939-1940
25
10
Massachusetts State Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943
25
11
Massachusetts State Industrial Union Council,
1944-1947
25
12
Massachusetts State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1954
25
13
Michigan State Industrial Union Council,
1947
25
14
Michigan State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949
25
15
Michigan State Industrial Union Council,
1950-1951
25
16
Michigan State Industrial Union Council,
January-March 1952
25
17
Michigan State Industrial Union Council,
May-November 1952
25
18
Michigan State Industrial Union Council, financial reports,
1955
25
19
Minnesota State Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948
25
20
Minnesota State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1951
26
1
Minnesota State Industrial Union Council,
(1952)1954
26
2
Mississippi State Industrial Union Council,
1955
File contains only one financial report.
26
3
Missouri State Industrial Union Council,
December 1946-1949
26
4
Missouri State Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
26
5
Montana State Industrial Union Council,
1947
26
6
Montana State Industrial Union Council,
1948
26
7
Montana State Industrial Union Council,
March 1949-July 1950
26
8
Montana State Industrial Union Council, Montana State IUC & Montana State PAC reorganization,
Jul-50
26
9
Montana State Industrial Union Council,
(July 1950-March 1951)1955
26
10
Nebraska State Industrial Union Council,
August-December 1947
26
11
Nebraska State Industrial Union Council, report on United Packinghouse Workers locals from the Nebraska State IUC,
Nov-47
26
12
Nebraska State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1950
26
13
Nebraska State Industrial Union Council,
1951-1952
26
14
New Hampshire State Industrial Union Council,
1947-1950, 1955
26
15
New Jersey State Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946
26
16
New Jersey State Industrial Union Council,
1947
26
17
New Jersey State Industrial Union Council,
1948
26
18
New Jersey State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1951
26
19
New Jersey State Industrial Union Council,
(1952)1953
26
20
New York State Industrial Union Council,
1947
26
21
New York State Industrial Union Council,
1948
26
22
New York State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1951
26
23
New York State Industrial Union Council,
(1952)1955
26
24
North Carolina State Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946, 1955
27
1
Ohio State Industrial Union Council,
1947
27
2
Ohio State Industrial Union Council,
1948
27
3
Ohio State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1952, 1955
27
4
Oklahoma State Industrial Union Council,
1938, 1941, 1944
27
5
Oklahoma State Industrial Union Council,
1947-1949
27
6
Oklahoma State Industrial Union Council,
1950
27
7
Oklahoma State Industrial Union Council,
1951
27
8
Oklahoma State Industrial Union Council,
(1952)1955
27
9
Oregon State Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952, 1955
27
10
Pennsylvania State Industrial Union Council,
December 1946-1947
27
11
Pennsylvania State Industrial Union Council,
1948
27
12
Pennsylvania State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
27
13
Pennsylvania State Industrial Union Council, member statistics, by county & local,
Dec-50
27
14
Pennsylvania State Industrial Union Council, list of unaffiliated locals,
Dec-50
27
15
Pennsylvania State Industrial Union Council,
1951-1954
27
16
Rhode Island Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952, 1955
27
17
South Carolina Industrial Union Council,
1954
Contains just one quarterly report.
27
18
Tennessee State Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947
27
19
Tennessee State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952, 1955
27
20
Texas State Industrial Union Council,
1946
27
21
Texas State Industrial Union Council,
January-March 1947
27
22
Texas State Industrial Union Council,
May-November 1947
28
1
Texas State Industrial Union Council,
1948
28
2
Texas State Industrial Union Council,
(1949)1955
28
3
Utah State Industrial Union Council,
1945(1947-1948)
28
4
Utah State Industrial Union Council,
1949
28
5
Utah State Industrial Union Council,
(1950-1952)1954
28
6
Vermont State Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952, 1955
28
7
Virginia State Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947
28
8
Virginia State Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952, 1955
28
9
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
1938(1940-1941)
28
10
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
January-June 1942
28
11
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
July-August 1942
28
12
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944
28
13
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946
28
14
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
January-November 1947
28
15
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
Dec-47
28
16
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
January-March 1948
28
17
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
April-September 1948
28
18
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
1949
29
1
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
February-March 1950
29
2
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
Apr-50
29
3
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
May-December 1950
29
4
Washington State Industrial Union Council,
1951-1952, 1955
29
5
West Virginia State Industrial Union Council,
1939-1942
29
6
West Virginia State Industrial Union Council, Officer's Report to convention,
1943
29
7
West Virginia State Industrial Union Council,
June 1945-January 1947
29
8
West Virginia State Industrial Union Council,
1949(1951-1952)
29
9
West Virginia State Industrial Union Council,
1955
29
10
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council,
1937-1942
29
11
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945
29
12
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council,
1946
29
13
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948
29
14
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council,
1949
29
15
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council,
1950-1951
29
16
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
29
17
Wyoming State Industrial Union Council,
1940-1943
29
18
Wyoming State Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947
29
19
Wyoming State Industrial Union Council,
1949-1952, 1955
29
20
Wyoming State Industrial Union Council, convention proceedings,
Jun-52
29
21
State IUC conference on state legislation,
Dec-44
Series 3: Local Industrial Union Councils,
1936-1956
(23 boxes)
This series contains correspondence files that are similar to the state IUC records (Series #2), in content, type, and consistency, but document a different level of the CIO bureaucracy, the local industrial union councils. The records are primarily correspondence between the local IUCs and the national CIO offices documenting the certification, formation and the functioning of local IUCs. The records sometimes include important topics like complaints of factional problems in the IUCs or the disbanding and creation of news IUCs. But much of the correspondence is routine, ordering CIO publications, rules clarifications, convention announcements, and officer address and phone number updates.
Although the files document some of the factional struggles, the records of many of the well known conflicts are not here. The records are inconsistent.
Similar to the state IUC series, much of the correspondence was originally sent to John Lewis or Phil Murray and redirected to others in the CIO national office, usually John Brophy, Allen Haywood or Anthony Smith, to address.
The records are organized alphabetically, initially by state, then alphabetically by local IUC.
30
1
Alabama, Anniston Industrial Union Council,
1937-1944
30
2
Alabama, Anniston Industrial Union Council,
1948-1950, 1953-1954
30
3
Alabama, Bessemer Industrial Union Council,
1937-1939
30
4
Alabama, Bessemer Industrial Union Council,
1942-1945, 1948-1952
30
5
Alabama, Bibb County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940
30
6
Alabama, Bibb County Industrial Union Council,
1944
30
7
Alabama, Birmingham Industrial Union Council,
(1937)1939
30
8
Alabama, Birmingham Industrial Union Council,
1941(1946-1948)
30
9
Alabama, Birmingham Industrial Union Council,
1953-1955
Includes an informative 8 page report from NAACP Labor Secretary, Herbert Hill (now Professor of Afro-American History at the University of Wisconsin), on the relationship between Black workers, the NAACP and the CIO in Birmingham.
30
10
Alabama, Gadsden Industrial Union Council,
1940(1943-1944)1946
30
11
Alabama, Gadsden Industrial Union Council,
1952-1955
30
12
Alabama, Huntsville Industrial Union Council,
1937-1941
30
13
Alabama, Huntsville Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944, 1948-1949, 1952-1954
30
14
Alabama, Mobile Industrial Union Council,
1937-1939, 1944-1946
30
15
Alabama, Mobile Industrial Union Council,
1949-1955
30
16
Alabama, Montgomery Industrial Union Council,
(1950)1955
30
17
Alabama, Shelby County Industrial Union Council,
1937(1944-1945)
30
18
Alabama, Tuscaloosa County Industrial Union Council,
1951-1955
30
19
Alabama, Walker County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1939
30
20
Alabama, Walker County Industrial Union Council,
(1944-1945)1952
30
21
Alabama, Winfield Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940, 1944
30
22
Alaska, Juneau Industrial Union Council,
1939-1941, 1944-1946
30
23
Alaska, Juneau Industrial Union Council, "All-Alaska Labor Convention Proceedings",
Feb-42
30
24
Alaska, Juneau Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
30
25
Alaska, Ketchikan Industrial Union Council,
1938-1941, 1944
30
26
Alaska, Ketchikan Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952
30
27
Alaska, Silka Industrial Union Council,
1947-1951
30
28
Arkansas, Fort Smith Industrial Union Council,
1940-1941, 1944-1945, 1948, 1951, 1954-1955
30
29
California, Alameda County Industrial Union Council,
(1937-1939)1943
30
30
California, Alameda County Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
30
31
California, Alameda County Industrial Union Council, Alameda County Committee for National CIO,
November 1949-September 1950
The Committee is a factional caucus that supports the National CIO against Communist Party members in the IUC. 1
31
2
California, Contra Costa County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1943
31
3
California, Contra Costa County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949
31
4
California, Contra Costa County Industrial Union Council,
1950
31
5
California, Contra Costa County Industrial Union Council,
1951-1955
31
6
California, Del Norte Industrial Union Council,
1937-1941
31
7
California, Del Norte Industrial Union Council,
1944
31
8
California, Humboldt Industrial Union Council,
1938-1943
31
9
California, Los Angeles Industrial Union Council,
1936-1937
Includes photostatic copies of a few California Federation of Labor (AFL) letters.
31
10
California, Los Angeles Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939
31
11
California, Los Angeles Industrial Union Council,
January-February 1947
31
12
California, Los Angeles Industrial Union Council,
June-October 1947
31
13
California, Los Angeles Industrial Union Council,
1948
31
14
California, Los Angeles (Greater) Industrial Union Council, constitution,
Apr-49
31
15
California, Los Angeles (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
June-July 1949
31
16
California, Los Angeles (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
August-November 1949
31
17
California, Los Angeles (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
November 1950-1951
31
18
California, Los Angeles (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1952-1953
31
19
California, Los Angeles (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1954-1955
31
20
California, Sacramento Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941
31
21
California, Sacramento Industrial Union Council,
June-December 1943
31
22
California, Sacramento Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948, 1951, 1955
31
23
California, San Diego Industrial Union Council,
1937-1939
31
24
California, San Diego Industrial Union Council,
1941-1945
31
25
California, San Diego Industrial Union Council,
1947-1950
32
1
California, San Diego Industrial Union Council,
1951-1955
32
2
California, San Francisco Industrial Union Council,
1937-1941
32
3
California, San Francisco Industrial Union Council,
1942(1948-1949)
32
4
California, San Francisco Industrial Union Council,
September 1950-1951
32
5
California, San Francisco Industrial Union Council,
1952-1955
32
6
California, San Joaquin County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1939, 1942-1945
32
7
California, San Joaquin County Industrial Union Council,
1947
32
8
California, San Joaquin County Industrial Union Council,
1951(1953-1954)
32
9
California, San Mateo County Industrial Union Council, constitution,
Mar-47
32
10
California, San Mateo County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1949
32
11
California, San Mateo County Industrial Union Council,
1951(1953-1954)
32
12
California, Santa Clara Industrial Union Council,
1939-1942, 1951, 1954
32
13
California, Ventura County Industrial Union Council,
1944-1945
32
14
California, Ventura County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1951
32
15
Colorado, Canon City Industrial Union Council,
1938-1941, 1944
32
16
Colorado, Denver Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944
32
17
Colorado, Denver Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948
32
18
Colorado, Denver Industrial Union Council,
1951-1955
32
19
Colorado, Trinidad Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939
32
20
Colorado, Trinidad Industrial Union Council,
1941(1944)
32
21
Connecticut, Bridgeport Industrial Union Council,
1938-1942
32
22
Connecticut, Bridgeport Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948, 1952-1955
32
23
Connecticut, Bristol (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945, 1952-1955
32
24
Connecticut, Hartford (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1938-1943
32
25
Connecticut, Hartford (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
(1944-1945)1955
32
26
Connecticut, Naugatuck Valley (Lower) Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1949)1955
32
27
Connecticut, Naugatuck Valley (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1946-1950, 1955
32
28
Connecticut, New Britain Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939, 1945
33
1
Connecticut, New Haven Industrial Union Council,
1938(1941)1942
33
2
Connecticut, New Haven Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944
33
3
Connecticut, New Haven Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947, 1950-1951, 1954-1955
33
4
Connecticut, Stamford Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944, 1948-1949, 1952
33
5
Connecticut, Torrington Industrial Union Council,
1944
33
6
Connecticut, Torrington Industrial Union Council,
1947-1949, 1955
33
7
Connecticut, Waterbury (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944, 1948-1955
33
8
Delaware, New Castle County Industrial Union Council,
1941
33
9
Connecticut, New Castle County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944
33
10
Connecticut, New Castle County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948
33
11
District of Columbia Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941-1945
33
12
District of Columbia Industrial Union Council,
(1947-1949)1955
33
13
Florida, Duval County Industrial Union Council,
1950-1952, 1955
33
14
Florida, Jacksonville Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944
33
15
Florida, Jacksonville Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948
33
16
Georgia, Atlanta Industrial Union Council,
1938-1941
33
17
Georgia, Atlanta Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945
33
18
Georgia, Atlanta, Industrial Union Council,
1947-1955
33
19
Hawaii, Oahu Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1948-1949
33
20
Illinois, Chicago Industrial Union Council, constitution,
Feb-41
33
21
Illinois, Chicago Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952
33
22
Illinois, Chicago Industrial Union Council,
1953-1955
33
23
Illinois, Decatur Industrial Union Council,
1940-1944
33
24
Illinois, Decatur Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946
33
25
Illinois, East St. Louis Industrial Union Council,
1938-1945
33
26
Illinois, East St. Louis Industrial Union Council,
(1947-1949)1955
33
27
Illinois, Four Counties Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950, 1954-1955
34
1
Illinois, Fox Valley Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940
34
2
Illinois, Herrin Industrial Union Council,
1937-1943
34
3
Illinois, Lake County Industrial Union Council,
1939(1951-1954)
34
4
Illinois, LaSalle County Industrial Union Council,
(1943-1947)1955
34
5
Illinois, Peoria Industrial Union Council,
1939-1946, 1953-1955
34
6
Illinois, Quad City Industrial Union Council,
1942-1943
34
7
Illinois, Quad City Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947
34
8
Illinois, Quad City Industrial Union Council,
1948-1950
34
9
Illinois, Rockford Industrial Union Council,
1940-1944
34
10
Illinois, Rockford Industrial Union Council,
1945-1955
34
11
Illinois, Springfield Industrial Union Council,
1937-1943
34
12
Illinois, Springfield Industrial Union Council,
1950-1952, 1955
34
13
Illinois, Tri-City Industrial Union Council,
1941, 1944, 1950-1955
34
14
Illinois, Vermillion County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1944
34
15
Illinois, Vermillion County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1955
34
16
Illinois, Will County Industrial Union Council,
(1941-1945)1955
34
17
Illinois, Ziegler Industrial Union Council,
1937-1943
34
18
Indiana, Boonville Industrial Union Council,
1939-1941, 1945
34
19
Indiana, Cass-Miami Counties Industrial Union Council,
1955
34
20
Indiana, Clay County Industrial Union Council,
1937(1944-1945)
34
21
Indiana, DeKalb County Industrial Union Council,
(1944-1946)1955
34
22
Indiana, Delaware County Industrial Union County,
1938-1941
34
23
Indiana, Delaware County Industrial Union Council,
1947, 1952-1955
34
24
Indiana, Elkhart Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943
34
25
Indiana, Elkhart Industrial Union Council,
1944-1950, 1955
34
26
Indiana, Evansville Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944
34
27
Indiana, Evansville Industrial Union Council,
1945-1952, 1955
35
1
Indiana, Fayette County Industrial Union Council,
(1951)1955
35
2
Indiana, Floyd County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940
35
3
Indiana, Fort Wayne Industrial Union Council,
1939-1942
35
4
Indiana, Fort Wayne Industrial Union Council, by-laws,
(1943-1949)1955
35
5
Indiana, Grant County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948
35
6
Indiana, Greene County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1943
35
7
Indiana, Howard County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1945
35
8
Indiana, Howard County Industrial Union Council,
1946-1948
35
9
Indiana, Howard County Industrial Union Council,
1949-1955
35
10
Indiana, Indianapolis Industrial Union Council,
1941-1947
35
11
Indiana, Indianapolis Industrial Union Council,
Jan-48
35
12
Indiana, Indianapolis Industrial Union Council,
Feb-48
35
13
Indiana, Indianapolis Industrial Union Council,
Mar-48
35
14
Indiana, Indianapolis Industrial Union Council,
August 1948-1955
35
15
Indiana, Lake County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947
35
16
Indiana, Lake County Industrial Union Council,
1950-1952, 1955
35
17
Indiana, LaPorte County Industrial Union Council,
(1945-1950)1953
35
18
Indiana, Lawrence County Industrial Union Council,
1954-1955
35
19
Indiana, Madison County Industrial Union Council,
1939, 1945, 1952, 1955
35
20
Indiana, New Castle County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944, 1948-1949, 1955
35
21
Indiana, Princeton District Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940, 1944, 1947, 1953-1954
35
22
Indiana, Randolph County Industrial Union Council,
1949-1955
35
23
Indiana, St. Joseph County Industrial Union Council (formerly known as the South Bend IUC),
September 1942-1943, 1946-1951
35
24
Indiana, St. Joseph County Industrial Union Council (formerly known as the South Bend IUC),
(1952-1953)1955
35
25
Indiana, South Bend Industrial Union Council (name changed to St. Joseph IUC in April 1942),
1937-April 1942
35
26
Indiana, Sullivan County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1941, 1945
35
27
Indiana, Twin Counties Industrial Union Council,
1950-1952, 1955
36
1
Indiana, Vermillion County Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940
36
2
Indiana, Vigo County Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941-1946
36
3
Indiana, Vigo County Industrial Union Council,
1948, 1952, 1955
36
4
Indiana, Wabash Valley Industrial Union Council,
1940-1941, 1944-1945
36
5
Indiana, Wayne County Industrial Union Council,
1945
36
6
Indiana, Wayne County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1949
36
7
Indiana, Wayne County Industrial Union Council,
(1950)1955
36
8
Iowa, Appanoose County Industrial Union Council,
1946-1955
36
9
Iowa, Black Hawk County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947
36
10
Iowa, Black Hawk County Industrial Union Council,
(1948)1955
36
11
Iowa, Cedar Rapids Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944
36
12
Iowa, Cedar Rapids Industrial Union Council,
1947-1950, 1954-1955
36
13
Iowa, Cerro Gordo County Industrial Union Council,
1944-1945, 1951, 1955
36
14
Iowa, Des Moines Industrial Union Council,
1942(1948)
36
15
Iowa, Des Moines Industrial Union Council,
1951-1952, 1955
36
16
Iowa, Dubuque Industrial Union Council,
1949-1952, 1955
36
17
Iowa, Keokuk Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1948-1950, 1955
36
18
Iowa, Ottumwa Industrial Union Council,
(1940-1944)1955
36
19
Iowa, Sioux City Industrial Union Council,
1939(1943-1945)1955
36
20
Iowa, Webster County Industrial Union Council,
1941(1949-1952)1955
36
21
Kansas, Topeka Industrial Union Council,
1948, 1952, 1955
36
22
Kansas, Wichita Industrial Union Council, by-laws,
[c. 1944]
36
23
Kansas, Wichita Industrial Union Council,
1944-1949, 1955
36
24
Kentucky, Boyd and Greenup Counties Industrial Union Council,
1944-1954
36
25
Kentucky, Elkhorn Industrial Union Council,
1937
36
26
Kentucky, Louisville Industrial Union Council,
1942-1946
36
27
Kentucky, Louisville Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948, 1952
37
1
Kentucky, Louisville Industrial Union Council,
1955
37
2
Kentucky, Pikerville Industrial Union Council,
1937
37
3
Louisiana, Four Parishes Industrial Union Council,
(1946-1948)1955
37
4
Louisiana, Jefferson Parish Industrial Union Council,
1946-1950
37
5
Louisiana, New Orleans Industrial Union Council,
1939(1946-1947)
37
6
Louisiana, New Orleans Industrial Union Council,
1948-1955
37
7
Louisiana, Southwest Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948
37
8
Louisiana, Southwest Industrial Union Council,
1950
37
9
Maryland, Baltimore Industrial Union Council,
1939-1944
37
10
Maryland, Baltimore Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947
37
11
Maryland, Baltimore Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1949)1955
37
12
Maryland, Central Maryland Industrial Union Council,
1954-1955
37
13
Maryland, Western Maryland Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941-1943
37
14
Maryland, Western Maryland Industrial Union Council,
1944-1945
37
15
Maryland, Western Maryland Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1952)1955
37
16
Massachusetts, Berkshire County Industrial Union Council,
(1944-1946)1949
37
17
Massachusetts, Berkshire Industrial Union Council,
1953-1956
37
18
Massachusetts, Boston (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1939-1941
37
19
Massachusetts, Boston (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944
37
20
Massachusetts, Boston (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
(1945-1950)1955
37
21
Massachusetts, Brockton Industrial Union Council,
1948-1950
37
22
Massachusetts, Fall River Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939
37
23
Massachusetts, Fall River Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944, 1948-1954
37
24
Massachusetts, Interboro Industrial Union Council,
1946-1949, 1953-1955
37
25
Massachusetts, Lawrence (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1948-1952, 1955
37
26
Massachusetts, Lowell Industrial Union Council,
1937-1939, 1943-1945, 1953-1954
37
27
Massachusetts, New Bedford (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1952-1954
37
28
Massachusetts, Norfolk County Industrial Union Council,
1944, 1948-1950, 1954
38
1
Massachusetts, Northhampton District Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946
38
2
Massachusetts, Northhampton District Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949
38
3
Massachusetts, North Shore Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939, 1942-1944
38
4
Massachusetts, North Shore Industrial Union Council,
1946-1954
38
5
Massachusetts, Tri-City Area Industrial Union Council,
1943, 1946-1949, 1953-1954
38
6
Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts Industrial Union Council,
1939-1940, 1945, 1948-1950, 1955
38
7
Massachusetts, Worcester Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1946, 1950-1955
38
8
Michigan, Bay County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943
38
9
Michigan, Bay County Industrial Union Council,
1944-1946
38
10
Michigan, Bay County Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950, 1955-1956
38
11
Michigan, Berrien County Industrial Union Council,
1941, 1945-1946
38
12
Michigan, Berrien County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1955
38
13
Michigan, Branch County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944, 1948-1955
38
14
Michigan, Cadillac Industrial Union Council,
1941, 1948-1950, 1955
38
15
Michigan, Calhoun County Industrial Union Council,
1944-1950, 1954-1955
38
16
Michigan, Detroit (Greater) and Wayne County Industrial Union Council,
1938(1946-1947)
38
17
Michigan, Detroit (Greater) and Wayne County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949
38
18
Michigan, Detroit (Greater) and Wayne County Industrial Union Council,
1950-1955
38
19
Michigan, Dickinson County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945
38
20
Michigan, Dickinson County Industrial Union Council,
1948, 1952, 1955
38
21
Michigan, Emmet County Industrial Union Council,
1942-1943, 1949-1951, 1955
38
22
Michigan, Flint (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943
38
23
Michigan, Flint (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948
38
24
Michigan, Flint (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1949-1952, 1955
38
25
Michigan, Gogebic County Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944, 1949-1952, 1955
38
26
Michigan, Ingham (Greater) Industrial Union Council (also known as the Lansing Industrial Union Council),
1940
38
27
Michigan, Ingham (Greater) Industrial Union Council (also known as the Lansing Industrial Union Council),
1943-1944
39
1
Michigan, Ingham (Greater) Industrial Union Council (also known as the Lansing Industrial Union Council),
1946-1947
39
2
Michigan, Ingham (Greater) Industrial Union Council (also known as the Lansing Industrial Union Council),
1948-1952, 1955
39
3
Michigan, Ionia and Montcalm Counties Industrial Union Council,
1944, 1947-1948, 1951, 1955
39
4
Michigan, Iron County Industrial Union Council,
1943(1948-1950)1955
39
5
Michigan, Jackson County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943
39
6
Michigan, Jackson County Industrial Union Council,
1946-1950
39
7
Michigan, Jackson County Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
39
8
Michigan, Kalamazoo Industrial Union Council,
1943, 1946-1950
39
9
Michigan, Kent County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1946
39
10
Michigan, Kent County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952, 1955
39
11
Michigan, Lenawee County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1946, 1952, 1955
39
12
Michigan, Lower Thumb of Michigan Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940, 1944-1945
39
13
Michigan, Macomb County Industrial Union Council,
1944
39
14
Michigan, Macomb County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1950, 1955
39
15
Michigan, Marquette County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1950, 1955
39
16
Michigan, Monroe County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948, 1952, 1955
39
17
Michigan, Ottawa County Industrial Union Council,
1947, 1951
39
18
Michigan, Pontiac and Oakland Counties Industrial Union Council,
1941, 1945-1946
39
19
Michigan, Pontiac and Oakland Counties Industrial Union Council,
1947-1949
39
20
Michigan, Pontiac and Oakland Counties Industrial Union Council,
1951-1955
39
21
Michigan, Port Cities Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
1937
39
22
Michigan, Port Cities Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944
39
23
Michigan, Port Cities Industrial Union Council,
(1945-1948)1952
39
24
Michigan, St. Clair County Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
1946
39
25
Michigan, St. Clair County Industrial Union Council,
1942-1952, 1955
39
26
Michigan, St. Joseph, Stugis and Branch Counties Industrial Union Council,
1941-1945, 1952, 1955
39
27
Michigan, Saginaw District Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1945-1946
39
28
Michigan, Saginaw District Industrial Union Council,
1947
39
29
Michigan, Saginaw District Industrial Union Council,
1949, 1952, 1955
39
30
Michigan, Traverse (Grand) County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945, 1947
40
1
Michigan, Tri-Counties Industrial Union Council,
1955
Contains only a certificate bonding officers.
40
2
Michigan, Washtenaw County industrial Union Council,
1942-1944, 1948-1952, 1955
40
3
Minnesota, Duluth Industrial Union Council,
1939-1941
40
4
Minnesota, Duluth Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944
40
5
Minnesota, Duluth Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948
40
6
Minnesota, Duluth Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
40
7
Minnesota, Duluth Industrial Union Council,
1952-1955
40
8
Minnesota, Hennepin County Industrial Union Council,
1940-1942
40
9
Minnesota, Hennepin County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1947
40
10
Minnesota, Hennepin County Industrial Union Council,
1948
40
11
Minnesota, Hennepin County Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
1949
40
12
Minnesota, Hennepin County Industrial Union Council,
(1949-1952)1955
40
13
Minnesota, Iron Range Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941, 1944, 1952-1955
40
14
Minnesota, St. Paul Industrial Union Council,
1941-1945
40
15
Minnesota, St. Paul Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948
40
16
Minnesota, St. Paul Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950, 1953-1955
40
17
Minnesota, Winona County Industrial Union Council,
1946-1950
40
18
Missouri, Hannibal Industrial Union Council,
1944
40
19
Missouri, Hannibal Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947, 1954
40
20
Missouri, Kansas City Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944
40
21
Missouri, Kansas City Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948
40
22
Missouri, Kansas City Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
40
23
Missouri, Kansas City Industrial Union Council,
(1951-1952)1955
40
24
Missouri, St. Joseph Industrial Union Council,
1944-1947
40
25
Missouri, St. Joseph Industrial Union Council,
1948-1950, 1953-1955
40
26
Missouri, St. Louis Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947
41
1
Missouri, St. Louis Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1952)1956
41
2
Montana, Roundup Industrial Union Council,
1938, 1942-1944
41
3
Montana, Yellowstone Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1948-1950, 1953-1955
41
4
Nebraska, Lincoln Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
41
5
Nebraska, Omaha Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943
41
6
Nebraska, Omaha Industrial Union Council,
1946-1948
41
7
Nebraska, Omaha Industrial Union Council,
(1949-1952)1955
41
8
New Hampshire, Claremont Industrial Union Council,
1945-1949
41
9
New Hampshire, Claremont Industrial Union Council,
1952-1954
41
10
New Hampshire, Newport Industrial Union Council,
1947
41
11
New Hampshire, Newport Industrial Union Council,
1949-1954
41
12
New Hampshire, Sullivan County Industrial Union Council,
1955
Contains only one financial report to the National CIO.
41
13
New Jersey, Bergen County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944
41
14
New Jersey, Bergen County Industrial Union Council,
(1945-1951)1955
41
15
New Jersey, Burlington County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949
41
16
New Jersey, Burlington County Industrial Union Council,
1951-1952, 1955
41
17
New Jersey, Central Jersey Industrial Union Council,
1937-1941
41
18
New Jersey, Central Jersey Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944
41
19
New Jersey, Central Jersey Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948
41
20
New Jersey, Central Jersey Industrial Union Council,
(1949-1952)1955
41
21
New Jersey, Essex-West Hudson Industrial Union Council (formerly the Newark (Greater) Industrial Union Council),
February 1949-1950
41
22
New Jersey, Essex-West Hudson Industrial Union Council (formerly the Newark (Greater) Industrial Union Council),
1951
41
23
New Jersey, Essex-West Hudson Industrial Union Council (formerly the Newark (Greater) Industrial Union Council),
1952-1955
41
24
New Jersey, Essex-West Hudson Industrial Union Council (formerly the Newark (Greater) Industrial Union Council), officer and committee convention reports,
Mar-53
41
25
New Jersey, Hudson County Industrial Union Council,
1940-1941
41
26
New Jersey, Hudson County Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944
41
27
New Jersey, Hudson County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948
41
28
New Jersey, Hudson County Industrial Union Council,
1949
42
1
New Jersey, Hudson County Industrial Union Council,
1950-1952, 1955
42
2
New Jersey, Middlesex Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1948-1950, 1955
42
3
New Jersey, Newark (Greater) Industrial Union Council (name changed to Essex-West Hudson Industrial Union Council in 1949),
1937-1941
42
4
New Jersey, Newark (Greater) Industrial Union Council (name changed to Essex-West Hudson Industrial Union Council in 1949),
1942-1943
42
5
New Jersey, Newark (Greater) Industrial Union Council (name changed to Essex-West Hudson Industrial Union Council in 1949),
1944-1947
42
6
New Jersey, Newark (Greater) Industrial Union Council (name changed to Essex-West Hudson Industrial Union Council in 1949),
1948-January 1949
42
7
New Jersey, Passaic County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946
42
8
New Jersey, Passaic County Industrial Union Council,
(1947-1950)1955
42
9
New Jersey, South Jersey Industrial Union Council,
1939-1940, 1945-1946
42
10
New Jersey, South Jersey Industrial Union Council,
1947
42
11
New Jersey, South Jersey Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1950)1955
42
12
New Jersey, Union County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1945
42
13
New Jersey, Union County Industrial Union Council,
1947
42
14
New Jersey, Union County Industrial Union Council,
1948, 1951-1952, 1955
42
15
New York, Broome County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944, 1950-1951
42
16
New York, Buffalo (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940
42
17
New York, Buffalo (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1941-1942
42
18
New York, Buffalo (Greater) Industrial Union Council, handbook, rules, constitution, and by-laws,
Feb-43
42
19
New York, Buffalo (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1943-1946
42
20
New York, Buffalo (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1947
42
21
New York, Buffalo (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949
42
22
New York, Buffalo (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1950-1952, 1955
42
23
New York, Capitol District Industrial Union Council (formerly the Schenectady Industrial Union Council, became the Schenectady County Industrial Union Council in May 1950),
1939
42
24
New York, Capitol District Industrial Union Council (formerly the Schenectady Industrial Union Council, became the Schenectady County Industrial Union Council in May 1950),
1942-1945
42
25
New York, Capitol District Industrial Union Council (formerly the Schenectady Industrial Union Council, became the Schenectady County Industrial Union Council in May 1950),
1947-1948, 1954
43
1
New York, Chataqua County Industrial Union Council,
1944-1945, 1948, 1952
43
2
New York, Dunkirk Area Industrial Union Council,
1946-1948, 1951, 1955
43
3
New York, Finger Lakes Industrial Union Council,
(1945)1954
43
4
New York, Hudson (Upper) Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
43
5
New York, Jamestown Industrial Union Council,
1951-1955
43
6
New York, Lockport Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944, 1949-1950, 1954
43
7
New York, Nassau-Suffolk Counties Industrial Union Council,
1941(1944-1945)
43
8
New York, Nassau-Suffolk Counties Industrial Union Council,
1946
43
9
New York, Nassau-Suffolk Counties Industrial Union Council,
1948
43
10
New York, Nassau-Suffolk Counties Industrial Union Council,
1949-1950
43
11
New York, New York (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1940
43
12
New York, New York (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1947
43
13
New York, New York (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1948
43
14
New York, New York City Industrial Union Council,
1949-1952, 1955
43
15
New York, New York (Greater) Joint Council of Barbers" and Beauty Culturists' Union,
1937-1941
43
16
New York, New York Maritime Council,
1937-1941
43
17
New York, Niagara County Industrial Union Council,
1942-1946
43
18
New York, Niagara County Industrial Union Council,
1954
43
19
New York, Oswego Industrial Union Council,
1954-1955
43
20
New York, Rochester Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943, 1956
43
21
New York, Schenectady Industrial Union Council (became the Capitol District Industrial Union Council in 1939),
1937-1938, 1954
43
22
New York, Schenectady County Industrial Union Council (formerly the Capitol District Industrial Union Council, became the Schenectady (Greater) Industrial Union Council in 1952),
1948-1950, 1954
43
23
New York, Schenectady (Greater) Industrial Union Council (also known as Schenectady Area Industrial Union Council formerly the Schenectady County Industrial Union Council),
(1952)1955
43
24
New York, Syracuse (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1940-1941
43
25
New York, Syracuse (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1943
43
26
New York, Syracuse (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1948, 1952, 1955
43
27
New York, Troy Area Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952, 1955
43
28
New York, Utica (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1944, 1948, 1955
43
29
New York, Westchester Industrial Union Council,
1940, 1943-1944, 1947
43
30
New York, Westchester Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952, 1955
43
31
North Carolina, Durham Industrial Union Council,
1938-1942, 1949, 1955
43
32
North Carolina, High Point-Thomasville Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947, 1953-1955
43
33
North Carolina, Mecklenburg Industrial Union Council,
1942-1946, 1955
43
34
North Carolina, Mecklenburg County Industrial Union Council,
1951, 1955
43
35
Ohio, Allen County Industrial Union Council (name changed to Lima Regional Industrial Union Council in May 1943),
1938-1940
43
36
Ohio, Allen County Industrial Union Council (name changed to Lima Regional Industrial Union Council in May 1943),
1943-May 1944
44
1
Ohio, Akron Industrial Union Council,
1938, 1944
44
2
Ohio, Akron Industrial Union Council,
1947
44
3
Ohio, Akron Industrial Union Council,
1949-1952, 1955
44
4
Ohio, Alliance Industrial Union Council,
1946-1952, 1955
44
5
Ohio, Ashtabula County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946
44
6
Ohio, Ashtabula County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948, 1952, 1955
44
7
Ohio, Barberton Industrial Union Council,
1942-1943, 1951, 1955
44
8
Ohio, Belmont Industrial Union Council,
1937-1942, 1945, 1953-1954
44
9
Ohio, Butler County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945, 1952-1955
44
10
Ohio, Cincinnati (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1939-1944
44
11
Ohio, Cincinnati (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952, 1955
44
12
Ohio, Cleveland Industrial Union Council,
1947
44
13
Ohio, Cleveland Industrial Union Council,
1948
44
14
Ohio, Cleveland Industrial Union Council,
1950-1955
44
15
Ohio, Columbiana Industrial Union Council,
1939-1942
44
16
Ohio, Columbiana Industrial Union Council,
1948, 1952, 1955
44
17
Ohio, Crawford County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1947
44
18
Ohio, Crawford County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1950, 1953-1954
44
19
Ohio, Fostoria Industrial Union Council,
1943, 1948-1950, 1955
44
20
Ohio, Franklin County Industrial Union Council,
1939, 1942-1944, 1948, 1952-1954
44
21
Ohio, Hancock County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1947, 1950-1952, 1955
44
22
Ohio, Hocking and Sunday Creek Valley Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941-1943
44
23
Ohio, Jackson and Vinton Counties Industrial Union Council,
1939, 1945
44
24
Ohio, Jefferson and Harrison Counties Industrial Union Council,
1937-1943
44
25
Ohio, Jefferson and Harrison Counties Industrial Union Council,
1946-1946
44
26
Ohio, Jefferson and Harrison Counties Industrial Union Council,
1947-1950, 1953-1955
44
27
Ohio, Licking County Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1951, 1955
44
28
Ohio, Lima Regional Industrial Union Council (formerly Allen County Industrial Union Council),
June-July 1944
44
29
Ohio, Lima Regional Industrial Union Council (formerly Allen County Industrial Union Council),
August 1944-1945
44
30
Ohio, Lima Regional Industrial Union Council (formerly Allen County Industrial Union Council),
1948-1951, 1955
44
31
Ohio, Lorain County Industrial Union Council,
1940-1946
44
32
Ohio, Lorain County Industrial Union Council,
(1948)1955
44
33
Ohio, Mahoning County Industrial Union Council, constitution,
Mar-43
44
34
Ohio, Mahoning County Industrial Union Council,
1944-1948
45
1
Ohio, Mahoning County Industrial Union Council,
1949
45
2
Ohio, Mahoning County Industrial Union Council,
1950-1955
45
3
Ohio, Marion County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1947, 1953-1955
45
4
Ohio, Massilon Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948, 1951-1952, 1955
45
5
Ohio, Miami, Shelby, and Darke Counties Industrial Union Council (also known as Tri-County Industrial Union County),
1945
45
6
Ohio, Miami, Shelby, and Darke Counties Industrial Union Council (also known as Tri-County Industrial Union County),
1946, 1949-1950
45
7
Ohio, Miami, Shelby, and Darke Counties Industrial Union Council (also known as Tri-County Industrial Union County),
1951-1952, 1955
45
8
Ohio, Montgomery County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944
45
9
Ohio, Montgomery County Industrial Union Council, audit report,
1944-1945
Photostatic copies which are not in very good shape.
45
10
Ohio, Montgomery County Industrial Union Council, audit reports,
1944-1945
Xerox copies of photostats in 45:9. Some are readable and some are not.
