UAW CANADIAN REGIONAL OFFICE (REGION 7) Papers, 1937-1970 (Predominantly 1955-1970) 100.5 Linear Feet ACCESSION NO. 372 The historic UAW-Canada records and papers were received from the Canadian Regional Office of the UAW during the years 1969-1972. Various library materials were donated in 1980 and 1981; these are now part of the Archives library. The UAW in Canada had its beginning during the same 1936 convention that was the start of the international union. The Kelsey Wheel Unit of Local 195 (Windsor) and the McKinnon Unit of Local 199 (St. Catharines) received their charters within three days of each other in late 1936. After the Ford of Canada plant was organized in 1941, General Motors and Chrysler recognized the union and many other companies followed suit. Without the protection of the Wagner Act available to U.S. workers, Canadian unionists faced difficult problems organizing in the 1940s, which perhaps contributed to their reputation of being particularly militant. The union grew to be the largest national or international union in Canada. The principle of union security was attained in 1945 after a strike by UAW Local 200, Windsor, at the Ford Motor Company of Canada. After this strike a Canadian judicial decision provided that all Canadian workers in the union's jurisdiction were subject to dues check-off. This was the well-known Canadian "Rand Formula". The Canadian Regional Director is elected by Canadian delegates, and the Canadian UAW Council meets to recommend policy on Canadian matters, providing some autonomy for Canadian workers of the international union. Canadian Economic Conferences are held to examine particular problems for Canada. All of this is reflected in this regional collection. The UAW has been known as "Canada's Trail-Blazing Union" because it was a pioneer in securing pensions (1950), a guaranteed annual wage (1955-56), pre-paid medical prescriptions (1964-1965) and wage parity (1967-1968). The Canadian Regional office was established in Windsor, with sub-regional offices in Brantford, Chatham, Fort William, London, Oakville, Oshawa, Ottawa, St. Catharines, and Woodstock, all in Ontario, where there are the largest numbers in the union, as well as in Montreal and Winnipeg. In 1968 the main Canadian Regional office was moved to Toronto. UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -2-

Canadian Regional Directors George Burt and Dennis McDermott are prominent in the papers of this collection. Burt was Canadian Director from 1939 until 1968, when Dennis McDermott took that office. Further information about the Canadian Region can be found in the Toronto Sub-Regional Office Collection, in the George Burt Collection, and in the papers of various union locals which are deposited in this Archives.

Important subjects covered in the collection include: Agreements and Master Agreements Aircraft Industry Arbitration Auto Pact (U.S.-Canada) Automation Automobile Industry in Canada Batelle Report on the Canadian Auto Industry Canadian-American Committee Canadian Congress of Labour Canadian Labour Congress Canadian UAW Council Collective Bargaining Economics of Canada Farm Equipment Industry Health Services and Program Labour Law in Canada Manpower Analyses New Democratic Party Ontario Federation of Labour Pensions Plant Location and Re-Location Political Action Rand Formula (Agency Shop) Royal Commission on the Automotive Industry Skilled Trades Strikes in Canada Supplemental Unemployment Benefits Trades and Labour Congress Transitional Assistance Benefits UAW Locals in Canada Unemp1oyment Union Negotiations Union Security Wage Parity Wage Rates Windsor, Ontario Women Workers Education UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -3-

The following list of correspondents includes most persons with at least five letters. Asterisks by the name denote particularly frequent letters. Addes, George Lambert, Gordon L. Andras, A. Lewis, David Archer, David MacBride, Ralph Bannon, Ken * McDermott, Dennis Barber, Harvey McDonald, Charles Beckham, William J. McDonald, Donald Benson, Harry * MacLean, Thomas Berniquez, Gerard Madar, Olga Bickell, Norman Mahoney, William Borovoy, A. Alan Marchand, Jean * Burt, George Marshall, William J. Cassey, Daniel Martin, Paul * Coburn, Carrol L. * Mazey, Emil * Courtney, Richard F. Millard, C. H. DeAngelis, D.E. Moroz, Frank Dodge, William Peacock, Hugh Douglas, Thomas C Reuther, Victor Edwards, Nelson Jack * Reuther, Walter P. Eldon, John Rooney, Harry Fairchild, Frank Schlossberg, Steven I. Forcey, Eugene * Schroeder, Allen Ford, Harry Schultz, Arthur G. Fryer, John L. Sheehan, Dilis Goldberg, Ted * Siren, Paul Green, Stanley V. Smith, Malcolm Hartford, Jerry Specht, George HiHer, Joseph L. Taylor, Jack * Jodoin, Claude Todgham, Ron W. Johnston, Alfred A. Vassart, Maurice Kelly, Herbert White, Robert Kenny, Joseph B. * Woodcock, Leonard

The following abbreviations for Canadian provinces other than Ontario have been used:

Alberta AB Manitoba MB Quebec PQ Saskatchewan SK UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -4-

Contents 201 manuscript boxes Series I, General File, 1937-1970, Boxes 1-48: Correspondence, memoranda, research materials, clippings and other materials on subjects of interest to the Canadian UAW. Series II, Officers Files, 1939-1970, Boxes 49-67. Subseries A: Officers' Files, Boxes 49-60; Subseries B: Correspondence of International Representatives, Boxes 60-67: Correspondence and other papers of union officials, including U.S. International UAW officers, the UAW- Canada directors and officers, and international representatives. Series III, Councils, 1949-1970, Boxes 68-78. Subseries A: Canadian UAW Council, 1940-1970, Boxes 68-73; Subseries B: Other Councils, 1949-1970, Boxes 73-78: Includes various industry-wide councils, skilled trades, office workers, and retired workers councils. Materials in this series are comprised of reports, including directors' reports to councils, minutes, correspondence, research materials and memoranda. Series IV, Union Locals, 1942-1970, Boxes 79-106. Subseries A: All Locals, 1941-1968, Boxes 79-81: Letters sent to each local, including international union letters and letters from officers including the Canadian directors. Subseries B: Individual Locals, 1942-1968, Boxes 81-106: Correspondence, audits, agreements, negotiation papers, and other materials, in the files of Canadian locals. Series V, Companies, 1937-1970, Boxes 107-185. Subseries A: Companies, Boxes 107-170; Subseries B: Companies, Supplementary Unemployment Benefits, Boxes 171-183; Subseries C: Wage Rates, 1966, Boxes 184-185: Materials in the three subseries include reports, correspondence, research materials about the companies, and papers generated from union negotiations, including in some cases final agreements and master agreements. Subseries B is comprised solely of materials on UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -5-

supplementary unemployment benefits, although a few of the papers in Subseries A do include that subject. Subseries C is comprised of four large notebooks on 1966 wage rates, a part of the studies concerning U.S.-Canadian parity on wages. Series VI, Industries, Information and Clipping Files, 1955-1970, Boxes 186-189: A Research Department file mostly from the 1960s, including materials on the agricultural, aircraft, automobile, transportation and other industries, and on some subjects of general interest. Box 189 is a file of articles and reports, as listed. Series VII, Labour Organizations, 1937-1970, Boxes 190-201. Subseries A: Canadian Labour Congress, Boxes 190-200; Subseries B: The Ontario Federation of Labour, Boxes 200-201: Correspondence, reports, minutes, memoranda and research materials relating to two important Canadian labour organizations and various union and political figures. Non-Manuscript Material: Three large boxes of pamphlets published by UAW-Canada, the Canadian Labour Congress and the Ontario Federation of Labour (most, however, by UAW-Canada) were placed in the Archives library. International UAW pamphlets not relating specifically to Canada were also added to the library collection. UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -6-

Series I General File, 1937-1970 Boxes 1-48 Correspondence, memoranda, research materials, clippings, hansards and other papers on subjects of interest to the Canadian UAW, filed alphabetically.

BOX 1 1-5. Addresses of Various Labour and Political Leaders, 1966-1970 6-7. Aerospace Industry, 1969-1970 8. Agreements and Contracts: Requests, 1964-1967 9-14. Agreements: Summaries and Surveys, 19 68-1970 15-16. Agreements: Analysis and Coding, 1969-1970 17. Agreements: Use of Computers in Analysis, 1969 BOX 2 1. Agricultural Implements Industry, 1969-1970 2-3. Aircraft Brief, 1958-1959 (Local 1075) 4-5. Aircraft and Guided Missiles, 1958-1960 6. American Politics, 1969-1970 7. Appeal Cases: Miscellaneous, 1963-1967 8-14. Appeal Cases: Three-Man Committees, Region 1-A and 1-B, 1963-1968 BOX 3 1-2. Appeal Cases: Three-Man Committee, Region 1E, 1968 3-12. Appeal Cases: Nine-Man Committee, 1962-1968 13. Apprenticeship Standards (Canadian), 1968 14-15. Arbitrations, 1968-1970 BOX 4 1-10. Arbitrations, 1968-1970 BOX 5 1. Arbitrations: Miscellaneous, 1967-1969 2. Arbitrations: Attorney General's Committee on Arbitration, 1962 3. Arbitrations: Ontario Labour Relations Board, 1962 4. "Arbitration and the Right to Strike": Brief by George Burt to Minister of Labour, 1964 5. Arbitration Service Department, 1964-1967 6. Automation Survey: Motor Products Unit, Local 195, 1956 7-8. Automation: Conference on Automation (Upper College, Toronto, 1956), Canadian Institute on Public Affairs 9-11. Automation, 1956-1963 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -7-

BOX 6 1-5. Automation, 1964-1969 6. Automobile Industry (Canadian): Historical Review, Report and Drafts, 1964 7. Automobile Industry (Canadian): Correspondence and Information Requests, 1965-1967 8. Automobile Industry: Reports and Brief, 1967-1969 9-12. Automotive Statistics and Reference Materials, 1960-1966 13-14. Automobile Industry: Press Releases and Clippings 15. Automobile Industry: Canadian Content, 1964 16. Automobile Industry: Brief of Local 444 and Report, 1966 17. Automobile Industry: Car Prices, 1966 BOX 7 1-3. Automobile Industry Negotiations: Chrysler, 1967-1968 4-9. Automobile Industry Negotiations: Ford, 1967 10. Automobile Industry: General Motors, Collective Bargaining Chronology and Reference Materials 11-13. Automobile Industry Negotiations: General Motors, 1966-1967 14. Automobile Industry: Studebaker Importation of Volkswagens, 1967

BOX 8 1. Automobile Industry (Canadian): Earlier U.S.-Canada Auto Pact Discussions, 1961-1962 2. Canada-U.S. Auto Pact: Notes, Background and Reference Materials, 1963-1964 3-5. Canada-U.S. Auto Pact, 1964 6-8. Canada-U.S. Auto Pact, 1965 9-10. Canada-U.S. Auto Pact, 1966 11-12. Canada-U.S. Auto Pact, 1967 13. Canada-U.S. Auto Pact, 1968 14. Auto Pact, with Brief by Dennis McDermott, 1969 BOX 9 1-3. Automobile Pact (Canada-U.S. Trade Agreement), 1969-1970 4. Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association (Canada), and the Auto Pact, 1964-1967 5. Autonomy for Canada: 1959 Drive 6. Batelle Institute Report (on Canadian Auto Industry), 1958 7. Bendix-Eclipse of Canada Ltd.: Special Agreement on Retirement and Pensions, 1968 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -8-