45
11
Ohio, Montgomery County Industrial Union Council,
(1945)1947
45
12
Ohio, Montgomery County Industrial Union Council,
1948
45
13
Ohio, Montgomery County Industrial Union Council,
(1949)1955
45
14
Ohio, Muskingum County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1944, 1949, 1952, 1955
45
15
Ohio, Perry County Industrial Union Council,
1940-1942, 1945
45
16
Ohio, Portage County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1945, 1949, 1955
45
17
Ohio, Portsmouth District Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940
45
18
Ohio, Portsmouth District Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944
45
19
Ohio, Portsmouth District Industrial Union Council,
1946-1949
45
20
Ohio, Portsmouth District Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
45
21
Ohio, Richland County Industrial Union Council,
1937(1942-1945)
45
22
Ohio, Richland County Industrial Union Council,
(1946-1950)1955
45
23
Ohio, Sandusky Industrial Union Council,
1937-1939, 1943, 1946-1950, 1955
45
24
Ohio, Sandusky and Ottawa Counties Industrial Union Council,
1944
45
25
Ohio, Sandusky and Ottawa Counties Industrial Union Council,
1947-1949, 1952-1955
45
26
Ohio, Springfield (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1944-1947
45
27
Ohio, Springfield (Greater) Industrial Union Council, administratorship,
March-April 1948
45
28
Ohio, Springfield (Greater) Industrial Union Council, administratorship,
May-June 1948
45
29
Ohio, Springfield (Greater) Industrial Union Council, administratorship,
Jul-48
45
30
Ohio, Springfield (Greater) Industrial Union Council, administratorship,
August-October 1948
45
31
Ohio, Springfield (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1950)1955
46
1
Ohio, Stark County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944
46
2
Ohio, Stark County Industrial Union Council,
(1945-1952)1955
46
3
Ohio, Toledo Industrial Union Council,
1948-1955
46
4
Ohio, Tri-County Industrial Union Council,
1955
46
5
Ohio, Trumbull County Industrial Union Council,
1940-1945
46
6
Ohio, Trumbull County Industrial Union Council,
1949-1955
46
7
Ohio, Tuscarawas County Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1943-1954
46
8
Ohio, Washington County Industrial Union Council,
1955
46
9
Oklahoma, Henryetta Industrial Union Council,
1939-1941, 1944-1945
46
10
Oklahoma, Oklahoma County Industrial Union Council,
1939, 1943-1944
46
11
Oklahoma, Oklahoma County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946, 1949-1951, 1955
46
12
Oklahoma, Tulsa County Industrial Union Council,
1946, 1950-1951, 1955
46
13
Oklahoma, Tulsa County Industrial Union Council, "Oklahoma Labor Review" (Tulsa County IUC newspaper),
Sep-51
46
14
Oregon, Columbia (Lower) River Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1941, 1944-1946
46
15
Oregon, Coos Bay Area Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1941, 1946
46
16
Oregon, Coos Bay Area Industrial Union Council,
1948-1951
46
17
Oregon, Portland Industrial Union Council,
1938, March-November 1941
46
18
Oregon, Portland Industrial Union Council,
Dec-41
46
19
Oregon, Portland Industrial Union Council,
January-May 1942
46
20
Oregon, Portland Industrial Union Council,
July 1942-April 1943
46
21
Oregon, Portland Industrial Union Council,
1944-1945
46
22
Oregon, Portland Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
1947
46
23
Oregon, Portland Industrial Union Council,
1947-1949, 1955
46
24
Pennsylvania, Allegheny County Industrial Union Council,
1942, 1945
46
25
Pennsylvania, Allegheny County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952, 1955
46
26
Pennsylvania, Beaver County Industrial Union Council,
1941, 1944
46
27
Pennsylvania, Beaver County Industrial Union Council,
1939-1944
46
28
Pennsylvania, Beaver County Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1948-1952, 1955
46
29
Pennsylvania, Berks County Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941-1944
46
30
Pennsylvania, Berks County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946
46
31
Pennsylvania, Berks County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1950, 1955
46
32
Pennsylvania, Blair County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1947
46
33
Pennsylvania, Blair County Industrial Union Council,
(1949)1955
47
1
Pennsylvania, Bucks (Lower) County Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941-1948, 1952-1955
47
2
Pennsylvania, Butler Industrial Union Council,
(1942-1945)1955
47
3
Pennsylvania, Cambria (Northern) Central Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1943-1944
47
4
Pennsylvania, Chester County Industrial Union Council (formerly Montgomery and Chester Counties Industrial Union Council),
1950
47
5
Pennsylvania, Chester County Industrial Union Council (formerly Montgomery and Chester Counties Industrial Union Council),
1951-1955
47
6
Pennsylvania, Clearfield County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945, 1954-1955
47
7
Pennsylvania, Crawford and Venango Industrial Union Council,
1940-1941, 1944, 1947-1948
47
8
Pennsylvania, Crawford County Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1951)1955
47
9
Pennsylvania, Delaware County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952, 1955
47
10
Pennsylvania, Erie Industrial Union Council,
January-March 1948
47
11
Pennsylvania, Erie Industrial Union Council,
Apr-48
47
12
Pennsylvania, Erie Industrial Union Council,
May-June 1948
47
13
Pennsylvania, Erie Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
Jun-48
47
14
Pennsylvania, Erie Industrial Union Council,
September-December 1948
47
15
Pennsylvania, Erie Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
Oct-50
47
16
Pennsylvania, Erie Industrial Union Council,
(1949-1952)1955
47
17
Pennsylvania, Greene County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1942, 1945
47
18
Pennsylvania, Greensburg Industrial Union Council,
1944-1945
47
19
Pennsylvania, Greensburg Industrial Union Council,
1948-1952, 1956
47
20
Pennsylvania, Harrisburg Region Industrial Union Council,
1944, 1947-1948, 1952, 1955
47
21
Pennsylvania, Indiana Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941, 1945, 1953-1954
47
22
Pennsylvania, Johnstown (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945
47
23
Pennsylvania, Johnstown (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949, 1952, 1955
47
24
Pennsylvania, Kiski Valley Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944, 1952, 1955
47
25
Pennsylvania, Lackawanna County Industrial Union Council,
1939-1941, 1944-1948, 1955
47
26
Pennsylvania, Lancaster Industrial Union Council,
1938-1941
47
27
Pennsylvania, Lancaster Industrial Union Council,
1943-1948
47
28
Pennsylvania, Lancaster Industrial Union Council,
1948
47
29
Pennsylvania, Lancaster Industrial Union Council,
1949-1951, 1955
47
30
Pennsylvania, Latrobe District Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939, 1944, 1953-1954
47
31
Pennsylvania, Lawrence County Industrial Union Council,
1943, 1946, 1951, 1955
47
32
Pennsylvania, Lebanon County Industrial Union Council,
1947-1948, 1951-1952, 1955
47
33
Pennsylvania, Lehigh County Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947
47
34
Pennsylvania, Lehigh County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1949, 1952-1955
48
1
Pennsylvania, Lycoming Industrial Union Council,
1942-1945
48
2
Pennsylvania, Lycoming Industrial Union Council,
1947
48
3
Pennsylvania, Lycoming Industrial Union Council,
March-April 1948
48
4
Pennsylvania, Lycoming Industrial Union Council,
May-June 1948
48
5
Pennsylvania, Lycoming Industrial Union Council,
July-November 1948
48
6
Pennsylvania, Lycoming Industrial Union Council,
1949-1955
48
7
Pennsylvania, Mifflin County Industrial Union Council,
1945, 1951-1955
48
8
Pennsylvania, Monongahela Valley Industrial Union Council,
1940-1944
48
9
Pennsylvania, Monongahela Valley Industrial Union Council,
1945-1946
48
10
Pennsylvania, Monongahela Valley Industrial Union Council,
1947-1949, 1952-1955
48
11
Pennsylvania, Montgomery County Industrial Union Council (formerly Montgomery and Chester Counties Industrial Union Council),
1950-1952, 1955
48
12
Pennsylvania, Montgomery and Chester Counties Industrial Unions Council (split into Chester County IUC and Montgomery County IUC),
1943-1944
48
13
Pennsylvania, Montgomery and Chester Counties Industrial Unions Council (split into Chester County IUC and Montgomery County IUC),
1946-1948
48
14
Pennsylvania, Montgomery and Chester Counties Industrial Unions Council (split into Chester County IUC and Montgomery County IUC),
1949-1951
48
15
Pennsylvania, Northhampton Industrial Union Council,
1939-1940, 1943-1944, 1948-1949, 1955
48
16
Pennsylvania, Northumberland County Area Industrial Union Council,
1947-1950, 1955
48
17
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
Dec-44
48
18
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1952)1955
48
19
Pennsylvania, Quakertown Industrial Union Council,
1938-1941, 1946-1949, 1953
48
20
Pennsylvania, Scranton-Lackawanna Industrial Union Council,
1946-1950
48
21
Pennsylvania, Shenango Industrial Union Council,
1941-1946
48
22
Pennsylvania, Shenango Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952, 1955
48
23
Pennsylvania, Shenandoah Industrial Union Council,
1940-1941, 1944-1945
48
24
Pennsylvania, Steel City Industrial Union Council,
1941-1949, 1952, 1955
48
25
Pennsylvania, Tarentum Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944, 1948-1952, 1955
48
26
Pennsylvania, Uniontown Industrial Union Council,
1938-1940, 1944-1945
48
27
Pennsylvania, Venango County Industrial Union County,
1951-1952, 1955
48
28
Pennsylvania, Washington Industrial Union Council,
1937-1938, 1941-1945, 1953-1954
48
29
Pennsylvania, Wilkes-Barre Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944
48
30
Pennsylvania, Wilkes-Barre Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947
48
31
Pennsylvania, Wilkes-Barre Industrial Union Council,
(1948-1950)1955
48
32
Pennsylvania, York County Industrial Union Council,
1939-1947, 1950-1952, 1955
49
1
South Carolina, Charleston (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1951, 1955
49
2
Tennessee, Campbell County Industrial Union Council,
1938, 1944
49
3
Tennessee, Chattanooga Industrial Union Council,
1940-1944
49
4
Tennessee, Chattanooga Industrial Union Council,
1945-1948
49
5
Tennessee, Chattanooga Industrial Union Council,
1948-1956
49
6
Tennessee, Knoxville Industrial Union Council,
1940-1942
49
7
Tennessee, Knoxville Industrial Union Council,
1944, 1949, 1952, 1955
49
8
Tennessee, Memphis Industrial Union Council,
1939-1955
49
9
Tennessee, Nashville Industrial Union Council,
1941-1948, 1955
49
10
Tennessee, Northeast Tennessee Industrial Union Council,
1942(1952-1955)
49
11
Texas, San Antonio (Greater) Industrial Union Council,
1941, 1944-1945
49
12
Texas, Bexar County Industrial Union Council,
1955
49
13
Texas, Corpus Christi Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1944, 1948-1949
49
14
Texas, Dallas Area Industrial Union Council,
1943, 1947-1952, 1955
49
15
Texas, El Paso Industrial Union Council,
1946, 1949
49
16
Texas, Harris County Industrial Union Council (name changed to Houston Area Industrial Union Council in 1945),
1943-May 1945
49
17
Texas, Harris County Industrial Union Council (name changed to Houston Area Industrial Union Council in 1945),
[c. 1945]
49
18
Texas, Houston Area Industrial Union Council (formerly Harris County Industrial Union Council),
October 1945-July 1947
49
19
Texas, Houston Area Industrial Union Council (formerly Harris County Industrial Union Council),
August -October 1947
49
20
Texas, Houston Area Industrial Union Council (formerly Harris County Industrial Union Council),
November-December 1947
49
21
Texas, Houston Area Industrial Union Council (formerly Harris County Industrial Union Council),
1949-1955
49
22
Texas, Sabine Area Industrial Union Council,
1938-1939
49
23
Texas, Sabine Area Industrial Union Council,
1941, 1944-1945, 1955
49
24
Texas, Tarrant County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943, 1946-1947
49
25
Texas, Tarrant County Industrial Union Council,
1948-1950
49
26
Texas, Tarrant County Industrial Union Council,
1951-1952, 1955
49
27
Texas, Tarrant County Industrial Union Council, minutes,
1947
49
28
Texas, Tarrant County Industrial Union Council, minutes,
1948, 1950
49
29
Texas, Tarrant County Industrial Union Council, minutes,
1951
49
30
Texas, Tarrant County Industrial Union Council, minutes,
1952
50
1
Utah, Carbon County Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1942
50
2
Utah, Carbon County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945, 1950
50
3
Vermont, Chittenden County Industrial Union Council,
1945-1952, 1955
50
4
Virginia, Appalachia Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1943
50
5
Virginia, Blue Ridge Industrial Union Council,
1944-1948, 1955
50
6
Virginia, Grundy Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1943
50
7
Virginia, Richmond Industrial Union Council,
1938, 1942-1944, 1947-1952, 1955
50
8
Virginia, Roanoke Industrial Union Council,
Jun-55
Contains just one financial report to CIO.
50
9
Virginia, Tazewell County Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1943
50
10
Virginia, Tidewater Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943
50
11
Virginia, Tidewater Industrial Union Council,
1944
50
12
Virginia, Tidewater Industrial Union Council,
(1945)1955
50
13
Washington, Bellingham Industrial Union Council,
1937
50
14
Washington, Bellingham Industrial Union Council,
1950-1951, 1955
50
15
Washington, Cowlitz County Industrial,
1937, 1937-1945
50
16
Washington, Cowlitz County Industrial Union,
1946-1948, 1953
50
17
Washington, Grays Harbor Industrial Union Council,
1941, 1944-1945, 1948, 1951, 1955
50
18
Washington, Roslyn and Elum Counties Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941-1943
50
19
Washington, Seattle Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941
50
20
Washington, Seattle Industrial Union Council,
1944, 1947
50
21
Washington, Seattle Industrial Union Council,
1948
50
22
Washington, Seattle Industrial Union Council,
1950-1951
50
23
Washington, Seattle-King County Industrial Union Council,
1951, 1955
50
24
Washington, Snohomish Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1943
50
25
Washington, Snohomish Industrial Union Council,
1947-1952
50
26
Washington, Spokane County Industrial Union Council,
1945
50
27
Washington, Spokane County Industrial Union Council, Spokane Recreation Center,
Dec-45
50
28
Washington, Spokane County Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947
50
29
Washington, Spokane County Industrial Union Council,
May 1948-February 1949
50
30
Washington, Spokane County Industrial Union Council,
March 1949-1950, 1955
50
31
Washington, Spokane County Industrial Union Council, meeting minutes,
1949-1952
51
1
Washington, Tacoma Industrial Union Council,
1940
51
2
Washington, Tacoma Industrial Union Council, meeting minutes,
October 1940-March 1941
51
3
Washington, Tacoma and Pierce Counties Industrial Union Council,
1944, 1947-1950, 1955
51
4
Washington, Tacoma and Pierce Counties Industrial Union Council, meeting minutes,
May 1947-December 1949
51
5
Washington, Thurston Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1941, 1948-1949, 1952-1955
51
6
Washington, Willopa Harbor Industrial Union Coucil,
1937, 1941-1941
51
7
West Virginia, Beckley Industrial Union Councils,
1937, 1941-1945
51
8
West Virginia, Cabell County Industrial Union Council,
1942-1944, 1952-1955
51
9
West Virginia, Eastern Panhandle Industrial Union Council,
1939-1944, 1953-1955
51
10
West Virginia, Harrison County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1945, 1950-1951, 1955
51
11
West Virginia, Kanawha County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944, 1955
51
12
West Virginia, Logan Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1945
51
13
West Virginia, Marion County Industrial Union Council,
1939-1946, 1949-1950, 1955
51
14
West Virginia, Marshall County Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1944
51
15
West Virginia, Martinsburg Industrial Union Council,
1937-1940
51
16
West Virginia, Mercer County Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1944
51
17
West Virginia, Monongalia County Industrial Union Council,
1938-1946
51
18
West Virginia, Montgomery Industrial Union Council,
1937-1938, 1944-1945
51
19
West Virginia, Mullens Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940, 1944-1946
51
20
West Virginia, Oak Hill Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1940-1943
51
21
West Virginia, Welch Industrial Union Council,
1937, 1941, 1944-1945
51
22
West Virginia, Wheeling Region Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
Nov-38
51
23
West Virginia, Wheeling Region Industrial Union Council,
1941-1944
51
24
West Virginia, Wheeling Region Industrial Union Council,
1946-1949, 1952, 1955
51
25
West Virginia, Williamson Industrial Union Council,
1937-1946
51
26
West Virginia, Wood County Industrial Union Council,
1938, 1943-1944, 1948, 1951, 1955
51
27
Wisconsin, Chippewa Valley Industrial Union Council,
1955
Contains just one employee bond certificate.
51
28
Wisconsin, Dane County Industrial Union Council,
1943-1945
51
29
Wisconsin, Dane County Industrial Union Council,
1946-1947, 1950, 1955
51
30
Wisconsin, Eau Claire Industrial Union Council,
1937-1943, 1946-1954
51
31
Wisconsin, Fond du Lac Industrial Union Council,
1938, 1941, 1944, 1950-1952, 1955
51
32
Wisconsin, Kenosha County Industrial Union Council,
1941-1945
51
33
Wisconsin, Kenosha County Industrial Union Council,
1946-1952, 1955
51
34
Wisconsin, La Crosse Industrial Union Council,
1941-1943, 1949, 1952, 1955
52
1
Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Industrial Union Council,
1940, 1947-1950
52
2
Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Industrial Union Council,
1951-1952, 1955
52
3
Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Industrial Union Council, meeting minutes,
1948-1949
52
4
Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Industrial Union Council, meeting minutes,
1951-1952
52
5
Wisconsin, Racine County Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
52
6
Wisconsin, Rock County Industrial Union Council,
1954-1955
52
7
Wisconsin, Sheboygan County Industrial Union Council,
1944-1945, 1952, 1955
52
8
Wisconsin, Waukesha County Industrial Union Council, constitution and by-laws,
1950
52
9
Wisconsin, Waukesha County Industrial Union Council,
1950, 1955
52
10
Wisconsin, Winnebago Industrial Union Council,
1952, 1955
52
11
Wyoming, Sweetwater Industrial Union Council,
1940-1941, 1944
52
12
Puerto Rico, Confederation of General Workers,
1940-1941
52
13
Puerto Rico, General Confederation of Labor,
1949-1950
52
14
Puerto Rico, General Confederation of Labor,
1951-1953
52
15
Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico Industrial Union Council,
1955
52
16
Canada, British Columbia Industrial Union Council,
1940-1941, 1944
52
17
Officially withdrawn, revoked or cancelled Industrial Union Councils,
Jun-55
Series 4: Local Industrial Unions,
1937-1957
(24 boxes)
Subseries 4.1 contains records on the affiliation of local industrial unions in the CIO. The CIO created local industrial unions directly affiliated to the CIO when a national CIO union for a particular type of worker did not yet exist. The local industrial unions were meant to be temporary and mirror, to some extent, the AFL's Federal Labor Unions.
These records are consistently sparse, usually containing an application for direct affiliation, a brief CIO report, a positive CIO response granting affiliation, and correspondence related to redirecting the union into a national union. Although the files are sparse, this seems to be a complete record of the certification and transfer of local industrial unions.
Also included at the end of the series in a number of files are correspondence from national unions making claims on local industrial unions in 1953 when the CIO decided it wanted to parcel more of the local industrial unions out to national unions.
The records are organized by local industrial union number, which is also generally chronological. The CIO, however, occasionally reused a local number after the local union previously assigned the number had been affiliated with a national union.
Subseries 4.2 contains the records of applications for local industrial union status that the national CIO denied. The records contain usually only the application, a brief CIO report, and a denial letter which usually includes a brief reason why the CIO denied the application.
Although these files are also sparse, it is likely that this represents a complete record of CIO activities in this area.
The records are organized numerically by application number, which is also generally chronologically.
Subseries 4.1: Chartered Locals,
1937-1957
(22 boxes)
53
1
Local Industrial Union #1, United Cork Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-December 1939
53
2
Local Industrial Union #2, United Chocolate Workers, Hershey, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-April 1943
53
3
Local Industrial Union #3, United Distillery Workers, Leechburg, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-June 1948
53
4
Local Industrial Union #4, Sugar Refinery Workers, Charlestown, Massachusetts,
May 1937-December 1947
53
5
Local Industrial Union #5, United Cannery Packing and Food Preservers, Seattle, Washington,
April 1937, December 1951-March 1954
53
6
Local Industrial Union #5, United Asbestos Workers, Nashua, New Hampshire,
May-November 1937
53
7
Local Industrial Union #6, United Highway Workers, Indiana County, Pennsylvania,
May-July 1937
53
8
Local Industrial Union #7, United Highway Workers, Butler County, Pennsylvania,
Jul-37
53
9
Local Industrial Union #8, United Drug Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
April 1937-February 1948
53
10
Local Industrial Union #9, United Power Shovel Men Workers, Seattle, Washington,
May 1937-March 1940
53
11
Local Industrial Union #10, Retail Shoe Fitters, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
April-July 1937
53
12
Local Industrial Union #11, United Cereal Workers, Lockport, Illinois,
May 1937-August 1944
53
13
Local Industrial Union #13, Brick and Clay Workers, Mount Savage, Maryland,
April 1937-October 1940
53
14
Local Industrial Union #14, International Union United Tavern Keepers of America, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
May-October 1937
53
15
Local Industrial Union #14, United Paper Workers, Worcester, Massachusetts,
May 1937-December 1939
53
16
Local Industrial Union #15, United Soap Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
May 1937-June 1941
53
17
Local Industrial Union #16, United Furniture Workers, New Waterford, Ohio,
May 1937-March 1940
53
18
Local Industrial Union #17, United Tile Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
May 1937, February 1938
53
19
Local Industrial Union #18, Retail and Department Store, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May-August 1937
53
20
Local Industrial Union #19, United Paper Workers, West Carrollton, Ohio,
May 1937-December 1939
53
21
Local Industrial Union #20, United Tile Workers, Wheeling, West Virginia,
May 1937-February 1938
53
22
Local Industrial Union #21, United Bakery Workers, Huntington, West Virginia,
May 1937-June 1938
53
23
Local Industrial Union #22, New Deal Brick Workers, Portsmouth, Ohio,
May 1937-December 1938
53
24
Local Industrial Union #23, United Timber and Sawmill Workers, Hopwood, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-1941
53
25
Local Industrial Union #24, United Cigar Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
May 1937-April 1941
53
26
Local Industrial Union #25, United Office Employees, San Francisco, California,
May-July 1937
53
27
Local Industrial Union #26, United Restaurant Workers, Davenport, Iowa,
May 1937-April 1946
53
28
Local Industrial Union #27, United State Workers, Colver, Pennsylvania,
May-June 1937
53
29
Local Industrial Union #28, United Paper Box Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
May 1939-January 1940
53
30
Local Industrial Union #30, United Bakery Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
May 1937-April 1940
53
31
Local Industrial Union #31, United Paper Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
May 1937-June 1940
53
32
Local Industrial Union #31, United Leather Workers, Curwensville, Pennsylvania,
August 1950, September 1953
53
33
Local Industrial Union #32, United Packinghouse, Ottumwa, Iowa,
May 1937-August 1939
53
34
Local Industrial Union #33, Chemical Workers, New York, New York,
March-September 1937
53
35
Local Industrial Union #34, United Retail Clerks, Pleasant Unity, Pennsylvania,
May-June 1937
53
36
Local Industrial Union #35, United Bag Workers and Allied Trades, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-June 1940
53
37
Local Industrial Union #35, United Building Service Employees, Toledo, Ohio,
April 1949, August 1953
53
38
Local Industrial Union #36, United Paper Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
May 1937, June 1941
53
39
Local Industrial Union #37, United Woodworkers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May 1937, March 1938
53
40
Local Industrial Union #38, United Woodworkers, Westwood, California,
May-October 1937
53
41
Local Industrial Union #39, United Brass Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
May 1937, February 1940
53
42
Local Industrial Union #40, United Laundry Workers, Cumberland, Maryland,
May 1937-July 1954
53
43
Local Industrial Union #41, Packing and Provision House Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
May 1937, August 1939
53
44
Local Industrial Union #42, United Dairyworkers, Wheeling, West Virginia,
May 1937-March 1939
53
45
Local Industrial Union #43, United Soap Workers, Burlington, Iowa,
May 1937-September 1939
53
46
Local Industrial Union #44, United Fishery Workers, Heathsville, West Virginia,
May 1937-April 1940
53
47
Local Industrial Union #45, United Paper Workers, South Richmond, Virginia,
May 1937-June 1941
53
48
Local Industrial Union #46, Bristol Bay Resident Cannery, Dillingham, Alaska,
June 1950, May 1953
53
49
Local Industrial Union #47, Watch and Watch Case Workers, New York, New York,
May 1937-June 1940
53
50
Local Industrial Union #48, United Dairy Workers, Flint, Michigan,
May 1937-June 1941
53
51
Local Industrial Union #49, Independent Bakery Workers, Jersey City, New Jersey,
May 1937, 1939
53
52
Local Industrial Union #49, Bakery and Confectionery Bread Salesmen, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May-July 1937
53
53
Local Industrial Union #50, United Veneer and Plywood, St. Louis, Missouri,
May 1937-February 1938
53
54
Local Industrial Union #51, United Packinghouse Workers, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
May 1937, August 1939
53
55
Local Industrial Union #53, United Cereal Workers, Irwin, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-October 1946
53
56
Local Industrial Union #54, United Chemical Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May-September 1937
53
57
Local Industrial Union #55, Pioneer Tobacco Workers, Middletown, Ohio,
May 1937-December 1940
53
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Local Industrial Union #56, Boxmakers and Woodworkers, Birmingham, Alabama,
May 1937-1939
53
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Local Industrial Union #57, United Bakery Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
May 1937-1941
53
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Local Industrial Union #58, United Woodworkers, Gadsen, Alabama,
May 1937-1939
53
61
Local Industrial Union #60, Lime and Cement Workers, Kenova, West Virginia,
May 1937-June 1941
54
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Local Industrial Union #61, Linseed Oil Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
May 1937, March 1938
54
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Local Industrial Union #62, United Packinghouse Workers, South St. Paul, Minnesota,
May 1937, August 1939
54
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Local Industrial Union #63, United Drug and Cosmetics Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
May 1937-July 1940
54
4
Local Industrial Union #64, Restaurant, Hotel and Beverage Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
May 1937-August 1943
54
5
Local Industrial Union #64, Food Processing Local Industrial Union, San Diego, California,
February-July 1950
54
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Local Industrial Union #65, United Bedding and Glider Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-September 1938
54
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Local Industrial Union #66, Bartenders, Cooks, Waitresses, Hotel Workers, Nevada City, California,
May 1937, 1939
54
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Local Industrial Union #67, Magic City Service Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
May-July 1937
54
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Local Industrial Union #68, Newspaper Retailers, San Francisco, California,
May 1937-1941
54
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Local Industrial Union #69, United Furniture Workers, Columbiana, Ohio,
May 1937, February 1938
54
11
Local Industrial Union #70, United Bag and Paper Workers, Oakmont, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-June 1941
54
12
Local Industrial Union #71, Fabricated Metal Workers, New Bedford, Massachusetts,
May 1937-April 1940
54
13
Local Industrial Union #72, Restaurant Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
May 1937-June 1940
54
14
Local Industrial Union #72, Amalgamated Office Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
January 1950, November 1955
54
15
Local Industrial Union #73, United Office and Store Workers, Fleming, Kentucky,
May 1937, September 1939
54
16
Local Industrial Union #74, United Woodworkers, Scottsdale, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-1941
54
17
Local Industrial Union #75, News Boys, Los Angeles, California,
May 1937-July 1947
54
18
Local Industrial Union #75, News Vendors, Los Angeles, California,
November 1949, September 1954
54
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Local Industrial Union #76, United Food Workers, Columbus, Ohio,
May 1937-March 1940
54
20
Local Industrial Union #77, United Linoleum Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
May 1937-1940
54
21
Local Industrial Union #78, Lumber Yard Workers, New York, New York,
May-November 1937
54
22
Local Industrial Union #78, United Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Workers, Arizona and California,
March 1950-September 1954
54
23
Local Industrial Union #79 (WPA, CCC, NYA), Pound, Virginia,
May 1937-December 1939
54
24
Local Industrial Union #80, Hand Stogie Makers and Strippers, Wheeling, West Virginia,
May 1937-December 1940
54
25
Local Industrial Union #80, Food and Tobacco Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
October 1950, November 1951
54
26
Local Industrial Union #81, (mixed job categories), Circleville, Ohio,
May 1937-September 1939
54
27
Local Industrial Union #82, United Timber Workers, Duff, Tennessee,
May 1937-June 1940
54
28
Local Industrial Union #83, United Dairyworkers, Detroit, Michigan,
May 1937-July 1942
54
29
Local Industrial Union #83, United Dairyworkers, Highland Park, Michigan,
August 1949, December 1955
54
30
Local Industrial Union #84, United Bakery Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
May 1937-September 1940
54
31
Local Industrial Union #85, United Laundry Workers, Los Angeles, California,
May 1937-1939
54
32
Local Industrial Union #86, United Baking Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
May 1937-July 1940
54
33
Local Industrial Union #87, United Ice and Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
May 1937-February 1939
54
34
Local Industrial Union #88, United Grain Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
May 1937- February 1942
54
35
Local Industrial Union #89, United Bag and Paper Workers, Wallsburg, West Virginia,
May 1937-1941
54
36
Local Industrial Union #90, Wholesale Grain and Allied Products, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May-December 1937
54
37
Local Industrial Union #91, United Spring and Accessories, Brooklyn, New York,
May 1937-February 1938
54
38
Local Industrial Union #92, United Pressing Equipment Workers, New York, New York,
May 1937-November 1939
54
39
Local Industrial Union #94, United Freight Handler Local Industrial Union, Gary, Indiana,
May-June 1937
54
40
Local Industrial Union #94, United Lumber Yard Workers, Portsmouth, Ohio,
May 1937-1941
54
41
Local Industrial Union #95, United Woodworkers, Tuolome, California,
May-October 1937
54
42
Local Industrial Union #96 (mixed food and beverage), Oakland, California,
May 1937-July 1941
54
43
Local Industrial Union #97, United Dairyworkers, Sullivan, Indiana,
May 1937- February 1942
54
44
Local Industrial Union #98 (mixed job categories), Jenkins, New York,
June 1937- March 1940
54
45
Local Industrial Union #98, United Construction Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
July 1942-August 1946
54
46
Local Industrial Union #99, United Catering Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
May 1937-March 1941
54
47
Local Industrial Union #100, United Bedding Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-February 1938
54
48
Local Industrial Union #100, United Trollers of Alaska, Juneau, Alaska,
February 1950, May 1955
54
49
Local Industrial Union #101, United Piano Workers, New York, New York,
May 1937-1938
54
50
Local Industrial Union #102, United Waste Material Workers, Rankin, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-September 1939
54
51
Local Industrial Union #104, Scrap Metal, Iron and Waste Material, Brooklyn, New York,
May 1937-July 1939
54
52
Local Industrial Union #105, United Butchers, Meat Cutters and Packers, Buffalo, New York,
June 1937-August 1939
54
53
Local Industrial Union #106, United Lumber Handlers, Newark, New Jersey,
May 1937-1939
54
54
Local Industrial Union #107, United Timber and Sawmill Workers, Kimball, West Virginia,
Jun-37
54
55
Local Industrial Union #108, United Tobacco Workers, Los Angeles, California,
June 1937, May 1939
54
56
Local Industrial Union #110, United Paper Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
May 1937-December 1939
54
57
Local Industrial Union #111, Amalgamated Veneer and Plywood, New Albany, Indiana,
June 1937-October 1940
54
58
Local Industrial Union #112, United Paper Workers, Middletown, Ohio,
June 1937-July 1940
54
59
Local Industrial Union #112, United Shoe Service Workers, Los Angeles, California,
February 1950, 1953
54
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Local Industrial Union #113, United Wood and Veneer Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
June 1937-September 1938
54
61
Local Industrial Union #114, United Soap and Glycerin Workers, Kansas City, Kansas,
June 1937-February 1944
54
62
Local Industrial Union #115 (cabinet workers), Ludington, Michigan,
June 1937-February 1940
54
63
Local Industrial Union #116, Advertising Distributors Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-March 1940
55
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Local Industrial Union #117, United Meat Packing Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
June 1937-August 1939
55
2
Local Industrial Union #118, Pioneer Bakers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May-June 1941
55
3
Local Industrial Union #119, Dental Surgical and Allied Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-December 1947
55
4
Local Industrial Union #121, United Cereal Workers, Battle Creek, Michigan,
June 1937-March 1939
55
5
Local Industrial Union #122, United Packinghouse Workers, Albert Lee, Minnesota,
June 1937, August 1939
55
6
Local Industrial Union #123, United Laundry Workers, Logan, West Virginia,
June 1937-December 1941
55
7
Local Industrial Union #125, United Cabinet Makers, Runtington, Indiana,
June 1937-February 1938
55
8
Local Industrial Union #126, United Dairyworkers, Jersey City, New Jersey,
May 1937-1939
55
9
Local Industrial Union #127, Lead, Oil, Varnish and Paint Makers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-1941
55
10
Local Industrial Union #128, United Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
June 1937-January 1941, October 1946
55
11
Local Industrial Union #129, United Veneer and Plywood Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
June 1937, 1941
55
12
Local Industrial Union #132, United Used Products Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
June 1937-March 1940
55
13
Local Industrial Union #133, United Furniture Workers, Leavenworth, Kansas,
June 1937-May 1938
55
14
Local Industrial Union #134, United Folding Box and Paper Workers, Buffalo, New York,
June 1937, April 1939
55
15
Local Industrial Union #135, United Cabinet Makers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
June 1937, May 1941
55
16
Local Industrial Union #137, United Chemical and Cosmetic Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
June-September 1937
55
17
Local Industrial Union #138, United Wallpaper Workers, Buffalo, New York,
June 1937, 1940
55
18
Local Industrial Union #140, United Wood Preserving Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
June 1937, April 1938
55
19
Local Industrial Union #141, United Furniture Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
June 1937, February 1938
55
20
Local Industrial Union #144, United Packinghouse Workers, Des Moines, Iowa,
May 1937-August 1939
55
21
Local Industrial Union #145, Automatic Heat and Air Conditioning Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June-September 1937
55
22
Local Industrial Union #145, Freight Handlers, Buffalo, New York,
May-July 1937
55
23
Local Industrial Union #146, United Timber and Sawmill Workers, Jasper, Alabama,
May 1937-September 1938
55
24
Local Industrial Union #147, United Planer Workers, Nauvoo, Alabama,
June 1937-February 1940
55
25
Local Industrial Union #148, United Loose Leaf and Blank Book Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
June 1937-1940
55
26
Local Industrial Union #149, United Timber and Sawmill Workers, Cass, West Virginia,
May-June 1937, April 1938
55
27
Local Industrial Union #150, United Furniture Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
June 1937-May 1938
55
28
Local Industrial Union #151, United Sugar Refinery Workers, Edgewater, New Jersey,
June 1937-July 1945
55
29
Local Industrial Union #152, United Paper Makers Workers, Whippany, New Jersey,
Jun-37
55
30
Local Industrial Union #153, United Packinghouse Workers, Omaha, Nebraska,
June 1937-August 1939
55
31
Local Industrial Union #154 (restaurant and hotel workers),
June 1937-December 1941
55
32
Local Industrial Union #155, United Toy and Toy Furniture, South Bend, Indiana,
June 1937, October 1938
55
33
Local Industrial Union #156, United Barbers, Beloit, Wisconsin,
June 1937-November 1939
55
34
Local Industrial Union #157, United Dairy Workers, Columbus, Ohio,
June 1937-1941
55
35
Local Industrial Union #158, United Laundry Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
June 1937, May 1939
55
36
Local Industrial Union #159, United Service Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
June 1937, December 1938
55
37
Local Industrial Union #160, United Laundry Workers, Covington, Kentucky,
June 1937, April 1939
55
38
Local Industrial Union #161, United Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Huntington, West Virginia,
June 1937-May 1941
55
39
Local Industrial Union #162, Laundry Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
May-June 1937
55
40
Local Industrial Union #162, Good Fellowship Lodge, Huntington, West Virginia,
June 1937-January 1941
55
41
Local Industrial Union #163, United Distillery Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-April 1948
55
42
Local Industrial Union #164, United Chemical Workers, Hopewell, Virginia,
June-December 1937
55
43
Local Industrial Union #165, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-April 1940
55
44
Local Industrial Union #166, United Wooden Box Workers, New Albany, Indiana,
June 1937, January 1940
55
45
Local Industrial Union #167, United Ice and Produce Workers, Portsmouth, Ohio,
June 1937-May 1940
55
46
Local Industrial Union #168, United Tobacco Workers, Jackson, Ohio,
June 1937-1941
55
47
Local Industrial Union #169, United Furniture Workers, East Palestine, Ohio,
June 1937, May 1938
55
48
Local Industrial Union #171, United Wood Workers, Nicholson, Pennsylvania,
June 1937, September 1939
55
49
Local Industrial Union #173, United Brick and Clay Workers, Zihlman, Maryland,
June 1937-October 1940 1
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Local Industrial Union #176, United Furniture Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
June 1937, March 1938
55
52
Local Industrial Union #177, United Coffee, Tea and Spice Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
June 1937, February 1949
55
53
Local Industrial Union #179, United Paper Box Workers, Kansas City, Kansas,
May 1937-June 1940
55
54
Local Industrial Union #180, United Match Workers, Ferguson, Missouri,
June 1937, March 1941
55
55
Local Industrial Union #182, United Ice Cream Workers, Brooklyn, New York,
June 1937-April 1947
55
56
Local Industrial Union #184, United Bakery and Confectionery Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
June 1937, October 1939
55
57
Local Industrial Union #185, United Photo Mount and Supply Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
June 1937-July 1940
55
58
Local Industrial Union #186, Abattoir and Jobbing House Workers, Los Angeles, California,
June-September 1937
55
59
Local Industrial Union #187, United Laundry Workers, Norton, Virginia,
June 1937-January 1943
55
60
Local Industrial Union #188, United Bakery Workers, Norton, Virginia,
June 1937, December 1939
55
61
Local Industrial Union #189, United Ice Workers, East Gadsen, Alabama,
June 1937, May 1939
55
62
Local Industrial Union #190, United Building Trades Workers, Norton, Virginia,
June 1937, 1941
55
63
Local Industrial Union #191, United Stockyard Workmen, Indianapolis, Indiana,
June 1937, August 1939
55
64
Local Industrial Union #192, United Brick Workers, Barbourville, Kentucky,
June 1937, February-March 1941
55
65
Local Industrial Union #193, United Stamp Makers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
June 1937-1942
55
66
Local Industrial Union #194, United Packinghouse Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
June 1937, August 1939
55
67
Local Industrial Union #195, United Cannery Workers, Austin, Indiana,
June-August 1937
56
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Local Industrial Union #196, United Bakery Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
June 1937, March 1940
56
2
Local Industrial Union #197, United Wooden Box Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
June 1937-1938
56
3
Local Industrial Union #198, Tie, Timber and Creosote Workers, Houston, Texas,
Jul-37
56
4
Local Industrial Union #198, United Brick Workers, Niles, Ohio,
June 1937, January 1938, May 1941
56
5
Local Industrial Union #199, United Truck Driver, Timber and Teamsters, Beefhide, Kentucky,
June 1937, May 1941
56
6
Local Industrial Union #201, United Wood Workers, New York, New York,
May 1937, February 1938
56
7
Local Industrial Union #202, United Meats and Allied Market Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
June 1937-October 1941
56
8
Local Industrial Union #203, United Handle Workers, Nashville, Tennessee,
June 1937-October 1943
56
9
Local Industrial Union #204, United Laundry Workers, New York, New York,
June-September 1937
56
10
Local Industrial Union #205, United Truck Drivers, Seattle, Washington,
June-November 1937
56
11
Local Industrial Union #206 (laundry workers), Pikesville, Kentucky,
July 1937-March 1940
56
12
Local Industrial Union #207, United Food Workers, Brooklyn, New York,
June 1937, January 1938
56
13
Local Industrial Union #208, United Optical Workers, New York, New York,
June 1937-March 1954
56
14
Local Industrial Union #210, United Distillery Workers, Los Angeles, California,
June 1937, 1938
56
15
Local Industrial Union #211, Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Kittanning, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-July 1941
56
16
Local Industrial Union #212, United Crackers, Bakery and Confectionery Workers, Los Angeles, California,
June 1937-August 1939
56
17
Local Industrial Union #214, United Meat Workers, Los Angeles, California,
June 1937, August 1939
56
18
Local Industrial Union #215, United Packinghouse Workers, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
June-July 1937, August 1939
56
19
Local Industrial Union #216, United Meat Cutters and Packers, Wheeling, West Virginia,
June 1937, August 1939
56
20
Local Industrial Union #217, United Fire Brick Workers, Wellsville, Ohio,
June 1937, March 1940
56
21
Local Industrial Union #219, United Auto Supply Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
June 1937, April 1939
56
22
Local Industrial Union #220, United Soft Drink Bottling Workers, Tarrant, Alabama,
June-July 1937
56
23
Local Industrial Union #222, United Suspender and Garter Workers, New York, New York,
June 1937-September 1938
56
24
Local Industrial Union #223, Playthings and Novelty Workers, New York, New York,
June 1937-December 1938
56
25
Local Industrial Union #224, United Cosmetic Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
June 1937-May 1940
56
26
Local Industrial Union #225, United Doll and Toy Workers, Trenton, New Jersey,
June 1937-1939
56
27
Local Industrial Union #226, United Cleaners and Dyers, Indiana, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-May 1941
56
28
Local Industrial Union #228, United Barbers, St. Louis, Missouri,
May 1937-April 1940
56
29
Local Industrial Union #229, Memorial Parker Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
June 1937-May 1939
56
30
Local Industrial Union #230, United Warehouse, New York, New York,
June-October 1937
56
31
Local Industrial Union #231, United Razor Workers, Brooklyn, New York,
June 1937-May 1939
56
32
Local Industrial Union #232, United Packinghouse Workers, Kansas City, Kansas,
June 1937-August 1939
56
33
Local Industrial Union #233, United Candy Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
May 1937-1939
56
34
Local Industrial Union #234, United Paper Box and Tag Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
June 1937-1940
56
35
Local Industrial Union #235, United Wood and Furniture Workers, Henderson, Kentucky,
June 1937-December 1938
56
36
Local Industrial Union #236, United Road Construction Workers, Berlin, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-1939
56
37
Local Industrial Union #237, United Pickle and Vinegar Workers, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-August 1940
56
38
Local Industrial Union #238, United Instrument Workers, Long Island, New York,
June 1937-May 1939
56
39
Local Industrial Union #239, United Chemical Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
June 1937-March 1941
56
40
Local Industrial Union #241, United Toy Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
June 1937, December 1938
56
41
Local Industrial Union #241 (television, projector, transmitter and government electronic apparatus workers), Camden, New Jersey,
August 1950-January 1951
56
42
Local Industrial Union #242, United Furniture Workers, Denver, Colorado,
June 1937, May 1938
56
43
Local Industrial Union #242, United Homesteaders, Beverly, West Virginia,
June 1937-September 1939
56
44
Local Industrial Union #243, United Furniture Workers, Bloomfield, Indiana,
June 1937, February 1938
56
45
Local Industrial Union #244, United Cigar Workers, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-May 1941
56
46
Local Industrial Union #245, United Casket Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
June-December 1937
56
47
Local Industrial Union #246, United Fruit Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
June-August 1937
56
48
Local Industrial Union #247, United Broom and Whisk Makers, Brooklyn, New York,
June 1937-September 1940
56
49
Local Industrial Union #248, United Lumber Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
June 1937-1939
56
50
Local Industrial Union #249, United Wooden Box Workers, Paoli, Indiana,
June 1937-March 1940
56
51
Local Industrial Union #250, United Brick Workers, Portsmouth, Ohio,
June 1937-May 1941
56
52
Local Industrial Union #251, United Lumber Workers, Prince, West VIrginia,
June 1937-March 1939
56
53
Local Industrial Union #252, United Laundry Workers, Louisville, Kentucky,
June 1937-December 1939
56
54
Local Industrial Union #253, United Bakery Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
June-December 1937, June 1941
56
55
Local Industrial Union #254, United Paper Workers, Jaite, Ohio,
June 1937-1940
56
56
Local Industrial Union #255, United Theatre Employees, Clarksburg, West Virginia,
July 1937, December 1955
56
57
Local Industrial Union #256, United Playing Cards Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
June 1937-December 1938
56
58
Local Industrial Union #259, United Laundry Workers, Welch, West Virginia,
June 1937-1941
56
59
Local Industrial Union #260, United Clock Makers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
June 1937-March 1942
56
60
Local Industrial Union #261, United Bakery Workers, Montgomery, West Virginia,
June 1937-April 1940
56
61
Local Industrial Union #263, United Stock Yard Workers, Kansas City, Kansas,
June 1937-August 1939
56
62
Local Industrial Union #264, United State Mill Workers, Cornettsville, Kentucky,
June 1937-March 1940
56
63
Local Industrial Union #265, Wholesale Drug Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
June 1937-1941
56
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Local Industrial Union #265, United Railway Workers of America, Mullens, West Virginia,
May-August 1937
56
65
Local Industrial Union #266, United Restaurant Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
June 1937-December 1939
56
66
Local Industrial Union #267, Vending Machines Workers, Haverhill, Massachusetts,
June 1937, December 1938
56
67
Local Industrial Union #268, United Brick Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
June 1937-1941
56
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Local Industrial Union #269, United Thread and Twine Workers, Maysville, Kentucky,
June 1937, October 1938
56
69
Local Industrial Union #270, United Plaster Quarry Workers, Nova Scotia, Canada,
June 1937, November 1938
56
70
Local Industrial Union #271, United Laundry Workers, Schenectady, New York,
July 1937-June 1943
56
71
Local Industrial Union #272, United Tobacco Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-February 1940
56
72
Local Industrial Union #273, United Cigar Workers, New York, New York,
July 1937-November 1939
56
73
Local Industrial Union #274, United Marine Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-September 1941
56
74
Local Industrial Union #275, United Cleaning and Dying Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-May 1941
56
75
Local Industrial Union #276, United Sugar Refinery Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
July 1937-August 1947
56
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Local Industrial Union #277, United Meat Packers, Henderson, Kentucky,
July 1937, August 1939
57
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Local Industrial Union #278, United Brick and Tile Workers, Louisville, Kentucky,
July 1937, September 1940
57
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Local Industrial Union #279, United Beverage Workers, Pikeville, Kentucky,
July 1937-February 1944
57
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Local Industrial Union #280, United Lumber Workers, Eldrige, Alabama,
July 1937-April 1939
57
4
Local Industrial Union #281, United Chemical Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
June-September 1937
57
5
Local Industrial Union #282, United Brick and Clay Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
July 1937-August 1942
57
6
Local Industrial Union #283, United Furniture Workers, Roanoke, Virginia,
July-August 1937
57
7
Local Industrial Union #284, United Packinghouse Workers, Akron, Ohio,
July 1937, August 1939
57
8
Local Industrial Union #285, United Cold Storage Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
July 1937, August 1939
57
9
Local Industrial Union #286, United Packinghouse Workers, Kansas City, Kansas,
July 1937, August 1939
57
10
Local Industrial Union #287, United Restaurant and Hotel Workers, Des Moines, Iowa,
June 1937-May 1939
57
11
Local Industrial Union #289, United Timber Workers, Auxier, Kentucky,
July 1937, May 1941
57
12
Local Industrial Union #290, United Drug and Chemical Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
July-October 1937
57
13
Local Industrial Union #291, United Soft Drink Bottling Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-June 1939
57
14
Local Industrial Union #292, United Paper Workers, New York, New York,
July 1937-June 1940
57
15
Local Industrial Union #293, United Cemetery Workers, Brooklyn, New York,
July 1937-June 1941
57
16
Local Industrial Union #294, United Restaurant Workers, Steubenville, Ohio,
July 1937-1940
57
17
Local Industrial Union #296, United Sawmill and Timber, Fenwick, West Virginia,
July 1937-May 1941
57
18
Local Industrial Union #297, United Tobacco Stemmers and Laborers, Richmond, Virginia,
July 1937-March 1941
57
19
Local Industrial Union #298, United Tobacco Stemmers and Laborers, Richmond, Virginia,
July 1937, March 1941
57
20
Local Industrial Union #299, United Transportation Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
July 1937-February 1940
57
21
Local Industrial Union #300, United Packinghouse Workers, Denver, Colorado,
July 1937-August 1939
57
22
Local Industrial Union #301, Bartenders and Waitresses, New Philadelphia, Ohio,
July 1937-March 1940
57
23
Local Industrial Union #302, United Gypsum Workers, Akron, New York,
July 1937-May 1938
57
24
Local Industrial Union #302, Independent Building Crafts and Labor Council, Houston, Texas,
June 1937-October 1939
57
25
Local Industrial Union #303, United Gypsum Workers, Buffalo, New York,
June 1937-April 1938
57
26
Local Industrial Union #304, United Wood Workers, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin,
May 1937, February 1938
57
27
Local Industrial Union #305, United Bakery Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
June 1937, February 1939
57
28
Local Industrial Union #306, United Cleaners and Laundry Workers, Canton, Ohio,
June 1937, March 1940
57
29
Local Industrial Union #307, United Tallon Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
June 1937, April 1941
57
30
Local Industrial Union #308, United Clay Workers, Monongahela, Pennsylvania,
June 1937, October 1940
57
31
Local Industrial Union #309, United Laundry Workers, Chester, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-July 1954
57
32
Local Industrial Union #310, Candy and Confectionary Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
June 1937-May 1939
57
33
Local Industrial Union #310, United Leather Workers, Ashland, Kentucky,
October 1953-March 1955
57
34
Local Industrial Union #311, United Bakery Workers, Henryetta, Oklahoma,
June 1937-September 1948
57
35
Local Industrial Union #312, United Produce Handlers, Kansas City, Missouri,
June 1937-September 1940
57
36
Local Industrial Union #312, United D.S.R. Employees, Detroit, Michigan,
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57
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Local Industrial Union #313, United Workers of Richmond LIU, Richmond, Indiana,
June 1937-February 1940
57
38
Local Industrial Union #314, United Cannery Workers, Paris, Arkansas,
July-August 1937
57
39
Local Industrial Union #315, United Cleaners and Laundry Workers, Princeton, Indiana,
June 1937-May 1938
57
40
Local Industrial Union #316, United Lumber and Timber Workers, Flat Creek, Alabama,
July 1937-May 1939
57
41
Local Industrial Union #317, Ornamental Plasters and Statuary Novelty Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937, December 1938
57
42
Local Industrial Union #318, United Laundry Workers, San Diego, California,
July 1937-September 1939
57
43
Local Industrial Union #319, United Timber Workers, Sassafras, Kentucky,
July 1937, May 1941
57
44
Local Industrial Union #319, Soda and Fruit Juice Dispensers Union, New York, New York,
June-July 1937
57
45
Local Industrial Union #320, United Hardware, Louisville, Kentucky,
July 1937-December 1939
57
46
Local Industrial Union #321, United Road Construction Workers, Seatonville, Illinois,
July 1937, June 1939
57
47
Local Industrial Union #323, United Salt Mine Workers, Malagash, Nova Scotia, Canada,
July 1937-September 1941
57
48
Local Industrial Union #324, United Veneer Box and Barrel Workers, Norfolk, Virginia,
July 1937-June 1941
57
49
Local Industrial Union #325, United School Equipment Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
June 1937-1940
57
50
Local Industrial Union #326, United Canning Workers, Marshalltown, Iowa,
July-October 1937
57
51
Local Industrial Union #327, Wesley Baking Company Union, Detroit, Michigan,
June-August 1937
57
52
Local Industrial Union #328, United Packinghouse Workers, Evansville, Indiana,
July-August 1937
57
53
Local Industrial Union #329, United Furniture Workers, Evansville, Indiana,
July 1937, May 1938
57
54
Local Industrial Union #330, United Can Workers, Brooklyn, New York,
July 1937-May 1939
57
55
Local Industrial Union #331, United Laundry Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
JUly 1937, March-April 1940
57
56
Local Industrial Union #332, Tobacco Stemmers and Laborers, Richmond, Virginia,
July 1937, August-December 1949
57
57
Local Industrial Union #333, United Dairyworkers, Evansville, Indiana,
July 1937-January 1949
57
58
Local Industrial Union #334, United Ware Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
June 1937, January 1939
57
59
Local Industrial Union #335, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937-August 1939
57
60
Local Industrial Union #336, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937-August 1939
57
61
Local Industrial Union #337, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937-August 1939
57
62
Local Industrial Union #338, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937-August 1939
57
63
Local Industrial Union #339, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937-October 1939
57
64
Local Industrial Union #340, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937-August 1939
57
65
Local Industrial Union #341, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937, August 1939
57
66
Local Industrial Union #342, United Safety Appliance Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-1939
57
67
Local Industrial Union #343, United Coal Yard Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
July 1937-April 1940
57
68
Local Industrial Union #345, United Foundation of Barbers of America, Bay City, Michigan,
June 1937-March 1938
57
69
Local Industrial Union #345, United Clipper Workers, Saginaw, Michigan,
July 1937-May 1944
57
70
Local Industrial Union #346, United Brick Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-May 1944
57
71
Local Industrial Union #347, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1937-August 1939
57
72
Local Industrial Union #348, United Food Packing Workers, Blue Island, Illinois,
July-August 1937
57
73
Local Industrial Union #349, United Metal Hose and Tubing Workers, Brooklyn, New York,
July 1937-May 1939
57
74
Local Industrial Union #350, United Metal Pump Workers, Buffalo, New York,
July-September 1937
58
1
Local Industrial Union #351, United Optical Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
July 1937-May 1941
58
2
Local Industrial Union #352, United Candle Makers, Brooklyn, New York,
July 1937-June 1940
58
3
Local Industrial Union #353, Glass and China Decorators, New York, New York,
July 1937-February 1941
58
4
Local Industrial Union #354, United Cutlery Workers, Muncie, Indiana,
July 1937-December 1941
58
5
Local Industrial Union #355, United Packinghouse Workers, Fort Dodge, Iowa,
July 1937-August 1939
58
6
Local Industrial Union #356, Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-December 1944
58
7
Local Industrial Union #357, United Laundry and Dry Cleaning Workers, Woburn, Massachusetts,
July 1937-April 1954
58
8
Local Industrial Union #358, United Box Workers, Gloucester, New Jersey,
July 1937-June 1940
58
9
Local Industrial Union #359, United Bakery Workers, Beckley, West Virginia,
July 1937-June 1938
58
10
Local Industrial Union #360, United Cutlery Workers, Fremont, Ohio,
July 1937-1942
58
11
Local Industrial Union #361, United Brush Workers, Bennington, Vermont,
July 1937, April 1940
58
12
Local Industrial Union #362, Heat Insulation and By-Products, Redwood, California,
June-July 1937, April 1938
58
13
Local Industrial Union #364, Cabinet Makers and Woodworkers, Andrews, Indiana,
July 1937, February 1940
58
14
Local Industrial Union #365, United Beauticians, Granite City, Illinois,
July 1937-November 1939
58
15
Local Industrial Union #366, United Soap Workers, Bristol, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-March 1943
58
16
Local Industrial Union #369, United Terminal Workers, Evansville, Indiana,
July 1937-1940
58
17
Local Industrial Union #370, United Meat Packers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
July 1937-May 1939
58
18
Local Industrial Union #371, United Garage and Filling Station Workers, Newton, Iowa,
July 1937-March 1941
58
19
Local Industrial Union #372, United Municipal Water Workers, Chatanooga, Tennessee,
June-July 1937, March 1938
58
20
Local Industrial Union #373, United Building Service Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
June 1937-December 1940
58
21
Local Industrial Union #374, United Cemetery Workers, New Haven, Connecticut,
July 1937-December 1940
58
22
Local Industrial Union #375, United Packinghouse Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
July 1937, August 1939
58
23
Local Industrial Union #376, United Bread and Roll Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
Jul-37
58
24
Local Industrial Union #377, United Office Building Maintenance, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May-July 1937, May 1941
58
25
Local Industrial Union #378, United Maintenance and Service Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May 1937, 1941
58
26
Local Industrial Union #379, Office Building Service Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
May 1937-December 1940
58
27
Local Industrial Union #382, United Leather Goods Workers, Jasper, Alabama,
July 1937-December 1938
58
28
Local Industrial Union #383, United Construction Workers, Sacramento, California,
July 1937-November 1939
58
29
Local Industrial Union #384, United Maintenance and Service Workers, Akron, Ohio,
June 1937-May 1939
58
30
Local Industrial Union #385, Amalgamated Apartment House and Building Service Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
May 1937-August 1938
58
31
Local Industrial Union #387, United Sawmill and Timber Workers, Maben, West Virginia,
July 1937, May 1938
58
32
Local Industrial Union #388, United Wallpaper Workers, South Langhorne, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-January 1941
58
33
Local Industrial Union #389, United Packinghouse Workers, Sioux City, Iowa,
July 1937-August 1939
58
34
Local Industrial Union #390, United Baker Workers, Beloit, Wisconsin,
July 1937-April 1941
58
35
Local Industrial Union #392, United Suspender Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
July 1937, April 1938
58
36
Local Industrial Union #393, Office Machine Service Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
July 1937-August 1940
58
37
Local Industrial Union #394, United Optical Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
July 1937-1941
58
38
Local Industrial Union #395, United Shovel Operators and Helpers, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-July 1939
58
39
Local Industrial Union #397, Painters, Plumbers, Sheet Metal Workers and Electricians, Barberton, Ohio,
June 1937-September 1939
58
40
Local Industrial Union #398, United Paper Mill Workers, Kalamazoo, Michigan,
July 1937-September 1941
58
41
Local Industrial Union #400, United Laundry Workers, Jasper, Alabama,
July 1937, January-March 1940
58
42
Local Industrial Union #401, United Restaurant Workers, Mobile, Alabama,
July 1937, March 1940
58
43
Local Industrial Union #402, United Bakers and Salesmen, Hartford, Connecticut,
July 1937, June 1941
58
44
Local Industrial Union #405, United Building Maintenance Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May 1937, 1941
58
45
Local Industrial Union #406, United Optical Workers, Rochester, New York,
July 1937, June-July 1941
58
46
Local Industrial Union #408, United Truck Drivers, Portsmouth, Ohio,
July 1937, May 1941
58
47
Local Industrial Union #409, United Teamsters and Truck Drivers, Knoxville, Tennessee,
June 1937-February 1940
58
48
Local Industrial Union #410, United Ice and Refrigeration Workers, Salt Lake City, Utah,
June 1937-January 1948
58
49
Local Industrial Union #411, United Hospital Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
July 1937-1938
58
50
Local Industrial Union #412, United Papercup Workers, Easton, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-June 1940
58
51
Local Industrial Union #413, Association of Hospital and Medical Workers, New York, New York,
July 1937-February 1938
58
52
Local Industrial Union #414, United Optical Workers, Reading, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-September 1940
58
53
Local Industrial Union #415, United Photographic Employees, New York, New York,
July 1937-October 1953
58
54
Local Industrial Union #416, United Bakery and Confectionery Workers, San Diego, California,
July 1937-June 1941
58
55
Local Industrial Union #417, United Paper Workers, Franklin, Ohio,
July 1937-September 1941
58
56
Local Industrial Union #418, Confectionery and Biscuit Workers, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
July 1937, August 1939
58
57
Local Industrial Union #419, United Smoking Pipe Workers, New York, New York,
July 1937-April 1940
58
58
Local Industrial Union #420, United Butcher Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
July 1937, August 1939
58
59
Local Industrial Union #422, United Packinghouse Workers, Kansas City, Kansas,
June 1937, August 1939
58
60
Local Industrial Union #424, United Coffin Workers, Summerfields, Illinois,
July 1937, May 1940
58
61
Local Industrial Union #425, United Bakery Workers, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania,
July 1937-October 1953
58
62
Local Industrial Union #426, United Packinghouse Workers, Fairbault, Minnesota,
July-August 1937, August 1939
58
63
Local Industrial Union #428, United Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Evansville, Indiana,
August 1937, September 1939
58
64
Local Industrial Union #429, United Sawmill and Timber Workers, Pathfolk, Kentucky,
July 1937-June 1941
58
65
Local Industrial Union #430, United Asphalt Workers, Kyrock, Kentucky,
August 1937-December 1940
58
66
Local Industrial Union #431(wholesale groceries, distributing plant for gas and oil workers) Lothair, Kentucky,
July 1937-March 1941
58
67
Local Industrial Union #432, United Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Gary, Indiana,
July 1937-August 1941
58
68
Local Industrial Union #433, United Toy and Novelty Workers, Bridgeport, Connecticut,
August 1937, December 1938
58
69
Local Industrial Union #434, United Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Clarksburg, West Virginia,
July 1937-May 1941
58
70
Local Industrial Union #435, United Store and Range Workers, Centralia, Illinois,
July 1937, June 1939
58
71
Local Industrial Union #436, United Veneer Box and Barrel Workers, Elizabeth City, North Carolina,
August 1937, April 1938
58
72
Local Industrial Union #437, United Clerical Workers, Van Lear, Kentucky,
July 1937-May 1941
58
73
Local Industrial Union #437, United Railway Workers Union, Des Moines, Iowa,
June-July 1937
58
74
Local Industrial Union #438, United Cleaners, Dyers, Laundry Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
August 1937, June 1941
58
75
Local Industrial Union #440, United Sewer Pipe, Tile, and Brick, Toronto, Ohio,
July 1937-November 1940
58
76
Local Industrial Union #441, United Bakery Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
June 1937-August 1941
58
77
Local Industrial Union #442, United Greeting Card Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
August 1937-April 1940
58
78
Local Industrial Union #443, United Building Workers, Gundry, Virginia,
July 1937-September 1940
58
79
Local Industrial Union #444, United Tobacco Workers, Henderson, Kentucky,
August 1937-March 1942
58
80
Local Industrial Union #445, United Paper Workers, West Carrollton, Ohio,
August 1937-September 1941
59
1
Local Industrial Union #446, United Insulation Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
August 1937-April 1941
59
2
Local Industrial Union #447, United Cleaners and Dryers, San Francisco, California,
August 1937-April 1939
59
3
Local Industrial Union #448, United Memorial Park Workers, LaCrosse, Wisconsin,
July-August 1937, May 1939
59
4
Local Industrial Union #449, United Bakery, Huntington, West Virginia,
July 1937-August 1939
59
5
Local Industrial Union #450, United Cork Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
August 1937-June 1942
59
6
Local Industrial Union #451, United Packinghouse Workers, Mason City, Iowa,
August 1937-1939
59
7
Local Industrial Union #452, United Tool and Instrumental Workers, Saginaw, Michigan,
July 1937-June 1944
59
8
Local Industrial Union #453, United Production Workers, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
August 1937-December 1946
59
9
Local Industrial Union #454, United Wood Building Material Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
July 1937, May 1939
59
10
Local Industrial Union #455, United Mill Workers, Oxford, Nova Scotia, Canada,
August 1937-December 1939
59
11
Local Industrial Union #456, United Baking Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
August 1937-September 1940
59
12
Local Industrial Union #457, United Timber and Sawmill, Pisgah, West Virginia,
June 1937-May 1941
59
13
Local Industrial Union #458, United Furniture Workers, Buffalo, New York,
August 1937, May 1938
59
14
Local Industrial Union #459, United Cosmetic Workers, Kings County, New York,
August-September 1937
59
15
Local Industrial Union #460, United Knife Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
August-November 1937, December 1938
59
16
Local Industrial Union #461, United Laundry Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
August 1937-May 1939
59
17
Local Industrial Union #462, United Coal Yard Workers, Roanoke, Virginia,
August 1937-April 1940
59
18
Local Industrial Union #463, Pile Drivers Engineers and Structural Iron Workers, Pritchard, Alabama,
August 1937-March 1940
59
19
Local Industrial Union #464, United Wood Workers, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,
August 1937-February 1938
59
20
Local Industrial Union #465, United Brick and Tile Workers, Evansville, Indiana,
August 1937-July 1940
59
21
Local Industrial Union #467, United Junk Peddlers, Chicago, Illinois,
June 1937-March 1940
59
22
Local Industrial Union #468, United Barber and Beauty Equipment Workers, Long Island, New York,
August 1937-March 1938
59
23
Local Industrial Union #469, United Building Trades Workers, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada,
August 1937-May 1941
59
24
Local Industrial Union #470, United Hospital Workers, Racine, Wisconsin,
August 1937-March 1941
59
25
Local Industrial Union #471, United Cafeteria Employees, Washington, D. C.,
April 1937-September 1942
59
26
Local Industrial Union #472, United Tobacco Stemmers and Laborers, Richmond, Virginia,
August 1937-March 1941
59
27
Local Industrial Union #473, United Office and Store Workers, Wayland, Kentucky,
July 1937-May 1941
59
28
Local Industrial Union #474, United Mail Tube Workers, New York, New York,
August 1937-May 1939
59
29
Local Industrial Union #475, Birmingham Barbers Local, Birmingham, Alabama,
June -July 1937
59
30
Local Industrial Union #475, United Truck and Taxi Drivers, Appalachia, Virginia,
June 1937-December 1939
59
31
Local Industrial Union #476, United Sawmill and Lumber Workers, Ligonier, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-December 1939
59
32
Local Industrial Union #477, United Packinghouse Workers, Chesaning, Michigan,
August 1937-1939
59
33
Local Industrial Union #478, Miscellaneous Workers Local Union, Austin, Minnesota,
August 1937-June 1953
59
34
Local Industrial Union #479, United Soft Drink Bottle Workers, Portsmouth, Ohio,
August 1937-May 1941
59
35
Local Industrial Union #481, United Warehouse Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
August 1937-January 1939
59
36
Local Industrial Union #482, Miscellaneous Industries, Anderson, Indiana,
August 1937-March 1940
59
37
Local Industrial Union #483, United Produce Workers, St. Joseph, Missouri,
August 1937-June 1939
59
38
Local Industrial Union #485, United Box and Barrel Workers, Portsmouth, Virginia,
August 1937-December 1943
59
39
Local Industrial Union #487, United Timber and Sawmill, Matoaka, West Virginia,
August 1937-May 1941
59
40
Local Industrial Union #488, United Barrel and Steel Drum Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
August 1937-June 1941
59
41
Local Industrial Union #489, United Oleomargarine Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
June 1937-March 1941
59
42
Local Industrial Union #491, United Packinghouse Workers, Cudhay, Wisconsin,
August 1937-1939
59
43
Local Industrial Union #492, United Grain Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
August 1937-October 1938
59
44
Local Industrial Union #493, United Bakelite and Fibre Workers, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania,
August 1937-April 1941
59
45
Local Industrial Union #494, United Insulation and Wood Workers, Laurel, Mississippi,
August 1937-June 1941
59
46
Local Industrial Union #495, United Taxi and Truck Drivers, Whitesburg, Kentucky,
August 1937-January 1941
59
47
Local Industrial Union #496, United Furniture Workers, Bloomington, Indiana,
August 1937-Febraury 1938
59
48
Local Industrial Union #498, United Furniture Workers, Saginaw, Michigan,
August 1937-February 1938
59
49
Local Industrial Union #499, United Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
August 1937-June 1941
59
50
Local Industrial Union #501, United Asphalt Workers, Meredith, Kentucky,
August 1937-December 1940
59
51
Local Industrial Union #502, United Metal Assemblers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
August 1937-January 1941
59
52
Local Industrial Union #503, American Federation of Labor, Estterville, Iowa,
June 1937-October 1940
59
53
Local Industrial Union #505, United Bedding Workers, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
August 1937-February 1938
59
54
Local Industrial Union #506, United Pulp and Paper Workers, Franklin, Ohio,
August 1937-September 1941
59
55
Local Industrial Union #507, United Cleaners and Dyers, Albany, New York,
August 1937-June 1941
59
56
Local Industrial Union #508, United Utility Workers, Bowling Green, Kentucky,
August 1937-December 1939
59
57
Local Industrial Union #509, United Tubing and Wire Industry, Elizabeth, New Jersey,
August 1937-January 1938
59
58
Local Industrial Union #511, United Steel and Metal Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
August 1937-June 1941
59
59
Local Industrial Union #512, United Roofing and Asphalt Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
August 1937-July 1940
59
60
Local Industrial Union #513, United Food Products, Cincinnati, Ohio,
August 1937-April 1941
59
61
Local Industrial Union #514, United Soft Drink Workers, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
August 1937-May 1941
59
62
Local Industrial Union #515, United Plaster Quarry Workers, Nova Scotia, Canada,
August 1937-February 1938
59
63
Local Industrial Union #516, United Building Service Workers, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
August 1937-December 1940
59
64
Local Industrial Union #517, United Timber and Sawmill, Indian Head, Pennsylvania,
August 1937-May 1941
59
65
Local Industrial Union #518, United Lumber and Timber Workers, Marvel, Alabama,
August 1937-May 1939
59
66
Local Industrial Union #519, United Truck Drivers, Stockton, California,
August 1937-April 1940
59
67
Local Industrial Union #520, Printing and Paper Trades Auxiliary Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
September 1937, August 1955
59
68
Local Industrial Union #521, United Dry Cleaners, Charleston, West Virginia,
September 1937-May 1939
59
69
Local Industrial Union #522, United Grain and Feed Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
September 1937-February 1941
59
70
Local Industrial Union #523, (cameramen, printers, retouchers, finishers, office help and photo finishers) Hartford, Connecticut,
August 1937-June 1941
59
71
Local Industrial Union #525, United Cleaners and Dyers, Schenectady, New York,
September 1937-June 1939
59
72
Local Industrial Union #527, United Packinghouse Workers, East St. Louis, Missouri,
September 1937-August 1939
59
73
Local Industrial Union #528, United Railway Icemen, Sacramento, California,
August 1937-May 1939
59
74
Local Industrial Union #530, United Packinghouse Workers, East St. Louis, Missouri,
September 1937-August 1939
59
75
Local Industrial Union #531(glue, animal feed, and chemical fertilizer workers-Lincoln LIU), Cincinnati, Ohio,
September 1937-October 1940
59
76
Local Industrial Union #532, United Oil Burner Workers, Hartford, Connecticut,
September 1937-June 1941
59
77
Local Industrial Union #533, Affiliated Signs Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
August 1937-April 1946
59
78
Local Industrial Union #534, United Theater Workers, Huntington, West Virginia,
September 1937-May 1940
59
79
Local Industrial Union #535, United Dogfood Products Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
September-November 1937
59
80
Local Industrial Union #536, United Bakery Workers, Grundy, Virginia,
September 1937-May 1942
59
81
Local Industrial Union #537, United Brick and Clay Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
September 1937-June 1940
59
82
Local Industrial Union #538, United Toy and Novelty Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
September 1937-December 1939
60
1
Local Industrial Union #539, United Spring and Accessory, Baltimore, Maryland,
September 1937-February 1938
60
2