8-12. Big Three Committee: Canadian Region, Meetings, 1953-1955, 1957-1958, 1965, 1967 and undated 13-20. Report of Vincent W. Bladen, for The Royal Commission on The Automotive Industry, 1960; Supportive Materials and added Brief, 1959-1960

BOX 10 1. Burroughs Business Machines Ltd.: Pension Proposals, Proposed Amendments, 1965; Local 195 Agreement 2-4. Burt, MacLean and Rooney: Defendants, 1946-1947; Indictment for Conspiracy to Picket During the 1946 Chrysler Strike 5-10. Canadian-American Committee: Reports, Memoranda, Statements, Speeches and Correspondence, 1958-1963

BOX 11 1-6. Canadian-American Committee, 1964-1969 7. Canadian Association for Adult Education, 1954-1960 8. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1963-1966 9. CBC: "What the Canadian Public Thinks of the CBC", 1963

10. Canadian Chamber of Commerce: Directors Meeting, 1962 11. Canadian Civil Liberties Association, 1965 BOX 12 1. Canadian Industrial Relations Research Institute: Reports and Correspondence, 1966-1969 2. Canadian Institute on Public Affairs, 1959-1967 3. Canadian Union of Public Employees: French and English Shop Steward Manual, 1966 4. Canadian Welfare Council, 1969 5. CESSA (Churches on the East Side for Social Action), 1969 6. Collective Bargaining: Chronology of Gains, 1937-1963 7. Collective Bargaining: Staff Committee, 1966-1967 8-9. Collective Bargaining: Conference Transcript, 1961 10-11. Collective Bargaining: Convention, 1961 12. Collective Bargaining: Correspondence and Statistical Tables, 1964-1965

BOX 13 1. Collective Bargaining: "The Influence of International Unions on Collective Bargaining in Canada", by Bryan M. Downie, 1965 2. "Trends in the Collective Bargaining Process", by Dennis McDermott, 1968 3. "Provisions in Major Collective Agreements in Canadian Industries, 1968", by Canada Department of Labour UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -9-

4. "Collective Bargaining Gains by Date of Settlement, UAW-General Motors, 1937-1968"; "Chronology of Collective Bargaining Gains by Select Contract Provisions, UAW-General Motors, 1937-1967", by UAW Research Department, 1968 and 1969 5. Collective Bargaining: Summaries, Memoranda and Miscellaneous Material, 1969 6. "Collective Bargaining Results", by Douglas A. Smith, 1969 7. Collective Bargaining: Conference Report, 1970 8. Canadian Labour Congress: Collective Bargaining Survey, 1970 9. Company Data, 1970 10-11. Conciliation Board Delays, 1952-1959 12. Conference Calls: Miscellaneous, 1969-1970 13-14. Conferences: Aerospace, 1962

BOX 14 1-3. Conferences: Aerospace, 1962-1963 4. Report of the First Conference of the Canadian Committee for Industrial Organization, 1939 5. Canadian Conference on Social Welfare, June 19 64 6. Miscellaneous Conferences, 1964 7. Ontario Federation of Labour: Conference on Education, 1967 8. Conference on Industrial Democracy, 1970 9-13. Canadian UAW Economic Conferences, 1955, 1964, 1966-1970

BOX 15 1. Conference of the UAW Independent Automotive Parts and Supplier Council, 1965 2. Canadian Conference on Social Welfare, 1970 3. Ontario Association for Curriculum Development: Conference on Continuing Education, 1964 4. UAW Clear Water Conference, 1965 5. Farmer-Labour-Teachers' Conference, 1966 6. Leadership Conference on Collective Bargaining, 1964 7-8. Officers' Conference: Canadian Region UAW, 1963 9. Wages, Prices, Profits and Economic Policy Conference, January 1967 10-11. World Automotive Conference, November 19 64 12. Congress of International Representatives, 1944-1947 13. Consumer Credit: Joint Committee, Clippings, 1966 BOX 16 1-2. Contracts: "What's In a Typical UAW Contract?" Drafts, Notes, Copies, 1961-1964 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -10-

3-8. Contracts: Miscellaneous Reports and Materials, 1969 9-10. Contracts: Materials on Analysis 11. Survey of Latin American Auto Contracts, 1970 12. Coding Schedule for Analysis of Collective Agreements, 1968

BOX 17 1. Contract Comparison: UAW and IAM, 1962 2-3. Contracts: Expiry 4. Convention: UAW, 1970 5-6. Cooperative Commonwealth Federation, 1954-1959 7-8. Cost of Living, 1949-1968 9. Divorce Reform 10. Dominion Bureau of Statistics: Historical Tables, 1946-1960 11. Dominion Bureau of Statistics: Publication Requests, 1962-1966 12. Dues Issue, 1958 13. Economic Council of Canada: Miscellaneous Statistical Studies of the Research Department, 1962-1963

BOX 18 1-2. Economics of Canada: Materials, 1963-1964, 1967-1968 3. Economic Conditions in Canada: Drafts of Talk for W. P. Reuther, 1962 4-13. Economic Council of Canada, 1965-1970 14. Education: Reports and Discussion Outlines, 1955, 1958 and undated 15. Education: UAW-Canada, 1965-1966 16-18. Education: Local Union Program, 1965-1966

BOX 19 1. Education: UAW-Canada, Summer School Site, 1956-1957 2-3. The Summer School Delegate's Basic Fact Book, 1966, 1968 4. Union Training Program: Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers 5-9. Education and Summer School, 1966-1970 10-13. Exports to Communist-Controlled Areas, 1953, 1957-1963 14. Fair Rents Committee, 1966 15-16. Farm Implements Industry: Unemployment, 1953-1954, 1969-1970

BOX 20 1. Financial Data of Companies, 1962, 1968-1969 2-5. Ford Motor Co. Unions: Union Correspondence, 1967-1970 6. Foreign Countries and Policy 7. Foreign Trade, 1962-1963 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -11-

8. Foreign Ownership and Control of the Canadian Economy, 1962-1965, 1968 9-15. Government of Canada, 1958, 1960-1968

BOX 21 1. Government Awards for Manufacturing, 1970 2. Grape Boycott: Dennis McDermott Report and Materials, 1968-1969 3. Group Research, Inc.: Investigations from Right Wing Groups, 1964 4. Guaranteed Annual Wage: SUB Plans and Canadian Participation, 1954- 1956 5. Health and Safety: Including Provisions in UAW Agreements, 1967 6-8. Health, Welfare and Fringe Benefits, 1967-1970 9. Royal Commission on Health Services, 1961-1964 10. Hospital Services: Ontario, 1962-1965 11. Hospital Services: Windsor Medical Services, 1962-1967 12. Saskatchewan Medical Care Act, 1962 13. Health: Prepaid Prescription Drug Plans, 1964 14. Health: Home Care Program, 1965 15. Medicare Clippings, 1965 16. Hagey Committee on Medical Care, 1966 17. Physician's Services, Inc., 1966-1967 18. Health Security: Canadian UAW District Council Committee, 1957-1960 19. Health and Safety Committee, 1963 BOX 22 1. Health: Mental, 1964-1965 2. Housing, 1965-1966 3. Human Rights Materials and Handbook, 1968 4. Human Rights Commission of Ontario, 1961-196 5-10. Importation of Cars, 1956-1963 11. Imports of Used Home Appliances, 1959 12. Income Tax on Expenses, 1956-1958 BOX 23 1. Industrial Relations Centres: Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, 1963- 1967 2. Industrial Relations Centre: University of Toronto Library, 1966 3. Industrial Union Department: AFL-CIO, 1958-1961 4. Inflation, 1957-1970 5-6. Integration of Car Production, 1960-1961 7. IAM: International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, 1956-1966 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -12-

8. ILO: International Labour Organization, Reports and History of Canadian Participation, 1969 9. ILO Boycott, 1966 10. International Union, UAW: Reuther Statement on Unemployment, 1959 11-15. International Union: Memos and Correspondence, 1962, 1964-1967 BOX 24 1-2. International Union: UAW, 1969-1970 3. International Union: Financial Reports, 1967-1970 4. International Executive Board Audits, 1961-1962 5. IEB and Staff Council Meeting, 3 0 July 1970 6. IEB Meeting Summaries, 1969-1970 7. International Union: Citizenship Department, 1966 8-9. International Union: Education Department, 1965-1968 10. International Union: Fair Practices and Anti- Discrimination Department, 1964-1968 11-14. International Union: International Affairs Department, 1965-1969 15-16. International Union: Recreation Department, 1961-1967

BOX 25 1-3. International Union: Research Department, 1965-1968 4. International Union: Research Department and the Canadian Region Research Department, 1963-1967 5-6. International UAW: Retired Workers Department, 1965-1967 7. International UAW: Skilled Trades Department, 1965-1967 8-9. International UAW: Social Security Department, 1966-1968 10. International T.O.P. (Technical, Office, Professional) Department, 1966-1967 11-12. International UAW: Women's Department and Canadian Region Auxiliaries, 1960-1967

BOX 2 6 1. Inter-Office Memos, 1969-1970 2. Job Security and Relocation and Displacement Committee, 1968-1969 3. Labour Department, U.S.: North American Conference on Labour Statistics, 1970 4. Labour Archives, 1966 5. Labour Force, 1970 6-11. Labour College of Canada, 1962-1967 12. Labour Laws: Canada, 1963-1968 13-14. Labour-Management Relations, 1963, 1966 15. Latin America: Report of Msgr. George G. Higgins, 1966 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -13-

16-19. Legal Matters: Joliffe, Lewis and Osier, Barristers and Solicitors, Cases, 1953- 1965 BOX 27 1-2. Legal Matters: Joliffe, Lewis and Osier, 1966-1967 3-4. Legal Matters: LaPointe, Levesgue and Gagnon, 1964-1967 5. Legal Matters: Martin L. Levinson, 1967 6-7. Manpower Analysis: Federal Government, 1963-1967 8. Manpower Analysis and Training: Speeches of C. M. Drury, Minister of Industry, 1963-1967 9-10. Manpower Analysis and Training: Speeches of and Releases from Jean Marchand, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, 1965-1966 11. Manpower Statistics, 1950-1960 12-14. Manpower Training, 1962-1966 BOX 28 1. Manpower Training: Select Committee on Manpower Training, Hearings, 1962 2. Manpower Training: UAW Memorandum to Select Committee, 1962 3. Manpower Training: Select Committee, 1962 4. Manpower Training: UAW Presentation, Canadian Apprenticeship Standards, 1960, and Other Apprenticeship Materials, 1960-1962 5. Manpower Training: Ontario Manpower Retraining Program, 1967 6. Medical Insurance: Green Shield and Ontario Medicare, 1968-1969 7. Medical Services Insurance, 1945-1946, 1963-1964 8. Medicare, 1967-1970 9. Medicare Clippings, 1968-1970 10. Neighborhood Groups: Detroit's West Central Organization, 1965 11-12. New Democratic Party: Leaflets and Clippings, 1959-1970 BOX 29 1-11. New Democratic Party, 1959-1970 BOX 3 0 1. No-Raid Pacts, 1954-1957 2. Oakville, Ontario: Property, 1952-1955 3. Office Construction: UAW-CIO in Windsor, 1949-1950 4. Office and Professional Workers Organizing Committee, 1952-1958 5. Office and Professional Employees International Union: 1961-1968 (Local 343) 6. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union (OCAW), 1960-1962, 1966 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -14-

7. Ontario Farmers Union: Leamington, 1966-1967 (Local 374) 8. Ontario Hospital Services Commission, 1963-1964, 1967 9. Ontario Welfare Council, 1963-1967 10. Operating Engineers International Union, 1956-1958 11-12. Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, 1963-1965 13-15. ORIT (Inter-American Regional Organization of Workers)

BOX 31 1-2. Parity (Canadian-U.S. Workers), 1966-1969 3-4. Pensions, 1960-1969 5. Pension Survey, 1964 6. Canada's Federal Pension Plan, 1964-1967 7. Pensions: Portable Pension Bill #165, Ontario, 1962-1965 8. Pension Plan: Chrysler, 1969 9. Pension Plan: Ford, 1968 10-12. Pension Plan: UAW Staff, 1955-1967 BOX 32 1-4. Plants: UAW Area Plant Movement Committee, 1961-1963 5. Plants: Runaway Plants, 1959-1960 6. Plants: Plant Location, Windsor, 1956-1962 7. Plants: Briefs to Windsor Mayor and Council, 1962 8. Plant Location and Relocation: Clippings 9. Plant Location and Relocation: Briefs to Prime Minister and Cabinet, 1962 10-11. Plants: Runaway Plants, 1962 12. Plants: New Plants Under First Agreement, Canadian UAW, 1966 BOX 33 1. Plant Location: U.S. Research Studies, 1960-1964 2. Plant Location: Federal Approach, 1962-1963 3. Plant Relocation: Correspondence with H. W. Lungstrasse, 1964 4. Plant Location: Foreign Legislation, 1960-1963 5. Plant Location: Actuarial Report on Windsor 6. Political Action Committee: Temporary Staff, 1962-1967 7. Pollution, 1965-1969 8-10. Poverty in Canada, 1965-1966 11-15. Prescription Services: Advisory Board, 1961, 1963-1965 BOX 34 1. Press Releases: UAW, American, 1969-1970 2. Press Releases: UAW, Canadian, 1965-1970 3-4. Press Releases: Department of Industry, 1967-1968 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -15-

5-10. Press Releases: Department of Labour, 1967-1970 11. Price Stability, 1968 12. Price Statistics and Movements, 1961-1969 13-14. Production Standards, 1961 15. National Productivity Council, 1961-1963, 1969

BOX 35 1. Provincial Government: Ontario, 1963-1967 2. Provincial Government: Ontario Human Rights Commission, 1965-1967 3. Provincial Government: Ontario, Publications and Ads, 1963-1967 4. Provincial Government: Saskatchewan, 1965 5-7. Public Review Board, 1966-1970 8. Publications, 1968-1970 9. Quebec Federation of Labour Brief, 1968 10. Quebec Releases: UAW Quebec, 1965-1967 11. Rand Formula (Ivan C. Rand), 1946, 1963 12. Rand Report (Ivan C. Rand), 1967-1969 13. Regional Development: Canadian Council, 1968 14-16. Religion-Labour Council of Canada, 1957-1967 BOX 36 1. Resolutions: Miscellaneous, from the Archives Research Files 2-6. Retired Workers, 1959-1970 7. Right to Strike Memoranda, 1964-1966 8-11. Royal Commission on the Automotive Industry, 1960 (Vols. 1-4)

BOX 37 1. Royal Commission on the Automotive Industry, 1960 (Vol. 5) 2. Royal Commission on the Automotive Industry, 1960: Submission of the Government of Ontario 3. Royal Commission on the Automotive Industry, 1960: Submission of the Government of Saskatchewan 4. Royal Commission on the Automotive Industry, 1964: Correspondence and Report 5. Royal Commission on Banking and Finance, 1962 6. Royal Commission Inguiry into Labour Disputes, 1966-1967 7-8. Royal Commission Inquiry into Civil Rights, 1964-1965 9. St. Clair Regional Development Association, 1966 10. Security Act Amendment: Hansards and Correspondence, 1966 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -16-

11-13. Select Committee on Labour Relations of the Ontario Legislature: Reports, Briefs, Hansards, Charts, Correspondence, 1957-1959 BOX 38 1. Select Committee on Manpower and Employment, 1960-1962 2. Short Work Weeks, 1958-1960 3-6. Skilled Trades, 1957-1961 7-8. Small Cars, 1958-1959 9-10. Small Parts and Suppliers, 1962-1964, 1967-1968 11. Social Planning: Windsor United Community Service, 1965 12. Social Welfare: Canada Conference, 1965-1966 13. South America File, 1963 14. Speaking Assignments: Hugh Peacock, 1965-1966 15. Special Collective Bargaining Convention, April 1961 BOX 39 1-7. Staff Meetings: Minutes and Notes, 1947-1970 8. Staff Pensions and Retirement, 1963 9. Staff Interrelationships 11-14. State of the Union, 1963-1965, 1968-1970 BOX 40 1. Statistics on Canada, 1968-1970 2. Statistics: Canadian Corporations, 1965 3. Statistics: Cost of Living, 1965 4. Statistics: Motor Vehicle Manufacturing and Parts, 1964 5. Statistics: Sex and Employment, 1967 6. S t a t i s t i c s : W h i t e C o l l a r E m p l o y me n t , 1 9 6 4 7-12. Strike Assistance Fund, 1962-1967 13. Strikes: Delano Grape Strike (1968) and General Electric Strike (1970) 14. Studebaker Shutdown: Hansards, 1966 15. Successor Employers, 1970 16. Sun Life "Hippo" Plan: Windsor, 1964 17. Supplemental Unemployment Benefits, 1959, 1962-1967 18-19. Taxation, 1967-1969 20. Taxation, Reference Materials BOX 41 1-6. Technological Change: Advisory Committee on, 1957-1965 7-10. Technological Change: Materials and Reports 11. Toronto UAW Office, 1956-1957 BOX 42 1. Trade Mission and Exports, 1962-1963 2-7. Transitional Assistance Benefits, 1965-1970 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -17-

8. Transitional Assistance Benefits: Canada-U.S., 1966-1967 9-15. Transitional Assistance Benefits: Canadian Companies, 965-1970 (Companies listed alphabetically)

BOX 43 1-4. Transitional Assistance Benefits: Canadian Companies, 1964-1969 5. Unemployment Situation, 1951-1954 6. Unemployment: Full Employment Conference, 1954-1955 7-8. Unemployment: National Winter Employment Conference, 1958 9-12. Unemployment Relief Programme, 1954-1958 13. Seasonal Unemployment: F. J. Doucette Report, 1962 14. UAW-U.S. Statistical Studies on Employment, 1958-1961 BOX 44 1-2. Unemployed "Trek" to Ottawa, 1958 3. Dennis McDermott Report on Unemployment, 1970 4. Unemployment: Foreign Labour Market Policies, 1961-1963 5. Unemployment in Canada: Statistical Studies, 1960-1965 6. Unemployment Insurance: H. C. Pentland Report, 1964 7-9. Unemployed Insurance Commission, 1958-1961; 1964-1965 10-14. Unemployment Insurance Advisory Committee, 1956-1960; 1966-1970 15. Civic Committee on Unemployment, 1961 16-17. Union Building Corporation of Canada, 1953-1967 18. Union History: The Winnipeg Strike of 1919, in United Steelworkers' Information 17 (May 1969) and "History of Collective Bargaining" in UAW Local 200, by Raymond J. Houlahan, 1963 19. United Buying Service, 1968 BOX 45 1-4. United Community Services Social Planning Division, 1966-1970 5. United Electrical Workers Research Department, 1967-1968 6. United Farm Workers, 19 68-197 0 7. United Glass Workers, 1964 8. UPWA (United Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers): Women Workers Survey, 19 65 9-16. United Steelworkers of America, 1956-1967 BOX 46 1-2. Universities: University of Windsor Development Fund, 1963-1966 3. Universities: Assumption University, 1956-1962 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office

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4-5. Wage Rates: Comparison between Canada and U.S., 1961-1965 6-7. Wage Statistics: UAW, 1956-1964 8. General Wage Rates: Canada, 1963-1965 9. Wage Rates in Kitchener, 1964-1968

10. Wage Rate Comparison: United Aircraft, Montreal, 1964 11. Wage and Hours: Canadian CPI Index, 1964-1965 12. Wage Rates of Steelworkers: Comparisons, 1966 13. Price-Wage Review Report from Toronto Globe and Mail, 1966 14. Post-War Wage Rates in Canada, 1967 15. Wage Rates: General Motors, 1967 16. Wage Rates, 1968 17. Wage Rates, 1969 18. Wage Rates: Laboratory Workers, 1964 BOX 47 1. Windsor Ontario City Government, 1958-1967 2. Windsor Community Fund and Welfare Council, 1963-1964 3-6. Windsor Community Fund and Welfare Council Social Planning Division, 1962-1965 7. Windsor Economic Committee, 1962-1963 8-9. Windsor Economy, 1954-1965 10. "Windsor Labour Speaks" Radio Program, 1964 11. Windsor Public Library, 1963-1967 12-14. Greater Windsor Foundation, 1963-1967 15-18. Greater Windsor Industrial Commission, 1958-1962 19. Windsor Targets for Unionization BOX 48 1. United Community Services of Greater Windsor, 1964-1966 2. Whited Grievance Case Against UAW Office, 1954-1964 3-4. Women, 1968-1970 5. Women: The Female Worker in Canada, by Sylvia Astry, 1968 6-8. Women's Auxiliaries in the Canadian UAW Region, 1960-1967 9. Woodsworth Book Club, 1967 Work Survey: Mobile Homes, Plastic Plants and 10. Electrical Products Industries, 1966 11. Working Conditions Survey: Alberta, 1969 12. Working Part-Time: Pamphlet, 1969 13. Workmen's Compensation: Appeal Case, 1967 14. Workmen's Compensation, 1963-1964 15. World Automotive Council, 1965-1966 16. World Law Foundation, 1965 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -19-

Series II Officers Files, 1939-1970 Boxes 49-67 Subseries A: Officers' Files, Boxes 49-60; Subseries B: Correspondence of International Representatives, Boxes 60-67. Correspondence and other papers of union officials, including U.S. International UAW officers, the UAW-Canada directors and officers, and Canadian international representatives. Subseries A: Officers' Files BOX 49 1-6. Ken Bannon, 1968-1969 7. Norman Matthews, 1956-1962 8. Emil Mazey: Special Convention Notices, 1967 9-12. Emil Mazey, 1968 13. Walter P. Reuther, 1963, 1967 and n.d. 14. Walter P. Reuther, Jan.-Mar. 1968 BOX 50 1-6. Walter P. Reuther, Apr.-Dec. 1968 7-10. Leonard Woodcock, Jan.-Nov. 1968 11-12. George Burt, Director of the Canadian Region: Personal Correspondence, 1949-1959 13-15. George Burt: Miscellaneous Regional Correspondence, 1960-1961; 1964-1968