Local Industrial Union #540, United Laundry Workers, Williamson, West Virginia,
September 1937-February 1941
60
3
Local Industrial Union #541, United Dairyworkers, New Lexington, Ohio,
August 1937-May 1941
60
4
Local Industrial Union #542, United Warehouse Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
August 1937-January 1939
60
5
Local Industrial Union #534, United Warehouse Workers, St Louis, Missouri,
August 1937-January 1939
60
6
Local Industrial Union #544, United Paper Stock Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
August 1937-1939
60
7
Local Industrial Union #545, United Furniture and Woodworkers, Bennington, Virginia,
September 1937-February 1938
60
8
Local Industrial Union #546, Barbers and Beauty Culturists, New York, New York,
September 1937-November 1939
60
9
Local Industrial Union #547, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Brooklyn, New York,
September 1937-November 1939
60
10
Local Industrial Union #548, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, New York, New York,
September 1937-November 1939
60
11
Local Industrial Union #549, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Brooklyn, New York,
August 1937-November 1939
60
12
Local Industrial Union #550, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, New York, New York,
September 1937-November 1939
60
13
Local Industrial Union #551, United Beauty Culturists Union of Manhattan and Bronx, New York, New York,
September 1937-December 1939
60
14
Local Industrial Union #552, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Brooklyn, New York,
September 1937-December 1939
60
15
Local Industrial Union #553, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, New York, New York,
September 1937-December 1939
60
16
Local Industrial Union #554, United Fertilizer Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
August-December 1937
60
17
Local Industrial Union #556, United Bakery Workers, Welch, West Virginia,
September 1937-June 1939
60
18
Local Industrial Union #557, United Quarry Workers, Scotch Lake, Canada,
August 1937-February 1938
60
19
Local Industrial Union #558, United Dairyworkers, Pontiac, Michigan,
September 1937-March 1939
60
20
Local Industrial Union #559, United Furniture Workers, Rockford, Illinois,
September 1937-May 1938
60
21
Local Industrial Union #560, United Teamsters, Truck Drivers and Helpers, Newton, Iowa,
September 1937-February 1942
60
22
Local Industrial Union #561, Stave Mill Workers, Timbermen and Teamsters, Hall, Kentucky,
August 1937-June 1941
60
23
Local Industrial Union #562, United Flour Mill, Grain and Elevator Workers, Evansville, Indiana,
August 1937-December 1941
60
24
Local Industrial Union #564, United Sawmill and Timber Workers, Omar, West Virginia,
September 1937-May 1938
60
25
Local Industrial Union #565, United Hotel, Cafe and Restaurant Workers, Wilmington, Delaware,
September 1937-March 1941
60
26
Local Industrial Union #566, United Packinghouse Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
August 1937-1939
60
27
Local Industrial Union #568, Restaurant and Tavern Workers, Brazil, Indiana,
August 1937-1945
60
28
Local Industrial Union #567, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
September 1937-August 1939
60
29
Local Industrial Union #569, Sullivan Company Bartenders, Sullivan, Indiana,
August 1937-June 1941
60
30
Local Industrial Union #570, Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Charleston, West Virginia,
September 1937-August 1939
60
31
Local Industrial Union #571, United Laundry Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
September 1937-June 1941
60
32
Local Industrial Union #572, United Bakery and Biscuit Workers, Des Moines, Iowa,
September 1937-August 1954
60
33
Local Industrial Union #573, Barge Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
July 1939-May 1940
60
34
Local Industrial Union #574, United Beverage Workers, Whitesburg, Kentucky,
September 1939-February 1944
60
35
Local Industrial Union #575, Association Hospital and Medical Professional Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
September 1937-August 1940
60
36
Local Industrial Union #576, United Tile Workers, Junction City, Ohio,
September 1937-March 1940
60
37
Local Industrial Union #577, United Tobacco Stemmers and Laborers, Richmond, Virginia,
September 1937-March 1941
60
38
Local Industrial Union #578, United Cement Workers, Essexville, Michigan,
September 1937-December 1940
60
39
Local Industrial Union #579, United Building Service Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
September 1937-1941
60
40
Local Industrial Union #580, United Sugar Refinery Workers, Long Island, New York,
September 1937-April 1947
60
41
Local Industrial Union #581, Reed and Ratton Furniture Basket and Nursery Workers, New York, New York,
September 1937-March 1938
60
42
Local Industrial Union #582, United Distillery Workers, Ruffsdale, Pennsylvania,
September 1937-February 1954
60
43
Local Industrial Union #583, Toy and Novelty Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
September 1937-December 1938
60
44
Local Industrial Union #584, United Waterworks Employees, Huntington, West Virginia,
September 1937-June 1941
60
45
Local Industrial Union #585, United Slag Products Workers, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
September 1937-June 1941
60
46
Local Industrial Union #587, United Theatre Employees, Hazelton, Pennsylvania,
June 1937-March 1952
60
47
Local Industrial Union #588, Toy and Novelty Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
September 1937-December 1938
60
48
Local Industrial Union #589, United Road Construction Workers, New Kensington, Pennsylvania,
September 1937-May 1941
60
49
Local Industrial Union #590, United Cigar Workers, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
September 1937-May 1941
60
50
Local Industrial Union #591, United Farm Implement Workers, Ottawa, Illinois,
July 1937-August 1949
60
51
Local Industrial Union #592, Coal Yard Workers, Denver, Colorado,
September 1937-August 1940
60
52
Local Industrial Union #593, Bartenders and Waitresses, Bellaire, Ohio,
September 1937-March 1946
60
53
Local Industrial Union #594, Wholesale Grocery Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
September 1937-February 1939
60
54
Local Industrial Union #595, United Barbers, Saginaw, Michigan,
September 1937-December 1939
60
55
Local Industrial Union #596, United Paper Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
September 1937-1939
60
56
Local Industrial Union #597, United Cosmetic Workers, New Haven, Connecticut,
May-October 1937
60
57
Local Industrial Union #598, United Furniture Workers, Kenosha, Wisconsin,
September 1937-May 1938
60
58
Local Industrial Union #599, United Bag and Allied Trade Workers, Media, Pennsylvania,
September 1937-May 1941
60
59
Local Industrial Union #600, United Packinghouse Workers, Waterloo, Iowa,
October 1937-August 1939
60
60
Local Industrial Union #601, United Dairy Workers, Rock Springs, Wyoming,
September 1937-August 1947
60
61
Local Industrial Union #602, United Handle and Tool Workers, Colombus, Indiana,
September 1937-February 1940
60
62
Local Industrial Union #603, United Bede Springs and Studio Couch, Muncie, Indiana,
January-October 1937
60
63
Local Industrial Union #604, United Laundry and Dry Cleaning Workers, Montgomery, West Virginia,
October 1937-May 1940
60
64
Local Industrial Union #605, Scrap Iron and Metal Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
September 1937-August 1939
60
65
Local Industrial Union #607, United Veneer and Lumber Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
October 1937-March 1955
60
66
Local Industrial Union #608, United Pine Rosin Workers, Laurel, Mississippi,
October 1937-June 1941
60
67
Local Industrial Union #609, United Optical Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
October 1937-1941
60
68
Local Industrial Union #610, United Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Beckley, West Virginia,
October 1937-June 1941
60
69
Local Industrial Union #611, United Wood Workers, Paragould, Arkansas,
September -November 1937
60
70
Local Industrial Union #612, United Candy Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
September 1937-Ocotber 1941
60
71
Local Industrial Union #613, Ice Cream Workers, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
October 1937-March 1943
60
72
Local Industrial Union #615, United Packinghouse Workers, Omaha, Nebraska,
October 1937-August 1939
60
73
Local Industrial Union #616, United Wood Workers, New Castle, Indiana,
September 1937-February 1938
60
74
Local Industrial Union #617, United Dairy Workers, Muncie, Indiana,
September 1937-July 1946
60
75
Local Industrial Union #618, United Lumber Workers, Indiana Pennsylvania,
September 1937-May 1940
60
76
Local Industrial Union #619, United Furnace and Sheet Metal Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
October 1937-April 1939
60
77
Local Industrial Union #620, Candy and Nut Packers, Suffolk, Virginia,
September 1937-January 1938
60
78
Local Industrial Union #621, United Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Logan, West Virginia,
October 1937-May 1941
60
79
Local Industrial Union #622, United Knife Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
May 1937-December 1938
60
80
Local Industrial Union #623, United Fertilizer Workers, Portsmouth, Virginia,
September-December 1937
61
1
Local Industrial Union #624, United Timber Workers, Justice, West Virginia,
October 1937-May 1941
61
2
Local Industrial Union #625, United Packinghouse Workers, Davenport, Iowa,
October 1937-August 1939
61
3
Local Industrial Union #626, United Novelty Workers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
September 1937-December 1938
61
4
Local Industrial Union #627, United Fertilizer Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
July-November 1937
61
5
Local Industrial Union #628, United Seat Workers, Evansville, Indiana,
September 1937-July 1940
61
6
Local Industrial Union #629, Miscellaneous Workers, Montevideo, Minnesota,
October 1937-March 1941
61
7
Local Industrial Union #630, United Taxi Cab Drivers, Portsmouth, Ohio,
September 1937-March 1941
61
8
Local Industrial Union #631, United Truck and Taxi Drivers, St. Charles, Virginia,
June 1937-February 1940
61
9
Local Industrial Union #632, United Broom and Whisk Makers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
October 1937-July 1939
61
10
Local Industrial Union #633, United Cereal Workers, Akron, Ohio,
October 1937-November 1941
61
11
Local Industrial Union #634, United Theatre Employees, Portsmouth, Ohio,
May 1937-January 1941
61
12
Local Industrial Union #635, United Meat Workers, New York, New York,
October 1937-August 1939
61
13
Local Industrial Union #636, Heavy Construction and Highway Employees, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
July-October 1937
61
14
Local Industrial Union #636, Culinary Workers and Bartenders, Portland, Oregon,
October 1937-August 1954
61
15
Local Industrial Union #637, Transportation Workers, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
October 1937-February 1940
61
16
Local Industrial Union #638, United Tobacco Workers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
October 1937-June 1940
61
17
Local Industrial Union #639, Parking Lot and Filling Station, Cincinnati, Ohio,
October 1937-April 1939
61
18
Local Industrial Union #640, United Teamsters and Truckers, Des Moines, Iowa,
October 1937-February 1940
61
19
Local Industrial Union #641, Coos and Curry County Culinary, Coqville, Oregon,
September 1937-August 1939
61
20
Local Industrial Union #642, United Lumber Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
October 1937-February 1939
61
21
Local Industrial Union #643, United Toy and Novelty Workers, Easthampton, Massachusetts,
October 1937-December 1938
61
22
Local Industrial Union #644, United Taxi Drivers, Welch, West Virginia,
September 1937-May 1941
61
23
Local Industrial Union #645, Metal and Wood Workers-Venetian Blinds, etc., Saginaw, Michigan,
October 1937-April 1940
61
24
Local Industrial Union #646, Restaurant and Beverage Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
October 1937-September 1939
61
25
Local Industrial Union #647, United Cigar and Tobacco Workers, Long Island, New York,
October 1937-December 1940
61
26
Local Industrial Union #648, United Metal Specialty Workers, Des Moines, Iowa,
October 1937-January 1939
61
27
Local Industrial Union #649, United Taxi and Truck Drivers, Norton, Virginia,
June 1937-1940
61
28
Local Industrial Union #650, United Brick and Tile Workers, Salt Lake City, Utah,
October 1937-March 1940
61
29
Local Industrial Union #651, United Timber Workers, Meta, Kentucky,
October 1937-June 1939
61
30
Local Industrial Union #652, United Laundry Workers, Dayton, Ohio,
September 1937-May 1941
61
31
Local Industrial Union #653, United Gravel and Coal Truckers, Flint, Michigan,
June 1937-December 1939
61
32
Local Industrial Union #654, Tent and Awning Mechanics, St. Louis, Missouri,
October 1937-January 1941
61
33
Local Industrial Union #655, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Hampstead, Long Island, New York,
September 1937-December 1939
61
34
Local Industrial Union #656, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Astoria, Long Island, New York,
September 1937-December 1939
61
35
Local Industrial Union #658, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
October 1937-December 1940
61
36
Local Industrial Union #659, United Wood Preservers, Kansas City, Missouri,
October 1937-July 1939
61
37
Local Industrial Union #660, United Restaurant and Hotel Workers, Welch, West Virginia,
October 1937-June 1941
61
38
Local Industrial Union #661, Toy and Novelty Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
October 1937-December 1938
61
39
Local Industrial Union #662, United Warehouse Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
November 1937-January 1939
61
40
Local Industrial Union #663, Macaroni and Noodle Workers, Long Island City, New York,
October 1937-August 1939
61
41
Local Industrial Union #664, United Bakery and Confectionery Workers, Passaic, New Jersey,
October 1937-February 1940
61
42
Local Industrial Union #666, Culinary and Bakery Workers, Corpus Christi, Texas,
October 1937-1941
61
43
Local Industrial Union #667, United Sign Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
August 1937-December 1953
61
44
Local Industrial Union #668, United Barbers, Welch, West Virginia,
September 1937-December 1939
61
45
Local Industrial Union #669, United Barbers and Beautician Employees, New Albany, Indiana,
August 1937-December 1939
61
46
Local Industrial Union #670, United Barbers, Cleveland, Ohio,
September 1937-December 1939
61
47
Local Industrial Union #671, United Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Chester, Pennsylvania,
September 1937-December 1939
61
48
Local Industrial Union #672, United Barbers and Beauticians, Toledo, Ohio,
October 1937-January 1940
61
49
Local Industrial Union #673, Beauticians and Hairdressers, Newark, New Jersey,
October 1937-December 1939
61
50
Local Industrial Union #674, Truck and Luggage Workers, Racine, Workers,
October 1937-March 1939
61
51
Local Industrial Union #675, United Building Service Employees, Washington, D. C.,
September 1937-November 1942
61
52
Local Industrial Union #676, United Warehouse Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
October 1937-January 1939
61
53
Local Industrial Union #677, United Publication Workers, Brooklyn, New York,
November 1937-October 1955
61
54
Local Industrial Union #678, United Optical Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
November 1937-March 1954
61
55
Local Industrial Union #679, United Transport Workers, Honolulu, Hawaii,
October 1937-April 1940
61
56
Local Industrial Union #680, Elmo Industrial Workers, Elmo, Wyoming,
October 1937-April 1940
61
57
Local Industrial Union #681, United Packinghouse Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
October 1937- April 1940
61
58
Local Industrial Union #682, United Hood and Seal Workers, Jersey City, New Jersey,
November 1937-September 1940
61
59
Local Industrial Union #683, Beauty Culture Union of Prossaic County, Clifton, New Jersey,
August 1937-December 1939
61
60
Local Industrial Union #684, United Novelty Jewelry Workers, Bronx, New York,
May 1937-January 1938
61
61
Local Industrial Union #685, United Laundry Workers, Crescent City, California,
October 1937, September 1942
61
62
Local Industrial Union #686, (cafe and beer parlor workers) Bellingham, Washington,
October 1937-August 1945
61
63
Local Industrial Union #687, United Meat Cutters and Packers, Mishawaka, Indiana,
November 1937-August 1939
61
64
Local Industrial Union #688, United Newspaper and Magazine Vendors, Allentown, Pennsylvania,
October 1937-1940
61
65
Local Industrial Union #689, United Newspaper Distributors, South Bend, Indiana,
July 1937-February 1939
61
66
Local Industrial Union #690, Newspaper Circulation, Denver, Colorado,
August 1937-January 1938
61
67
Local Industrial Union #691, United Furniture Workers, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
November 1937-May 1938
61
68
Local Industrial Union #692, Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Huntsville, Alabama,
October 1937-December 1939
61
69
Local Industrial Union #693, United Motion Picture Operators and Stage Hands, Houston, Texas,
October 1937-March 1941
61
70
Local Industrial Union #694, Sewing Machine and Factory Installation Mechanics, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
November 1937-March 1942
61
71
Local Industrial Union #695, United Crayon Workers, Sandusky, Ohio,
May 1937-December 1938
61
72
Local Industrial Union #696, Allied Trades, Welch, West Virginia,
October 1937-May 1941
61
73
Local Industrial Union #697, United Laundry Workers, Grundy, Virginia,
October 1937-June 1941
61
74
Local Industrial Union #698, United Dry Cleaners-Laundry Workers, Richlands, VIrginia,
November 1937-March 1942
61
75
Local Industrial Union #700, United Junk Peddlers, Cleveland, Ohio,
October-November 1937
61
76
Local Industrial Union #701, United Restaurant, Beverage and Allied Food Workers, Lynn, Massachusetts,
October 1937-September 1940
61
77
Local Industrial Union #702, United Bakery Workers, Springfield, Massachusetts,
April 1937-1942
61
78
Local Industrial Union #703, Toy and Novelty Workers, Gardner, Massachusetts,
November 1937-January 1939
61
79
Local Industrial Union #704(retail clerks and labors) Roundup, Montana,
October 1937-1944
61
80
Local Industrial Union #705, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
October 1937-August 1939
61
81
Local Industrial Union #706, Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Houston, Texas,
November 1937-December 1939
62
1
Local Industrial Union #707, United Painters, Paperhangers and Decorators, Newark, New Jersey,
July 1937-January 1940
62
2
Local Industrial Union #708, Toy and Novelty Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
November 1937-December 1938
62
3
Local Industrial Union #709, United Quarry Workers, Tenino, Washington,
May 1937-1940
62
4
Local Industrial Union #710, United Bakery Workers, Dayton, Ohio,
September 1937-August 1944
62
5
Local Industrial Union #711, United Asbestos Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
November 1937-December 1938
62
6
Local Industrial Union #712, United Timber Workers, Panther, West Virginia,
November 1937-May 1941
62
7
Local Industrial Union #713, Building Service Employees, Boston, Massachusetts,
September 1937-October 1939
62
8
Local Industrial Union #714, United Newsboys and Carriers, Detroit, Michigan,
November 1937-July 1939
62
9
Local Industrial Union #715, United Broom Workers, La Crosse, Wisconsin,
September 1937-August 1939
62
10
Local Industrial Union #716, United Wine Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
October 1937-February 1941
62
11
Local Industrial Union #717, United Fire Brick and Clay, Bolivar, Pennsylvania,
October 1937-May 1941
62
12
Local Industrial Union #718, United Novelty Workers, Decatur, Indiana,
November 1937-December 1938
62
13
Local Industrial Union #719, United Corrugated Box Workers, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
November 1937-May 1941
62
14
Local Industrial Union #721, United Toy Workers, Easton, Pennsylvania,
November 1937-December 1938
62
15
Local Industrial Union #722, United Horsehair Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
November 1937-December 1940
62
16
Local Industrial Union #723, United Truck Drivers, Bridgeport, Ohio,
June 1937, March 1946
62
17
Local Industrial Union #724, United Truck Drivers, Nelsonville, Ohio,
August 1937-May 1939
62
18
Local Industrial Union #725, United Truck, Bus, Taxi Workers, Juneau, Alaska,
June-December 1937
62
19
Local Industrial Union #726, United Teachers, Belfry, Kentucky,
November 1937-1939
62
20
Local Industrial Union #728, United Warehouse Workers, East St. Louis, Illinois,
October 1937-July 1941
62
21
Local Industrial Union #729, United Furniture Workers, Kenosha, Wisconsin,
November 1937-February 1938
62
22
Local Industrial Union #730, Exeter Machine Shop Workers, Pittston, Pennsylvania,
October 1937-June 1940
62
23
Local Industrial Union #731, United Meat Packers and Cutters, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
November 1937-August 1939
62
24
Local Industrial Union #732, United Gas and Oil Distributors, Cincinnati, Ohio,
December 1937-March 1940
62
25
Local Industrial Union #733, United Musicians, Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-July 1942
62
26
Local Industrial Union #734, United Musicians, St. Paul, Minnesota,
May 1937-March 1943
62
27
Local Industrial Union #735, United Musicians, Detroit, Michigan,
February 1937-April 1941
62
28
Local Industrial Union #736, United Musicians, Flint, Michigan,
October 1937-1940
62
29
Local Industrial Union #737, United Bakery Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
November 1937-May 1941
62
30
Local Industrial Union #739, United Barbers, Price, Utah,
December 1937-1939
62
31
Local Industrial Union #740, United Packinghouse Workers, St. Paul, Minnesota,
December 1937-August 1939
62
32
Local Industrial Union #741, Optical Technicians and Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
December 1937-February 1940
62
33
Local Industrial Union #742, United Broom Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
October 1937-September 1941
62
34
Local Industrial Union #743, United Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Houston, Texas,
December 1937-March 1941
62
35
Local Industrial Union #744, United Packinghouse Workers, Fort Worth, Texas,
December 1937-August 1939
62
36
Local Industrial Union #745, United Laundry Workers, Helper, Utah,
November 1937, August 1942
62
37
Local Industrial Union #747, United Warehouse Workers, Rock Springs, Wyoming,
December 1937-May 1938
62
38
Local Industrial Union #748, United Dairy Workers, Hopewell, Virginia,
January 1938-1940
62
39
Local Industrial Union #749, United Dairy Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
December 1937-August 1941
62
40
Local Industrial Union #750 (miscellaneous workers), Nampa, Idaho,
December 1937-February 1940
62
41
Local Industrial Union #751, United Musicians, St. Louis, Missouri,
July 1937-August 1940
62
42
Local Industrial Union #752, Junk Buyers, Rochester, New York,
December 1937-June 1941
62
43
Local Industrial Union #753, School Teachers, Welch, West Virginia,
December 1937-November 1939
62
44
Local Industrial Union #754, Retail Cleaners, San Francisco, California,
December 1937-February 1940
62
45
Local Industrial Union #755, Maintenance of Way Workers, Oakland City, California,
December 1937-July 1941
62
46
Local Industrial Union #756, United Packinghouse Workers, St. Paul, Minnesota,
December 1937-August 1939
62
47
Local Industrial Union #757, United Bartenders, Helper, Utah,
January 1938-October 1953
62
48
Local Industrial Union #758, United Distillery Workers, Louisville, Kentucky,
August 1937-March 1942
62
49
Local Industrial Union #759, United Junk Peddlers, Buffalo, New York,
January 1938-August 1940
62
50
Local Industrial Union #760, United Workers, Vinton, Iowa,
December 1937-February 1939
62
51
Local Industrial Union #761(miscellaneous workers) Edgarton, Wisconsin,
January 1938-March 1941
62
52
Local Industrial Union #762, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
December 1937-August 1939
62
53
Local Industrial Union #763, United Packinghouse Workers, Spokane, Washington,
January 1938-August 1939
62
54
Local Industrial Union #764 (miscellaneous and bakery products workers), Paintsville, Kentucky,
January 1938-March 1940
62
55
Local Industrial Union #765, United Dispensary Workers, Tolar, Kentucky,
January 1938-July 1939
62
56
Local Industrial Union #766, United Restaurant Workers, Hazelton, Pennsylvania,
January 1938-1949
62
57
Local Industrial Union #767, United Packinghouse Workers, St. Joseph, Missouri,
January 1938-August 1939
62
58
Local Industrial Union #768, News Vendors, Oakland, California,
January 1938-April 1954
62
59
Local Industrial Union #769, United Laundry Workers, Helper, Utah,
January 1938-October 1944
62
60
Local Industrial Union #770, United Operators and Laborers, Cloverdale, Indiana,
December 1937-February 1940
62
61
Local Industrial Union #771, United Tobacco Workers, Oakland, California,
January 1938-August 1939
62
62
Local Industrial Union #772, United Sandworkers, Utica, Illinois,
December 1937-April 1938
62
63
Local Industrial Union #773, United Bootblacks, San Francisco, California,
January 1938-April 1940
62
64
Local Industrial Union #774, Highway and Construction Workers, Santa Cruz, California,
January 1938-June 1939
62
65
Local Industrial Union #775, United Live Stock Handlers, Fort Worth, Texas,
February 1938-August 1939
62
66
Local Industrial Union #776, United Sugar Refinery Workers, Crockett, California,
February 1938-April 1940
62
67
Local Industrial Union #777, United Packinghouse Workers, Omaha, Nebraska,
February 1938-August 1939
62
68
Local Industrial Union #778, United Packinghouse Workers, Omaha, Nebraska,
February 1938-August 1939
62
69
Local Industrial Union #779, United Packinghouse Workers, Omaha, Nebraska,
February 1938-August 1939
62
70
Local Industrial Union #780, United Toy and Novelty Workers, Clinton, Massachusetts,
February-December 1938
62
71
Local Industrial Union #781, United Trades, Magna, Utah,
February 1938-November 1953
62
72
Local Industrial Union #782, United Trades, Helpers, Utah,
May 1939-August 1947
62
73
Local Industrial Union #783, United Junk Peddlers, Detroit, Michigan,
February 1938-April 1941
62
74
Local Industrial Union #784, Skykomish Valley Miscellaneous Workers, Sultan, Washington,
February 1938-April 1942
62
75
Local Industrial Union #785, United Boiler Workers, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
February 1938-1939
62
76
Local Industrial Union #786, United Bakery Workers, Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania,
February 1938-1940
62
77
Local Industrial Union #787, Hospital and University Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
March 1938-August 1944
62
78
Local Industrial Union #788, United Millinery Designers, New York, New York,
March 1938-July 1939
62
79
Local Industrial Union #789, United Dairy Workers, Duquoin, Illinois,
March 1938-April 1942
62
80
Local Industrial Union #790, United Laundry Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
March 1938-October 1953
62
81
Local Industrial Union #791, United Hotel, Cafe and Restaurant Workers, Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania,
March 1938-May 1941
62
82
Local Industrial Union #792, United Beverage Workers, Whitesburg, Kentucky,
March 1938-1943
62
83
Local Industrial Union #793, United Beverage Workers, Pikesville, Kentucky,
March 1938-February 1944
62
84
Local Industrial Union #794, United Dry Cleaners, Prestonburg, Kentucky,
March 1938-February 1939
62
85
Local Industrial Union #795, United Clay and Tile Workers, Haldeman, Kentucky,
March 1938-1942
62
86
Local Industrial Union #796, Tacoma Food and Beverage Despensers, Tacoma, Washington,
March 1938-June 1940
63
1
Local Industrial Union #797, United Hotel and Restaurant Workers, McKeesport, Pennsylvania,
March 1938-June 1939
63
2
Local Industrial Union #798, United Bakery Workers, McKeesport, Pennsylvania,
March 1938-November 1955
63
3
Local Industrial Union #799, United Brick Yard Workers, Courtney, Pennsylvania,
March 1938-June 1939
63
4
Local Industrial Union #800, United Building and Maintenance Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
March 1938-August 1940
63
5
Local Industrial Union #801, United Taxi and Transport Workers, Delbarton, West Virginia,
March 1938-February 1940
63
6
Local Industrial Union #802, United Packinghouse Workers, Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
March 1938-August 1939
63
7
Local Industrial Union #803, United Hospital Employees, Martin, Kentucky,
March 1938-1941
63
8
Local Industrial Union #804, United Musicians, Bellaire, Ohio,
March 1938-September 1939
63
9
Local Industrial Union #805, United Restaurant Workers, Kirkland Lake, Ontario Canada,
March 1938-May 1941
63
10
Local Industrial Union #806, United Transport Workers, New Orleans, Louisiana,
December 1937-January 1941
63
11
Local Industrial Union #807, United Building Service Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
March 1938-December 1940
63
12
Local Industrial Union #808, (carpenters, painters, oil workers, barbers, and laborers) Billings, Montana,
March 1938, February 1946
63
13
Local Industrial Union #809, United Bricklayers and Stone Masons, Louisville, Kentucky,
March 1938-1941
63
14
Local Industrial Union #810 (miscellaneous workers) Pleasant Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada,
March 1938-May 1941
63
15
Local Industrial Union #811, United Carders and Bill Posters, New York, New York,
March 1938-May 1939
63
16
Local Industrial Union #812, United Bakery and Confectionery Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
March 1938-1940
63
17
Local Industrial Union #813, United Workers, Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada,
March 1938-May 1941
63
18
Local Industrial Union #813, Advertising Distributors Union, San Francisco, California,
September 1937-January 1938
63
19
Local Industrial Union #814, United Packinghouse Workers, South St. Paul, Minnesota,
March 1938-August 1939
63
20
Local Industrial Union #815, United Culinary Workers and Bartenders, Silver Peak, Nevada,
March 1938-February 1939
63
21
Local Industrial Union #816, United Restaurant and Allied Workers, North Bend, Oregon,
March 1938-October 1943
63
22
Local Industrial Union #817, United Building Trades, New Waterford, Canada,
March 1938-1941
63
23
Local Industrial Union #818, United Construction Workers, Denver, Colorado,
April 1938-August 1939
63
24
Local Industrial Union #820, United Bakery Workers, Glouster, Ohio,
April 1938-August 1940
63
25
Local Industrial Union #821, Allied Trades, Townsend, Montana,
April 1938-August 1940
63
26
Local Industrial Union #822, United Waste Products Workers, Long Island City, New York,
March 1938-1939
63
27
Local Industrial Union #823, United Clay and Tile Workers, Clearfield, Kentucky,
April 1938-June 1941
63
28
Local Industrial Union #824, United Musicians, Toledo, Ohio,
April 1938-May 1944
63
29
Local Industrial Union #824, United Musicians, Toledo, Ohio,
April 1938, February 1952
63
30
Local Industrial Union #825, United Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Beckley, West Virginia,
April 1938-May 1941
63
31
Local Industrial Union #826, United Maintenance Workers, Library, Pennsylvania,
April 1938-May 1941
63
32
Local Industrial Union #827, United Paper Box Makers, High Point, North Carolina,
April 1938-March 1940
63
33
Local Industrial Union #828, United Park Workers, Cape Rouge, Nova Scotia, Canada,
April 1938-May 1941
63
34
Local Industrial Union #829, United Hotel, Restaurant and Bartenders, Charleston, West Virginia,
May 1938-1941
63
35
Local Industrial Union #830, United Paper Workers, Long Island City, New York,
April 1938-July 1939
63
36
Local Industrial Union #831, Allied Trades, Seward, Alaska,
April 1938, August 1948
63
37
Local Industrial Union #832, United Laundry Workers, Hilo, Hawaii,
April 1938-1941
63
38
Local Industrial Union #833, United Packinghouse Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
April 1938-August 1939
63
39
Local Industrial Union #835, United Timber Workers, Melvin, Kentucky,
March 1938-June 1941
63
40
Local Industrial Union #836, United Junk Peddlers, Toledo, Ohio,
May 1938-March 1952
63
41
Local Industrial Union #837, United Bakers and Confectionery Workers, Williamson, West Virginia,
May 1938-August 1939
63
42
Local Industrial Union #838, United Bartenders, Waiters, and Waitresses, Nelsonville, Ohio,
May 1938-1939
63
43
Local Industrial Union #839, United Clay and Tile Workers, Soldier, Kentucky,
May 1938-June 1941
63
44
Local Industrial Union #840, United Live Stock Handlers, Sioux City, Iowa,
May 1938-August 1939
63
45
Local Industrial Union #841, United Painters, Paperhangers and Decorators, Shenandoah, Pennsylvania,
April 1938-March 1940
63
46
Local Industrial Union #842, Allied Trades, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
May 1938-August 1943
63
47
Local Industrial Union #843, United Photographic Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May 1938-1941
63
48
Local Industrial Union #844, Allied Trades, Sioux Falls, South Dakota,
May 1938-September 1941
63
49
Local Industrial Union #845, (clerks, bakers, cooks, waiters, deliverymen, pharmacists, butchers, maids, and bartenders) Oak Creek, Colorado,
May 1938-July 1943
63
50
Local Industrial Union #846, United Musicians, Helper, Utah,
May 1938-1942
63
51
Local Industrial Union #847, United Painters, Paperhangers, and Decorators, Trinidad, Colorado,
May 1938-April 1940
63
52
Local Industrial Union #848, United Farm Bureau Workers, Brazil, Indiana,
May 1938-December 1939
63
53
Local Industrial Union #849, Transportation and Allied Workers, Williamson, West Virginia,
May 1938-February 1940
63
54
Local Industrial Union #850, Allied Trades, Terra Haute, Indiana,
February 1938-August 1939
63
55
Local Industrial Union #851, Operat[?]e and Allied Workers, Brazil, Indiana,
May 1938-June 1941
63
56
Local Industrial Union #852, (state highway workers, city employees, school employees, summer resort keepers) Ely, Minnesota,
May 1938-August 1939
63
57
Local Industrial Union #853, United Optical Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
May 1938-March 1954
63
58
Local Industrial Union #854, United Hydraulic Scraper Operators, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
May 1938-August 1939
63
59
Local Industrial Union #855, United Ice and Allied Workers, Atlantic City, New Jersey,
June 1938-May 1940
63
60
Local Industrial Union #856, (common laborers) Sullivan, Indiana,
May 1938-March 1940
63
61
Local Industrial Union #857, United Distillery Workers, Manor, Pennsylvania,
June 1938-March 1942
63
62
Local Industrial Union #858, United Barbers and Beauticians, North Matewan, West Virginia,
June 1938-December 1939
63
63
Local Industrial Union #859, United Painters and Paperhangers, Tamaqua, Pennsylvania,
June 1938-May 1940
63
64
Local Industrial Union #860, Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Montcalm, West Virginia,
June 1938-May 1941
63
65
Local Industrial Union #861, United Bakers and Cake Workers, Binghampton, New York,
June 1938-1941
63
66
Local Industrial Union #862 (refined cane sugar workers) Long Island City, New York,
June 1938-April 1939
63
67
Local Industrial Union #863, United Theatrical Employees, Parrish, Alabama,
June 1938-April 1941
63
68
Local Industrial Union #864, Allied Trades, Faribault, Minnesota,
July 1938-March 1941
63
69
Local Industrial Union #865, United Concrete Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
July 1938-March 1940
63
70
Local Industrial Union #866, United Restaurant Workers, Ithaca, New York,
July 1938-March 1939
63
71
Local Industrial Union #867, Allied Trades, Pinckneyville, Illinois,
June 1938-January 1940
63
72
Local Industrial Union #868, United Packinghouse Workers, Los Angeles, California,
July 1938-August 1939
63
73
Local Industrial Union #869, United Packinghouse Workers, Los Angeles, California,
July 1938-August 1939
63
74
Local Industrial Union #870, United Packinghouse Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
July 1938-April 1939
63
75
Local Industrial Union #871, United Machinery Workers, Denver, Colorado,
July 1938-August 1940
63
76
Local Industrial Union #872, United Trades, Tooele, Utah,
August 1938-February 1952
63
77
Local Industrial Union #873, United Packinghouse Workers, Sioux City, Iowa,
August 1938-1939
63
78
Local Industrial Union #874, United Packinghouse Workers, Sioux City, Iowa,
August 1938-1939
63
79
Local Industrial Union #875, United Workers, Parrsbore, Nova Scotia, Canada,
August 1938-1940
63
80
Local Industrial Union #876 (miscellaneous workers) Hibbing, Minnesota,
August 1938-April 1942
63
81
Local Industrial Union #877, United Paper Workers, Paperville, Pennsylvania,
August 1938-May 1941
63
82
Local Industrial Union #878, United Billers and Billposters, Newark, New Jersey,
August 1938-September 1940
63
83
Local Industrial Union #879, United Construction Workers, Leavenworth, Washington,
August 1938-June 1940
63
84
Local Industrial Union #880, United TImber Workers, Jewell Valley, Virginia,
August 1938-February 1940
63
85
Local Industrial Union #881, United Packinghouse Workers, St. Ansgar, Iowa,
August 1938-1939
63
86
Local Industrial Union #882 (general workers) Juneau, Alaska,
August 1938-October 1952
63
87
Local Industrial Union #883, United Chocolate Workers, Fulton, New York,
August 1938-June 1941
63
88
Local Industrial Union #884, United Paper Mill Workers, Three Rivers, Michigan,
August 1938-February 1940
63
89
Local Industrial Union #885, United Musicians, Murray, Utah,
August 1938-April 1942
63
90
Local Industrial Union #886, United Pulp and Paper Workers, Northampton, Massachusetts,
September 1938-April 1941
64
1
Local Industrial Union #887, Filling Station Employees, San Francisco, California,
September 1938-January 1940
64
2
Local Industrial Union #888, United Theatre and Amusement Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
September 1938-May 1943
64
3
Local Industrial Union #889, Allied Trades, Peru, Illinois,
September 1938-August 1939
64
4
Local Industrial Union #890, United Belt Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
September 1938-January 1944
64
5
Local Industrial Union #891, Allied Trades, Polson, Montana,
September 1938-December 1939
64
6
Local Industrial Union #892, United Truck Operators, Toledo, Ohio,
September 1938-August 1940
64
7
Local Industrial Union #893, United Packinghouse Workers, Fargo, North Dakota,
September 1938-August 1939
64
8
Local Industrial Union #894, United Packinghouse Workers, South St. Paul, Minnesota,
September 1938-August 1939
64
9
Local Industrial Union #895, United Paper Workers, Wilmington, Delaware,
September 1938-March 1941
64
10
Local Industrial Union #896, Under Takers, Kimball, West Virginia,
September 1938-May 1941
64
11
Local Industrial Union #897, United Heater Equipment Workers, Buffalo, New York,
September 1938-June 1953
64
12
Local Industrial Union #898, United Fibre and Paperworkers, Yorklyn, Delaware,
October 1938-June 1941
64
13
Local Industrial Union #899, LIU of Arthurdale, Arthurdale, West Virginia,