BOX 51 1-17. George Burt: Regional Director, 1939-1964

BOX 52 1-10. George Burt: Regional Director, 1965-1967 BOX 53 1-10. George Burt: Regional Director, May 1967-June 1968 11-15. Canadian Region Inter-Office Correspondence, 1962-1970 BOX 54 1-9. Dennis McDermott: Director of Canadian Region, 1968-1969 10-14. Dennis McDermott: Sub-Regional Director, Mar. 1960-Mar. 1965

BOX 55 1-3. Dennis McDermott: Sub-Regional Director, 1966-1968 4-5. Thomas MacLean: Assistant Director of Canadian Region, 1957-1968 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -20-

6. Paul Siren: Sub-Regional Director, 1958-1960 7. George Specht: Sub-Regional Director, 1968-1969 8-9. Arthur G. Schultz: Coordinator of UAW Citizenship Activities, 1963-1969 10-11. Arthur G. Schultz: PAC Director, 1952-1962 12. Allen Schroeder: Education Director of the Canadian Region, 1962-1963 BOX 56 1-6. Allen Schroeder: Education Director, 1964 7-8. Jerry Hartford: Publicity Director, 1949-1964 9-12. Hugh Peacock: Research Specialist, 1962-1964

BOX 57 1-12. Hugh Peacock: Research Specialist, 1965-1967 13-15. Dilis M. Sheehan: Research Specialist, Sept. 1968-May 1969

BOX 58 1-6. Dilis M. Sheehan: Research Specialist, June 1969-1970 7-17. Letters to All International Representatives from George Burt, 1944-1958 BOX 59 1-15. Letters to All Representatives, most from George Burt, and including some replies, 1959-1966

BOX 60 1-11. Letters to All Representatives, most from George Burt and Dennis McDermott, and including some replies, 1967-1969 Subseries B: Correspondence of International Representatives 12. Carl Anderson, 1965-1966 13. Michael W. Andryc: TOP Organizer, 1965-1966 14. Harvey Barber, 1950-1954; 1964-1965 BOX 61 1. William Belanger, 1953-1966 2-3. Harry Benson, 1952-1969 4-5. Gerard Berniquez, 1965-1968 6-7. Norman Bickell, 1963-1966 8. Wilfrid Blackburn, 1964, 1966 9. A.J. (Fred) Brookes, 1950-1962, 1967 10-11. Roy Brown, 1953-1966, 1969 12. Frank Burke, 1962, 1967 13-14. Richard Charlton, 1960-1967 15. Webster Cornwall, 1951-1953, 1963 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -21-

16-18. Richard Courtney, 1948-1965 (continued next box) BOX 62 1-2. Richard Courtney, 1966-1969 3. John Crispo, 1957-1964 3. Robert Davis, 1967 5-6. Jacques Dupont, 1968-1969 7. Gerard Dussault, 1965 8-9. Charles Durocher, 1967-1969 10. Roy England, 1951-1956; 1963-1964 11-13. Frank Fairchild, 1960-1966 14. John Firth, 1964 15. Harry Ford, 1951-1965 16. James A. Franklin, 1963-1964 17. Joe Gorchynski, 1963 18. Stanley V. Green, 1965-1966 19. David Haynes, 1965 20-24. Joseph L. Hiller, 1956-1964 (continued next box) BOX 63 1-6. Joseph L. Hiller, 1964-1968 7. James Hogan, 1964-1966 8-9. Alfred Johnston, 1965-1968 10. Herb Kelly, 1964, 1966 11-12. Louis Laberge, 1964-1969 13-16. Ralph MacBride, 1958-1968 BOX 64 1. Dennis McDermott, 1954-1959 2. Charles McDonald, 1965-1968 3. Hans McIntyre, 1943-1955; 1958; 1965 4-5. William J. Marshall, 1967-1969 6. George Merrison, 1963 7-8. Roland Morin: Community Relations Representative and International Representative, 1965-1969 9. Andrew Morocko, 1965 10-12. Frank Moroz, 1957-1967 13. Ted Oana, 1958-1968 14. Ted O'Connor, 1963 15. Gerrit A.J. Otjes, 1964-1965 16. E.J. Parent, 1950-1967 17. Gordon Parker, 1960-1966 18. Jack Pawson, 1959-1960, 1963-1964, 1966 BOX 65 1. Lawrence Quenneville, 1964-1966 2. Frank Quinlan: Citizenship and Legislative Department Coordinator, 1964-1970 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -22-

3. Harry Rooney, 1963-1967 4. Allen Schroeder, 1951-1961 5-9. Larry Sheffe, 1961-1966 10-11. Paul Siren, 1947-1957 12. James Smith, 1957-1967 13-15. George Specht, 1958-1968 16-17. A.C. Sutherland, 1958-1960 BOX 66 1-6. Jack Taylor, 1953-1968 7. W.L. Taylor, 1949-1952 8-13. Maurice Vassart, 1964-1968 (continued next box) BOX 67 1-6. Maurice Vassart, 1968-1969 7. Yvette Ward, 1965 8-9. Robert White, 1960-1964 10-16. Robert White: Organizing Coordinator, 1965-1969 17. William Wilcheck, 1964 18. Robert Wilson, 1962 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -23-

Series III Councils, 1949-1970 Boxes 68-78 Subseries A: The Canadian UAW Council, 1940-1970, Boxes 68-73; Subseries B: Other Councils, 1949-1970, Boxes 73-78. These councils include industry-wide councils, skilled trades, office workers and retired workers councils.

Materials include reports, including directors' reports to councils, minutes, correspondence, research materials and memoranda. Subseries A: Canadian UAW Council BOX 68 1-8. Reports of the Regional Director (George Burt) to District Council #26, 1954-1959; and to Canadian UAW Council, 1959-1961 10. Report to UAW International Executive Board, from Region 7, District Council #26, n.d.

BOX 69 1-6. Reports of the Regional Director (George Burt) to the Canadian UAW Council, 1962-1963; 1965-1968 7-9. Reports of the Regional Director (Dennis McDermott) to the Canadian UAW Council, 1968-1969 BOX 70 1. Report to Regional Conference of C.H. Millard, Regional Director, UAWA, Sep. 1938 2. District Council and Sub-Council Correspondence and Minutes, 1938 3. Reports of Regional Director George Burt to George Addes, 1939 and to Windsor Meetings, 22 Apr and 8. Jul 1939 4-7. District Council #2 6 and Sub-Council Minutes and Correspondence, 1939-1940 8. Miscellaneous Reports of George Burt, 1940 9-17. District Council #26 Correspondence, Reports and Resolutions, 1952-1956 BOX 71 1-4. District Council #26 Correspondence, Minutes and Reports, 1957-1958 4. District Council: Local Union Election Results, 1959 6-15. Canadian UAW: By-Laws, Minutes, Reports and Correspondence, 1957-1960 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -24-

BOX 72 1-12. Canadian UAW: Council Minutes, Reports, By-Laws, Resolutions and Correspondence, 1961-1965 BOX 73 1-9. Canadian UAW: Council Minutes, Reports, By-Laws, Resolutions and Correspondence, 1966-1970 Subseries B: Other Councils 10. Agricultural Implement and Industrial Equipment Industries Intra-Corporation Council, 1960-1967 11. UAW Independent Automotive Parts and Supplier Council, 1960, 1965

BOX 74 1-2. UAW Independent Automotive Parts and Supplier Council, 1965-1967, 1970 3-7. Bendix-UAW Corporation Council, 1965-1968 8-13. Borg-Warner Council, 1961-1967 BOX 75 1. Duplate Intra-Plant Council, 1955, 1962-1967 2-7. National Canadian Ford Corp. Bargaining Council (earlier called Ford Councils), 1952-1967 8. UAW National Wage-Hour Forge Council, 1961-1967 9-10. UAW Canadian Foundry Council, 1949-1959

BOX 76 1-2. UAW Canadian National Foundry Council, 1960-1967 3-7. National Canadian GM Intra-Corporation Council, 1962-1970 8-11. General Motors SUB Council, 1957-1962 12. International Harvester Council, 1964-1965

BOX 77 1-2. International Harvester Council, 1966-1967 3-6. UAW Kelsey-Hayes Council, 1962-1967 7-8. Massey-Ferguson Intra-Corporation Council, 1958-1966 9. Ontario Steel Council, 1955-1968 10. UAW International Piston Ring Wage-Hour Council, 1961-1966 11. UAW Plumbing Ware and Plumbing Fixture Council, 1960-1967 12-13. Retired Workers Council, 1967-1968 BOX 78 1-2. Retired Workers Council, 1968-1969 3-9. Skilled Trades Council, 1955-1968 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -25-

10-12. Technical, Office and Professional Advisory Council, 1964-1967 13-15. International Truck, Trailer Bus and Trackless Trolley Wage-Hour Council, 1954-1967 Note: For Windsor and District Labour Council, 1963, 1966 see CLC, Series VII UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -26-

Series IV Union Locals, 1942-1970 Boxes 79-106

Subseries A: All Locals, 1941-1968, Boxes 79-81. Letters sent to each local, including international union letters, and letters from officers, including the Canadian directors. Subseries B: Individual Locals, 1942-1968, Boxes 81-106. Correspondence, audits, agreements, negotiation papers and other materials in the files of Canadian locals.

Subseries A: All Locals BOX 79 1. Correspondence: All Locals, 1941-1942 2. Correspondence and Minutes, 1947 3-8. Correspondence: All Locals, 1947-1953. Mostly letters of George Burt to local unions. BOX 80 1-12. Correspondence: All Locals, 1954-1965 Note: A list of the names of the top officers of each local union is usually included with each yearly file. BOX 81 1-5. Correspondence: All Locals, 1966-1968

Subseries B: Individual Locals 6. Local 14: United Gas, Sarnia, 1944-1948 7-13. Local 27: Amalgamated, London, 1951-1961

BOX 82 1-5. Local 27: London, Amalgamated, 1962-1968 6. Local 27: Newsletters 7. Local 27: Audit Reports 8-9. Local 28: Toronto, 1947-1957 10. Local 28: Audits, 1962, 1964-1965 11. Local 35: Chatham, 1950-1957 12. Local 35: Audits, 1963-1964 13. Local 64: Toronto, Amalgamated, 1951-1954 14-15. Local 89: Amherstburg, Brunner-Mond, 1942-1955

BOX 83 1-14. Local 112: Downsview and Toronto, Aircraft Industries, 1943-1966. The local moved from Toronto to Downsview in 1959 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office

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15-20. Local 127: Chatham, Chrysler-Ontario Steel, 1942-1967

BOX 84 1-11. Local 127: Chatham, 1949-1967 12. Local 129: Dartmouth, NS, 1943-1945 13-18. Local 144: Winnipeg, MB, 1944-1967

BOX 85 1-2. Local 192: Tilbury, 1942-1963 3-12. Local 195: Windsor, 1939-1951

BOX 86 1-17. Local 195: Windsor, 1952-1968 BOX 87 1-2. Local 195: Windsor, Audit Reports, 1950, 1962, 1964-1967 3-17. Local 199: St. Catharines, 1939-1963

BOX 88 1-5. Local 199: St. Catharines, 1964-1967 6-15. Local 200: Windsor, 1942-1955 BOX 89 1-11. Local 200: Windsor, 1956-1967 12. Local 208: Selkirk, MB 1965-1966 13-17. Local 222: Oshawa, 1939-1950

BOX 90 1-15. Local 222: Oshawa, 1951-1965

BOX 91 1-3. Local 222: Oshawa, 1966-1967 4-10. Local 240: Windsor, 1948-1965 11-14. Local 251: Wallaceburg, 1942-1954

BOX 92 1-2. Local 251: Wallaceburg, 1955-1957 3-16. Local 252: Toronto and Weston, 1942-1967 17. Local 257: Simcoe, 1942-1950 BOX 93 1-2. Local 275: Welland, 1943-1955, 1961, 1965-1966 3-7. Local 303: Toronto, 1952-1967 8. Local 326: Weston, 1951-1953 9. Local 347: Ridgetown, 1956-1957, 1961, 1964-1965 10. Local 382: Weston, 1943-1945 11-14. Local 397: Brantford, 1941-1962 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -28-

BOX 94 1-4. Local 397: Brantford, 1963-1967 5-10. Local 399: New Toronto, 1950-1968 11-12. Local 421: Sarnia, 1948-1957; 1963 13-14. Local 426: Belleville, 1943-1948

BOX 95 1-3. Local 432: Richmond, BC, 1947-1957, 1961, 1964 4-20. Local 439: Toronto, 1943-1966 BOX 96 1-9. Local 444: Windsor, 1956-1967 10-12. Local 456: Sarnia, 1943-1948 BOX 97 1-7. Local 456: Sarnia, 1949-1966 8-16. Local 458: Brantford, 1943-1957 BOX 98 1-6. Local 458: Brantford, 1958-1967 7. Local 483: St. Catharines, 1945 8-10. Local 510: Ville Jacgues-Cartier, PQ, 1963-1967 11. Local 514: Toronto, Canadian Wooden Aircraft Ltd., 1944-1946 12-15. Local 525: Hamilton, 1948-1958 BOX 99 1-5. Local 525: Hamilton, 1959-1966 6-8. Local 569: Stratford, 1945-1964 9-11. Local 584: Toronto, 1944-1965 12-15. Local 636: Woodstock, 1944-1959

BOX 100 1-7. Local 636: Woodstock, 1960-1966 8-13. Local 641: Ottawa, 1944-1964

BOX 101 1-2. Local 641: Ottawa, 1965-1967 3-6. Local 673: Toronto, Weston and Aurora, 1955-1966 7. Local 675: Toronto, 1945-1946 8-13. Local 676: St. Catharines and Merritton, 1939-1967 14-18. Local 698: Montreal, PQ, 1947-1967

BOX 102 1. Local 700: Barrie, 1961-1962 2. Local 706: Beaverton, 1955-1964 3-8. Local 707: Oakville, 1954-1968 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -29-

BOX 103 1. Local 720: Dartmouth, NS, 1963-1967 2. Local 805: Windsor, 1945-1949 3-4. Local 815: Red Deer, AB, 1956-1957; 1964 5-6. Local 820: Regina, SK, 1956-1957; 1963 7. Local 823: Ridgetown, 1948-1953; 1958-1960; 1964 8. Local 876: Georgetown, 1961; 1964-1965 9. Local 884: Lindsay, 1961, 1964 10-11. Local 890: Chatham, 1951-1965 12-13. Local 948: Montreal, PQ, 1948-1957; 1960, 1962, 1964 14-16. Local 956: Bedford, PQ, 1951-1967 17. Local 984: Toronto, 1946-1957 BOX 104 1-2. Local 984: Toronto, 1958-1968 3-4. Local 1008: Petrolia, 1955-1957; 1961-1965 5. Local 1009: Cornwall, 1951-1952 6-7. Local 1032: Paris, 1949-1957; 1961; 1964-1965 8-10. Local 1067: Milton, 1954-1967 11-12. Local 1075: Fort William, 1952-1960 BOX 105 1-4. Local 1075: Fort William, 1960-1967 5. Local 1087: Edmonton, AB, 1951-1957; 1964 6. Local 1090: Ajax, 1954-1957; 1962-1964 7. Local 1115: Toronto, 1950-1959 8. Local 1136: Oshawa, 1950-1957; 1962, 1965 9. Local 1163: Ste. Theresa, PQ, 1965-1968

10. Local 1176: Hull, PQ, 1952-1957 11. Local 1177: Brantford, 1954-1958 12. Local 1197: Toronto, 1952-1961 13. Local 1213: Renfrew, 1953-1957; 1963-1965 14. Local 1235: St. Thomas, 1954-1957; 1961-1962 BOX 106 1-4. Local 1256: Oakville, 1956-1968 5. Local 1263: Kitchener, 1953-1954 6. Local 1265: Midland, 1956-1958 7. Local 1268: Regina, SK 1954 8-12. Local 1285: Brampton, 1961-1967 13. Local 1383: Dunneville, 1966-1968 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -30-

Series V Companies, 1937-1970 Boxes 107-185 Subseries A: Companies, Boxes 107-17 0. Correspondence, research materials about the companies, negotiations between company and union, final agreements and master agreements. There are occasional materials on supplementary unemployment and other benefits and many reports.

Subseries B: Companies, Supplementary Unemployment Benefits, Boxes 171-183. Studies, reports, correspondence and memoranda concerning Canadian SUB. Subseries C: Wage Rates, 1966, Boxes 184-185. This material consists of four large notebooks of information and statistics on wage rates, a part of the research for the drive for wage parity. Subseries A: Companies BOX 107 1. Accessory Products Ltd., Windsor, 1950-1953 (Local 195) 2. J.D. Adams Ltd., Paris, 1953-1954 (Local 1032) 3. Advance Machine and Tool Co., Windsor, 1946-1952 (Local 195) 4. Advance Steel Company, Chatham, 1956 5-6. Advance Steel Products, Chatham, 1951-1954 7. Aero Caterers Ltd., Dorval, PQ, 1952 (Local 698) 8. Air France, Montreal, PQ, 1959-1966 9. Aircraft Hydraulic Supplies, Ltd., Windsor, 1944-1945 (Local 195) 10. Alitalia, Montreal, PQ, 1964-1966 11-12. Allied Chemical, Canada, Amherstburg, 1960-1967 (Local 89) 13-15. Allied Chemical: Arbitrations, 1953-1967 16. American Motors Canada Ltd., Brampton and Toronto, 1956-1962 (Local 1285) 17. American Motors Canada Ltd., Brampton, 1963 BOX 108 1. American Motors Canada, Ltd., Brampton, SUB, 1963 2-6. American Motors Canada: Collective Bargaining and Arbitrations, 1964-1967 (Local 1285) 7. American Pad and Textile Co., Chatham, 1948-1950 8-12. American Standard Products, Windsor, 1959-1968 (Local 195) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -31-

BOX 109 1-3. American Standard Products: Arbitrations, 1952-1968 (Locals 1087 and 195) 4-5. Anaconda American Brass, New Toronto, 1952, 1957-1962, 1965-1966 (Local 399) 6-7. Anaconda American Brass: Agreements, 1965 8. Anaconda American Brass: Arbitrations, 1955-1967 BOX 110 1-2. Anthes Imperial Ltd., St. Catharines, 1953-1967 (Local 199) 3. Armson Iron Works, Windsor, 1952-1960 (Local 195) 4. Austin Motors Canada Ltd., Hamilton, 1950-1953 5. Auto Specialties Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor (Local 195) 6. Autokraft Corp. Ltd., 1946 7. Automobile Renault Ltd., Montreal, PQ: Service Branch, 1967 (Local 698) 8. Barber-Ellis of Canada, Brantford, 1951-1967 (Local 397) 9. P.D. Bates Co. Ltd., Ridgetown, 1950-1951 (Local 35)

10. Beach Foundry Ltd., Ottawa, 1946-1954 (Local 641) 11. Behr-Manning Canada Ltd., Brantford, 1958 (Local 397) 12. Bell City Foundry Ltd., Brantford, 1955 (Local 426) 13. Belleville Sargent & Co. Ltd., Belleville, 1945-1946 14-16. Bendix-Eclipse of Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1943-1946 (Local 195) 17. Bendix-Eclipse Agreements: Misc. Materials, 1956-1965 BOX 111 1-2. Bendix-Eclipse of Canada, Ltd., Windsor: Arbitrations, 1953-1967 (Local 195) 3. Bradley Machine Co. Ltd., Brantford, 1947 4. Brantford Coach & Body, Brantford, 1942-1954 (Local 397) 5. Brantford Coach & Body: Arbitrations, 1952-1954 6. Brantford Coach & Body: Office Workers, 1952-1953 (Local 1177) 7. Brantford Cordage Co., Brantford, 1956-1967 (Local 397) 8. Brantford Oven and Rack Co. Ltd., Brantford, 1944, 1946, and 1955 (Local 397) 9. Brantford Refrigerator Ltd., Brantford, 1946-1957 (Local 397) 10. Brantford Stationers Ltd., Brantford, 1955-1956 11-12. Brantford Trailer and Body, Brantford: Office Workers, 1953-1963 (Local 1177) 13. Brantford Washing Machines Ltd., Brantford, 1946-1958 (Local 397) 14. Brass-Craft Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1966 (Local 195) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -32-

BOX 112 1. British Motor Corp. of Canada Ltd., Hamilton, 1965-1966 2. British Overseas Airways Corp., Dorval, PQ, 1947-1952 3-10. Brunner, Mond Canada Ltd., Amherstburg, 1942-1964 (Local 89) 11. H.D. Bryant Motors Ltd., Windsor, 1961-1965 (Local 195) 12. Bryant Pattern & Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1948-1959 (Local 195) BOX 113 1-2. Burroughs Machines Ltd., Windsor, 1954, 1959, 1963 (Local 195) 3. Campbell Electric Ltd., Brantford, 1950, 1965 (Local 397) 4-7. Canada Cycle and Motor, Toronto, 1946-1966 (Local 28) 8. Canada Foundries and Forgings Ltd., Welland, 1944 (Local 275) 9. Canada Glue Co., Brantford, 1946-1953 (Local 397) 10. Canada Sand Papers Ltd., Plattsville, 1951 11. Canada Skate Mfg. Co. Ltd. (Bauer Skate), Kitchener, 1952-1954, 1961 (Local 1263) 12-13. Canadian Acme Screw and Gear, Toronto, 1946- 1955 (Local 984) BOX 114 1-2. Canadian Acme Screw and Gear, Toronto, 1959-1967 (Local 984) 3. Canadian Allis-Chalmers Ltd., St. Thomas: Plant, 1950-1959 (Local 1235) 4. Canadian Allis-Chalmers Ltd., St. Thomas: Office Workers, 1957-1958 5-6. Canadian Auto Trim Ltd., Windsor, 1943-1954 (Local 195) 7. Canadian Auto Trim Ltd.: Jurisdictional Dispute, 1953-1954 8. Canadian Battery and Bonalite Co. Ltd. (Olsonite Co.), Windsor, 1950-1965 9. Canadian Bluebird Coach Ltd., Brantford, 1960 10. Canadian Bridge Co., Ojibway, 1943-1945 (Local 195) (See 166:8-13) 11. Canadian Car & Foundry, Brantford, 1944 (Local 397) 12-15. Canadian Car & Foundry, Fort William, 1954-1966 (Local 1075)