September 1938-May 1941
64
14
Local Industrial Union #900, United Cement Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
September 1938-June 1941
64
15
Local Industrial Union #901, United Spring Workers, Trenton, New Jersey,
October 1938-June 1939
64
16
Local Industrial Union #902, United Paper Workers, Aurora, Illinois,
October 1938-September 1941
64
17
Local Industrial Union #903, United Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Tampa, Florida,
October 1938-January 1940
64
18
Local Industrial Union #904, United Trade and Laborers, Helper, Utah,
August 1938-March 1940
64
19
Local Industrial Union #905, United Electrical and Gas Workers, Hilo, Hawaii,
August 1938-April 1941
64
20
Local Industrial Union #906, United Timber Workers, Blackey, Virginia,
October 1938-May 1940
64
21
Local Industrial Union #907, United Handle Workers, Sequatchie, Tennessee,
October 1938-June 1944
64
22
Local Industrial Union #908, United Packinghouse Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
October 1938-August 1939
64
23
Local Industrial Union #909, United Meat Workers, Passaic, New Jersey,
November 1938-August 1939
64
24
Local Industrial Union #910, United Sponge Workers, Tarpon Springs, Florida,
October 1938-February 1940
64
25
Local Industrial Union #911, United Cleaners and Dyers, Gary, Indiana,
November 1938-June 1941
64
26
Local Industrial Union #912, United Exterminators, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
November 1938-1939
64
27
Local Industrial Union #913, Benito Juarex Bakers, El Paso, Texas,
November 1938-October 1941
64
28
Local Industrial Union #914, United Distillery Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
November 1938-February 1942
64
29
Local Industrial Union #915, United Cane Workers, Hilo, Hawaii,
November 1938-April 1941
64
30
Local Industrial Union #916, United Paper Box Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
November 1938-June 1940
64
31
Local Industrial Union #917, United Sugar Refinery Workers, Sugartown, Texas,
November 1938-August 1947
64
32
Local Industrial Union #917, United Sugar Workers, Sugarland, Texas,
June 1954-December 1955
64
33
Local Industrial Union #918, United Foremen and Supervisors, Detroit, Michigan,
November 1938-August 1940
64
34
Local Industrial Union #919, United Transportation Workers, Huntington, West Virginia,
December 1938-March 1940
64
35
Local Industrial Union #920, United Photo Finishers, Syracuse, New York,
December 1938-July 1940
64
36
Local Industrial Union #921, United Entertainers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
December 1938-July 1939
64
37
Local Industrial Union #922, United Cemetery Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
December 1938-1940
64
38
Local Industrial Union #923, United Sandwich Workers, New York, New York,
January-March 1939
64
39
Local Industrial Union #924, United Macaroni Workers, Buffalo, New York,
January 1939-April 1941
64
40
Local Industrial Union #925, United Flour and Feed Mill Workers, Fort Worth, Texas,
January 1939-March 1941
64
41
Local Industrial Union #926, Allied Trades, Fairfield, Montana,
January 1939-1940
64
42
Local Industrial Union #927, United Dry Cleaning Equipment Workers, Anderson, Indiana,
January 1939-March 1940
64
43
Local Industrial Union #928, United Paper Box Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
February 1939-August 1940
64
44
Local Industrial Union #929, United Hospital Workers, West Frankfort, Illinois,
January 1939-May 1943
64
45
Local Industrial Union #930, Allied Trades, Anchorage, Alaska,
February-August 1939
64
46
Local Industrial Union #931, United Soap Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
February 1939-May 1941
64
47
Local Industrial Union #932, Bar, Restaurant and Service Employees, Donora, Pennsylvania,
February 1939-September 1943
64
48
Local Industrial Union #933, Allied Industrial Workers, Kansas City, Kansas,
February-March 1939
64
49
Local Industrial Union #934, United Pencil Workers, New York, New York,
Nov-55
64
50
Local Industrial Union #935, United Truck Drivers, Richmond, Virginia,
February 1939-April 1941
64
51
Local Industrial Union #936, United Brick and Clay Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
February 1939-1940
64
52
Local Industrial Union #937, United Painters, Paperhangers, Decorators, Shamokin, Pennsylvania,
February-August 1939
64
53
Local Industrial Union #938, United Building Service Employees, Toledo, Ohio,
February 1939-April 1941
64
54
Local Industrial Union #939, United Phonograph Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
February 1939-May 1941
64
55
Local Industrial Union #940, United Barbers, Flint, Michigan,
February-December 1939
64
56
Local Industrial Union #941, Allied Trades, Superior, Montana,
March 1939-April 1941
64
57
Local Industrial Union #942, United Distillery Workers, Logansport, Pennsylvania,
March 1939-September 1948
64
58
Local Industrial Union #943, Juneau Allied Trades, Juneau, Alaska,
March 1939-December 1943
64
59
Local Industrial Union #944, United Tobacco Workers, New Orleans, Louisiana,
April 1939-December 1941
64
60
Local Industrial Union #945, Allied Workers, Williamson, West Virginia,
February 1939-March 1940
64
61
Local Industrial Union #946(fertilizer and plant workers) Lockland, Ohio,
April 1939-September 1940
64
62
Local Industrial Union #947, United Sawmill Handle and Basket Workers, Hope, Arkansas,
March 1939-May 1941
64
63
Local Industrial Union #948, United Timber and Sawmill Workers, Bluefield, Virginia,
April 1939-1941
64
64
Local Industrial Union #949, United Painters, Paperhangers, Decorators, Mount Caramel, Pennsylvania,
April-August 1939
64
65
Local Industrial Union #950, United Truck Drivers, Erie, Pennsylvania,
March 1939-April 1940
64
66
Local Industrial Union #951, United Optical Workers, Buffalo, New York,
April 1939-March 1954
64
67
Local Industrial Union #952, United Bakery Salesmen, Buffalo, New York,
May 1939-1941
64
68
Local Industrial Union #953, United Vanadium Workers, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania,
May 1939-June 1941
64
69
Local Industrial Union #954, General Drivers, Norway, Michigan,
May 1939-April 1940
64
70
Local Industrial Union #955, United Tank Builders and Plate Workers, Harvey, Illinois,
May 1939-January 1940
64
71
Local Industrial Union #956, United Shinglers and Lathers, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
May-August 1939
64
72
Local Industrial Union #957, Sales and Service Workers, Uniontown, Pennsylvania,
April 1939-August 1946
64
73
Local Industrial Union #958, Construction, Transportation and Allied Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
May 1939-July 1940
64
74
Local Industrial Union #959, Bartenders and Restaurant Workers, Salt Lake City, Utah,
May 1939-June 1943
64
75
Local Industrial Union #960, United Bakers and Confectionery Workers, Brownsville, Pennsylvania,
May 1939-February 1954
64
76
Local Industrial Union #961, United Chocolate Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
May 1939-August 1954
64
77
Local Industrial Union #962, United Trades, Park City, Utah,
May 1939-September 1953
64
78
Local Industrial Union #963, United Building and Maintenance Workers, Salt Lake City, Utah,
May 1939-June 1941
64
79
Local Industrial Union #964, Garage and Filling Station Workers, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada,
June 1939-October 1941
64
80
Local Industrial Union #965, United Distillery and Bottling Workers, Helper, Utah,
June 1939-August 1942
64
81
Local Industrial Union #966, United Dock Workers, Ashtabula, Ohio,
June 1939, July 1944
64
82
Local Industrial Union #967, United Casket Workers, Bluefield, Virginia,
July 1939-January 1943
64
83
Local Industrial Union #968, United Golf Course Maintenance Workers, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
June 1939-March 1941
64
84
Local Industrial Union #969, United Motion Picture Operators, Norton, Virginia,
June 1937-1941
64
85
Local Industrial Union #970, United Mill Workers, Ashland, Kentucky,
June 1939-January 1944
64
86
Local Industrial Union #971, United Construction Workers, Somerset, Pennsylvania,
June 1939-March 1940
65
1
Local Industrial Union #972, United Paper Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1939-December 1940
65
2
Local Industrial Union #973, United Cooks, Waiters and Bartenders, Henryetta, Oklahoma,
June 1939-1945
65
3
Local Industrial Union #974, United Projection and Theatrical Employees, Newark, New Jersey,
September 1939-October 1941
65
4
Local Industrial Union #975, United Electrical Workers, Mount Caramel, Pennsylvania,
June-August 1939
65
5
Local Industrial Union #976, Playground Equipment Workers, Ottawa, Illinois,
June 1939-August 1940
65
6
Local Industrial Union #977, United Bakelite Workers, Decatur, Illinois,
July 1939-June 1944
65
7
Local Industrial Union #978, Allied Building Trades Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
July-August 1939
65
8
Local Industrial Union #979, Allied Building Trades Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
July-August 1939
65
9
Local Industrial Union #980, United Paper Workers, Garwood, New Jersey,
June-July 1939
65
10
Local Industrial Union #981, United Salvage Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
July 1939-June 1940
65
11
Local Industrial Union #982, United Dock Workers, Fairport Harbor, Ohio,
July 1939-December 1940
65
12
Local Industrial Union #983, Store Clerks, Laundry Workers, Dry Cleaners, Gas Station Workers, Cumberland, Kentucky,
July 1939-February 1941
65
13
Local Industrial Union #984, United Foremen and Supervisors, La Crosse, Wisconsin,
August 1939, December 1955
65
14
Local Industrial Union #985, United Musicians, New Orleans, Louisiana,
August 1939-September 1940
65
15
Local Industrial Union #986, United Insulator Workers, Kenova, West VIrginia,
July 1939-March 1942
65
16
Local Industrial Union #987, United Building Service Workers, Buffalo, New York,
August 1939-January 1940
65
17
Local Industrial Union #988, Allied Trades, Clatskanie, Oregon,
August 1939-May 1942
65
18
Local Industrial Union #989, United Porcelain Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
April 1939-October 1940
65
19
Local Industrial Union #990, United Brush Workers, Port Chester, New York,
August 1939-June 1941
65
20
Local Industrial Union #991, United Building Service and Window Cleaners, Indianapolis, Indiana,
August 1939-June 1941
65
21
Local Industrial Union #992, United Transport and Allied Workers, Pittston, Pennsylvania,
August 1939-May 1941
65
22
Local Industrial Union #993, United Feed Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
September 1939-1940
65
23
Local Industrial Union #994, United Fuel Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
September 1939-August 1940
65
24
Local Industrial Union #995, United Cab Drivers, Muncie, Indiana,
September 1939-February 1940
65
25
Local Industrial Union #996, United Dairy Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
September 1939-1954
65
26
Local Industrial Union #998, Licensed Marine Deck Officers, Portland, Oregon,
September 1939, November 1955
65
27
Local Industrial Union #999, Homestead Workers, Redhouse, West Virginia,
September 1939-June 1940
65
28
Local Industrial Union #1000, United Malt Distributors, Uniontown, Pennsylvania,
September 1939-May 1944
65
29
Local Industrial Union #1001, United Paper Workers, River Rouge, Michigan,
September 1939-June 1940
65
30
Local Industrial Union #1002, United Bakery Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
September 1939-May 1941
65
31
Local Industrial Union #1003, United Refinery Equipment, Dunkirk, New York,
September 1939-January 1941
65
32
Local Industrial Union #1004, United Bakery and Confectionery Workers, Battle Creek, Michigan,
October 1939-April 1940
65
33
Local Industrial Union #1005, American Musical and Allied Industries, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
December 1937-January 1938
65
34
Local Industrial Union #1005, United Paper Workers, Lockland, Ohio,
October 1939-June 1940
65
35
Local Industrial Union #1006, United Paper Workers, Monroe, Michigan,
October 1939-June 1940
65
36
Local Industrial Union #1007, United Copper Workers, South Range, Michigan,
October 1939-January 1940
65
37
Local Industrial Union #1008, United Transport Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
October 1939-November 1941
65
38
Local Industrial Union #1009, United Paper Workers, Lockland, Ohio,
October 1939-June 1940
65
39
Local Industrial Union #1010, United Power House Workers, Buffalo, New York,
November 1939-January 1941
65
40
Local Industrial Union #1011, United Highway Workers, Dunvegan, Nova Scotia, Canada,
August 1939-May 1941
65
41
Local Industrial Union #1012, United Service Station Attendants, East McKeesport, Pennsylvania,
November 1939-May 1941
65
42
Local Industrial Union #1013, United Paper Workers, Big Island, Virginia,
November 1939-June 1940
65
43
Local Industrial Union #1014, United Paper Workers, Paterson, New Jersey,
November 1939-June 1940
65
44
Local Industrial Union #1015, United Paper Workers, Muskegon, Michigan,
November 1937-June 1940
65
45
Local Industrial Union #1016, United Cafeteria, Restaurant and Hotel, Camden, New Jersey,
November 1939-March 1943
65
46
Local Industrial Union #1017, (wholesale and retail grocery clerks, truck drivers and delivery boys) Muncie, Indiana,
November 1939-July 1942
65
47
Local Industrial Union #1018, United Recreation Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
December 1939-March 1941
65
48
Local Industrial Union #1019, (truck drivers and yard helpers) Flint, Michigan,
December 1939-June 1941
65
49
Local Industrial Union #1020, United Bakery Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
December 1939-May 1941
65
50
Local Industrial Union #1021, (cafes, service stations, barbers, bars, and other miscellaneous workers) Payson Valley, Utah,
December 1939-April 1942
65
51
Local Industrial Union #1022, United Bakery Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
December 1939-August 1944
65
52
Local Industrial Union #1023, United Novelty Workers, Muncie, Indiana,
November 1939-June 1941
65
53
Local Industrial Union #1024 (baseball tally cards workers) Muncie, Indiana,
December 1939-March 1940
65
54
Local Industrial Union #1025, United Bill Posters and Distributors, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
December 1939-March 1941
65
55
Local Industrial Union #1026, United Chemical Processing Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
December 1939-October 1940
65
56
Local Industrial Union #1027, United Building Maintenance Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
December 1939-March 1941
65
57
Local Industrial Union #1028, United Musicians, Evansville, Indiana,
December 1939-August 1943
65
58
Local Industrial Union #1029, United Bakery Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
January 1940-April 1941
65
59
Local Industrial Union #1030, United Theatrical and Display Card Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
January 1940-February 1941
65
60
Local Industrial Union #1031, United Racing Publications Employees, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
January 1940-June 1944
65
61
Local Industrial Union #1032, Allied Trades, Fairbanks, Alaska,
January 1940-August 1948
65
62
Local Industrial Union #1033, United Laundry Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
February 1940-May 1943
65
63
Local Industrial Union #1034, United Musicians, Omaha, Nebraska,
May 1940-1942
65
64
Local Industrial Union #1035, United Dairy Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
February 1940-March 1944
65
65
Local Industrial Union #1036, United Coal and Ice Handlers, South Bend, Indiana,
February 1940-March 1941
65
66
Local Industrial Union #1037, United Hotel and Restaurant Service, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
February-December 1940
65
67
Local Industrial Union #1038, Allied Trades, Willamina, Oregon,
February 1940-January 1950
65
68
Local Industrial Union #1039, United Diary Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
February 1940-October 1955
65
69
Local Industrial Union #1040, Allied Workers, Heavener, Oklahoma,
February 1940-June 1943
65
70
Local Industrial Union #1041, United Asphalt Workers, Asphalt, Kentucky,
February 1940-June 1941
65
71
Local Industrial Union #1042, United Label Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
May-June 1940
65
72
Local Industrial Union #1043, Morticians, Washington, D. C.,
May 1940-August 1941
65
73
Local Industrial Union #1044, United Paper Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
March-June 1940
65
74
Local Industrial Union #1045, United Dairy Workers, Marion, Ohio,
March 1940-January 1954
65
75
Local Industrial Union #1046, United Dairy Workers, Muskegon, Michigan,
April 1940-August 1944
65
76
Local Industrial Union #1047, United Abrasive Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
April-July 1940
65
77
Local Industrial Union #1048, United Cemetery Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
April-December 1940
65
78
Local Industrial Union #1049, United Paper Workers, Elkhart, Indiana,
May-June 1940
65
79
Local Industrial Union #1050, Fargo and Moorhead Miscellaneous, Moorhead, Minnesota,
April 1940-March 1941
65
80
Local Industrial Union #1051, United Bartenders and Waitresses, Omaha, Nebraska,
May 1940-March 1942
65
81
Local Industrial Union #1052, United Box, Veneer and Barrel, Suffolk, Virginia,
May 1940-January 1945
65
82
Local Industrial Union #1053, United Bakery Workers, Pikeville, Kentucky,
May 1940-January 1944
65
83
Local Industrial Union #1054, United Bartenders and Restaurant Workers, New Kensington, Pennsylvania,
May 1940-November 1941
65
84
Local Industrial Union #1055, United Hotel, Restaurant and Cafe Workers, Durham, North Carolina,
May 1940-July 1942
65
85
Local Industrial Union #1056 (bartenders and waiters) Eau Claire, Wisconsin,
April 1940-June 1943
65
86
Local Industrial Union #1057, United Black Asphalt Workers, Brownsville, Kentucky,
May-December 1940
66
1
Local Industrial Union #1058, United Saw Makers, Columbus, Ohio,
May 1940-April 1948
66
2
Local Industrial Union #1059, United Dairy Workers, Mishawaka, Indiana,
June 1940-April 1942
66
3
Local Industrial Union #1060, United Cork Workers, Gloucester, New Jersey,
June 1940-February 1948
66
4
Local Industrial Union #1061, United Timber and Lumber Yard Workers, Franklin, Virginia,
June 1940-December 1943
66
5
Local Industrial Union #1062, United Window Cleaners, Reading, Pennsylvania,
June 1940-March 1942
66
6
Local Industrial Union #1063 (miscellaneous workers) Anderson, Indiana,
June 1940-August 1944
66
7
Local Industrial Union #1064, Catering, Restaurant, Bartender and Hotel Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
June 1940-October 1955
66
8
Local Industrial Union #1065, United Dairy Workers, Anderson, Indiana,
July 1940-June 1941
66
9
Local Industrial Union #1066, Chattanooga Guide Association, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
July 1940-March 1949
66
10
Local Industrial Union #1067, Allied Workers, McCurtain, Oklahoma,
July 1940-May 1941
66
11
Local Industrial Union #1068 (furniture workers) Salt Lake City, Utah,
July 1940-1941
66
12
Local Industrial Union #1069, United Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Sioux City, Iowa,
July 1940-May 1941
66
13
Local Industrial Union #1070, Building Service Employees, New York, New York,
July-December 1940
66
14
Local Industrial Union #1071, United Steel Castings Workers, New Castle, Delaware,
August 1940-January 1942
66
15
Local Industrial Union #1072, Sugar Refinery Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
August 1940-1947
66
16
Local Industrial Union #1073, United Cement Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
August 1940-January 1941
66
17
Local Industrial Union #1074, United Fibre Workers, Newcastle, Delaware,
August 1940-April 1941
66
18
Local Industrial Union #1075, United Galvanizing Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
August 1940-June 1954
66
19
Local Industrial Union #1076, Amalgamated LIU, Pontiac, Michigan,
August 1940-June 1945
66
20
Local Industrial Union #1077, United Distillery Workers, Westwego, Louisiana,
December 1940-1946
66
21
Local Industrial Union #1078, United Bakery Workers, Allentown, Pennsylvania,
December 1940-August 1953
66
22
Local Industrial Union #1079, United Distillery Workers, Lebanon, Kentucky,
September 1940-March 1942
66
23
Local Industrial Union #1080, United Billboard and Sign Workers, Sioux City, Iowa,
October 1940-May 1941
66
24
Local Industrial Union #1081, Cemetery Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
October-December 1940
66
25
Local Industrial Union #1082 (miscellaneous workers) Ephraim, Utah,
October 1940-April 1942
66
26
Local Industrial Union #1083, United Pottery Workers, Mount Clemens, Michigan,
October 1940-September 1948
66
27
Local Industrial Union #1084, United Distillery Workers, Dundalk, Maryland,
October 1940-1946
66
28
Local Industrial Union #1085, United Bakery Workers, Berwick, Pennsylvania,
November 1940-December 1956
66
29
Local Industrial Union #1086 (miscellaneous workers) Caryville, Tennessee,
November 1940-August 1941
66
30
Local Industrial Union #1087, United Bakery Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
November 1940-February 1942
66
31
Local Industrial Union #1088, United Candy Workers, Centralia, Illinois,
December 1940-June 1943
66
32
Local Industrial Union #1089, United Bakery Workers, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
December 1940-August 1941
66
33
Local Industrial Union #1090, United Mill and Elevator Workers, Noblesville, Indiana,
December 1940-August 1943
66
34
Local Industrial Union #1091, United Musicians, South Bend, Indiana,
December 1940-January 1950
66
35
Local Industrial Union #1092, United Hotel, Restaurant, Beverage, Lansing, Michigan,
January 1941-April 1942
66
36
Local Industrial Union #1093, Bowling Alley Employees, Easton, Pennsylvania,
January 1941-February 1942
66
37
Local Industrial Union #1094 (truck drivers and warehousemen) Salt Lake City, Utah,
January 1941-September 1942
66
38
Local Industrial Union #1095, United Sugar Workers, New Orleans, Louisiana,
January 1941-September 1947
66
39
Local Industrial Union #1096, United Optical Workers, Roslindale, Massachusetts,
February 1941-April 1942
66
40
Local Industrial Union #1097, United Automobile Salesmen, Akron, Ohio,
February 1941-May 1942
66
41
Local Industrial Union #1098, United Knitting Mill Workers, Unionville, Connecticut,
February-May 1941
66
42
Local Industrial Union #1099, United Junk Peddlers, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
February-May 1941
66
43
Local Industrial Union #1100, United Laundry Workers, Bend, Oregon,
January 1941-1952
66
44
Local Industrial Union #1101, United Sugar Workers, New Orleans, Louisiana,
March 1941-November 1947
66
45
Local Industrial Union #1102, United Salesmen and Collectors, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
February 1941-January 1944
66
46
Local Industrial Union #1103, United Dairy Workers, Dayton, Ohio,
March-August 1941
66
47
Local Industrial Union #1104, United Bakery Workers, Pottstown, Pennsylvania,
March 1941-September 1953
66
48
Local Industrial Union #1105, United Cereal Workers, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
March-September 1941
66
49
Local Industrial Union #1106, United Theater Workers, Pineville, Kentucky,
March 1941-January 1944
66
50
Local Industrial Union #1107, Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
March 1941-January 1942
66
51
Local Industrial Union #1108, United Mill Employees, Decatur, Illinois,
April 1941-June 1943
66
52
Local Industrial Union #1109 (machine and general labor) Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
April 1941-January 1944
66
53
Local Industrial Union #1110, United Truck Drivers, Maintenance and Warehousemen, Portsmouth, Virginia,
April 1941-September 1944
66
54
Local Industrial Union #1111, United Cooperage Workers, New Orleans, Louisiana,
May 1941-February 1944
66
55
Local Industrial Union #1112, United Ice Plant Workers, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania,
April 1941-October 1953
66
56
Local Industrial Union #1113, United Trades, Salt Lake City, Utah,
April 1941-1942
66
57
Local Industrial Union #1114, United Cork Workers, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania,
Apr-41
66
58
Local Industrial Union #1115, United Junk Workers, Ottumwa, Iowa,
May 1941-February 1952
66
59
Local Industrial Union #1116, United Service Station Employees, New York, New York,
May 1941-July 1943
66
60
Local Industrial Union #1117, United Cardox Workers, Benton, Illinois,
May 1941-June 1943
66
61
Local Industrial Union #1118, United Dairy Workers, Johnstown, Pennsylvania,
May 1941-1944
66
62
Local Industrial Union #1119, United Ice Cream Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May 1941-February 1942
66
63
Local Industrial Union #1120, United Ladies Garment Workers, Hudson, Pennsylvania,
May 1941-March 1955
66
64
Local Industrial Union #1121, United Cork Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
May 1941-1943
66
65
Local Industrial Union #1122, United Musicians, Lockport, New York,
April 1941-March 1947
66
66
Local Industrial Union #1123, United Optical Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
June 1941-March 1954
66
67
Local Industrial Union #1124, United Sugar Workers, Reserve, Louisiana,
July 1941-December 1947
66
68
Local Industrial Union #1125, United Incubator Workers, Denver, Colorado,
June 1941-April 1943
66
69
Local Industrial Union #1126, United Cooperage Workers, New Orleans, Louisiana,
June 1941-November 1944
66
70
Local Industrial Union #1127, United Drug Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
June 1941-February 1942
66
71
Local Industrial Union #1128, United Musicians, Indianapolis, Indiana,
June 1941-August 1943
66
72
Local Industrial Union #1129 (production and maintenance employees) Louisiana, Missouri,
June 1941-February 1949
66
73
Local Industrial Union #1130, United Hospital Workers, Lynch, Kentucky,
June 1941-January 1944
66
74
Local Industrial Union #1131, United Bakery Workers, Anderson, Indiana,
July 1941-February 1942
66
75
Local Industrial Union #1132, United Macaroni Workers, Cumberland, Maryland,
July 1944-December 1953
66
76
Local Industrial Union #1133, Amalgamated Industrial Union, Flint, Michigan,
June 1941-April 1942
66
77
Local Industrial Union #1134, United Soft Drink Bottling Workers, Muncie, Indiana,
July 1941-March 1943
66
78
Local Industrial Union #1135, United Railroad Workers, New Haven, Connecticut,
July 1941-March 1942
66
79
Local Industrial Union #1136 (common, semi skilled labor) Casper, Wyoming,
July 1941-February 1942
66
80
Local Industrial Union #1137, United Railroad Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
August 1941-January 1942
66
81
Local Industrial Union #1138, Amalgamated Industrial Union, Mount Clemens, Michigan,
August 1941-September 1948
66
82
Local Industrial Union #1139, United Office Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
August-September 1941
66
83
Local Industrial Union #1140, United Catering Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
August 1941-April 1943
67
1
Local Industrial Union #1141, United Retail and Service Workers, Burney, California,
August 1941-May 1944
67
2
Local Industrial Union #1142, United Optical Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
September 1941-March 1954
67
3
Local Industrial Union #1143, United Basket Workers, Belding, Michigan,
October 1941-January 1944
67
4
Local Industrial Union #1144, United Dairy Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
October 1941-May 1942
67
5
Local Industrial Union #1145, United Bakery Workers, El Paso, Texas,
September 1941-October 1947
67
6
Local Industrial Union #1146, United Bartenders and Restaurant Workers, Provo, Utah,
October 1941-January 1950
67
7
Local Industrial Union #1147, United Bartenders and Waitresses, Lewistown, Pennsylvania,
October 1941-April 1943
67
8
Local Industrial Union #1148, United Milling Workers, Harbor Beach, Michigan,
October-December 1941
67
9
Local Industrial Union #1149, United Cork Workers, Hillsdale, New Jersey,
October 1941-June 1943
67
10
Local Industrial Union #1150 (car repair and salesmen) Norton, Virginia,
October 1941-September 1944
67
11
Local Industrial Union #1151, United Optical Workers, Trenton, New Jersey,
October 1941-April 1950
67
12
Local Industrial Union #1152, United Noodle Workers, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
October 1941-January 1944
67
13
Local Industrial Union #1153, United Milling and Allied Workers, Hutchinson, Kansas,
October 1941-January 1944
67
14
Local Industrial Union #1154, United Sewing Machine Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
October 1941-1946
67
15
Local Industrial Union #1155, Allied Trades, Jackson, Michigan,
October 1941-August 1950
67
16
Local Industrial Union #1156, United Railroad Workers, Port Huron, Michigan,
October 1941-January 1942
67
17
Local Industrial Union #1157, United Railroad Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
October 1941-February 1942
67
18
Local Industrial Union #1158, United Railroad Workers, Saginaw, Michigan,
October 1941-january 1942
67
19
Local Industrial Union #1159, United Railroad Workers, Bay City, Michigan,
October-December 1941
67
20
Local Industrial Union #1160, United Railroad Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
November 1941-May 1942
67
21
Local Industrial Union #1161, United Railroad Workers, Jackson, Michigan,
October 1941-January 1942
67
22
Local Industrial Union #1162, United Motion Picture Employees, Lamarque, Texas,
November 1941, May 1955
67
23
Local Industrial Union #1163, United Railroad Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
October 1941-January 1942
67
24
Local Industrial Union #1164, United Garage and Service Station, Longview, Washington,
November 1941-February 1943
67
25
Local Industrial Union #1165, United Railroad Workers, Flint, Michigan,
November 1941-January 1942
67
26
Local Industrial Union #1166, United Culinary and Bakery Workers, Texas City, Texas,
November 1941-December 1945
67
27
Local Industrial Union #1167, United Sugar Workers, Gramercy, Louisiana,
November 1941-September 1947
67
28
Local Industrial Union #1168, United Mill Workers, El Paso, Texas,
December 1941-February 1949
67
29
Local Industrial Union #1169 (flour employees) Coffeevillle, Kansas,
December 1941-October 1950
67
30
Local Industrial Union #1170 (hotel and office building workers) Wichita, Kansas,
January 1942-February 1947
67
31
Local Industrial Union #1171 (flour workers) St. Joseph, Missouri,
January 1942-February 1949
67
32
Local Industrial Union #1172, General Equipment Workers, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
January 1942-May 1943
67
33
Local Industrial Union #1173, Sweetwater Bartenders, Rock Springs, Wyoming,
January 1942-November 1954
67
34
Local Industrial Union #1174, United Wax Miners, Soldier Summit, Utah,
January 1942-July 1943
67
35
Local Industrial Union #1175, Page Production Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
February 1942-August 1944
67
36
Local Industrial Union #1176, United Winery and Distillery Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
February 1942-May 1943
67
37
Local Industrial Union #1177, United Bakery Workers, Sayesville, Rhode Island,
May 1942-August 1944
67
38
Local Industrial Union #1178, Otter Tail Industrial Union, Fergus Falls, Minnesota,
March 1942-July 1953
67
39
Local Industrial Union #1179, United Trades, Midvale, Utah,
April 1942-February 1948
67
40
Local Industrial Union #1180, United Bakery Workers, Cape Girardeau, Missouri,
April 1942-February 1949
67
41
Local Industrial Union #1181, United Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Cape Girardeau, Missouri,
April 1942-February 1944
67
42
Local Industrial Union #1182 (skilled, semi-skilled workers) Sault St. Marie, Michigan,
April 1942-August 1943
67
43
Local Industrial Union #1183, Bartenders and Waitresses, Fort Dodge, Iowa,
April 1942-February 1950
67
44
Local Industrial Union #1184, United Paper Stock Workers, East St. Louis, Missouri,
April 1942-July 1943
67
45
Local Industrial Union #1185, Postal Carriers and Clerks, New Orleans, Louisiana,
May 1942-December 1945
67
46
Local Industrial Union #1186, United Sugar Workers, Reserve, Louisiana,
May 1942-1955
67
47
Local Industrial Union #1187, United Laundry Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
May 1942-March 1949
67
48
Local Industrial Union #1188, United Theatrical and Building Service, Newark, New Jersey,
June 1942-February 1943
67
49
Local Industrial Union #1189, United Celotex Workers, Marrero, Louisiana,
June 1942-March 1944
67
50
Local Industrial Union #1190, United Building Supply Workers, Marrero, Louisiana,
June 1942-November 1944
67
51
Local Industrial Union #1191, United Cement Workers, New Orleans, Louisiana,
June 1942-November 1948
67
52
Local Industrial Union #1192 (production and maintenance workers) Kansas City, Kansas,
June 1942-October 1950
67
53
Local Industrial Union #1193, United Clay Products Workers, Toronto, Ohio,
June 1942-November 1951
67
54
Local Industrial Union #1194, United Brick Workers, Creighton, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-February 1950
67
55
Local Industrial Union #1195, United Wallboard Workers, Lockport, New York,
June-November 1942
67
56
Local Industrial Union #1196, United Clay Product Workers, Clearfield, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-August 1944
67
57
Local Industrial Union #1197, United Mill and Lumber Workers, New Kensington, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-March 1954
67
58
Local Industrial Union #1198, United Lime and Cement Workers, Kenova, West Virginia,
June 1942-March 1952
67
59
Local Industrial Union #1199, United Veneer and Wood Workers, Kenova, West Virginia,
June 1942-April 1945
67
60
Local Industrial Union #1200, United Construction and Maintenance, Huntington, West Virginia,
June 1942-May 1944
67
61
Local Industrial Union #1201(pipe fitters, painters, building trades workers) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-September 1944
67
62
Local Industrial Union #1202, Building Service and Maintenance, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-February 1945
67
63
Local Industrial Union #1203, United Brick Workers, Chester, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-1944
67
64
Local Industrial Union #1204, Pioneer Paper Stock Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
June 1942-May 1944
67
65
Local Industrial Union #1205, United Clay Product Workers, Clearfield, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-August 1944
67
66
Local Industrial Union #1206, United Clay Product Workers, Powlton, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-August 1944
67
67
Local Industrial Union #1207, United Building Service and Maintenance Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
July 1942-December 1953
67
68
Local Industrial Union #1208, United Clay Workers, Homestead, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-February 1950
67
69
Local Industrial Union #1209, United Construction Workers, Trenton, New Jersey,
June 1942-January 1944
67
70
Local Industrial Union #1210, United Construction and Building Trades, Seattle, Washington,
June 1942-October 1946
67
71
Local Industrial Union #1211, United Construction Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
June 1942-April 1943
67
72
Local Industrial Union #1212, Constructi on and Maintenance of Way Workers, Wayne, West Virginia,
June 1942-1943
67
73
Local Industrial Union #1213, United Brick Yard Workers, Barboursville, West Virginia,
June 1942-February 1949
67
74
Local Industrial Union #1214, United Building Trades and Service Workers, Akron, Ohio,
June 1942-1944
67
75
Local Industrial Union #1215, Richmond Cedar Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
June 1942-September 1944
67
76
Local Industrial Union #1216, (corn products) Kansas City, Kansas,
June 1942-February 1950
67
77
Local Industrial Union #1217, Amalgamated LIU, Lansing, Michigan,
June 1942-October 1944
67
78
Local Industrial Union #1218 (national screen company workers) Suffolk, Virginia,
June 1942-December 1943
67
79
Local Industrial Union #1219, State and Miscellaneous Workers, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
June 1942-July 1943
67
80
Local Industrial Union #1220, Transport Workers, Memphis, Tennessee,
June 1942-September 1954
67
81
Local Industrial Union #1221, United Paving and Building Supply Workers, Washington, D.C.,
June 1942-December 1948
67
82
Local Industrial Union #1222, United Construction Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
June 1942-April 1944
67
83
Local Industrial Union #1223, United Slag Workers, Donora, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-August 1944
67
84
Local Industrial Union #1224, United Window Cleaners, Detroit, Michigan,
June 1942-September 1948
67
85
Local Industrial Union #1225, United Sawmill and Timber Worker, Cyclone, West Virginia,
June 1942-December 1944
67
86
Local Industrial Union #1226, United Dairy Workers and Salesmen, Charleston, West Virginia,
June 1942-May 1945
68
1
Local Industrial Union #1227, United Brick and Block Workers, Hazelton, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-February 1949
68
2
Local Industrial Union #1228, Construction and Maintenance, Chicago, Illinois,
June 1942-May 1944
68
3
Local Industrial Union #1229, United Cement and Quarry Workers, Petoskey, Michigan,
June 1942-February 1948
68
4
Local Industrial Union #1230, United Brick Workers, Johnstown, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-August 1944
68
5
Local Industrial Union #1231, United Wallboard Workers, Buffalo, New York,
June-December 1942
68
6
Local Industrial Union #1232, United Wallboard Workers, Buffalo, New York,
June-December 1942
68
7
Local Industrial Union #1233, United Scrap Yard Workers, Monongahela, Pennsylvania,
June 1942-1947
68
8
Local Industrial Union #1234, Miscellaneous Unaffiliated Group, Youngstown, Ohio,
June 1942-July 1955
68
9
Local Industrial Union #1235, United Laundry and Dry Cleaning Workers, Beckley, West Virginia,
July 1942, October 1955
68
10
Local Industrial Union #1236, United Sawmill and Timber Workers, Cass, West Virginia,
July 1942, February 1949
68
11
Local Industrial Union #1237, United Sawmill and Timber Workers, Omar, West Virginia,
July 1942, April 1946
68
12
Local Industrial Union #1238 (hard wood flooring workers) Grayling, Michigan,
July 1942, May 1945
68
13
Local Industrial Union #1239, United Folding Box Workers, Dayton, Ohio,
July 1942-August 1944
68
14
Local Industrial Union #1240, United Clay Product Workers, Large, Pennsylvania,
July 1942-August 1944
68
15
Local Industrial Union #1241, United Clay Products, Courtney, Pennsylvania,
July 1942-March 1944
68
16
Local Industrial Union #1242, United Slag Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
July 1942-December 1955
68
17
Local Industrial Union #1243, United Clay Products Workers, Mineral Springs, Pennslyvania,
July 1942-January 1944
68
18
Local Industrial Union #1244 (construction workers) Portland, Oregon,
July 1942, October 1953
68
19
Local Industrial Union #1245, United Milling Workers, Huntington, West Virginia,
July 1942, September 1955
68
20
Local Industrial Union #1246, United Lumber and Sawmill, Maben, West Virginia,