BOX 115 1-2. Canadian Car & Foundry, Brantford: Arbitrations, 1953-1955 (Local 1075) 3. Canadian Duplex Ltd., Toronto, 1946-1948 (Local 397) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -33-

4. Canadian Engineering & Tool Co., Windsor, 1948 (Local 195) 5-6. Canadian Fabricated Products Ltd., Stratford, 1953-1957 7. Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co. Ltd., Windsor, Office Workers, 1950-1954 (Local 240) 8. Canadian Foundries & Forging, Welland, 1961 (Local 275) 9. Canadian Industries Ltd., Windsor, 1950 (Local 240) 10. Canadian Industries Ltd., Windsor: Office Workers, 1942-1953 (Local 240) 11. Canadian Industries Ltd.: Arbitrations, 1944-1953 BOX 116 1-2. Canadian Motor Lamp Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1953-1967 (Local 195) 3-5. Canadian Name Plate Co. Ltd., Midland, 1955-1958 (Local 1265) 6-7. Canadian Name Plate Co. Ltd.: Clippings and Articles, 1956-1957 (About the Midland Strike; includes radio script) 8. Canadian Pittsburgh Industries Ltd., Oshawa, 1954, 1961-1963 9-12. Canadian Rock Salt Co. Ltd., Windsor, (IUOE Local 793) BOX 117 1. Canadian Salt Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1951-1960 (Local 195) 2. Canadian Salt Co. Ltd., Windsor: Office Workers, 1954-1959 (Local 240) 3. Canadian Sirocco Co. Ltd., Windsor (Local 195) 4-5. Canadian Steel Co. Ltd., Ojibway (Local 195) 6. Canadian Synthetic Rubber Ltd., Sarnia, 1945 7. Canadian Tire Corporation, Windsor, 1963-1964 8. Canadian Top & Body Corp. Ltd., Tilbury, 1943 (Local 192) 9. Canadian Trailmobile Ltd., Toronto, 1959-1968 (Local 252) 10. Canadian Wooden Aircraft Ltd., Toronto, 1945-1946 (Local 514) 11. Canners Machinery Ltd., Simcoe, 1943-1946 (Local 257) 12. Carhayes Ltd., Brantford, 1959-1962 (Local 397) 13. Carsteel Corp. of Canada, Ltd., LaSalle, 1955 14. J.B. Carter Ltd., Winnepeg, Man., 1953, 1958 15-18. Champion Spark Plug Co. of Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1942-1968 (Local 195) 19. Champion Spark Plug Co. of Canada Ltd.: Discharge Arbitration, H. Strand and E. Decaire, 1955 (Local 195)

BOX 118 1. Chatco Steel Co. Ltd., Tilbury, 1947-1958 (Local 192) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -34-

2. Chatco Steel Co. Ltd.: Office Employees, 1951-1955 (Local 35) 3-7. Chrysler Corp. of Canada Ltd., Chatham, 1953-1966 (Local 890) 8-17. Chrysler Corp. of Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1940-1950 (Local 195)

BOX 119 1-11. Chrysler Corp. of Canada Ltd., 1950-1955 (Local 195) BOX 120 1-11. Chrysler Corp. of Canada Ltd., 1955-1959 (Locals 195 and 444) BOX 121 1-13. Chrysler Corp. of Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1959-1964 (Local 444) BOX 122 1-11. Chrysler Corp. of Canada Ltd., Windsor: Office Workers and Chrysler Arbitrations, 1958-1967 (Locals 890, 35, 240, 444)

BOX 123 1-6. Chrysler Corp. of Canada Ltd.: Arbitrations, 1958-1966 (Locals 195 and 444) 7-11. Chrysler USA, 1960-1968 and Undated BOX 124 1. Cockshutt Aircraft Co. Ltd., Renfrew, 1952-1955 (Local 1213) 2. Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd. (includes Cockshutt Plow Co. Ltd.), Brantford, 1945-1959 (Local 458) 3-4. Cockshutt Farm Equipment Ltd. (Including Cockshutt Plow Co. Ltd.), Brantford: Arbitrations and Agreements, 1943-1966 (Local 458) 5-7. Colonial Tool Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1942-1962 (Local 195) 8. Comet Engines Ltd., Toronto, 1962-1964 (Local 252) 9. Computing Devices of Canada, Bell's Corners, 1961 10. J.H. Connor & Son Ltd., Ottawa, 1945-1958 (Local 641) 11. Consolidated Aviation Fueling of Toronto, Ltd., Toronto, 1964 12. Consolidated Optical Co. Ltd., Belleville, 1944-1945 (Local 426) 13. Corbin Lock Co. of Canada Ltd., Belleville, 1944-1946 (Local 426) 14. Cornwall Motors Ltd., Cornwall, 1950 15. Coronet Television Corp., Windsor, 1952 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -35-

16. Coulter Mfg. Co. Ltd., Oshawa, 1948, 1952 (Local 222) BOX 125 1. Crawford Machine and Foundry, Woodstock, 1953 (Local 636) 2. Crews Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Ltd., St. Catharines, 1956-1958 (Local 199) 3. Crown Electrical Mfg. Ltd., Brantford, 1954 4. Cuno Lighter Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1954 5. Darling & Co. Canada Ltd., Chatham, 1948 6-14. DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd., Toronto, 1942-1967 (Local 112) 15-16. DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd., Toronto, Arbitrations, 1948-1958

BOX 126 1-6. DeHavilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd., Toronto, Arbitrations, 1959-1967 (Local 112) 7-11. Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp., Detroit, 1943-1949, 1953-1959 (Local 195) 12. DeVilbiss Canada Ltd., Barrie, 1960-1962 (Local 700) 13. DeVilbiss Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1942-1943 BOX 127 1. DeVilbiss Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1951-1953 2. T.W. Dodd Machine Works, St. Catharines, 1961 (Local 199) 3. Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd., Eastview, 1946, 1952-1953 (Local 641) 4. Dominion Coal Corp. Ltd. (Etobicoke Division), Toronto, 1959 5-6. Dominion Forge and Stamping Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1943-1953 (Local 195) 7-9. Dominion Glass Co. Ltd., Hamilton, 1943-1952 (Local 251) 10. Dominion Tar & Chemical Co. Ltd., Chatham & Sarnia, Montreal & elsewhere, 1953, 1963-1966 11. Dominion Twist Drill Ltd., Walkerville, 1950-1959 (Local 195) 12. Donaldson Co. Canada Ltd., Chatham, 1955 (Local 127) BOX 128 1-4. Duplate Canada Ltd., Oshawa, 1944-1967 (Local 222) 5-7. Duplate Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1938-1962 (Locals 195, 222, 1256) 8. Dura-Chrome Ltd., Wallaceburg, 1950, 1963 9. T.J. Eansor & Sons Ltd., Windsor, 1948-1957 10. Eaton Automotive Products Ltd., London, 1948-1950 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -36-

11. Eaton Wilcox Rich Ltd., Windsor, 1939-1948 (Local 195) 12. Ekco Products Co. (Canada) Ltd., Toronto, 1966 13. Elcombe Engineering Ltd., Windsor, 1953, 1958 (Local 195) BOX 129 1-3. Electric Auto-Lite Ltd., Sarnia, 1943-1958 (Local 456) 4. Electric Auto-Lite Ltd., Sarnia: Engineers, 1950-1951 (Local 456) 5. Electric Auto-Lite Ltd., Sarnia: Office Workers, 1948-1955 (Local 421) 6. Electroline Mfg. Co., Ltd., Windsor, 1950-1961 7. Electrotube Corp. of Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1953-1954 8. Empire-Hanna Coal Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1948 9. Engine ReBuilders Ltd., Edmonton, AB, 1959 10. Ensign Motors Ltd., Toronto, 1961, 1967 (Local 252) 11. Essco Stamping Products, Ltd., Windsor, 1955-1958 (Local 195) 12. Essex Metal Industries Ltd., Windsor, 1961-1962 (Local 195) 13. Essex Steel and Wood Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1950 (Local 195) 14. Essex Wire Corp. Ltd., Windsor, 1959-1962 (Local 195) 15. Eureka Foundry & Mfg. Co. Ltd., 1944-1966 (Local 636) 16. Excel Metalcraft Ltd., Aurora, 1964-1965 17. F-H Welding Machines Ltd., Windsor, 1955 BOX 130 1-4. Fibre Products Ltd., Brantford and Windsor, 1945-1958 (Locals 397 and 195) 5. Fibreglas Canada Ltd., Oshawa, 1950-1952 (Local 222) 6. Fischer Bearings Mfg. Ltd., Stratford, 1955-1961 7. Fisher & Ludlow (Canada) Ltd., Hamilton, 1961 8. Fitwell Glove & Mfg. Co. Ltd., Walkerville and Windsor, 1944-1946 (Local 195) 9. Fitzjohn Coach of Canada Ltd., Brantford, 1957-1959 (Local 397) 10. Flash Fasteners of Canada Ltd., Toronto, 1958 (Local 252) 11-13. Fleetwood Metal Industries Ltd., Windsor, 1955-1960 (Local 195) 14. Flex-O-Tube Co. (Canada) Ltd., Windsor, 1948-1953 (Local 195) 15. Ford Aircraft (Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd.): Aircraft Wing Plant, 1951-1952 (Local 200) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -37-

BOX 131 1. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd.: Ford Master Negotiations, 1955 2. Ford Master Negotiations: Minutes of Settlement, Jan 27, 1955 3. Ford Master Negotiations: Minutes of First Meeting, Jul 18, 1955 4-5. Ford Master Negotiations, 1956 6-10. Ford Master Negotiations, 1958-1959 BOX 132 1-4. Ford Master Negotiations, 1961-1962 5-6. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Oakville, 1953-1954 (Local 707) 7-10. Ford, Oakville: Company Submission, 1954 BOX 133 1. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Oakville: Union Submission, 1954 (Local 707) 2. Ford, Oakville: Union Rebuttal, 1954 3-6. Ford, Oakville, 1955-1966 7-14. Ford, Oakville: Arbitrations, 1956-1966 BOX 134 1-8. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Toronto, 1944-1955 (Local 584) 9-13. Ford, Vancouver, BC, 1947-1953 (Local 432)