July 1942-April 1946
68
21
Local Industrial Union #1247, United Construction and Building Service Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
Jul-42
68
22
Local Industrial Union #1248, United Office Building Service Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
July 1942-March 1954
68
23
Local Industrial Union #1250, United Brick and Clay Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
July 1942, February 1949
68
24
Local Industrial Union #1251, Atlanta Construction Workers, Atlanta, Georgia,
July 1942, January 1944
68
25
Local Industrial Union #1252 (construction workers) Kansas City, Missouri,
July 1942, April 1945
68
26
Local Industrial Union #1253, United Laundry Workers, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania,
Jul-42
68
27
Local Industrial Union #1254, United Clay Product Workers, Monongahela, Pennsylvania,
July 1942, October 1953
68
28
Local Industrial Union #1256 (miscellaneous workers) Spokane, Washington,
July 1942-April 1951
68
29
Local Industrial Union #1257, United Veneer and Plywood Workers, Portsmouth, Virginia,
September 1942-February 1944
68
30
Local Industrial Union #1258, United Optical Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
July 1942, March 1954
68
31
Local Industrial Union #1259, United Lumber, Iron and Chemical, Mancelona, Michigan,
July 1942-April 1945
68
32
Local Industrial Union #1260, United Metal Weather Strip Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
July 1942-April 1946
68
33
Local Industrial Union #1261, United Waste Paper Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
July 1942-1959
68
34
Local Industrial Union #1262, United Clay Product Workers, Barrett, Pennsylvania,
July 1942, August 1944
68
35
Local Industrial Union #1263, United Clay Product Workers, Wallaceton, Pennsylvania,
July 1942-August 1944
68
36
Local Industrial Union #1264, Construction and Building Trades, Warren, Ohio,
July 1942-January 1946
68
37
Local Industrial Union #1265, United Building Trade Workers, East Chicago, Indiana,
August 1942-January 1950
68
38
Local Industrial Union #1266, United Building and Construction Workers, Everett, Washington,
August 1942-March 1947
68
39
Local Industrial Union #1267, United Construction and Maintenance, Newark, New Jersey,
August 1942, June 1953
68
40
Local Industrial Union #1268, United Building Trades, Gary, Indiana,
August 1942-1954
68
41
Local Industrial Union #1269, Sawmill and Timber Workers, Sanderson, West Virginia,
July 1942-January 1944
68
42
Local Industrial Union #1270 (defense industry workers) Chicago, Illinois,
August 1942-July 1943
68
43
Local Industrial Union #1271, United Box and Lumber Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
August 1942-October 1943
68
44
Local Industrial Union #1272, United Clay Product Workers, Clearfield, Pennsylvania,
August 1942, 1944
68
45
Local Industrial Union #1273 (wooden barges and tug boat workers) Olympia, Washington,
September 1942-November 1943
68
46
Local Industrial Union #1274, United Candy Workers, Lynchburg, Virginia,
September 1942-June 1948
68
47
Local Industrial Union #1275, United Sand and Gravel Workers, Memphis, Tennessee,
September 1942, October 1943
68
48
Local Industrial Union #1276, United Distillery Workers, Large, Pennsylvania,
September 1942, 1948
68
49
Local Industrial Union #1277, United Stone Tool Workers, South Boston, Massachusetts,
September 1942-August 1946
68
50
Local Industrial Union #1278, United Distillery Workers, Broadford, Pennsylvania,
September 1942, 1948
68
51
Local Industrial Union #1279, United Scrap, Salvage, and Waste Material Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
September 1942, November 1955
68
52
Local Industrial Union #1280 (general waste products workers) Evansville, Indiana,
September 1942-March 1954
68
53
Local Industrial Union #1281, United Cement Workers, Essexville, Michigan,
September 1942, April 1948
68
54
Local Industrial Union #1282, Amalgamated LIU, Bay City, Michigan,
September 1942-August 1946
68
55
Local Industrial Union #1283, United Domestic Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
September 1942-July 1945
68
56
Local Industrial Union #1284, United Tent and Awning Workers, Springfield, Illinois,
October 1942-February 1944
68
57
Local Industrial Union #1285, United Maintenance Workers, Clearfield, Pennsylvania,
October 1942-August 1944
68
58
Local Industrial Union #1286, United Distillery Workers, Wilder, Kentucky,
October 1942-February 1949
68
59
Local Industrial Union #1287, United Parachute Workers, Manti, Utah,
October 1942, May 1945
68
60
Local Industrial Union #1288 (rifle clips for U.S. army workers and air tanks for anti-submarine nets) Kent, Washington,
October 1942, August 1943
68
61
Local Industrial Union #1289, United Dairy Workers, Torrington, Connecticut,
October 1942-February 1955
68
62
Local Industrial Union #1290, United Taxicab Drivers, Washington, D.C.,
October 1942-July 1945
68
63
Local Industrial Union #1291, United Laundry Workers, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
October 1942-February 1944
68
64
Local Industrial Union #1292, United Copper Product Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
November 1942, January 1946
68
65
Local Industrial Union #1293, United Building Service Workers, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania,
November 1942-April 1947
68
66
Local Industrial Union #1294, Shenango China Workers, New Castle, Pennsylvania,
November 1942, February 1944
68
67
Local Industrial Union #1295, United Creosote Workers, Addyston, Ohio,
November 1942, October 1955
68
68
Local Industrial Union #1296, United Theatrical Workers, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania,
December 1942-January 1954
68
69
Local Industrial Union #1297, United Distillery Workers, Columbia, Illinois,
December 1942, May 1947
68
70
Local Industrial Union #1298 (leather workers) Ashland, Kentucky,
January-August 1943
68
71
Local Industrial Union #1299, United Tent and Awning Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
December 1942, July 1947
68
72
Local Industrial Union #1300, United Building Supply Workers, Harvey, Louisiana,
December 1942, September 1947
68
73
Local Industrial Union #1301, West Bank Amalgamated, Marrero, Louisiana,
December 1942, September 1947
68
74
Local Industrial Union #1302, United Food Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
December 1942, June 1944
68
75
Local Industrial Union #1303, United Chemical Workers, Springfield, Massachusetts,
December 1942-February 1951
68
76
Local Industrial Union #1304, City Employees, Chicago, Illinois,
January 1943-February 1945
68
77
Local Industrial Union #1305, United Flour Mill Workers, Newton, Kansas,
January 1943, October 1950
68
78
Local Industrial Union #1306, William Burns International Detective Agency, Lockport, Illinois,
February 1943-1946
68
79
Local Industrial Union #1307, United Metal Strip Workers, Ironton, Ohio,
February-June 1943
68
80
Local Industrial Union #1308, Flint, Michigan,
February 1943, November 1955
68
81
Local Industrial Union #1309, Chicago Water Works Employees, Chicago, Illinois,
February-June 1943
68
82
Local Industrial Union #1310, Plant Custodians, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
February 1943-December 1944
68
83
Local Industrial Union #1311, United Abrasive Workers, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania,
February 1943, January 1948
68
84
Local Industrial Union #1312, United Bakery Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
November 1943, December 1944
68
85
Local Industrial Union #1313, United Construction Workers, Marion, Ohio,
February 1943-January 1953
68
86
Local Industrial Union #1314, United Cement and Quarry Workers, Alpena, Michigan,
February 1943, March 1948
68
87
Local Industrial Union #1315, Belle Meade Distillery Workers, Belle Meade, Virginia,
March 1943, October 1947
68
88
Local Industrial Union #1316 (pre-fabrication of houses production workers) Kansas City, Missouri,
March 1943, August 1944
69
1
Local Industrial Union #1317, United Coppersmiths and Helpers, Charlestown, Massachusetts,
Mar-43
69
2
Local Industrial Union #1318 (bartenders and barmaids in taverns) Wichita, Kansas,
June-July 1947
69
3
Local Industrial Union #1319, United Furniture Workers, Rome, Georgia,
March-October 1943
69
4
Local Industrial Union #1320, Structural Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
May 1943-March 1946
69
5
Local Industrial Union #1321, United Telephone Service Employees, Wichita, Kansas,
April 1943-January 1944
69
6
Local Industrial Union #1322 (electric light and power, gas producing and servicing, maintaining and serving streets and sanitation, servicing water supply) Muncie, Indiana,
May 1943-1953
69
7
Local Industrial Union #1323, United Scientific Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May 1943, April 1954
69
8
Local Industrial Union #1324, United Laundry Workers, Petosky, Michigan,
May-August 1943
69
9
Local Industrial Union #1326, United Optical Workers, Huntington, West Virginia,
May 1943, January 1951
69
10
Local Industrial Union #1327, United Laundry Workers, Bristol, Connecticut,
June 1943-January 1944
69
11
Local Industrial Union #1328 (potato handlers) Monte Vista, Colorado,
June 1943, March 1945
69
12
Local Industrial Union #1329, Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Louisville, Kentucky,
June 1943-March 1946
69
13
Local Industrial Union #1330, Carton, Container and Paper Workers Division, Norwood, Massachusetts,
June 1943, May 1950
69
14
Local Industrial Union #1331, United Milling Workers, Sioux City, Iowa,
June 1943, November 1955
69
15
Local Industrial Union #1332, United Laundry Workers, Winston-Salem, North Carolina,
July 1943-October 1948
69
16
Local Industrial Union #1333, United Glass Workers, Dayton, Ohio,
July 1943-January 1947
69
17
Local Industrial Union #1334, United Cemetery Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
July 1943-1953
69
18
Local Industrial Union #1335, United Roofing Employees, York, Pennsylvania,
July 1943, April 1947
69
19
Local Industrial Union #1336, United Distillery Workers, Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania,
July 1943, August 1945
69
20
Local Industrial Union #1337, Cafeteria and Restaurant Workers, Wilmington, Delaware,
August 1943-January 1946
69
21
Local Industrial Union #1338, United Cotton Oil Refinery Workers, Houston, Texas,
August 1943, March 1949
69
22
Local Industrial Union #1339, Altoona Car Shop Workers, Altoona, Pennsylvania,
September 1943, November 1945
69
23
Local Industrial Union #1340 (locomotive workers) Altoona, Pennsylvania,
Sep-43
69
24
Local Industrial Union #1341, South Altoona Foundry, Altoona, Pennsylvania,
Sep-43
69
25
Local Industrial Union #1342, United Ice Cream Workers, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
September 1943-November 1954
69
26
Local Industrial Union #1343, United Distillery Workers, Landsdowne, Maryland,
Sep-43
69
27
Local Industrial Union #1344, United Distillery Workers, Gretna, Louisiana,
September 1943, December 1946
69
28
Local Industrial Union #1345, United Bartenders and Barmaids, Pueblo, Colorado,
October 1943, April 1948
69
29
Local Industrial Union #1346 (camouflage netting workers) Scranton, Pennsylvania,
October 1943, February 1946
69
30
Local Industrial Union #1347, United Maintenance Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
October 1943, 1946
69
31
Local Industrial Union #1348, United Domestic Workers, Washington, D. C.,
November 1943, February 1950
69
32
Local Industrial Union #1349, United Distillery Workers, Brownsville, Pennsylvania,
November 1943-March 1950
69
33
Local Industrial Union #1350, United Box and Crate Workers, Shreveport, Louisiana,
November 1943, May 1946
69
34
Local Industrial Union #1351, United Feed Mill Workers, Irwin, Pennsylvania,
November 1943, February 1954
69
35
Local Industrial Union #1352, United Distillery Workers, Bardstown, Kentucky,
November 1943, October 1946
69
36
Local Industrial Union #1353, United Gear and Metal Workers, Springville, New York,
November 1943-July 1953
69
37
Local Industrial Union #1354, William Burns International Detective Agency Employees, Lawrenceville, Illinois,
December 1943, June 1945
69
38
Local Industrial Union #1355, United Garment Workers, Barre, Pennsylvania,
January 1944, March 1945
69
39
Local Industrial Union #1356 (maids) Memphis, Tennessee,
January 1944, April 1948
69
40
Local Industrial Union #1357, United Railroad Workers, New York, New York,
January 1944-May 1947
69
41
Local Industrial Union #1358, United Railroad Workers, Long Island City, New York,
January 1944, May 1947
69
42
Local Industrial Union #1359, United Mill and Box Workers, New Haven, Connecticut,
January-March 1944
69
43
Local Industrial Union #1360, United Musicians, Rock Springs, Wyoming,
Feb-44
69
44
Local Industrial Union #1361 (laundry, garages, restaurants, pool room, beer halls and grocery store workers) Tillamook, Oregon,
February 1944, September 1955
69
45
Local Industrial Union #1362, United Domestic Workers, Louisville, Kentucky,
February 1944-December 1947
69
46
Local Industrial Union #1363, United Paper Workers, East Walpole, Massachusetts,
February 1944-December 1946
69
47
Local Industrial Union #1364, Safety Socket Screw Employees, Chicago, Illinois,
March-October 1944
69
48
Local Industrial Union #1365, United Railroad Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
March 1944, September 1947
69
49
Local Industrial Union #1366, United Mill and Elevator Workers, Omaha, Nebraska,
March 1944-January 1949
69
50
Local Industrial Union #1367, (city employees) Mason City, Iowa,
March 1944, May 1955
69
51
Local Industrial Union #1368, Public Service Employees, Racine, Wisconsin,
March 1944, February 1954
69
52
Local Industrial Union #1369, West Massachusetts Teachers, Northampton, Massachusetts,
March 1944, June 1950
69
53
Local Industrial Union #1370, United Cafeteria Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
March 1944-August 1946
69
54
Local Industrial Union #1371, United Feed and Mill Workers, Centerville, Iowa,
March 1944, June 1950
69
55
Local Industrial Union #1372, United Railroad Workers, Wilmington, Delaware,
March 1944, July 1947
69
56
Local Industrial Union #1374, United Railroad Workers, Greater Newark and Jersey City, New Jersey,
March 1944, June 1947
69
57
Local Industrial Union #1375, United Production Workers, Ottumwa, Iowa,
April 1944-February 1950
69
58
Local Industrial Union #1376, United Railroad Workers, Mingo Junction, Ohio,
April 1944, September 1947
69
59
Local Industrial Union #1377, United Railroad Workers, Connay, Pennsylvania,
April 1944, January 1947
69
60
Local Industrial Union #1378, United Service Workers, Lima, Ohio,
April 1944, February 1950
69
61
Local Industrial Union #1379, Empire Refinery, Spokane, Washington,
April 1944, June 1946
69
62
Local Industrial Union #1380, United Licorice and Chemical Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
April 1944, 1954
69
63
Local Industrial Union #1381(Coca-Cola bottling and distribution employees) Huntington, West Virginia,
May 1944, October 1950
69
64
Local Industrial Union #1382, United Harborcraft Workers, Mobile, Alabama,
May 1944-April 1946
69
65
Local Industrial Union #1383, Roofing Employees, Norwood, Massachusetts,
August 1944, April 1947
69
66
Local Industrial Union #1384, Floor Covering Workers, Norwood, Massachusetts,
September 1944, February 1950
69
67
Local Industrial Union #1385, United Railroad Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
June 1944, May 1947
69
68
Local Industrial Union #1386, United Dairy Workers, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
June-September 1944
69
69
Local Industrial Union #1387, United Sign Workers, Canton, Ohio,
June 1944-January 1951
69
70
Local Industrial Union #1388, United Optical Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
Jun-44
69
71
Local Industrial Union #1389, United Silverware Employees, Attleboro, Massachusetts,
June 1944-January 1945
69
72
Local Industrial Union #1390, United Railroad Workers, Erie, Pennsylvania,
June 1944, July 1947
69
73
Local Industrial Union #1391, Galena Civilian Guards LIU, Spokane, Washington,
June 1940-July 1945
69
74
Local Industrial Union #1392, United Magnesite Workers, West Cape May, New Jersey,
July 1944-August 1947
69
75
Local Industrial Union #1393, United Wood Workers, Hyndman, Pennsylvania,
July 1944-May 1952
69
76
Local Industrial Union #1394, United Railroad Workers, Johnstown, Pennsylvania,
July 1944-June 1947
69
77
Local Industrial Union #1395, United Railroad Workers, Columbus, Ohio,
July 1944, May 1947
69
78
Local Industrial Union #1396, United Fiber Product Workers, Denver, Colorado,
June 1944-December 1947
69
79
Local Industrial Union #1397, United Railroad Workers, Shire Oaks, Pennsylvania,
July 1944-May 1947
69
80
Local Industrial Union #1398, United Railroad Workers, South Fork, Pennsylvania,
August 1944-March 1947
69
81
Local Industrial Union #1399, United Railroad Workers, Canton, Ohio,
August 1944, June 1947
69
82
Local Industrial Union #1400 (rubber workers) Los Angeles, California,
August 1944-1945
69
83
Local Industrial Union #1401, United Domestic Workers, East Liverpool, Ohio,
November 1942-February 1951
69
84
Local Industrial Union #1402, United Dairy Workers, Winston-Salem, North Carolina,
September 1944-January 1945
69
85
Local Industrial Union #1403, United Macaroni Workers, Auburn, New York,
September 1944, June 1954
69
86
Local Industrial Union #1404, United Rubber Workers, Ferndale, Washington,
September 1944-1947
69
87
Local Industrial Union #1405, Bus Drivers, New Castle, Indiana,
October 1944-September 1951
69
88
Local Industrial Union #1406 (auto repair mechanics) Lewiston, Idaho,
Nov-44
69
89
Local Industrial Union #1407, United Wholesale Workers, Ashland, Kentucky,
December 1944-February 1949
69
90
Local Industrial Union #1408, United Railroad Workers, Mahoningtown, Pennsylvania,
December 1944, August 1947
70
1
Local Industrial Union #1409, United Cemetery Workers, Jamaica, Plain, Massachusetts,
February 1945, May 1954
70
2
Local Industrial Union #1410, United Abrasive Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
February 1945, June 1948
70
3
Local Industrial Union #1411, United Building Trades, Terra Haute, Indiana,
February 1945, March 1954
70
4
Local Industrial Union #1412, United Building Trades, Anderson, Indiana,
February 1945, October 1955
70
5
Local Industrial Union #1413, United Veneer and Lumber Workers, Edingburg, Indiana,
February 1945-October 1955
70
6
Local Industrial Union #1414, United Restaurant and Hotel Workers, Cumberland, Maryland,
January 1946, October 1953
70
7
Local Industrial Union #1415, United Railroad Workers, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
March-November 1945
70
8
Local Industrial Union #1416, United Railroad Workers, Blairsville, Pennsylvania,
March 1945, August 1947
70
9
Local Industrial Union #1417, United Distillery Workers, Manor, Pennsylvania,
March 1945-1950
70
10
Local Industrial Union #1418, Amalgamated LIU, Iron Mountain, Michigan,
March 1945-1946
70
11
Local Industrial Union #1419, United Railroad Workers, Free Port, Pennsylvania,
April 1945, June 1947
70
12
Local Industrial Union #1420, United Sugar Workers, Mathews, Louisiana,
April 1945, October 1947
70
13
Local Industrial Union #1420, United Sugar Workers, Mathews, Louisiana,
June 1954, September 1955
70
14
Local Industrial Union #1421, United Flour and Feed Workers, Fort Worth, Texas,
April 1945-May 1949
70
15
Local Industrial Union #1422, United Sugar Workers, Tallieu, Louisiana,
April 1945, December 1947
70
16
Local Industrial Union #1422, United Sugar Workers, Labadieville, Louisiana,
May 1954, October 1955
70
17
Local Industrial Union #1423, United Transportation Workers, Dallas, Texas,
April 1945, June 1949
70
18
Local Industrial Union #1424, (farm machinery workers) LaCrosse, Wisconsin,
August 1945-1947
70
19
Local Industrial Union #1425, United Foremen, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
April 1945-January 1946
70
20
Local Industrial Union #1426, United Railroad Workers, Youngstown, Ohio,
April 1945, June 1947
70
21
Local Industrial Union #1427, Unite Railroad Workers, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania,
April 1945, August 1947
70
22
Local Industrial Union #1428, United Railroad Workers, Youngstown, Ohio,
April 1945, July 1947
70
23
Local Industrial Union #1429, United Railroad Workers, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania,
April 1945, August 1947
70
24
Local Industrial Union #1430, United Railroad Workers, Newell, Pennsylvania,
April 1945, July 1947
70
25
Local Industrial Union #1431, United Railroad Workers, Dickerson Run, Pennsylvania,
April 1945, July 1947
70
26
Local Industrial Union #1432, United Railroad Workers, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania,
April 1945, July 1947
70
27
Local Industrial Union #1433, Apparel Services, Louisville, Kentucky,
April-December 1945
70
28
Local Industrial Union #1434, United Rubber Workers, Salt Lake City, Utah,
April 1945, March 1951
70
29
Local Industrial Union #1435, United Paper Workers, Dallas, Texas,
April 1945, November 1946
70
30
Local Industrial Union #1436, United Railroad Workers, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania,
December 1944-April 1954
70
31
Local Industrial Union #1437, United Cement Milling Workers, Houston, Texas,
May 1945, June 1949
70
32
Local Industrial Union #1438, United Railroad Workers, Crestline, Ohio,
May 1945, June 1947
70
33
Local Industrial Union #1439, United Railroad Workers, Donora, Pennsylvania,
May 1945, July 1947
70
34
Local Industrial Union #1440, United Supervisory Employees, Schenectady, New York,
May-45
70
35
Local Industrial Union #1441, United Cement Workers, Dallas, Texas,
May 1945, November 1949
70
36
Local Industrial Union #1442, United Railroad Workers, New Castle, Pennsylvania,
May 1945, July 1947
70
37
Local Industrial Union #1443, United Railroad Workers, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
May 1945-1947
70
38
Local Industrial Union #1444, United Foremen, Yorkville, Ohio,
May 1945-September 1948
70
39
Local Industrial Union #1445, United School Employees, Salt Lake City, Utah,
May 1945-March 1947
70
40
Local Industrial Union #1446, United Wood Workers, Wichita, Kansas,
June 1945, February 1949
70
41
Local Industrial Union #1447, United Railroad Workers, Lancaster, Ohio,
June 1945, July 1947
70
42
Local Industrial Union #1448, United Motor Drivers, Danville, Virginia,
June-November 1945
70
43
Local Industrial Union #1449, United Leather Workers, Dallas, Texas,
July 1945, August 1947
70
44
Local Industrial Union #1450, United Glove Workers, Vandergrift, Pennsylvania,
June 1945, 1954
70
45
Local Industrial Union #1451, Barbers LIU, Lansing, Michigan,
May-41
70
46
Local Industrial Union #1451, United Cannery and Food Process, Portland, Oregon,
July 1945, August 1946
70
47
Local Industrial Union #1452, United Railroads Workers, Oil City, Pennsylvania,
July 1945, May 1947
70
48
Local Industrial Union #1453, Amalgamated LIU, Anderson, Indiana,
July 1945-October 1950
70
49
Local Industrial Union #1454, United Railroad Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
August 1945-May 1947
70
50
Local Industrial Union #1455 (pumping fuel gas operators) Ashland, Kentucky,
July 1945-1946
70
51
Local Industrial Union #1456, Food Processors and Cannery, Lebanon, Oregon,
September 1945, March 1946
70
52
Local Industrial Union #1457, United Foremen, Chattanooga, Tennessee,
September 1945, July 1947
70
53
Local Industrial Union #1458, United Flour and Feed Workers, Dallas, Texas,
September 1945, October 1948
70
54
Local Industrial Union #1459, United Railroad Workers, Hoboken, New Jersey,
October 1945, June 1947
70
55
Local Industrial Union #1460, United Railroad Workers, Terra Haute, Indiana,
September 1945, August 1947
70
56
Local Industrial Union #1461, United Poultry Workers, American Fork, Utah,
September 1945-April 1948
70
57
Local Industrial Union #1462, United Foremen, Tarentum, Pennsylvania,
September 1945, August 1948
70
58
Local Industrial Union #1463, United Railroad Workers, New York, New York,
October 1945, June 1947
70
59
Local Industrial Union #1464, United Foremen, Omaha, Nebraska,
October 1945, July 1946
70
60
Local Industrial Union #1465, United Production and Service Employees, Des Moines, Iowa,
October 1945, September 1954
70
61
Local Industrial Union #1466, United Railroad Workers, Lorain, Ohio,
October 1945, June 1947
70
62
Local Industrial Union #1467 (pest control workers) Washington, D.C.,
October 1945-August 1947
70
63
Local Industrial Union #1468, United Railroad Workers, Bellefontaine, Ohio,
Oct-45
70
64
Local Industrial Union #1469, Truck Drivers and Timber Workers, Cumberland, Kentucky,
Jun-41
70
65
Local Industrial Union #1469, United Railroad Workers, Hoboken, New Jersey,
October 1945, August 1947
70
66
Local Industrial Union #1470, United Foremen, Atlanta, Georgia,
October 1945, March 1947
70
67
Local Industrial Union #1471, United Leather and Novelty Workers, Binghamton, New York,
October 1945, February 1949
70
68
Local Industrial Union #1472, United Foremen, Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
October 1945-June 1949
70
69
Local Industrial Union #1473, United Railroad Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
October 1945, April 1946
70
70
Local Industrial Union #1474, United Sugar Workers, Raceland, Louisiana,
October 1945-1947
70
71
Local Industrial Union #1474, United Sugar Workers, Raceland, Louisiana,
June 1954-November 1955
70
72
Local Industrial Union #1475, United Sugar Workers, Montegut, Louisiana,
Sep-45
70
73
Local Industrial Union #1475, United Railroad Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
October 1945, July 1947
70
74
Local Industrial Union #1476, United Railroad Workers, Altoona, Pennsylvania,
November 1945, June 1947
70
75
Local Industrial Union #1477, United Foremen, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
November 1945, March 1947
70
76
Local Industrial Union #1478, United Nut Processing Workers, Dallas, Texas,
November 1945, December 1946
70
77
Local Industrial Union #1479, United Railroad Workers, Long Island City, New York,
Dec-45
70
78
Local Industrial Union #1480, United Railroad Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
December 1945-1946
70
79
Local Industrial Union #1481, United Plastic Applicators, Designers, and Fabricators, Fox Island, Washington,
December 1945, February 1947
70
80
Local Industrial Union #1482, United Railroad Workers, York, Pennsylvania,
December 1945, April 1947
70
81
Local Industrial Union #1483, United Railroad Workers, East St. Louis, Missouri,
December 1945, May 1947
70
82
Local Industrial Union #1484, United Railroad Workers, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
December 1946, May 1947
70
83
Local Industrial Union #1485, United Railroad Workers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
January 1946-August 1947
70
84
Local Industrial Union #1486, United Glass Workers, Billings, Montana,
January 1946-August 1947
70
85
Local Industrial Union #1487, United Railroad Workers, Scully, Pennsylvania,
January 1946, June 1947
70
86
Local Industrial Union #1488, United Railroad Workers, Dennison, Ohio,
January 1946, June 1947
70
87
Local Industrial Union #1489, United Clerical Employees, Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
January 1946, November 1948
70
88
Local Industrial Union #1490, United Railroad Workers, Ashtabula, Ohio,
January 1946, June 1947
70
89
Local Industrial Union #1491, United Railroad Workers, Illinois Division, Illinois,
Jan-46
70
90
Local Industrial Union #1492, United Railroad Workers, Missouri Division, Missouri,
January 1946
70
91
Local Industrial Union #1493, Leather Workers LIU, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan,
Aug-41
70
92
Local Industrial Union #1493, United Railroad Workers, Eastern Division, Kansas,
Jan-46
70
93
Local Industrial Union #1494, United Railroads Workers, Southern Kansas Division, Kansas,
Jan-46
70
94
Local Industrial Union #1495, United Railroads Workers, Oklahoma Division, Oklahoma,
Jan-46
70
95
Local Industrial Union #1496, United Railroad Workers, Middle Division, Kansas,
January-February 1946
70
96
Local Industrial Union #1497, United Railroad Workers, Plains Division, Oklahoma-Texas,
Jan-46
70
97
Local Industrial Union #1498, United Railroad Workers, Slaton Division, Texas,
Jan-46
70
98
Local Industrial Union #1499, United Railroad Workers, New Mexico,
Jan-46
70
99
Local Industrial Union #1500, United Railroad Workers, Albuquerque Division, Arizona-New Mexico,
Jan-46
70
100
Local Industrial Union #1501, United Railroad Workers, Arizona Division, California-Arizona,
Jan-46
71
1
Local Industrial Union #1501, United Bartenders Union, Ely, Nevada,
October 1941, January 1942
71
2
Local Industrial Union #1502, United Railroad Workers, Los Angeles Division, California,
Jan-46
71
3
Local Industrial Union #1503, United Railroad Workers, Northern Division, Oklahoma-Texas,
Jan-46
71
4
Local Industrial Union #1504, United Railroad Workers, Gulf Division, Gavelston District, Texas,
Jan-46
71
5
Local Industrial Union #1505, United Railroad Workers, Gulf Division, Beaumont District, Texas,
Apr-46
71
6
Local Industrial Union #1506, United Railroad Workers, Southern Division, Texas,
Apr-46
71
7
Local Industrial Union #1507, United Railroad Workers, Kansas City Division, Kansas,
Apr-46
71
8
Local Industrial Union #1508, United Railroad Workers, Western Division, Kansas,
Apr-46
71
9
Local Industrial Union #1509, United Railroad Workers, Colorado Division, Colorado,
Apr-46
71
10
Local Industrial Union #1510, United Railroad Workers, New Mexico Division, New Mexico,
Apr-46
71
11
Local Industrial Union #1511, United Railroad Workers, Panhandle Division, Kansas-Oklahoma,
Apr-46
71
12
Local Industrial Union #1512, United Railroad Workers, Valley Division, California,
Apr-46
71
13
Local Industrial Union #1513, United Railroad Workers, San Francisco Bay Terminal Division, California,
Apr-46
71
14
Local Industrial Union #1514, United Foremen, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania,
April 1946-September 1948
71
15
Local Industrial Union #1515, Untied Hotel Service Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
April 1946, March 1954
71
16
Local Industrial Union #1516, United Railroad Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
January 1946, June 1947
71
17
Local Industrial Union #1517, United Railroad Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
January 1946, October 1947
71
18
Local Industrial Union #1518, United Railroad Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
October-November 1941
71
19
Local Industrial Union #1518, United Railroad Workers, Renovo, Pennsylvania,
February 1946, July 1947
71
20
Local Industrial Union #1519, United Furniture Workers, Omaha, Nebraska,
February 1946, March 1954
71
21
Local Industrial Union #1520, United Railroad Workers, New Smyrna, Florida,
February 1946, December 1947
71
22
Local Industrial Union #1521, United Railroad Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
February 1946, January 1947
71
23
Local Industrial Union #1522, United Railroad Workers, Buffalo, New York,
February 1946, May 1947
71
24
Local Industrial Union #1523, Dental Technicians LIU, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
October 1941-January 1942
71
25
Local Industrial Union #1523, United Railroad Workers, Cresson, Pennsylvania,
February 1946, May 1947
71
26
Local Industrial Union #1524, United Window Cleaners and Building Service Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
Feb-46
71
27
Local Industrial Union #1525, United Construction Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
February 1946, December 1955
71
28
Local Industrial Union #1526, United Freight Handlers, Cincinnati, Ohio,
February 1946, May 1947
71
29
Local Industrial Union #1527, United Foremen, Spokane, Washington,
March 1946, April 1948
71
30
Local Industrial Union #1528, United Railroad Workers, Buffalo, New York,
Mar-46
71
31
Local Industrial Union #1529 (metal casket workers) Scranton, Pennsylvania,
March 1946, December 1953
71
32
Local Industrial Union #1530, United Distillery Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
March-August 1946
71
33
Local Industrial Union #1531, United Railroad Workers, Fort Wayne, Indiana,
March-December 1946
71
34
Local Industrial Union #1532, United Clay Products Workers, Houston, Texas,
March 1946, 1951
71
35
Local Industrial Union #1533, United Wood Preserving Workers, Houston, Texas,
March 1946, November 1949
71
36
Local Industrial Union #1534 (producing and processing sand and gravel) Wyoming, Pennsylvania,
March 1946, December 1953
71
37
Local Industrial Union #1535, United Leather and Allied Service Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
Nov-41
71
38
Local Industrial Union #1535, Country Homes LIU, Spokane, Washington,
March 1946, November 1948
71
39
Local Industrial Union #1536 (auto parts workers) Richmond, Virginia,
April-August 1946
71
40
Local Industrial Union #1537, United Railroad Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
Apr-46
71
41
Local Industrial Union #1538, United Foremen, Richmond, Virginia,
Apr-46
71
42
Local Industrial Union #1539, United Sugar Workers, Franklin, Louisiana,
April 1946, October 1947
71
43
Local Industrial Union #1540, United Railroad Workers, Bellevue, Ohio,
April 1946, May 1947
71
44
Local Industrial Union #1541, United Railroad Workers, Williams Port, Pennsylvania,
May-November 1946
71
45
Local Industrial Union #1542, United Railroad Workers, Logansport, Indiana,
Apr-46
71
46
Local Industrial Union #1543, United Brick and Clay Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
April 1946, 1950
71
47
Local Industrial Union #1544 (chemical company workers) Cedartown, Georgia,
April 1946-February 1947
71
48
Local Industrial Union #1545, Pioneer Clay Workers, Lovell, Wyoming,
April 1946, July 1947
71
49
Local Industrial Union #1546, United Foremen, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania,
April 1946-September 1948
71
50
Local Industrial Union #1547, Commercial Law Enforcement Officers, Seattle, Washington,
May 1946, January 1947
71
51
Local Industrial Union #1548, United Brewery Equipment Workers, Angola, New York,
May 1946, November 1953
71
52
Local Industrial Union #1549, United Cab Drivers, Syracuse, New York,
May-46
71
53
Local Industrial Union #1550, United Railroad Workers, Negley, Ohio,
May 1946, 1947
71
54
Local Industrial Union #1551, United Theater Empire, Spokane, Washington,
May-August 1946
71
55
Local Industrial Union #1552, Automatic Electric Phonograph Operators, Columbus, Ohio,
May 1946, February 1949
71
56
Local Industrial Union #1553, United Service Employees, Fairmont City, Illinois,
May-46
71
57
Local Industrial Union #1554, United Store Equipment Workers, Ashland, Kentucky,
May-December 1946
71
58
Local Industrial Union #1555, United Foremen, Camden, New Jersey,
May 1946-June 1949
71
59
Local Industrial Union #1556, United Railroad Workers, Erie, Pennsylvania,
May 1946, July 1947
71
60
Local Industrial Union #1557, Newsvenders LIU, San Diego California,
May 1946, September 1947
71
61
Local Industrial Union #1558, United Freight Handlers and Clerks, St. Louis, Missouri,
May 1946-September 1947
71
62
Local Industrial Union #1559, United Railroad Workers, Conneaut, Ohio,
June 1946, 1947
71
63
Local Industrial Union #1560, United Construction and Maintenance, Steubenville, Ohio,
June 1946-April 1954
71
64
Local Industrial Union #1561, United Repairs and Service Workers, Granite City, Illinois,
June 1946, September-October 1954
71
65
Local Industrial Union #1562, United Freight Handlers and Clerks, Chicago, Illinois,
June 1946, July 1947
71
66
Local Industrial Union #1563, Coos Bay LIU, North Bend, Oregon,
June 1946-September 1947
71
67
Local Industrial Union #1564, United Trades, Salt Lake City, Utah,
June 1946, February 1955
71
68
Local Industrial Union #1565, United Railroad Workers, Knoxville, Tennessee,
Jul-46
71
69
Local Industrial Union #1566, United Brewery Drivers, Springfield, Ohio,
June-December 1946
71
70
Local Industrial Union #1567, United Bartenders, Shamokin, Pennsylvania,
July 1946, December 1953
71
71
Local Industrial Union #1568 (production of crushed stone and highway repair workers) Honesdale, Pennsylvania,
July 1946-February 1949
71
72
Local Industrial Union #1569 (miscellaneous workers) Washington, Missouri,
July-December 1949
71
73
Local Industrial Union #1570, United Brick Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
July 1946, February 1949
71
74
Local Industrial Union #1571, United Railroad Workers, Continental, Ohio,
July 1946-March 1947
71
75
Local Industrial Union #1572 (Hardware Workers) Bristol, Pennsylvania,
July 1946, December 1947
71
76
Local Industrial Union #1573, United Building and Construction, Canton, Ohio,
July 1946, February 1952
71
77
Local Industrial Union #1574, United Railroad Workers, Little Rock, Arkansas,
July 1946-June 1947
71
78
Local Industrial Union #1575, United Railroad Workers, Memphis, Tennessee,
July 1946-June 1947
71
79
Local Industrial Union #1576, Atomic Workers, Los Alamos, New Mexico,
August 1946-June 1947
71
80
Local Industrial Union #1577, United Railroad Workers, Oakland, California,
August 1946-March 1947
71
81
Local Industrial Union #1578, United Railroad Workers, New York, New York,
August 1946-July 1947
71
82
Local Industrial Union #1579, United Railroad Workers, Brockville, Pennsylvania,
August 1946-May 1947
71
83
Local Industrial Union #1580, United Cafeteria Workers, Duquesne, Pennsylvania,
July 1946, May 1951
71
84
Local Industrial Union #1581, United Westinghouse Workers, Buffalo, New York,
August 1946-January 1947
71
85
Local Industrial Union #1582, New Jersey Mutual Employee Guild, Newark, New Jersey,
August-November 1946
71
86
Local Industrial Union #1583, United Railroad Workers, Fostoria, Ohio,
September 1946, April 1947
71
87
Local Industrial Union #1584, Evergreen Packers, Alderton, Washington,
September 1946, July 1952
71
88
Local Industrial Union #1585, Wyoming Sand and Stone Workers, Pennsylvania,
September 1946, December 1953
71
89
Local Industrial Union #1586, Fernpickers LIU, Aberdeen, Washington,
September 1946-December 1947
71
90
Local Industrial Union #1587, United Railroad Workers, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
October 1946, July 1947
71
91
Local Industrial Union #1588, United Steel Spring Workers, Muncie, Indiana,
October 1946, July 1950
71
92
Local Industrial Union #1589, United Cemetery Workers, Broughton, Pennsylvania,
October 1946, April 1951
71
93
Local Industrial Union #1590, United Railroad Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
October 1946, June 1947
71
94
Local Industrial Union #1591, United Railroad Workers, Newport, Delaware,
October 1946, September 1947
71
95
Local Industrial Union #1592, United Foremen, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
October 1946, May 1947
71
96
Local Industrial Union #1593, United Lead Workers, Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
December 1946-January 1947
71
97
Local Industrial Union #1594, United Railroad Workers, McGehee, Arkansas,
November 1946, August 1947
71
98
Local Industrial Union #1595, United Railroad Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
November 1946, June1947
71
99
Local Industrial Union #1596, Amalgamated Allied Workers, Dayton, Ohio,
November 1946, June 1950
71
100
Local Industrial Union #1597, United Railroad Workers, Van Buren, Arkansas,
November 1946-1947
72
1
Local Industrial Union #1598, United Clerks and Freight Handlers, East St. Louis, Illinois,
November 1946, April 1947
72
2
Local Industrial Union #1599, United Taxicab Drivers and Transport Workers, Scranton, Pennsylvania,
November 1946, March 1947
72
3
Local Industrial Union #1600, United Phonograph and Allied Machine Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
August 1946-February 1951
72
4
Local Industrial Union #1601, United Paint Workers, New Castle, Pennsylvania,
December 1946, October 1950
72
5
Local Industrial Union #1602, United Railroad Workers, Owosso, Michigan,
January-June 1947
72
6
Local Industrial Union #1603, Harris County Newsvenders, Houston, Texas,
December 1946, February 1947, October 1954
72
7
Local Industrial Union #1604, West Virginia Liquor Commission Employees, Williamson, West Virginia,
January-October 1947
72
8
Local Industrial Union #1605, United Distillery Workers, Cheswick, Pennsylvania,
November 1946-February 1954
72
9
Local Industrial Union #1606, United Watchmen and Protective, Chicago, Illinois,
January-December 1947
72
10
Local Industrial Union #1607, United Feed Mill Workers, Washington, Pennsylvania,
January 1947, February 1954
72
11
Local Industrial Union #1608, United Furniture Workers, Chicago, Illinois,
Oct-37
72
12
Local Industrial Union #1608, United Railroad Workers, Wynne, Arkansas,
January-June 1947
72
13
Local Industrial Union #1609, United Freight Handlers, Kansas City, Missouri,
January-June 1947
72
14
Local Industrial Union #1610, United Hotel and Restaurant Employees, Omaha, Nebraska,
January-September 1947
72
15
Local Industrial Union #1611, West Virginia Liquor Store Employees, Welch, West Virginia,
Jan-47
72
16
Local Industrial Union #1612, United Dairy Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
Feb-47
72
17
Local Industrial Union #1613, United Cemetery Workers, New Haven, Connecticut,
February 1947, April 1954
72
18
Local Industrial Union #1614, United Railroad Workers, Akron, Ohio,
March-June 1947
72
19
Local Industrial Union #1615 (garage mechanics and service station operators) Springfield, Oregon,
February 1947-December 1949
72
20
Local Industrial Union #1616, United Railroad Workers, Olean, New York,
March-May 1947
72
21
Local Industrial Union #1617, United Basket Workers, Garretsville, Ohio,
March-October 1947
72
22
Local Industrial Union #1618, Forwarder Workers, Laredo, Texas,
March 1947, June 1948
72
23
Local Industrial Union #1619, United Railroad Workers, Torrance, California,
March-August 1947
72
24
Local Industrial Union #1620, United Cemetery, Landscape, and Maintenance Workers, Hartford, Connecticut,
April 1947, September 1954
72
25
Local Industrial Union #1621, United Furniture Employees, Clarksburg, West Virginia,
May 1947-September 1948
72
26
Local Industrial Union #1622, United Railroad Workers, Sedalia, Missouri,
May-June 1947
72
27
Local Industrial Union #1623 (retail store workers) Ponca City, Oklahoma,
June 1947, September 1948
72
28
Local Industrial Union #1624, United Vegetable Oil Workers, Sherman, Texas,
June 1947, May 1948
72
29
Local Industrial Union #1625, United Boat Workers, Grand River, Ohio,
June 1947, November 1950````
72
30
Local Industrial Union #1626, United Dry Cleaning and Laundry, Syracuse, New York,
June 1947-December 1949
72
31
Local Industrial Union #1627, United Railroad Workers, Watts, California,
Jul-47
72
32
Local Industrial Union #1628, United Flour and Feed Workers, McKinney, Texas,
July 1947-January 1949
72
33
Local Industrial Union #1629 (milk production workers) Henryetta, Oklahoma,
August 1947, September 1948
72
34
Local Industrial Union #1630, United Fisherman and Allied Workers, Morgan City, Louisiana,
Aug-47
72
35
Local Industrial Union #1631, United Restaurant and Store Employees, Park City, Utah,
August 1947, 1951
72
36
Local Industrial Union #1632, United Tile Board Workers, Kansas City, Missouri,
September 1947, October 1953
72
37
Local Industrial Union #1633, United Dry Cleaners, Pineville, West Virginia,
October 1947, July 1949
72
38
Local Industrial Union #1634, United Grain Workers, Meridian, Mississippi,
November 1947, April 1952
72
39
Local Industrial Union #1635 (office and welding workers) Evansville, Indiana,
November 1947, May 1949
72
40
Local Industrial Union #1636 (retail workers) Okmulgee, Oklahoma,
November 1947, September 1948
72
41
Local Industrial Union #1637, United Dry Cleaning Workers, Mullens, West Virginia,
December 1947-October 1949`
72
42
Local Industrial Union #1638 (mine, mill, warehouse workers) Terrebone, Oregon,
February 1948-1949
72
43
Local Industrial Union #1639, United Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Berkley, West Virginia,
February 1948, June 1954
72
44
Local Industrial Union #1640 (janitors, firemen, clerks, and maintenance employees) Shamokin, Pennsylvania,
April 1948-May 1949
72
45
Local Industrial Union #1641(Miscellaneous metal workers) Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
May 1948, September 1953
72
46
Local Industrial Union #1642, Toledo Amusement Park Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
Jun-48
72
47
Local Industrial Union #1643, Amalgamated LIU, St. Charles, Missouri,
June 1948, March 1951
72
48
Local Industrial Union #1644, United Hide and Tallon Workers, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania,
July 1948, August 1953
72
49
Local Industrial Union #1645, Roosevelt College Office Employees, Chicago, Illinois,
July 1948, November 1955
72
50
Local Industrial Union #1646, Claremont City Employees, Claremont, New Hampshire,
Dec-48
72
51
Local Industrial Union #1647 (Miscellaneous workers) Anderson, Indiana,
August 1948-November 1954
72
52
Local Industrial Union #1648, Amalgamated LIU, South Bend, Indiana,
January 194, December 1953
72
53
Local Industrial Union #1649, United Hotel and Restaurant Workers, Stamford, Connecticut,
January 1949-August 1950
72
54
Local Industrial Union #1650, United Hartford City Employees, Hartford, Connecticut,
January 1949`
72
55
Local Industrial Union #1651, United Hospital Employees, Danville, Pennsylvania,
February 1949, August 1954
72
56
Local Industrial Union #1652, United Saw and Knife Workers, Millvale, Pennsylvania,
February 1949, August 1954
72
57
Local Industrial Union #1653, United Building Construction and Maintenance Workers, Akron, Ohio,
February 1949, April 1954
72
58
Local Industrial Union #1654, Birmingham Slag and Brick, Birmingham, Alabama,
March-October 1949
72
59
Local Industrial Union #1655, United Window Cleaners, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
April 1945, January 1951
72
60
Local Industrial Union #1656, United Window Washer and Wall Cleaners, Denver, Colorado,
April 1949, March 1953
72
61
Local Industrial Union #1657, University of Chicago Employees, Chicago, Illinois,
April 1949, August 1950
72
62
Local Industrial Union #1658, United Dry Cleaners and Laundry Workers, Moundsville, West Virginia,
April 1949-June 1950
72
63
Local Industrial Union #1659, United Building Maintenance and Service Workers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
June 1949, October 1953
72
64
Local Industrial Union #1660, United Sugar Refinery Workers, South Boston, Massachusetts,
July 1949, November 1955
72
65
Local Industrial Union #1661, West Virginia State Road Employees, Elkins, West Virginia,
Jul-49
72
66
Local Industrial Union #1662, West Virginia Liquor Store Employees, Thomas, West Virginia,
Jul-49
72
67
Local Industrial Union #1663, United Office Workers, Charleston, West Virginia,
July 1949, August 1954
72
68
Local Industrial Union #1664, West Virginia Liquor Store Employees, Martinsburg, West Virginia,
Jul-49
72
69
Local Industrial Union #1665, United Belmont County Workers, St. Clairsville, Ohio,
Jul-49
72
70
Local Industrial Union #1666, West Virginia State Road Employees, Franklin, West Virginia,
July-August 1949
72
71
Local Industrial Union #1667, West Virginia State Road Employees, Madison, West Virginia,
Aug-49
72
72
Local Industrial Union #1668, West Virginia State Road Employees, Huntington, West Virginia,
Aug-49
72
73
Local Industrial Union #1669, West Virginia Liquor Store Employees, Oak Hill, West Virginia,
Aug-49
72
74
Local Industrial Union #1670, CWA-CIO Office Workers, Washington, D.C.,
August 1949, November 1955
72
75
Local Industrial Union #1671, West Virginia State Road Employees, Berkeley, West Virginia,
Sep-49
72
76
Local Industrial Union #1672, West Virginia State Road Employees, Barboursville, West Virginia,
Sep-49
72
77
Local Industrial Union #1673, West Virginia State Road Employees, Elm Grove, West Virginia,
Sep-49
72
78
Local Industrial Union #1674, West Virginia Road Employees, Charleston, West Virginia,
Sep-49
72
79
Local Industrial Union #1675, West Virginia State Liquor Store, Bluefield, West Virginia,
Sep-49
72
80
Local Industrial Union #1676, Veronica LIU, Veronica, Oregon,
October-November 1949
72
81
Local Industrial Union #1677, West Virginia State Road Employees, Moundsville, West Virginia,
Nov-49
72
82
Local Industrial Union #1678, West Virginia Liquor Store Employees, Logan, West Virginia,
Nov-49
72
83
Local Industrial Union #1679, West Virginia State Road Employees, Logan, West Virginia,
Nov-49
72
84
Local Industrial Union #1680, United Insurance Agents LIU, Knoxville, Tennessee,
Nov-49
72
85
Local Industrial Union #1681, West Virginia State Road Employees, Grantsville, West Virginia,
Nov-49
72
86
Local Industrial Union #1681, Essex County Municipal Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
Dec-49
72
87
Local Industrial Union #1682, West Virginia Liquor Store Employees, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
Dec-49
72
88
Local Industrial Union #1683, Louisville Water Workers, Louisville, Kentucky,
Dec-49
72
89
Local Industrial Union #1684, United Bartenders and Restaurant Workers, Provo, Utah,
February 1950, July 1957
72
90
Local Industrial Union #1685, West Virginia Road Employees, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
Jan-50
72
91
Local Industrial Union #1686, United Clerical Workers, South Bend, Indiana,
January 1950, December 1955
72
92
Local Industrial Union #1687, United Clerical Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
January 1950, May 1955
72
93
Local Industrial Union #1688, Springfield Civic Workers, Springfield, Ohio,
Jan-50
72
94
Local Industrial Union #1689, West Virginia State Road Employees, Ripley, West Virginia,
Jan-50
72
95
Local Industrial Union #1690, Prison Officers, Trenton, New Jersey,
Jan-50
72
96
Local Industrial Union #1691, United Theater Workers, Monessen, Pennsylvania,
Jan-50
72
97
Local Industrial Union #1692, Municipal Workers, Bartelsville, Oklahoma,
Jan-50
72
98
Local Industrial Union #1693, United Office Employees, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Nov-55
72
99
Local Industrial Union #1694, United Bank Employees, New York, New York,
Nov-55
72
100
Local Industrial Union #1695, United Clerical Workers, Washington, D.C.,
January 1950, November 1955
72
101
Local Industrial Union #1696, West Virginia State Road Employees, Parkersburg, West Virginia,
Feb-50
72
102
Local Industrial Union #1697, West Virginia State Road Employees, Elizabeth, West Virginia,
Feb-50
72
103
Local Industrial Union #1698, West Virginia State Road Employees, Marlinton, West Virginia,
January-February 1950
72
104
Local Industrial Union #1699, United Office Employees, Portland, Oregon,
February 1950, November 1955
72
105
Local Industrial Union #1700, United Office Workers, Columbus, Ohio,
February 1950, November 1955
72
106
Local Industrial Union #1701, Insurance Guild LIU, Seattle, Tacoma, Washington,
Feb-50
72
107
Local Industrial Union #1702, Hudson County Life Insurance Agents, Jersey City, New Jersey,
Feb-50
73
1
Local Industrial Union #1703, Clerical and Technical Workers, Nutley, New Jersey,
February 1950-October 1954
73
2
Local Industrial Union #1704, Tobacco Stogie Machine Operators and Strippers, Wheeling, West Virginia,
February 1950, June 1954
73
3
Local Industrial Union #1705, Whitewater, Wisconsin,
March 1950, November 1955
73
4
Local Industrial Union #1706, Industrial Insurance Employees, New York, New York,
Feb-50
73
5
Local Industrial Union #1707, Community and Social Agency Employees, New York, New York,
March 1950, January 1951
73
6
Local Industrial Union #1708, Bergen County Life Insurance Agents, New Jersey,
Feb-50
73
7
Local Industrial Union #1709, Elsworth Agricultural Workers, Elsworth, Michigan,
February-October 1950
73
8
Local Industrial Union #1710, Traverse City Agricultural Workers, Elsworth, Michigan,
February 1950-June 1951
73
9
Local Industrial Union #1711, Amalgamated Tobacco, Food and Allied Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Mar-50
73
10
Local Industrial Union #1712, United Tannery Workers, Gloversville, New York,
March 1950, October 1953
73
11
Local Industrial Union #1713, United Office and Technical Workers, Edgewater, New Jersey,
March 1950, June 1953
73
12
Local Industrial Union #1714, United Coffee, Tea, Spice and Allied, Toledo, Ohio,
March 1950, 1954
73
13
Local Industrial Union #1715, Office and Professional Branch, Denver, Colorado,
March 1950, October 1953
73
14
Local Industrial Union #1716, Insurance Guild LIU, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Mar-50
73
15
Local Industrial Union #1717, United Insurance Employees, Boston, Massachusetts,
Mar-50
73
16
Local Industrial Union #1718, Memorial Park Workers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
March 1950, October 1953
73
17
Local Industrial Union #1719, United Office and Clerical Workers, Flint, Michigan,
March 1950, November 1955
73
18
Local Industrial Union #1720, Central Jersey Insurance Employees, Trenton, New Jersey,
March-May 1950
73
19
Local Industrial Union #1721, Insurance Guild, Camden, New Jersey,
Mar-50
73
20
Local Industrial Union #1722, United Insurance Employees, Detroit, Michigan,
March-May 1950
73
21
Local Industrial Union #1723, Insurance Agents, Columbus, Ohio,
March-May 1950
73
22
Local Industrial Union #1724, Insurance Agents, Akron and Canton, Ohio,
March-May 1950
73
23
Local Industrial Union #1725, Delaware County Life Insurance Agency, Chester, Pennsylvania,
Mar-50
73
24
Local Industrial Union #1726, Engineering, Technical and Clerical, Long Island City, New York,
March 1950, October 1953
73
25
Local Industrial Union #1727, United Office Workers, Akron, Ohio,
March 1950, November 1955
73
26
Local Industrial Union #1728, United Office Employees, Sioux City, Iowa,
April 1950, August 1951
73
27
Local Industrial Union #1729, Office Workers, Los Angeles, California,
April 1950, November 1955
73
28
Local Industrial Union #1730, Social Agencies Employees, Cleveland, Ohio,
April 1950, September 1953
73
29
Local Industrial Union #1731, United Office and Clerical Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
April 1950, October 1951
73
30
Local Industrial Union #1732, Petoskey Woodworkers, Petoskey, Michigan,
April 1950, March 1951
73
31
Local Industrial Union #1733, Community and Social Agency, Oakland, California,
May 1950, December 1955
73
32
Local Industrial Union #1734, Agricultural Workers, Saginaw, Michigan,
May-October 1950
73
33
Local Industrial Union #1735, United Office and Clerical Workers, New York, New York,
May 1950, April 1954
73
34
Local Industrial Union #1736, Federation Engineers, Chemists and Technicians, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May 1950, December 1955
73
35
Local Industrial Union #1737, United Sawmill and Timber Workers, Dailey, West Virginia,
May 1950, June 1954
73
36
Local Industrial Union #1738, United Office Employees, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
May 1950, November 1955
73
37
Local Industrial Union #1739, Community and Social Agency Employees, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 1950, February 1952
73
38
Local Industrial Union #1740, Employees of Berwick Hotel LIU, Berwick, Pennsylvania,
June 1950, October 1953
73
39
Local Industrial Union #1741, Radio Announcers and Technicians, Pottsville, Pennsylvania,
June 1950, September 1952
73
40
Local Industrial Union #1742, United Lumbermill Workers, Winnfield, Louisiana,
June 1950, December 1953
73
41
Local Industrial Union #1743, Wilkes-Barre Radio Employees, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,
June 1950, April 1952
73
42
Local Industrial Union #1744, United Silver and Cosmetic Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
July 1950, April 1951
73
43
Local Industrial Union #1745, United Radiator Workers, Paducah, Kentucky,
July 1950, August 1954
73
44
Local Industrial Union #1746, United Clerical Workers, Washington, D. C.,
July 1950, November 1955
73
45
Local Industrial Union #1747, Columbia River Cannery and Allied Workers, Astoria Oregon,
July 1950, March 1954
73
46
Local Industrial Union #1748 (maintenance, production, and service employees) Indianapolis, Indiana,
August 1950, October 1955
73
47
Local Industrial Union #1749 (machine shop and foundry workers) Whitewater, Wisconsin,
August 1950, February 1952
73
48
Local Industrial Union #1750, United Leather Workers, Peabody, Massachusetts,
August 1950, April 1953
73
49
Local Industrial Union #1751(production workers) Detroit, Michigan,
August 1950, December 1953
73
50
Local Industrial Union #1752, Consolidated Service Car Company (Delmond Garst Conflict),
January-July 1952
73
51
Local Industrial Union #1752, Consolidated Service Car Company (Delmond Garst Conflict),
August-November 1952
73
52
Local Industrial Union #1752, Consolidated Service Car Company, St. Louis, Missouri,
August 1950, November 1955
73
53
Local Industrial Union #1753, United Ladies Sportswear, Phoenix, Arizona,
September 1950, June 1953
73
54
Local Industrial Union #1754, Grays Harbor Cannery Workers, Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Washington,
September 1950, March 1954
73
55
Local Industrial Union #1755 (building bricks workers) Washington, Pennsylvania,
October 1950, December 1953
73
56
Local Industrial Union #1756, Bellingham Cannery Workers, Bellingham, Washington,
October 1950, March 1954
73
57
Local Industrial Union #1757, Financial Employees, Cleveland, Ohio,
October 1950, 1955
73
58
Local Industrial Union #1758, United Food Workers, Orlando, Florida,
December 1950, January 1952
73
59
Local Industrial Union #1759 (machine parts workers) Dingston, Pennsylvania,
November 1950, September 1953
73
61
Local Industrial Union #1760, Social Agency Employees, St. Louis, Missouri,
March 1951, April 1954
73
62
Local Industrial Union #1761, United Bakery Workers, Muncie, Indiana,
December 1950, November 1952
73
63
Local Industrial Union #1762, United Radio Workers, Altoona, Pennsylvania,
Nov-50
73
64
Local Industrial Union #1763, Building Service Employees, Jersey City, New Jersey,
November 1950, October 1952
73
65
Local Industrial Union #1764, United Automatic Fire Alarm Workers, Boston, Massachusetts,
December 1950, October 1954
73
66
Local Industrial Union #1765, LaConner Cannery Workers, LaConner, Washington,
December 1950, May 1953
73
67
Local Industrial Union #1766, Tillamook Bay Fisherman, Tillamook, Oregon,
Dec-50
73
68
Local Industrial Union #1767, Orcas Island Cannery Workers, Orcas, Washington,
December 1950, April 1954
73
69
Local Industrial Union #1768, United Creosote Workers, Winnfield, Louisiana,
January 1951, December 1953
73
70
Local Industrial Union #1769, United Cooperative Retail, Eau Claire, Wisconsin,
January 1951, November 1955
73
71
Local Industrial Union #1770, Warehousemen and Drivers, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
May 1951, July 1953
73
72
Local Industrial Union #1771, Warehousemen and Drivers, Lincoln, Nebraska,
April 1951, November 1955
73
73
Local Industrial Union #1772, United Office and Clerical Workers, Long Island, New York,
May 1951, November 1955
73
74
Local Industrial Union #1773, United Drop Forge Workers, Buffalo, New York,
May-June 1951, June 1953
73
75
Local Industrial Union #1774, United Agricultural Products Workers, Phoenix, Arizona,
June 1951, March 1953
73
76
Local Industrial Union #1775, United Woodworking Employees, Morgantown, West Virginia,
July 1951, 1953
73
77
Local Industrial Union #1776, United Beer, Wine and Spirits Retailers, Los Angeles, California,
August 1951, May 1952
73
78
Local Industrial Union #1777, Duluth Fur Workers, Duluth, Minnesota,
September 1951, November 1955
73
79
Local Industrial Union #1778 (producers of vaults, operation of hearses, cemetary services) Detroit, Michigan,
October 1950, 1954
73
80
Local Industrial Union #1779, United Office Workers, Richmond, Virginia,
November 1951, December 1955
73
81
Local Industrial Union #1780, United Tobacco Workers, Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
January, December 1952
73
82
Local Industrial Union #1781, United Bakery and Confectionary Workers, Berlin, Pennsylvania,
January 1952, February 1954
73
83
Local Industrial Union #1782, Office Employees, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
July 1953, October 1955
73
84
Local Industrial Union #1783, United Ladies Apparel, Evansville, Indiana,
Mar-52
73
85
Local Industrial Union #1784, United Lockheed Aircraft Workers, Marietta, Georgia,
March-October 1952
73
86
Local Industrial Union #1785, Associated Auto Salesmen, Akron, Ohio,
March 1952, October 1955
73
87
Local Industrial Union #1786, United Office and Professional Workers, Edgewater, New Jersey,
March 1952, January 1953
73
88
Local Industrial Union #1787, United Laundry and Dry Cleaning Workers, Someville, Massachusetts,
March 1952, August 1953
73
89
Local Industrial Union #1788, C. W. A. Office Employees, Dallas, Texas,
March 1952, October 1955
73
90
Local Industrial Union #1789 (manufacturers of desks) Jasper, Indiana,
May 1952-June 1953
73
91
Local Industrial Union #1790, United Warehouse Workers, Tulsa, Oklahoma,
March-April 1952, January 1954
73
92
Local Industrial Union #1791, United Civic Employees, Racine, Wisconsin,
March-April 1952, February 1954
73
93
Local Industrial Union #1792, Associated Muckers Miners and Semltermen Workers, Kellogg, Idaho,
April 1952, November 1954
73
94
Local Industrial Union #1793, United Book Publishing Employees, New York, New York,
April-September 1952, November 1955
73
95
Local Industrial Union #1794, United Office and Clerical Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
June 1952, November 1955
74
1
Local Industrial Union #1795, United Register Workers, Bellefontain, Ohio,
July 1952, 1953
74
2
Local Industrial Union #1796 (production of alloys) Parkersburg, West Virginia,
July 1952, September 1953
74
3
Local Industrial Union #1797, United Technical Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
August 1952, 1954
74
4
Local Industrial Union #1798, United Feed Workers, Heuvelton, New York,
August 1952, June 1954
74
5
Local Industrial Union #1799, United Processing Workers, Garfield, Washington,
September 1952, March 1954
74
6
Local Industrial Union #1800, United Brewery Distributors, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
April 1948, May-June 1951
74
7
Local Industrial Union #1801, United Groceries Workers, Akron, Ohio,
September-October 1952, October 1953
74
8
Local Industrial Union #1802, United Cigar Workers, New Brunswick, New Jersey,
October 1952, June 1953
74
9
Local Industrial Union #1803, United Cigar Workers, Trenton, New Jersey,
October 1952, June 1953
74
10
Local Industrial Union #1804, United Nursing Workers, Norwood, Pennsylvania,
December 1952, January, December 1953
74
11
Local Industrial Union #1805, Amalgamated Office Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
January 1953, December 1955
74
12
Local Industrial Union #1806, United Clerical Workers, Waterbury, Connecticut,
February 1953, November 1955
74
13
Local Industrial Union #1807, United Bakery Workers, Seattle, Washington,
February 1953, June 1955
74
14
Local Industrial Union #1808, United Dairy Workers, Lincoln, Nebraska,
February 1953, November 1955
74
15
Local Industrial Union #1809, United Construction and Maintenance Workers, Summerhill, Pennsylvania,
Mar-53
74
16
Local Industrial Union #1810, United Dry Cleaning and Laundry Workers, Syracuse, New York,
March, December 1953
74
17
Local Industrial Union #1811, United Bay Area Office Workers, San Francisco, California,
March 1953, October 1955
74
18
Local Industrial Union #1812, Virgin Island Labor Union, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, USA,
March 1953, October-November 1955
74
19
Local Industrial Union #1813, The Federation of Shorthand Workers, New York, New York,
April 1953, January 1954
74
20
Local Industrial Union #1814, CIO Sabine Area LIU, Port Arthur, Texas,
November 1953, August 1955
74
21
Local Industrial Union #1815, United Specialty Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
May 1953, September 1954
74
22
Local Industrial Union #1816, Hearn Employees Union, New York, New York,
December 1953, August 1954
74
23
Local Industrial Union #1817, United Leather Workers, Williamsport, Pennsylvania,
January 1954, June 1955
74
24
Local Industrial Union #1818, United Ribbon Workers, New York, New York,
February 1954, October 1955
74
25
Local Industrial Union #1819, United Electrical Products Workers, Miami, Florida,
February 1954, November 1955
74
26
Local Industrial Union #1820, United Office Employees, Corwells Heights, Pennsylvania,
May-55
74
27
Local Industrial Union #1821, Alaska Fisherman's LIU, Seattle, Washington,
Sep-55
74
28
Local Industrial Union #3803, Iron Ore Workers, Bessemer, Alabama,
March-May 1949
74
29
Local Industrial Union #3804, Iron Ore Workers, Powderly, Alabama,
March-May, 1949
74
30
Local Industrial Union #3805, Iron Ore Workers, Bessemer, Alabama,
March-May 1949
74
31
Local Industrial Union #3806, Iron Ore Workers, Bessemer, Alabama,
March-May, 1949
74
32
Local Industrial Union #3807, Iron Ore Workers, Bessemer, Alabama,
March-May 1949
74
33
Local Industrial Union #18287, United Scissor Workers, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
January 1939-August 1940
74
34
Local Industrial Unions, Claims from National Unions,
March-April 1953
74
35
Local Industrial Unions, Claims from National Unions,
May 11-12, 1953
74
36
Local Industrial Unions, Claims from National Unions,
13-May-53
74
37
Local Industrial Unions, Claims from National Unions,
18-May-53
74
38
Local Industrial Unions, Claims from National Unions,
19-May-53
74
39
Local Industrial Unions, Claims from National Unions,
May 20-23, 1953
74
40
Local Industrial Unions, Claims from National Unions,
May 25-June 3,1953
Subseries 4.2: Rejected Applications,
1937-1950
(2 boxes)
75
1
Application #6, Newspaper Dealers, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-February 1938
75
2
Application #9, United Theatrical and Motion Pictures Workers, New York, New York,
April-September 1937
75
3
Application #10, United Building Traders Foundation, Baltimore, Maryland,
April 1937-August 1939
75
4
Application #15, United Laundry Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
April-August 1937
75
5
Application #25, Theatrical Business Representatives Guild, New York, New York,
March-August 1937
75
6
Application #27, American Musicians Union of North America, Chicago, Ill,
May-December 1937
75
7
Application #37, Theatrical and Motion Picture Workers, Providence, Rhode Island,
May-December 1937
75
8
Application #38, Independent Order of Hoisting and Portable Engineers, Baltimore, Maryland,
May-37
75
9
Application #53, Coal Trimmers Association, Bronx, New York, New York,
May-August 1937
75
10
Application #55, Seattle Culinary Association, Seattle, Washington,
May-37
75
11
Application #78, Theatrical and Moving Pictures, Elizabeth, New Jersey,
May 1937-March 1941
75
12
Application #96, General Construction Workers, Kittanning, Pennsylvania,
May 1937-April 1939
75
13
Application #102, Cosmopolitan Industrial Workers Union, Seattle, Washington,
May 1937-October 1939
75
14
Application #106, Coat, Apron and Linen Supply Workers, New York, New York,
May-July 1937
75
15
Application #127, Theatrical Workers Union, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May-July 1937
75
16
Application #161, Twin Cities Builders Union, Nevada City, California,
May-37
75
17
Application #164, Triboro Laundry Workers, New York, New York,
May-July 1937
75
18
Application #171, Central Industrial and Ordinary Insurance Union of American Agents, New York, New York,
May-July 1937
75
19
Application #175, Allied Building Crafts, Incorporated, Los Angeles, California,
May-June 1937, October 1939
75
20
Application #179, Construction and General Labor, New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania,
June-October 1937, September 1939
75
21
Application #187, International United Electrical Workers, Detroit, Michigan,
July-August 1937
75
22
Application #217, Interior and Exterior Building Cleaners Union, Detroit, Michigan,
May-July 1937
75
23
Application #234, Lumber Workers Union, Chicago, Illinois,
June 1937-April 1938
75
24
Application #244, United Wage Earners of America, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
June-August 1937
75
25
Application #247, Consolidated Building Trades of Jefferson County, Birmingham, Alabama,
June-November 1937
75
26
Application #263, United Transportation Drivers, Chauffeurs and Helpers, Highland, Michigan,
June 1937-1940
75
27
Application #282, Moving Picture and Theater Workers, Gary, Indiana,
June 1937-1941
75
28
Application #294, Confectionary Workers Union of Greater New York, New York, New York,
June-September 1937
75
29
Application #318, Dairy Workers and Allied Workers, New York, New York,
August 1937-February 1942
75
30
Application #329, United Truckers and Loaders, Newark, New Jersey,
Jun-37
75
31
Application #331, Steel Laying Crew, New York City Railroad, Fontanet, Indiana,
Jun-37
75
32
Application #353, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, and Helpers, Goose Creek, Texas,
June-July 1937
75
33
Application #354, Meat Packers and Butchers, Akron, Ohio,
June-July 1937
75
34
Application #359, Painters, Paperhangers, Decorators, Uniontown, Pennsylvania,
June-October 1937
75
35
Application #378, Spring Makers of North America, Brooklyn, New York,
June-August 1937
75
36
Application #404, Workers Association of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois,
June-August 1937
75
37
Application #419, Michigan Truck Owners Association, Detroit, Michigan,
June 1937-March 1938
75
38
Application #426, United Theatrical Employees, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
June 1937-January 1939
75
39
Application #430, United Studio and Theatrical Workers of America, Los Angeles, California,
June-October 1937
75
40
Application #460, Meat Distributors Union, Los Angeles, California,
June 1937-August 1937
75
41
Application #462, Service Station Attendants Union, San Pedro, California,
June-September 1937
75
42
Application #481, Working Man's Union of the World, Fort Smith, Indiana,
June-July 1937
75
43
Application #497, Building Employees Industrial Union of Brooklyn and Queens, Brooklyn, New York,
June-July 1937
75
44
Application #499, American Musicians of North America, Danville, Illinois,
June-August 1937
75
45
Application #531, United Bakery Workers, Elmhurst, Long Island, New York, New York,
July-August 1937
75
46
Application #548, Polish American Musicians Union, Chicago, Illinois,
Apr-40
75
47
Application #586, Michigan Shoe Rebuilders Association, Detroit, Michigan,
June-August 1937
75
48
Application #673, Labor and Hod Carriers, O'Fallon, Illinois,
July-September 1937
75
49
Application #689, Tile Setters, Marble and Terrazzo Workers, St. Louis, Missouri,
Sep-37
75
50
Application #702, Yiddish Actors Union of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California,
July 1937-August 1938
75
51
Application #713, San Pedro and Wilmington Newsboys Union, San Pedro, California,
June-September 1937
75
52
Application #717, Cafeteria and Restaurant Workers, Washington, D. C.,
July-September 1937
75
53
Application #742, Truck Drivers Organization, West Terra Haute, Indiana,
Aug-37
75
54
Application #745, Pittsburgh Gas Station Attendants Union, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
July-September 1937
75
55
Application #783, United Service Station and Garage Employees, Tamaqua, Pennsylvania,
August-October 1937
75
56
Application #811, United Laundry and Dry Cleaning Workers, Champaign, Illinois,
Sep-37
75
57
Application #821, International Longshoremen and Warehousemen, Richmond, Virginia,
September 1937-March 1938
75
58
Application #914, Domestic Workers of Mullens, West Virginia,
October 1937
75
59
Application #917, Summit County Chiropractor's LIU, Akron, Ohio,
Oct-37
75
60
Application #970, General Trucking Workers, Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
November-December 1937
75
61
Application #990, Coal Trimmers, Providence, Rhode Island,
November 1937-January 1938
75
62
Application #1028, Brewery Workers Association of the Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu, Hawaii,
January-February 1938
75
63
Application #1032, United Apartment House and Building Service Unions, Jersey City, New Jersey,
January-March 1938
75
64
Application #1090, Bar, Hotel, Restaurant Workers, Blue Island, Illinois,
March-June 1938
75
65
Application #1156, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, Middlesboro, Kentucky,
Aug-38
75
66
Application #1195, United Musicians and Entertainers Union, Buffalo, New York,
Ocotber 1938-January 1939
75
67
Application #1267, Moving Pictures Operators Unions, San Antonio, Texas,
June 1939-February 1940
75
68
Application #1283, Duluth Industrial Construction Workers, Duluth, Minnesota,
August-November 1939
75
69
Application #1324, Industrial Truck Owners Association, Detroit, Michigan,
December 1939-February 1940
75
70
Application #1391, United Electrotype and Stereotype, Louisville, Kentucky,
September-December 1940
75
71
Application #1422, United Restaurant Workers, Birmingham, Alabama,
Feb-41
75
72
Application #1436, Commercial and Home Service Workers, Des Moines, Iowa,
March-May 1941
75
73
Application #1450, College Service Workers, Oberlin, Ohio,
May-41
75
74
Application #1453, United Retail Employees, Washington, D. C.,
March-May 1941
75
75
Application #1454, United Abrasive Workers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May-41
75
76
Application #1459, Spokane Industrial Union, Spokane, Washington,
May-41
75
77
Application #1465, United Paper, Novelty and Toy Workers, Indianapolis, Indiana,
Jun-41
75
78
Application #1466, W. P. A. Local (sewing project), Cleveland, Ohio,
July 1938, June 1941
75
79
Application #1467, W. P. A. Local of Henry County, Napoleon, Ohio,
June 1938-1941
75
80
Application #1468, Fulton County Industrial Union, Delta, Ohio,
July 1938, June 1941
75
81
Application #1470, Semo Shirt Workers, Kennett, Missouri,
Jun-41
75
82
Application #1473, Cleaners, Dyers, Hatters and Miscellaneous Workers, San Diego, California,
June-September 1941
75
83
Application #1475, Tent and Awning LIU, Springfield, Illinois,
Jun-41
75
84
Application #1478, Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
Jun-41
76
1
Application #1480, United Flooring Workers, Grayling, Michigan,
Jul-41
76
2
Application #1483, United Office and Professional Workers, New Castle, Indiana,
Aug-41
76
3
Application #1494, Barbers and Beauty Culturists, Evansville, Indiana,
Sep-41
76
4
Application #1495, Camden Iron and Metal Workers, Camden, New Jersey,
Sep-41
76
5
Application #1496, United Salvage and Processing Workers, Mobile, Alabama,
Sep-41
76
6
Application #1497, United Railroad Workers, Newark, New Jersey,
Jan-42
76
7
Application #1498, State Highway Workers, Petosky, Michigan,
Sep-41
76
8
Application #1500, United Railroad Workers, Toledo, Ohio,
Dec-41
76
9
Application #1508, United Railroad Workers, Cleveland, Ohio,
Nov-41
76
10
Application #1509, Besser Concrete Workers, Alpena, Michigan,
Oct-41
76
11
Application #1516, United Punchboard Workers, Baltimore, Maryland,
Oct-41
76
12
Application #1531, East Jordan Iron Works Employees, East Jordan, Michigan,
Nov-41
76
13
Application #1537, Transport Workers Union of America, Middlesboro, Kentucky,
Dec-41
76
14
Application #1539, United Railroad Workers, Flat Rock, Michigan,
Dec-41
76
15
Application #1559, United Utility Workers, Cape Girardean, Missouri,
Jun-42
76
16
Application #1782, Burlington LIU, Burlington, Virginia,
June-September 1945
76
17
Application #1789, Filling Station and Maintenance, Indianapolis, Indiana,
February 1945-March 1946
76
18
Application #1820, United Cutlery Workers, Springville, New York,
Jun-45
76
19
Application #1833, CIO Office Staff, Washington, D. C.,
February-July 1947
76
20
Application #1922, Chemical and Fertilizer Workers, Hagerstown, Maryland,
Apr-46
76
21
Application #1945, Santa Fe Operating Employees, Kansas City, Kansas,
June-July 1946
76
22
Application #2046, Iron Ore Workers, Bessemer, Alabama,
July 1949-March 1950
76
23
Application #3031, Rex V. Powell Employees, Muncie, Indiana,
Apr-50
76
24
WPA Stewards (provisional local not affiliated directly with National CIO Office) Cleveland, Ohio,
June 1939, August 1940
76
25
Sewing Project Industrial Union (provisional local not affiliated with national CIO office) Cleveland, Ohio,
January 1939-August 1940
Series 5: Central Office Correspondence,
1936-1941
(38 boxes)
Subseries 5.1 contains correspondence to the national CIO offices with a copy of the CIO response usually attached. The correspondence is addressed to any number of people in the national CIO offices, but most often to John Lewis. The respondents include virtually every person in the national CIO offices except John Lewis.
The content of the correspondence is generally routine. Much of it is requests for address changes for the CIO News Service, requests for information and pamphlets on the CIO from newspaper reporters, college professors, college libraries, and high school students writing reports. The files also includes letters from Lewis supporters as well as those who vigorously oppose the CIO chief. Also included are those offering Lewis unsolicited advice and schemes.
There is also correspondence from somewhat well known people and organizations, like Dorothy Day, William Z. Foster, Jay Lovestone, the NAACP, National Urban League, Fortune Magazine, Myles Horton, ACTU, the International Workers Order, National Negro Congress, LNPL, the Daily Worker, Works Progress Administration, Gardner Jackson and others. However, most, but not all, of this is routine as well.
The records are arranged alphabetically by correspondent, with a copy of the response often attached. Researchers should note that the correspondents alphabetized by either person or organization name. For example, if checking for Myles Horton the researcher should check both Horton and Highlander Folk School.
[NOTE: The CIO Collection previously contained a Labor's Non-Partisan League Correspondence Series. The LNPL Series had been misidentified and was actually one part of this larger Central Office Correspondence run. The LNPL series is now integrated into this series.]
Subseries 5.2 contains correspondence--often memos and telegrams--between national CIO office workers. These records are usually CIO national office staff, like John Brophy, Katherine Pollick Ellickson, and Len DeCaux, keeping each other updated on travel activities, plans, work arrangements, and occasionally forwarding other correspondence.
These records are organized alphabetically by the sender.