BOX 135 1-11. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Windsor: Office Workers, 1938-1947 (Local 240)

BOX 136 1-13. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Windsor, 1942-1947 (Local 200) (Includes arbitration proceedings, 1946) BOX 137 1-4. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Windsor, 1948-1950 (Local 200) 5-8. Ford, Windsor: Security Program, 1949 (Local 200) 9-10. Ford, Windsor: Union and Company Submissions, 1949-1950 (Local 200)

BOX 138 1-9. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Windsor, 1950-1951 (Local 200) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -38-

BOX 139 1-9. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Windsor, 1951-1952 (Local 200) BOX 140 1-9. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Windsor, 1953-1954 (Local 200)

BOX 141 1-9. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Windsor, 1954 (Locals 200, 240) BOX 142 1-7. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd.: Office Workers, 1955-1966; 1955 Strike, Settlements (Locals 200, 584 and 707) 8. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd.: Operating Engineers, 1956-1959(Local 200) 9-16. Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., Winnipeg, MB, 1944-1952 (Local 144)

BOX 143 1. Frenette Motor Sales Ltd., Cornwall, 1951 (Local 1009) 2-4. Frigidaire Products of Canada Ltd., Toronto, 1952-1956 (IUOE Local 796; UAW Locals 195, 199, 303, 27) 5-6. Frigidaire Products of Canada Ltd., Toronto: Negotiations, 1955 7-12. Fruehauf Trailer Co. of Canada Ltd., Weston and Toronto, 1946-1967 (Local 252) 13. Gallagher Motors Ltd., London, 1956-1957 (Local 27) 14. Gardner-Denver Co. (Canada) Ltd., Brantford, 1952-1956 (Local 397) 15. Garratt Aircraft Ltd., Malton, 1956-1958 (Local 112) 16. General Detroit Corp. (Canada) Ltd., Windsor, 1949-1950; 1959 17. General Fire Extinguisher Corp. (Canada) Ltd., Windsor, 1949-1959 (Local 195) (Also called General Fireguard Corp. Ltd. and General Firehose Corp. Ltd.) BOX 144 1-13. General Motors of Canada Ltd.: Correspondence, 1937-1966 (Includes some negotiation schedules and materials) 14-16. General Motors Diesel Ltd., London, 1950-1961 (Local 27) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -39-

BOX 145 1. General Motors Corp. of Canada Ltd., Montreal, PQ, 1962 (Local 160) 2-12. General Motors of Canada Ltd., Oshawa, 1937-1951 (Local 222) BOX 146 1-18. General Motors of Canada Ltd., Oshawa, 1952-1963 (Local 222, 195) (Includes minutes of negotiations, 1955) BOX 147 1-19. General Motors of Canada Ltd., Windsor and Walkerville, 1937-1962 (Locals 195, 222) BOX 148 1-12. General Motors of Canada Ltd.: Master Agreements and Correspondence and Reference Material Leading to Them, 1953-1965

BOX 149 1. General Spring Products Ltd., Kitchener, 1952 2. General Supply Co. of Canada Ltd., Ottawa, 1951 (Local 641) 3. Glider Guard Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1962 4. John Goodison Thresher Co. Ltd., Sarnia, 1946 (Local 456) 5. Gordon Mfg. Co. Ltd., Wallaceburg, 1951 6-11. Gotfredson Ltd., Windsor, 1942-1955 (Local 195) 12. Graham Nail and Wire Co. Ltd., Toronto, 1957-1959 (Dominion Steel & Coal Corp. Ltd.) 13. Great Lakes Die Casting Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1952 14-18. Great Lakes Forgings, Ltd., Riverside, 1955-1967 (Local 195) (Includes material on strikes of 1964 and 1967) 19. Grimsby Stove and Furnace Co. Ltd., Grimsby, 1945-1946 (Local 805) BOX 150 1. Hamilton Clamp and Stampings Ltd., Hamilton, 1958-1960 2-3. Hay & Co. Ltd., Woodstock, 1946-1960 (Local 636) 4. Hayes Steel Products Ltd., Merritton, 1937-1951 (Local 676) 5. Hinde and Dauch Paper Co. of Canada Ltd., Chatham, 1950-1962 (Local 127) 6. Hogan Pontiac Buick Ltd., Oshawa, 1965-1967 (Local 222) 7-9. Holmes Foundry Ltd., Sarnia, 1950-1967 (Local 456) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -40-

10. Holmes Foundry Ltd. (Rock Wool Division), Sarnia, 1955 (Local 456) 11. Houdaille-Hershey of Canada Ltd., Oshawa, 1944-1948, 1951-1952 (Local 222) 12. Hurlbut Body Co. Ltd., Dunnville, 1960 13-15. Huron Steel Products Ltd., Windsor, 1956-1968 (Local 195) 16. Hydraulic Engineering Ltd., Winnipeg, MB, 1960, 1965 17. IBC Tool & Die Ltd., Toronto, 1955 18. Imperial Rattan Spar Co. Ltd., Stratford, 1944 19. Imperial School Desks Ltd., Petrolia, 1961 BOX 151 1-3. International Harvester Co. of Canada Ltd., Chatham: Office Workers, 1950-1963 (Local 35) 4. International Harvester Co. of Canada Ltd., Chatham: Office Workers, 1945-1956 (Local 127) 5-6. International Harvester Co. of Canada Ltd., Chatham: Plant, 1961-1963 (Locals 35, 127, 398, 525, 641, 698) 7. International Harvester Co. of Canada Ltd., Burlington: Parts Depot, 1958-1962 (Locals 35, 398) 8-9. International Playing Card Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1951-1962 (Local 195) 10. International Tools Ltd., Windsor, 1966 11. Jackson's Purity Bakery Ltd., Chatham, 1948-1953 12. Johnstel Metal Products Ltd., Windsor, 1952-1954 (Local 195) BOX 152 1-8. Kelsey Wheel Ltd., Windsor, 1941-1967 (Local 195) 9. Kelvinator of Canada: Arbitrations, 1956-1965 10-12. Kelvinator of Canada Ltd., London, 1951-1954 (Local 27) BOX 153 1-2. Kelvinator of Canada Ltd., London, 1954-1960, 1965-1966 (Local 27) 3-4. Kelvinator of Canada Ltd., London: Office Workers, 1957-1959 5. Key Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Ltd., Barrie, 1960-1964 (Local 700) 6. Kirby Brothers Ltd., Woodstock, 1960-1962 (Local 636) 7. Kohen Box Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1943-1944, 1952 (Local 222) 8. Kroehler Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Stratford, 1944 9. Ladish Co. of Canada Ltd., Brantford, 1960-1963 (Local 397) 10-12. Lake Simcoe Industries Ltd., Beaverton, 1954-1966 (Local 706) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -41-

13. Lakehead Industries Ltd., Kingsville, 1960-1963 (Local 195) BOX 154 1-3. Leepo Machine Products Ltd., Windsor, 1955-1966 (Local 195) 4. Leyland Motors of Canada Ltd., Montreal, PQ, 1953-1954 (Local 698) 5-6. Libby, McNeill and Libby of Canada Ltd., Chatham, 1948-1957 (Local 127) 7. Link Welder of Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1958-1963 (Local 195) 8. Livingston Wood Products Ltd., Windsor, 1951 (Local 195) 9-10. Long Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1948-1953 (Local 195) 11-13. McCord Radiator Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1944-1959 (Local 195) BOX 155 1-5. McKinnon Industries Ltd., St. Catharines, 1937-1967 (Local 199) 6. McKinnon Industries Ltd., St. Catharines: Arbitrations, 1950, 1952-1954 (Local 199) 7. McMullen-Perkins Ltd., Ottawa, 1945; 1953-1954 (Local 641) 8-9. McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. of Canada Ltd., Mount Dennis, 1947-1959 (Local 252) 10. Magic Popcorn Co. Ltd., Oshawa, 1964 11-13. Manufacturers Plating Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1948-1955; 1963-1964 (Local 195) (Includes 1955 decertification papers) 14-18. Maple Leaf Metal Products Ltd., Windsor, 1953-1959 (Local 195) 19. Marchand Furnace Ltd., Tilbury, 1950-1951 BOX 156 1-2. Massey-Harris Co. Ltd., Brantford, 1936; 1944-1964 (Local 458) 3-4. Massey-Harris Co. Ltd., Brantford: Office Workers, 1951-1953 (Local 1177) 5-6. Massey-Harris-Ferguson Co. Ltd., Brantford: Arbitrations, 1958-1967 7-10. Massey-Harris Co. Ltd. and Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd., Toronto, 1943-1957 (Local 439) 11. Massey-Harris Co. Ltd., Woodstock, 1948 12-13. Massey-Harris Co. Ltd., Toronto: Master Agreements, 1943-1949 (Locals 439 and 458) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -42-

BOX 157 1-7. Massey-Harris Co. Ltd. and Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd., Toronto and Brantford: Master Agreements, 1950-1961 (Locals 382, 439 and 636) 8. Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd., Toronto: Arbitrations, 1962-1968 9. Mercedes-Benz of Canada: Agreements, 1960, 1962, 1968

10. Meretsky, Burnstine and Meretsky Ltd., Windsor, 1943-1958 (Local 195) 11. Metallic Roofing Co. Ltd., Toronto, 1945 12. Mid-Town Motor Sales Ltd., Montreal, PQ, 1950, 1956 13. Mill Paper Stock Ltd., Brantford, 1960 14. Milton Bus and Body Co. Ltd., 1965 15. Minnesota Mining & Mfg. of Canada Ltd., London, 1952 (Local 27) BOX 158 1-13. Motor Products Corp., Windsor, 1942-1959 (Local 193, 195) 14. Motor Products Corp., Windsor: Arbitrations, 1953-1957 (Local 195) 15. Motor Products Corp., Windsor: Office Workers, 1955 BOX 159 1. Mueller, Ltd., Sarnia, 1943-1954 (Local 456) 2-4. Mueller, Ltd., Office Workers, Sarnia, 1956-1957 (Local 456) 5. Frank J. Murphy Ltd., St. Catharines, 1959 (Local 199) 6. Nasco Industries Ltd., Hamilton, 1963-1967 (Local 525) 7-13. National Auto Radiator Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1947-1967 (Local 195) 14. National Motors Ltd., Toronto, 1954 15. National Pressure Cooker Co. (Canada) Ltd., Wallaceburg, 1945-1953 (Local 251) BOX 160 1. National Presto Industries of Canada Ltd. (General Steel Wares, Ltd.), Wallaceburg, 1955-1959 (Local 251) 2. Nickleson Tool and Die Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1960 3-4. Northern Crane and Hoist Works, Ltd., Windsor, 1946-1965 (Local 195) 5. Oak Stamping Ltd., Windsor, 1961-1962 (Local 195) 6. Ontario Hughes Owens Co. Ltd., Ottawa, 1948, 1951 (See also Sperry Gyroscope) 7-10. Ontario Steel Products Co. Ltd., Chatham, Toronto and Milton, 1942-1967 (Locals 127, 222, 1067) 11. Ontario Steel Products Co. Ltd., Chatham: Arbitrations, 1951, 1954 (Local 127) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -43- 12. Ontario Steel Products Co. Ltd.: Master Agreements, 1955- 1965 (Locals 127, 222, 1067) 13-14. O.P.W. Paints Ltd. (Div. of American-Marietta Co.), Windsor, 1953-1962 (Local 195)