Subseries 5.1: External Correspondence,
1936-1941
(37 boxes)
77
1
Abbot-Affiliated Schools For Workers,
1936-1940
77
2
Agriculturists, Laborer, the Physician-Albert,
1936-1941
77
3
Alexander-Allen,
1935-1937
77
4
Allied Craftsmen-Alperatein,
1936-1941
77
5
Alperstein-Amend,
1936-1939
77
6
American Academy of Political and Social Science-American Airlines,
1937-1940
77
7
American Artists Congress-American Association for Economic Freedom,
1937-1939
77
8
American Association for Labor Legislation-American Chamber of Commerce Journal,
1936-1940
77
9
American Committee for Defense of Foreign Born,
1936
77
10
American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom,
1940
77
11
American Committee for Defense of Foreign Born,
1939
77
12
American Committee for Defense of Foreign Born,
April-May 1939
77
13
American Committee for Defense of Foreign Born,
January-February 1939
77
14
American Committee for Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression,
1939-1940
77
15
American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born,
May-October 1939
77
16
American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born,
1940
77
17
American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born,
August-December 1940
77
18
American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born,
February-March 1941
77
19
American Committee for the Defense of Leon Trotsky-American Federation of Hosiery Workers,
1937-1941
77
20
American Federation of Labor,
October 1935-May 1936
78
1
American Federation of Labor,
July 1936-September 1937, 1940
78
2
American Federation of Teachers--American Forum of Democracy,
1939-1940
78
3
American Foundation for Abundance-American Friends of the Soviet Union,
1937-1939
78
4
American Friends Service Committee-American Institute of Banking,
1936-1940
78
5
American Institute of Meritism-Americanism Society of America,
1936-1940
78
6
American Jewish Congress-American Labor Alliance,
1937-1939
78
7
American Labor Party,
September 1939-September 1937
78
8
American Labor Party,
1939-1940
78
9
American League Against War and Facism-American League for Peace and Democracy,
1937-1938
78
10
American Legion,
1937-1939
78
11
American Legion,
1940
78
12
American Mercury-American Public Welfare Association,
1937-1940
78
13
American Recovery Plan-American Seminar,
1937-1939
78
14
American Social Hygiene Association-American Socialists Monthly,
1936-1939
78
15
American Society for China,
1937
78
16
American Society for Peace Tolerance,
1937
78
17
American Spectator-American Standards Association,
1936-1938
78
18
American Student Union,
August 1936-September 1937
78
19
American Student Union,
October-December 1937
78
20
American Student Union,
1938
78
21
American Student Union,
Jan-39
79
1
American Student Union,
March-December 1939
79
2
American Student Union,
1940
79
3
American Trade Press Clippings Bureau-American Unitarian Association,
1937-1939
79
4
American Youth Commission,
1940
79
5
American Youth Congress,
1936
79
6
American Youth Congress,
1937
79
7
American Youth Congress,
January 1938-February 1939
79
8
American Youth Congress,
January-March 1940
79
9
American Youth Congress,
May-December 1940
79
10
American Youth Congress,
January-March 1941
79
11
American Youth Congress, [February 10, 1940 John L. Lewis Speech to AYC and Responses],
Feb-40
79
13
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
14-Mar-40
79
14
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
March 15-19, 1940
79
15
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
March 15-19, 1940
79
16
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
19-Mar-40
79
17
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
March 20-21, 1940
80
1
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
March 22-30, 1940
80
2
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
1-Apr-40
80
3
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
1-Apr-40
80
4
American Youth Congress [Responses to John L. Lewis speech to AYC],
May-40
80
5
Amers-Anderegg,
1935-1940
80
6
Anders-Anderson, H. E.,
1936-1938
80
7
Anderson, Jose-Anderson, William,
1937-1940
80
8
Andrews-Anthony,
1937-1939
80
9
Anti-Fascist Literature Committee-Antony,
1936-1939
80
10
Appell-Architectural Record,
1937-1940
80
11
Arent-Arnovitz,
1937-1940
80
12
Arp-Ashton,
1936-1940
80
13
Associated Film Audiences-Associated Labor Press,
1936-1937
80
14
Associated Negro Press-Association of Catholic Trade Unionists,
1936-1940
80
15
Association of Consumer's Research Subscribers-Atkinson,
1936-1938
80
16
Atkinson-Atwell,
1935-1939
80
17
Auberjonois-Augustine,
1937-1941
80
18
Ault-Ayers,
1935-1940
80
19
Babson's Washington Report-Bahr's Store,
1936-1940
81
1
Baily-Baird,
1936-1940
81
2
Baker-Baker and Taylor Company,
1937-1939
81
3
Baker Hotel-Baldwin,
1936-1941
81
4
Balkin-Baltimore Journal,
1936-1939
81
5
Baltimore Labor Herald,
Sep-37
81
6
Baltimore Open Forum-Barlocker,
1935-1940
81
7
Barnard-Barradas League,
1936-1940
81
8
Barret-Basley,
1936-1941
81
9
Bass-Batt,
1936-1940
81
10
Battaglia-Baumgartner,
1936-1940
81
11
Bayeley-Bazar,
1937-1939
81
12
Beach-Beck,
1937-1939
81
13
Beck Engraving Company-Beebe,
1935-1936
81
14
Beers-Belanger,
1937-1939
81
15
Belden-Bell,
1935-1940
81
16
Bell's Market-Bendelari,
1937-1939
81
17
Bender-Bengston,
1936-1940
81
18
Benjamin Franklin Research Society,
1939-1940
81
19
Benko-Benny,
1937-1940
82
1
Benson-Berger,
1935-1940
82
2
Berk-Bernadi,
1937-1940
82
3
Berno-Bettelheim,
1937-1939
82
4
Bianchi-Bizorek,
1937-1940
82
5
Black-Blake,
1936-1940
82
6
Blakeley-Bloch,
1936-1941
82
7
Block-Board of Christian Education,
1936-1941
82
8
Boatner-Bonnett,
1936-1940
82
9
Bookbinders and Bindery Women-Boston City Club,
1935-1939
82
10
Boston Public Library-Boyd,
1936-1940
82
11
Boydston-Boy Scouts of America,
1935-1940
82
12
Bracken-Bragg,
1937-1940
82
13
Brain-Branfman,
1937-1940
82
14
Branhman-Breg,
1935-1940
82
15
Breman-British Columbia Workers' News,
1935-1940
82
16
Broadbeat-Brookes,
1937-1938
82
17
Brookings Institution-Brooklyn Young Republican Club,
1936-1939
83
1
Brooks, B- Brooks, Robert R. R.,
1935-1939
83
2
Broome-Brougham,
1938-1940
83
3
Brown, A. H.-Brown, George,
1936-1940
83
4
Brown, Harry-Brown, W. A.,
1936-1939
83
5
Browne-Bryn Mawr Summer School,
1935-1938
83
6
Buben-Buggeln,
1935-1939
83
7
Building America,
1937
83
8
Building Residential Contractors Association-Bureau of National Affairs,
1937-1941
83
9
Bureau of Personnel Administration-Burkhart,
1937-1941
83
10
Burks-Burns,
1936-1941
83
11
Burnside-Business Week,
1936-1940
83
12
Bussun-Butler, John,
1936-1940
83
13
Butler, S. Joseph,
1937
83
14
Butler University-Butts,
1937-1939
83
15
Byers-Byron,
1937-1938
83
16
Cade-California Youth Legislature,
1936-1941
84
1
Call-Camden Press,
1936-1940
84
2
Came-Campion,
1935-1940
84
3
Camusi-Capple,
1936-1940
84
4
Cardinale-Carothers,
1936-1941
84
5
Carow-Carroll,
1936-1940
84
6
Carrothers-Casad,
1936-1940
84
7
Cascade County Trades and Labor Assembly-Caslon,
1937-1940
84
8
Cassid-Catholic Telegraph,
1936-1939
84
9
Catholic University of America-Catterson,
1936-1939
84
10
Caughey-Central State Teachers College,
1936-1938
84
11
Central Studios-Cermak,
1937-1940
84
12
Cerney-Champion of Youth,
1936-1940
84
13
Champion Recording Studio-Charlotte Labor Journal,
1935-1941
84
14
Charlton-Chicago Labor College,
1936-1940
84
15
Chicago Public Library-China Today,
1936-1940
84
16
Chinese Labor Unions-Christian Advocate,
1935-1940
84
17
Christian Front-Christian Labor Association,
1937-1939
85
1
Christian Science Monitor,
1935-1939
85
2
Christian Social Justice Fund-Citizen's and Land Lord's Association,
1936-1939
85
3
Citizen's Anti-Nazi Committee-Citizen's Committee for Progressive Action,
1937-1939
85
4
Citizenship Educational Service-Civil Liberties Committee of the Senate,
1936-1940
85
5
Civil Rights Federation-Civil Service Assembly of the U.S. and Canada,
1937-1940
85
6
Civil Service Grievance Committee-Clarion Publishing Association,
1936-1938
85
7
Clark-Cleveland News,
1936-1939
85
8
Cleveland Public Library-Clumer,
1936-1937
85
9
Coble-Cogen,
1935-1940
85
10
Cohen, Abe-Cohen, Saul,
1935-1940
85
11
Cohron-Coller,
1936-1939
85
12
Collier-Colorado Labor Advocate,
1936-1941
85
13
Colored Democrat Ball Committee-Colter,
1938-1940
85
14
Colton-Columbia Steel Equipment Company,
1937-1940
85
15
Columbia University,
1935-1941
85
16
Columbia University, Barnard College-Teachers College,
1936-1941
85
17
Columbia University Press-Committee for a Boycott Against Japanese Aggression,
1937-1939
85
18
Committee for Concerted Peace Efforts-Committee for Economic and Social Progress,
1937-1939
85
19
Committee for National Morale,
1941
86
1
Committee for Reciprocity Information-Committee for Relief Status Professional,
1937-1940
86
2
Committee on Conference on Business Education-Committee on Militarism in Education,
1936-1940
86
3
Committee on Participation of Negroes in the National Defense-Common Council for American Unity,
1940-1941
86
4
Common Sense-Commonwealth and Southern Corporation,
1937-1939
86
5
Commonwealth College-Commonwealth Federation of New York,
1937-1938
86
6
Commonwealth News-Concord Republican Club,
1937-1940
86
7
Confederation General del Trabajo (Argentina),
May-41
86
8
Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM),
1937-1939
86
9
Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM), (Union Responses to Lewis' Proposal Trip to CTM),
July-August 1938
86
10
Conference for Progressive Legislation-Conference for the Protection of Civil Rights,
1937
86
11
Conference on the Consumer and Peace-Connecticut Education Department,
1937-1940
86
12
Connecticut Reporter Plan,
1938
86
13
Connecticut State College-Consumer-Farmer Milk Cooperative,
1936-1940
86
14
Consumers Union of the United States,
February 1936-October 1937
86
15
Consumers Union of United States,
November 1937-1941
86
16
Contemporary Forum-Coogan,
1935-1937
86
17
Cook-Coonley,
1935-1940
86
18
Cooper-Cooperative Food Distributors of America,
1936-1938
87
1
Cooperative Forum,
1937-1939
87
2
Cooperative League,
1936-1940
87
3
Cooperative Publishing Association-Corbett,
1935-1939
87
4
Corbit-Corman,
1937-1939
87
5
Cornelius Printing Company,
1936-1937
87
6
Cornelius Printing Company,
1938
87
7
Cornelius Printing Company,
1939
87
8
Cornelius Printing Company,
1940
87
9
Cornell-Coulthland,
1936-1937
87
10
Council Against Intolerance,
1939
87
11
Council Against Intolerance,
1940
87
12
Council for Democracy-Council for Pan-American Democracy,
1940-1941
87
13
Council for Social Action,
1935-1937
87
14
Council of U.S. Veterans-Coy,
1935-1940
87
15
Crabtree Realty Company-Craney,
1936-1939
87
16
Cranston-Crawford,
1937-1940
87
17
Cregin-Croake,
1936-1940
87
18
Croatian American Civic Club-Cruise,
1935-1941
87
19
Crumrine-Cullen,
1937-1941
88
1
Cullison-Curran,
1937-1940
88
2
Currant History-Czechoslovak Society of America,
1935-1940
88
3
Dahl-Daily Worker,
1935-1940
88
4
Dakota Wesleyan University-Daniels,
1937-1941
88
5
Danner-Daugherty,
1936-1940
88
6
David-Davis, B. G.,
1937-1940
88
7
Davis-Charles-Davis, Jerome,
1937-1939
88
8
Davis, Leo-Davis, Paul,
1937-1940
88
9
Davis, Robert-Davis, William,
1937-1940
88
10
Davison-Dayton,
1936-1941
88
11
Dean-DeJong,
1935-1939
88
12
Delaware County Citizen Organizing Committee-Dempsey,
1937-1940
88
13
Denby-Des Moines Register,
1936-1941
88
14
Desteptarea (The Roumanian Weekly),
1937
88
15
Dethier-Diamondson,
1936-1940
88
16
Diaz-Dingman,
1937-1940
88
17
Dings-Disabled Veterans of World War,
1937-1940
88
18
Discant-Dodd,
1935-1940
88
19
Dodge-Dombey,
1937-1940
89
1
Donaldson-Dorman,
1936-1937
89
2
Dorsett-Doyle,
1936-1940
89
3
Drachler-Drolet,
1937-1940
89
4
Droy-Duke,
1936-1941
89
5
Dukes-Dunn,
1936-1940
89
6
Dupree-Dusseau,
1936-1940
89
7
Duttun and Company-Dziuluk,
1937-1940
89
8
Eagle Book Store-Eastwood,
1935-1940
89
9
Ebeling-Economou,
1937-1940
89
10
Eddy, Kathryn-Eddy, Sherwood,
1937-1939
89
11
Edelman-Eggleton,
1937-1940
89
12
Ehring-Electrical Workers Journal,
1937-1940
89
13
Eliot Foundation-Elliot,
1937-1941
89
14
Ellis-Elyash,
1936-1941
89
15
Emergency Committee for Zionist Affairs-Encyclopedia Britanica,
1935-1941
89
16
Endicoff-Epstein,
1936-1940
89
17
Equality-Eustis,
1937-1940
89
18
Evander Childs H.S.-Eyring,
1937-1940
90
1
Fabius-Fair,
1936-1940
90
2
Falk-Faris,
1936-1939
90
3
Farmer-Labor Party-Farmer-Labor Service Bureau,
1936-1937
90
4
Farmers and Workers Associated Union-Farm Holiday News,
1935-1937
90
5
Farney-Feder,
1937-1940
90
6
Federal Councils of Churches,
November-December 1935
90
7
Federal Council of Churches,
1936
90
8
Federal Council of Churches,
1937
90
9
Federal Council of Churches,
1938
90
10
Federal Council of Churches,
1939-1940
90
11
Federal Labor Union #17261-Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia,
1936-1940
90
12
Federal Works Agency-Federal Writers Union,
1939-1941
90
13
Federated Press,
1936
90
14
Federated Press,
1937-1939
90
15
Federation of Wisconsin Employees-Felder,
1936-1940
90
16
Feldman-Ferry,
1936-1938
90
17
Fickling-Fillmore,
1937-1940
90
18
Film Foundation of America-Finney,
1936-1941
90
19
Firstenborg-Fischer,
1936-1939
90
20
Fischer, H.H.-Fisher, Rodney,
1936-1939
90
21
Fitch-Fizer,
1935-1940
91
1
Flaherty-Fleming's American Examiner,
1935-1940
91
2
Fletcher-Flum,
1936-1939
91
3
Fogaris-Forbes,
1937-1940
91
4
Ford-Forster,
1935-1940
91
5
Fortune Magazine,
March-August 22, 1936
91
6
Fortune Magazine,
27-Aug-36
91
7
Fortune Magazine,
28-Aug-36
91
8
Fortune Magazine,
August 31-September 1936
91
9
Fortune Magazine,
August-November 1937
91
10
Fortune Magazine,
1938-1940
91
11
Fossett-Foster,
1936-1941
91
12
Foulle-Fox,
1936-1940
91
13
Fraenkel-Franklin Square Agency,
1936-1940
91
14
Frantz-Frazee,
1936-1940
91
15
Frazer-Frederick, Charlotte,
1937-1941
91
16
Frederick, W. D.,
1937
91
17
Frederickson-Freeland,
1937-1941
91
18
Freeman-Friday Incorporated,
1937-1941
91
19
Friday Night Discussion Group-Friedman,
1937-1940
91
20
Friem-Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade,
1936-1939
91
21
Fries-Froisness,
1936-1941
91
22
Frontier Films,
1937-1941
91
23
Frost-Fulcher,
1937-1940
92
1
Fuller-Furtney,
1936-1941
92
2
Gabriel-Gall,
1935-1940
92
3
Gallagher-Garrard,
1936-1940
92
4
Garrett-Gazette,
1936-1941
92
5
Gebel-Geer,
1937
92
6
Geerdes-General News Press,
1937-1940
92
7
General Welfare Federation of Florida,
1938-1939
92
8
George-Gianasi,
1936-1941
92
9
Gibbs-Gibson,
1936-1940
92
10
Giddings-Gillan,
1937-1940
92
11
Gillen-Gillian,
1936-1940
92
12
Gillis-Gish,
1937-1940
92
13
Gladewater Record-Glickstein,
1936-1940
92
14
Globe-Wernicke Company,
1938
92
15
Glos Ludowy (People's Voice--Polish Daily),
1936-1940
92
16
Glos Pracy-Godefroy,
1937-1940
92
17
Goebel-Gold,
1935-1940
92
18
Goldberg-Goldhor,
1936-1940
92
19
Goldman-Gomez,
1936-1940
92
20
Good-Goode,
1937-1938
92
21
Good Government Citizen's League,
1937-1938
92
22
Goodman-Goodwill Industries of D. C.,
1937-1940
93
1
Gordon-Gorley,
1935-1941
93
2
Gorman-Gould,
1936-1940
93
3
Grabow-Graham,
1936-1941
93
4
Gramaton National Bank-Graphic Press,
1935-1940
93
5
Gratz-Grayzel,
1936-1940
93
6
Great Falls Independent-Green, Homer,
1936-1940
93
7
Green, Leon-Green, W. F.,
1935-1940
93
8
Greenbaum, Wolf, and Ernst-Greene,
1937-1940
93
9
Greenhalf-Greger,
1937-1940
93
10
Gregg-Griffin,
1935-1940
93
11
Griffith, Sanford,
1940
93
12
Griffith, William-Grossman,
1936-1940
93
13
Grubb-Gueno,
1936-1940
93
14
Guerin-Gulf Oil Corporation,
1937-1938
93
15
Gumbel-Gustavsen,
1937-1940
93
16
Haber-Hackett,
1936-1939
93
17
Hackettstown Courier Post-Hale, Annie,
1937-1940
93
18
Hale-Russell-Hall,
1937-1941
93
19
Hallas-Hamblin,
1936-1938
93
20
Hamilton, A. D.-Hamilton John,
1937-1940
93
21
Hamilton, Owen-Hampton,
1937-1941
93
22
Hancock-Handshuh,
1937-1940
93
23
Handwerker-Hanley,
1937-1940
94
1
Hanly-Hardin-Simmons University,
1936-1941
94
2
Hardy, J. V.,
1937
94
3
Hardy, Veruna-Harrington,
1936-1940
94
4
Harris-Harris and Ewing Photographers,
1936-1939
94
5
Harrison-Hart, Charles,
1936-1940
94
6
Hart, Dyer-Hartford Public Library,
1937-1938
94
7
Hartwell-Harvey,
1935-1940
94
8
Haskell-Haviland,
1936-1940
94
9
Hawkins-Hazen,
1937-1940
94
10
Healey-Hebets,
1936-1939
94
11
Hecht-Heffner,
1936-1940
94
12
Hefrier-Heisterman,
1937-1940
94
13
Held-Hensler,
1936-1940
94
14
Henson-Herndon,
1936-1938
94
15
Herney-Heyn,
1936-1940
94
16
Hibbs-Highan,
1936-1940
94
17
Highlander Folk School-Hildebrand,
1936-1941
94
18
Hill-Hilliard,
1936-1939
94
19
Hills Schools-Hinckley's Grocery,
1937-1941
94
20
Hindmarsh-Hitchcock,
1936-1941
95
1
Hoag,
Nov-37
95
2
Hock-Hogan,
1936-1940
95
3
Hokanson-Hollywood Anti-Nazi League,
1935-1940
95
4
Hollywood Committee of 56-Holmes,
January, 1937-1940
95
5
Holmes, J.P.,
1937
95
6
Holmstrom-Holzman,
1937-1940
95
7
Homan-Hoppewroth,
1936-1940
95
8
Horie-Hospital Plan Incorporated,
1936-1940
95
9
Hotel Barnum-Houston,
1937-1940
95
10
Hovde-Howard University,
1935-1940
95
11
Howatt-Huddleston,
1937-1941
95
12
Hudson-Huggins,
1935-1938
95
13
Hughes-Hughson,
1937-1940
95
14
Hull-House--Humanitarian Heart Mission,
1937-1941
95
15
Human Stories Incorporated,
1937-1940
95
16
Humphrey-Hung,
1936-1939
95
17
Hungarian Daily News-Hurd,
1935-1939
95
18
Hurley-Hutton,
1936-1939
95
19
Huxley-Hyde,
1936-1938
95
20
Hyder-Hylton,
1937-1938
95
21
Iceless Cooler Corporation-Independent Observer,
1936-1941
96
1
Independent Order Birth Abraham-Industrial Relations Counselors,
1936-1940
96
2
Industrial Unionist-Industrial Union Insurance Company,
1936-1937
96
3
Industrial Union of Maine and Shipbuilding Workers of America (Local #33)-Inland Empire Press Club,
1936-1941
96
4
Inskoe-Interboro Rapid Transit Company,
1937-1938
96
5
Inter-Collegiate United Press-International Association of Governmental Labor Officials,
1937-1940
96
6
International Book Shop,
1935-1938
96
7
International Brotherhood of Teamsters-International Instituut voor Sociale Geschiedenis,
1937-1940
96
8
International Juridicial Association-International Labor Defense,
1936-1940
96
9
International Labor Office-International Peace Campaign,
1937-1939
96
10
International Press Subsidiary-International Transport Workers Federation (Holland),
1937-1940
96
11
International Workers Order,
1936-1940
96
12
Interprofessional Association for Social Insurance-Iowa Labor News,
1935-1940
96
13
Iron Age-Isaacman,
1936-1940
96
14
Isom-Israel,
1937-1938
96
15
Isrin-Italian-American Educational Labor Bureau,
1936-1940
96
16
Jackson-Jacobs,
1935-1940
96
17
Jacobs Transfer Company-James P.M.,
1935-1940
96
18
Jamestown Labor Herald-Jane,
1937-1939
96
19
Jeffrey-Jennings,
1937-1940`
96
20
Jensen-Jerger,
1936-1937
96
21
Jerome-Jewish Advocate,
1936-1941
96
22
Jewish-American Youth Council-Jewish Frontier,
1937-1940
96
23
Jewish People's Committee for United Action Fascism and Anti-Semiticism-Joel,
1937-1940
96
24
John-Johnson, M.D.,
1936-1940
97
1
Johnson, Otto-Johnson, William,
1936-1940
97
2
Johnston-Johnstone,
1937-1940
97
3
Joint Boycott Council of the American Jewish Congress and the Jewish Labor Committee-Jolly,
1937-1939
97
4
Jones, Agnes-Jones, Hardy,
1937-1940
97
5
Jones, Harry-Jones, Wyatts,
1937-1941
97
6
Jordon-Joyce,
1937-1941
97
7
Juba-Justice,
1936-1940
97
8
Kabalkin-Kanter,
1935-1940
97
9
Kaplan-Kasch,
1936-1939
97
10
Kash-Kauffmann,
1936-1938
97
11
Kaufman-Kavaler,
1935-1939
97
12
Keating-Keenan,
1935-1940
97
13
Keeney-Keleher,
1937-1941
97
14
Keller-Kellogg,
1936-1937
97
15
Kelly, Bert-Kelly, Vernie,
1936-1940
97
16
Kelso-Kennedy, Franklyn,
1936-1939
97
17
Kennedy, Grady-Kennedy, Reginald,
1936-1940
97
18
Kennellex-Kentucky Workers Alliance,
1935-1940
97
19
Kerby-Kessler,
1936-1939
97
20
Key Advertising Company-Kightlinger,
1937-1939
97
21
Kikke-King, Charles,
1936-1939
98
1
King, Dan-King, Robert,
1935-1940
98
2
Kings County Crminal Bar Association-Kirberger,
1937-1940
98
3
Kirch-Klein,
1937-1941
98
4
Kleinman-Kohn,
1936-1940
98
5
Kokely-Koski,
1935-1940
98
6
Kotula-Kraus,
1936-1940
98
7
Kravif-Krieha,
1936-1941
98
8
Krigel-Kuebli,
1936-1940
98
9
Kuehn-Kyselka,
1936-1940
98
10
Labor-Labor Advocate,
1936-1937
98
11
Labor Bureau-Labor Crusader,
1936-1937
98
12
Labor Day Speech-John L. Lewis,
June-August 1939
98
13
Labor Day Speech-John L. Lewis (correspondence relating to speech arrangements),
May-July 1939
98
14
Labor Day Speech, John L. Lewis (correspondence relating to speech arrangements),
August 2-15, 1940
98
15
Labor Day Speech, John L. Lewis (correspondence relating to speech arrangements),
August 16-24, 1940
98
16
Labor Day Speech, John L. Lewis (copies of speech),
Aug-40
98
17
Labor Day Speech, John L. Lewis (correspondence relating to speech arrangements),
August 26-September 11, 1940
98
18
Labor's Digest-Labor Herald,
1936-1940
98
19
Labor Journal-Labor Newspapers,
1935-1937
98
20
Labor News Review-Labor Relations Report,
1936-1940
99
1
Labor Research Association,
1936-1941
99
2
Labor Research Front-Labor Review,
1935-1937
99
3
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
April-October 1936
99
4
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
Jan-37
99
5
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
Feb-37
99
6
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
March-June 1937
99
7
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
Aug-37
99
8
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
Oct-37
99
9
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
November-December 1937
99
10
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
January-March 1938
99
11
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
April-May 1938
99
12
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
June-July 1938
99
13
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
August-September 1938
99
14
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
October-December 1938
99
15
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
Jan-39
99
16
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
Feb-39
99
17
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
March-December 1939
99
18
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
January-June 1940
99
19
Labor's Non-Partisan League (LNPL),
July-September 1940
99
20
LNPL-Cabell County (WV)-LNPL-California,
1938-1940
99
21
LNPL-Chicago-LNPL-Connecticut,
1937-1940
99
22
LNPL-Dearborn (Michigan)-LNPL-Illinois,
1936-1940
99
23
LNPL-Humboldt County (California)-LNPL-Kansas City (Missouri),
1938-1940
99
24
LNPL-Los Angeles County-LNPL-Maryland,
1936-1940
99
25
LNPL-Massachusetts-LNPL-Missouri,
1938-1940
100
1
LNPL-New Jersey,
1936-1941
100
2
LNPL-Ohio,
1935-1940
100
3
LNPL-Pennsylvania,
1937-1938
100
4
Labor Stage-Lackay,
1936-1941
100
5
Ladd-Lamberson,
1936-1941
100
6
Lamm-Land Owners' and Builders' Agency,
1937-1940
100
7
Landsdowne-Lange,
1937-1940
100
8
Langham-Larew,
1936-1940
100
9
Larimore-Lasnick,
1935-1941
100
10
La Stampa,
1937
100
11
Latham-Latimor,
1935-1937
100
12
Lauck, W. Jett,
1935-1938
100
13
Lauder-Lawrence,
1936-1941
100
14
Lawrence-Lay,
1936-1939
100
15
Leach-League for Human Rights,
1936-1939
100
16
League for Industrial Democracy (LID),
1936
100
17
League for Industrial Democracy (LID),
1937-1940
100
18
League for Industrial Rights-League of American Writers,
1936-1940
100
19
League of Women Shoppers-League of Women Voters,
1936-1939
100
20
Learned-Lederer,
1937-1940
101
1
Lee, Edward-Lee, William,
1935-1939
101
2
Leech-Leland,
1936-1941
101
3
Lend-Lease Bill (HR 1776) [Union Responses to CIO Position],
January 23-February 6, 1941
101
4
Lend-Lease Bill (HR 1776) [Union Responses to CIO Position],
February 7-March 12, 1941
101
5
Lendrum-Levin,
1935-1940
101
6
Levine, Albert,
Jan-38
101
7
Levine, Joseph-Levinson, Edward,
1935-1939
101
8
Levinson, J.-Lewis, H. K.,
1936-1940
101
9
Lewis, Isidore-Lewis, Will,
1937-1940
101
10
Leyda-Life Magazine,
1936-1939
101
11
Liller-Lingenfelter,
1937-1941
101
12
Link-Liss,
1936-1940
101
13
Literary Digest,
1936-1938
101
14
Littschge-Lloyd,
1937-1941
101
15
Locke-Loft Publishing,
1937-1940
101
16
Logan-Long,
1936-1940
101
17
Longabaugh, Los Angeles Times,
1936-1939
101
18
Loscombe-Love,
1937-1940
102
1
Lovestone-Lower East Side Public Housing Conference,
1936-1937
102
2
Lubin-Lumsden,
1936-1941
102
3
Lundeen-Lynch,
1936-1940
102
4
Lynk-Lyon,
1935-1940
102
5
MacBeth-MacNintch,
1935-1940
102
6
Madden-Maggio,
1935-1940
102
7
Magill-Mahony,
1937-1940
102
8
Maiale-Makinson,
1936-1940
102
9
Malakoff-Mandel,
1935-1941
102
10
Mandell-Mangold,
1935-1937
102
11
Mangum-Mann,
1936-1940
102
12
Manners-Marchand,
1937-1940
102
13
March of Time-Marcley,
1936-1937
102
14
Marcus-Marine Trust Company,
1937-1940
102
15
Marin Kovich-Maritime Labor Board,
1935-1940
102
16
Market Analysts Incorporated-Marstiller,
1936-1941
102
17
Marten-Martin,
1936-1940
102
18
Martinez Herald-Mashman,
1936-1940
102
19
Masiko-Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1936-1941
102
20
Massachusetts Minimum Wage Commission-Master Reporting Company,
1936-1941
102
21
Masucci-Matz,
1936-1940
102
22
Maurer-Mayfair Publishing Company,
1936-1941
103
1
Maynard-Mayo,
1935-1940
103
2
Mayston-McAlister, AW,
1936-1940
103
3
McAlister, Otis,
1937
103
4
McArthur-McCarthy, Jr,
1937-1939
103
5
McCarthy, George-McCordic,
1936-1941
103
6
McCormic-McCune,
1936-1940
103
7
McCuthan-McDougal,
1936-1940
103
8
McEldowney-McGrath,
1936-1940
103
9
McGray-McGuinness,
1936-1940
103
10
McIntosh-McKenna,
1935-1940
103
11
McKeown-McLead,
1936-1940
103
12
McMahon-McMurry College,
1935-1940
103
13
McNally-McNutt,
1936-1940
103
14
McPherson-McVay,
1936-1940
103
15
Mead-Medical Economics,
1936-1939
103
16
Meech-Melton,
1936-1940
103
17
Mendelson-Mendow,
1936-1937
103
18
Mennonite Central Committee,
1940-1941
103
19
Merces-Mercy Ships Children,
1937-1940
103
20
Meroney-Methodist Episcopal Church,
1937-1940
103
21
Methodist Federation for Social Service-Meyers,
1936-1940
103
22
Micheal-Mikel,
1935-1940
103
23
Milazzo-Mill and Factory,
1936-1941
104
1
Miller, A. V.- Miller, Glenn,
1937-1940
104
2
Miller, Harrison-Miller, William,
1935-1940
104
3
Millhaem-Mimeofirm Services,
1935-1939
104
4
Minard and Company-Minnesota Minute Men,
1935-1940
104
5
Minnesota News Company-Mitnick,
1936-1940
104
6
Moale-Modern Age Books,
1935-1940
104
7
Modern Book Shop,
1936-1938
104
8
Modern Forum-Modesto Defense Fund,
1936-1941
104
9
Moe-Monroe,
1936-1940
104
10
Monroe County Labor News-Moody Investors Service,
1936-1939
104
11
Moore-Mores,
1937-1940
104
12
Moreton-Morgan,
1937-1940
104
13
Morgenstern-Morrison,
1935-1940
104
14
Morrow-Moss,
1937-1940
104
15
Most-Muller,
1937-1940
104
16
Mulligan-Murname,
1936-1941
104
17
Murphey-Muste,
1935-1940
104
18
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association-Myers,
1937-1939
104
19
Nagengash-Nashville Tennessean,
1937-1940
104
20
Nasmyth-Nathan,
1937-1940
104
21
Nation,
1935-1941
105
1
National Advisory Council of Independent Small Business-National Anti-Syphilis Committee,
1938-1940
105
2
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),
1935-October 1936
105
3
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),
1937
105
4
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),
1938
105
5
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),
1939
105
6
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),
January-May 1940
105
7
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),
Jun-40
105
8
National Association for the Blind-National Bar Association,
1936-1940
105
9
National Brands Stores-National Bureau of Economic Research,
1936-1941
105
10
National Catholic Welfare Conference,
1934-1939
105
11
National Child Labor Committee-National Committee to Uphold Constitutional Government,
1937-1941
105
12
National Conference on Civil Liberties-National Coordinating Committee for Aid to Refugees of Immigrants,
1936-1940
105
13
National Coordinating Committee of Rank and File Groups in Social Work-National Council for Mothers and Babies,
1937-1940
105
14
National Conference of Christian and Jews-National Conference of Social Work,
1937-1940
105
15
National Council for the Prevention of Wars,
1936-1937
105
16
National Council of Catholic Men-National Convention of Colored Men,
1938-1940
105
17
National Depository of America-National Farmer-Labor Service Bureau,
1936-1940
105
18
National Federation for Constitutional Liberties-National Home Study,
1937-1941
105
19
National Industrial Conference Board-National Industrial Restruction Alliance,
1936-1937
105
20
National Institute of Public Service-National Lawyers Guild,
1935-1941
105
21
National League of Political Economy Study Clubs-National Modern Minute Men,
1937-1941
105
22
National Municipal League,
1940
106
1
National Municipal League-National Music Week,
1940-41
106
2
National Negro Congress,
January-April 1936
106
3
National Negro Congress,
1936
106
4
National Negro Congress,
August-September 1937
106
5
National Negro Congress,
October-December 1937
106
6
National Negro Congress,
1938
106
7
National Negro Congress,
1939
106
8
National Negro Congress,
January-February 1940
106
9
National Negro Congress,
Mar-40
106
10
National Negro Congress,
April 3-24, 1940
106
11
National Negro Congress,
April 26-28, 1940
106
12
National Negro Congress,
May-40
106
13
National Negro Congress,
July-December 1940
106
14
National Negro Congress,
Apr-41
106
15
National Non-Partisan Organization-National Press Club,
1936-1940
106
16
National Public Housing Conference-National Re-employment Foundation,
1937-1940
106
17
National Religion and Labor Foundation,
January-February 1936
106
18
National Religion and Labor Foundation,
March-April 1936
106
19
National Religion and Labor Foundation,
June-October 1936
106
20
National Religion and Labor Foundation,
1937-1938
107
1
National Religion and Labor Foundation,
1939-1941
107
2
National Research Bureau-National Sacramento Appeal Committee,
1935-1940
107
3
National Security Advocate-National Unemployment League,
1937
107
4
National Urban League,
1935-1936
107
5
National Urban League,
1937-1940
107
6
National Variety Artists-Neely,
1936-1940
107
7
Neff,
1937-1940
107
8
Negro in America-Negro Labor Committee,
1937-1940
107
9
Negro Labor News Service,
1941
107
10
Neil-Nelson, George,
1937-1939
107
11
Nelson, Harris-Nelson, Willie,
1936-1940
107
12
Nemoff-Neveleff,
1937-1940
107
13
New Age Bookshop-New America,
1936-1939
107
14
Newark Evening Ledger-New Jersey College for Women,
1935-1940
107
15
New Jersey Labor Herald-Newman,
1936-1939
107
16
New Masses,
1936-1940
107
17
New Pioneer,
1936-1940
107
18
New Republic,
1935-1941
107
19
New South-Newsweek,
1937-1939
107
20
New Theatre League,
1938-1939
107
21
New Theatre of Philadelphia-New World Bookshop,
1936-1939
108
1
New York Central System-New York City League of Women Voters,
1937-1940
108
2
New York Daily News-New York Evening Journal-American,
1937-1938
108
3
New York Herald Tribune-New York Peace Committee,
1936-1940
108
4
New York Post-New York Teacher,
1936-1939
108
5
New York Times,
1936-1939
108
6
New York University,
1936-1941
108
7
New York Women's Trade Union League,
1935-1937
108
8
New York World's Fair-New York Young Republican Club,
1936-1939
108
9
Nicholls-Nixon,
1937-1941
108
10
Noble-Norman,
1935-1940
108
11
Norris-North Englewood Congregational Church,
1936-1941
108
12
Northern Film and Educational Service,
1935-1941
108
13
Norzakian-Nowles,
1937-1940
108
14
Nunn-Numan,
1936-1940
108
15
Oakland Free Library-O'Connell,
1935-1940
108
16
O'Connor-Oeschger,
1935-1940
108
17
O'Fallon-Ohio State University,
1936-1940
108
18
Ohm-Oklahoma Committee to Defend Political Prisoners,
1936-1941
108
19
Oklahoma Labor-Olge,
1937
108
20
Olive-O'Neill,
1936-1940
108
21
Open Forum-Oregon Commonwealth Federation,
1936-1940
108
22
Oregon Conference on Congregational Churches-O'Sullivan,
1937-1940
108
23
Otis and Company-Oxford University Press,
1936-1940
109
1
Paa Torn-Packard,
1936-1940
109
2
Paebar Company-Paine,
1936-1941
109
3
Painter-Palone,
1937-1940
109
4
Panzner-Paraffine Company,
1936-1940
109
5
Pardo-Parmenter,
1936-1940
109
6
Parrish-Parsons,
1937-1939
109
7
Partridge-Pascoe,
1936-1940
109
8
Paskoff-Patrick,
1935-1940
109
9
Patriot Guard of America-Pattillo,
1937-1940
109
10
Paul-Pauloccy,
1937-1940
109
11
Pawley-Pavillian Publications,
1937-1940
109
12
Peabody Journal of Education-Pederson,
1936-1941
109
13
Peers-Penn,
1936-1940
109
14
Penner Electric Company,
1939
109
15
Pennino-Pennsylvania Unemployed League,
1936-1941
109
16
Penrose-Pension Review,
1936-1941
109
17
People's Book Shop,
1936-1937
109
18
People's Committee Against Hearst-People's Daily Newspaper,
1936-1940
109
19
People's Lobby-People's News,
1936-1941
109
20
People's Press,
1935-1936
109
21
People's Press,
1937-1938
109
22
People's Voice-Perle,
1936-1940
110
1
Perlman-Peters,
1935-1938
110
2
Peterson-Petroff,
1936-1940
110
3
Petruzzelli-Philadelphia Hardware Malleable and Iron Works,
1937-1940
110
4
Philadelphia Life and Health Extension Services-Phillips,
1936-1940
110
5
Phi Rho Ri Persuader-Progressive Bookshop,
1937-1941
110
6
Proportional Representation League-Quarterly Journal of Inter-American Relations,
1933-1940
110
7
Read-Roland,
1937-1941
110
8
Rosenthal-San Francisco Industrial Union Council,
1936-1939
110
9
School for Workers in Industry-Society for United Democratic Action,
1936-1938
110
10
Southern Negro Youth Congress-Southern Summer School,
1936-1940
110
11
Southwestern University-Tennessee Valley Authority,
1936-1941
110
12
Texas Christian University-Twentieth-Century Book Shop,
1936-1941
110
13
Ulm-Union Labor News,
1936-1941
110
14
Union Messenger-Union News Publishing Company,
1936-1941
110
15
Union Party-Union Register,
1936-1938
110
16
United Action-United Office of Professional Workers of America,
1936-1941
110
17
United Progressive News-Universal Association of Labor,
1936-1940
110
18
Universal Credit Company-University of Wichita,
1937-1941
110
19
Urich-Utz,
1936-1938
110
20
Vaisnoras-Vale,
1937-1940
110
21
Valparaiso-Vanguard Press,
1936-1938
110
22
Van Hoesen-Variety,
1935-1940
111
1
Vasser College-Vessels,
1935-1940
111
2
Veterans Administration-Vilnis (Lithuanian Daily),
1936-1940
111
3
Vincent-Visual Education Press,
1937-1940
111
4
Vital Speeches-Vogel,
1936-1940
111
5
Vogue Opticians-Voice of the Federation,
1935-1937
111
6
Voice of the People Committee-Von Veitschberger,
1937-1941
111
7
Vorse, Mary Heaton,
1936-1938
111
8
Voter-Vrooman,
1937-1940
111
9
Waas-Wagnew,
1936-1939
111
10
Wahr-Wall,
1935-1940
111
11
Walloch-Walls,
1936-1940
111
12
Walsh-Walton,
1936-1941
111
13
Walwark-Warren,
1935-1940
111
14
Washburn-Washington Committee for Aid to China,
1937-1939
111
15
Washington Commonwealth Federation,
1937-1940
111
16
Washington Federation of Churches-Waterer,
1936-1940
111
17
Waterfront Research Committee,
1939-1940
111
18
Waterman-Wattenscheidt,
1935-1941
111
19
Watts-Wayne University,
1937-1939
111
20
Weakland-Webber,
1936-1937
111
21
Weber-Webster,
1936-1939
111
22
Weekly News-Weinstein,
1935-1940
111
23
Weintraub-Weitershausen,
1937-1939
112
1
Welborn-Wells,
1937-1939
112
2
Welsch-Western Reserve University,
1935-1940
112
3
Western Union Telegraph Company-Westminster College,
1935-1937
112
4
Westphal-WEVD,
1936-1937
112
5
Wexhler-Whit,
1936-1940
112
6
White, Alexander-White, William,
1935-1940
112
7
Whitfield-Whitten,
1937-1939
112
8
Wholesale Book Corporation-Whytock,
1936-1937
112
9
Wide World Photos-Will,
1935-1938
112
10
Willard Hotel-Williams,
1935-1940
112
11
Williams College-Wilsie,
1937-1940
112
12
Wilson, Bernard-Wilson, Walter,
1936-1940
112
13
Winders-Winter,
1936-1940
112
14
Winters-WNEN News,
1937-1941
112
15
Woeffel-Wolf,
1935-1937
112
16
Wolfe, Frank-Wolfe, William,
1935-1937
112
17
Wolfson-Women's Committee for Peace,
1937-1940
112
18
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom-Women's National Press Club,
1937-1938
112
19
Women's Party-Wood,
1937-1940
112
20
Woodrow-Workers Age,
1936-1940
112
21
Worker's Alliance,
Nov-35
112
22
Worker's Alliance,
1936
112
23
Worker's Alliance,
March-June 1937
112
24
Worker's Alliance,
July-August 1937
113
1
Worker's Alliance,
September-December 1937
113
2
Worker's Alliance,
1938
113
3
Worker's Alliance,
1939-1940
113
4
Workers Book Shop,
1935-1937
113
5
Workers Cooperative Library-Workers Defense League,
1936-1941
113
6
Workers Digest-Workers Education Bureau of America,
1937-1940
113
7
Workers Education Library-Workers Independent Cooperative,
1935-1938
113
8
Workers Library Publishers-Workers Protective Alliance,
1936-1937
113
9
Workers Protective Association-Workers Schools,
1936-1937
113
10
Workers Unemployment Insurance Club-Workingmen's Union of the World,
1936-1937
113
11
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
October-November 1935
113
12
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
February-July 1936
113
13
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
August-December 1936
113
14
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
January-March 1937
113
15
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
April-June 1937
113
16
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
July-October 1937
113
17
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
November-December 1937
113
18
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
January-April 1938
113
19
Works Progress Administration (WPA),
June-April 1941
113
20
World Advance Pictures-World's Fair,
1937-1939
113
21
World-Telegram, WYO Labor Journal Publishing Company,
1936-1941
113
22
Yachno-Yale University Press,
1936-1941
113
23
Yates-Yonkers Book Company,
1937-193
113
24
York Brothers-Yormo,
1935-1938
114
1
Young-Younga,
1937-1940
114
2
Young Circle League-Young Communist League (Bronx),
1936-1937
114
3
Young Democratic Clubs,
1936-1939
114
4
Younger-Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA),
1935-1940
114
5
Young Men's Vocational Foundation-Young People's Protective League of Harlem,
1937-1941
114
6
Young People's Socialist League-Youngstown Public Library,
1935-1938
114
7
Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA),
1936
114
8
Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA),
1937
114
9
Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA),
1938-1940
114
10
Youth Committee Against War-Youth News Service,
1937-1940
114
11
Youth Outlook-Youth Protective Committee,
1936-1940
114
12
Youth Research Bureau-Yuster,
1936-1939
114
13
Zabretsly-Zilioux,
1935-1940
114
14
Zimdars-Zureling,
1936-1940
Subseries 5.2: Internal Correspondence,
1936-1941
(1 box)
115
1
Bell, J. R.,
1937-1938
115
2
Brophy, John,
April-December 1936
115
3
Brophy, John,
January-September 1937
115
4
Brophy, John,
1938
115
5
Brophy, John,
July-September 1939
115
6
Brophy, John (Exhibit A in lawsuit against Brophy by William Green),
Dec-38
115
8
Brophy, John (speeches),
1936-1937
115
9
DeCaux, Len,
May-December 1936
115
10
DeCaux, Len,
1937
115
11
DeCaux, Len,
1938-1940
115
12
DuBois, Marion,
Oct-37
115
13
Fleisher, Henry,
November 1937-May 1938
115
14
Fowler, CW,
1938
115
15
Haywood, Allan,
1939-1941
115
16
Hetzel, Ralph,
1937-1939
115
17
Hetzel, Ralph,
1940
115
18
Hetzel, Ralph,
1941
115
19
Koevner, Joseph,
1937-1940
115
20
Lewis, John L.,
1936-1937
115
21
Lewis, John L.,
1939-1940
115
22
Lewis, Kathryn,
1937-1940
115
23
Murray, Phil,
January-February 1941
115
24
Paret, B.,
1937
115
25
Pollak (Ellickson)-Katherine,
1936
115
26
Pollak (Ellickson), Katherine,
January-February 1937
115
27
Pollack (Ellickson), Katherine,
March-November 1937
115
28
Pressman, Lee,
1938-1940
115
29
Sethurst, Walter,
1938
115
30
Smith, Anthony Wayne,
1938-1940
115
31
Welsh, Bernice,
1936-1938
Series 6: Import-Export Bank,
1953-1954
(1 box)
This small series contains correspondence and statements relating to the CIO's support of Senate Bill 3589. SB 3589 sought to strengthen the Export-Import Bank and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
This small series (4 folders) is organized chronologically, with the correspondence and the statements separated.
116
1
Correspondence,
November 23, 1953-December 4, 1953
116
2
Correspondence,
December 9, 1953-December 14, 1953
116
3
Correspondence,
May-June 1954
116
4
CIO Statements on Import-Export Bank Legislation,
[c.1953]