BOX 161 1. Oshawa Box and Lumber Co. Ltd., Oshawa, 1943 (Local 222) 2. Otis Elevator Co. Ltd., Hamilton, 1960 3. Ottawa Engineering & Welding Co. Ltd., Oshawa, 1966-1967 (Local 222) 4. Ottawa Car and Aircraft Ltd., Ottawa, 1943-1948 (Local 641) 5. Palmer-Pann Corp. (Canadian Division) Windsor, 1962-1963 (Local 195) 6. W. Victor Peacock Lumber, Oshawa, 1947 7. Penberthy Injector Ltd., Windsor, 1947-1954 8. Perfect Cutting Tools Ltd., Windsor, 1952-1955 9-11. Phil Wood Industries Ltd., Windsor, 1958-1966 (Local 195) 12. Phil Wood Industries Ltd., Windsor: Office Workers, 1959-1960 13. Pink Buick Motors, Toronto, 1959 14. Pitney-Bowes of Canada Ltd., Toronto, 1966 15. Prenco Progress and Engineering Corp. Ltd., Toronto, 1946 16. Progressive Welder (Canada) Ltd., Chatham, 1956-1968 (Local 127) 17. Rayco Stamping Products Ltd., Windsor, 1967 BOX 162 1. Reliance Industries Ltd., Belleville, 1942-1946 (Local 426) 2-3. Renfrew Aircraft and Engineering Co. Ltd., Renfrew, 1957-1967 (Local 1213) 4. Reo Motor Co. of Canada Ltd., Leaside, 1946-1953 (Locals 64, 439) 5-6. Robbins & Myers Co. of Canada Ltd., Brantford, 1946-1965 (Local 397) 7. H.H. Robertson Co. Ltd., Sarnia, 1946 8. Robinson Industrial Crafts Ltd., London, 1959-1962 (Local 27) 9. Romeo Machine Shop, Windsor, 1946-1949 (Local 195) 10. Rootes Motors (Canada) Ltd., Toronto, 1952, 1959-1963 (Local 303) 11. Rubbermaid (Canada) Ltd.: Agreement, 1968 12. Ruddy-Freeborn Mfg. Co. Ltd., Brantford, 1946 (Local 397) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -44-

13-14. Russell Industries Ltd., Toronto, 1960-1964 (Locals 28, 984) 15. St. Clair Processing Corp. Ltd., Sarnia, 1945 16. Sarnia Bridge Co., Sarnia, 1944, 1948 (Local 456) 17-18. Schultz Die Casting Co. of Canada, Ltd., Wallaceburg, 1943-1952 (Local 251) (Continued in BOX 163) BOX 163 1-2. Schultz Die Casting Co. of Canada, Ltd., Wallaceburg, 1953-1963 (Local 251) 3. Scythes McNicol Ropes Ltd., Brantford, 1961 4. Sealed Power Corp. of Canada Ltd., Stratford, 1950-1954 (Local 569) 5. Seely Products Ltd., Windsor, 1947 (Local 195) 6-7. Sheffield Tool & Gage of Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1951-1963 (Local 195) 8. Sifto Salt Ltd., Sarnia, 1945-1958 (Local 456) 9. S.K.D. Mfg. Co. Ltd., Amherstburg, 1951-1953 (Local 89) 10. Skillcraft Ltd. (McKinney Mfg. Co.), St. Catharines, 1956-1959 (Local 199) 11-14. Somerville Industries Ltd., Windsor, Toronto and London, 1952-1968 (Locals 195, 303) BOX 164 1-2. Sperry Gyroscope Ottawa Ltd., Ottawa, 1956-1968 (Local 641) 3. Standard Machine & Tool Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1947-1955 (Local 195) 4. Standard Motor Co. (Canada) Ltd., Toronto, 1959 5-9. Standard Products (Canada) Ltd., Windsor, 1943-1963 (Local 195) 10-13. Standard Tube & T.I. Ltd., Woodstock, 1943, 1951- 1964 (Local 636) 14. Standard-Triumph (Canada) Ltd., Toronto, 1960 15. Steelmaster Tool Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1955-1956 16. James Stewart Mfg. Co. Ltd., Woodstock, 1948, 1950-1961 (Local 636) BOX 165 1-7. Studebaker Corp. of Canada Ltd. (Studebaker-Packard of Canada, Ltd.), 1948-1967 (Includes arbitrations, 1957- 1965) 8. Studebaker-Packard of Canada Ltd.: Office Workers, Hamilton, 1957-1959 9. Superior Airways Ltd., Fort William, 1958 10. Superior Products Co. Ltd., Sarnia, 1957-1959 11. Sydenham Trading Co. Ltd., Wallaceburg, 1945 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -45-

12. Textile Specialties Mfg. Co. Ltd., Windsor, 1953-1965 (Local 195) BOX 166 1. Thompson Products Ltd., St. Catharines, 1962-1963 2. Toledo Scale Co. of Canada Ltd.: Office Workers, Windsor, 1950-1951 (Local 240) 3-4. Torrington Co. Ltd., Bedford, PQ, 1951-1966 (Local 956) 5-6. Trailmobile Canada Ltd., Toronto and Windsor, 1947-1961 (Local 195) (See also BOX 117:9) 7. True Temper Canada Ltd., St. Catharines, 1946-1967 (Local 199) 8-13. Truscon Steel Co. of Canada Ltd., Windsor and Montreal, PQ, 1943-1960 (Local 195) (Includes Canadian Bridge Div. of Dominion Steel and Coal Corp. Ltd., Walkerville; See BOX 114:10) BOX 167 1. Unit Step (Ontario) Ltd., Woodstock, 1960-1961 (Local 636) 2-5. United Aircraft of Canada Ltd., Montreal, PQ, 1963-1967 (Local 510) 6. Universal Button Co. of Canada, Walkerville, 1951-1960 (Local 195) 7. Universal Cooler Co. Ltd., Brantford, 1960-1964 (Local 397) 8. Universal Sales & Service Ltd., Calgary, AB, 1962-1963 (Local 1227) 9. Van-Wilson Ltd., Hamilton, 1951-1965 (Local 525) 10. Viking Pump Co. of Canada, Windsor, 1954 11-13. Volkswagen Yonge Ltd., and Volkswagen Canada Ltd., Toronto, 1956-1957 (Local 124)

BOX 168 1. Volvo (Canada) Ltd., Dartmouth, NS (Local 720) 2. Waffle Industries Ltd., Chatham, 1950-1951 3. Wagner Brake Co. Ltd., Toronto, 1961, 1966 4-16. Walker Metal Products Ltd., Windsor, 1937-1967 (Locals 144, 195)

BOX 169 1. Wallace Barnes Co. Ltd., Hamilton, 1958 2. Wallaceburg Brass Ltd., Wallaceburg, 1943-1945, 1957-1958 (Local 251) 3. Weaver Industries Ltd., Chatham, 1947 (Local 127) 4. Welles Corp. Ltd., Windsor, 1944-1952 (Local 195) 5-8. Westeel Products Ltd., Toronto, 1948-1966 (Local 252) 9. White Mop Wringer Co. of Canada Ltd., Paris, 1961 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -46-

10. White Motor Co. of Canada Ltd., Montreal, PQ, 1945-1947; 1952-1954 (Local 698) 11. Wilkening Mfg. Co. (Canada) Ltd., Toronto, 1945 (Local 675) 12. Williams Norman & Co. Ltd. (Coronet Television Corp.), Windsor, 1951-1953 13. Wilson Motor Bodies Ltd., Long Branch, 1943-1947; 1965 (Local 252) 14-18. Windsor Bedding Co. Ltd. and Windsor Mattress and Equipment Co. Ltd. (consolidated under the latter name, 1957-1958), Windsor, 1944-1959 (Local 195) 19. Windsor Patterns Ltd., Windsor, 1948 BOX 170 1. Windsor Steel Products Ltd., Windsor, 1949-1959 (Local 195) 2-3. Windsor Tool & Die Ltd., Windsor, 1952-1953 (Local 195) 4. Wix Accessories Corp. Ltd., East York, 1952-1953 5-6. Wolverine Tube, Div. of Calumet & Hecla of Canada Ltd., London, 1963-1965 (Local 27) 7. Wood-Mosaic Ltd., Woodstock, 1952-1955 (Local 636) 8. Wrigley Steel Co. of Canada Ltd., Windsor, 1956-1960 9. Yonge-Eglinton Motors — Toronto Motor Car, Toronto, 1953 (Local 1197) 10-17. L.A. Young Industries Ltd. (Young Spring & Wire Corp. of Canada Ltd.), Windsor, 1948-1959 (Local 195) Subseries B: Companies, Supplementary Unemployment Benefits BOX 171 1-3. American Standard Products, 1960-1969 4-5. Auto Specialties, 1956-1965 6-9. Bendix-Eclipse, 1957-1962

BOX 172 1-7. Bendix-Eclipse, 1963-1969 8. Burroughs Business Machines, 1965-1969 9. Canadian Allis-Chalmers, 1959-1961 BOX 173 1-5. Canadian Automotive Trim, Ajax, 1957-1966 6. Canadian Filters Ltd., 1960 7-9. Canadian Motor Lamp, 1957-1967 10. Canadian Rock Salt, 1962 11. Canadian Trailmobile, 1964-1966 12-17. Champion Spark Plug, 1962-1970 *** UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -47-

BOX 174 1-6. Chrysler Chatham, 1957-1969 7. Chrysler Red Deer, 1958-1960 8. Chrysler Regina, 1959-1960 9-11. Chrysler Windsor, 1957-1959; 1965-1967 BOX 175 1. Cockshutt Farm Eguipment, 1957-1963 2. Columbus-McKinnon, 1965-1967 3-4. Coulter Manufacturing, 1957-1967 5. DeHavilland, Office and Local 112, 1963-1964 6. Dominion Forge, 1957 7-8. Dominion Twist Drill, 1957-1965 9. Dover Products, 1965 10-18. Duplate Canada, 1956-1966 (Locals 195 and 222)

BOX 176 1-2. Duplate Canada, 1967-1968 3. Duplate Canada, Oakville, 1957-1958 (Local 1256) 4. Eaton Automotive Canada, 1960-1965 5. Elan Tool and Die, 1965 6-14. Electric Auto-Lite, 1956-1968 15-18. Ford Ontario, 1956-1959 BOX 177 1-10. Ford Ontario, 1960-1968 11. Ford Edmonton, 1957, 1959 12. Ford Montreal, 1957 13. Ford Oakville, 1956-1961, 1967 14. Ford Regina, 1957 15. Ford Toronto, 1957 (Local 584) 16. Ford Vancouver, 1957, 1961 17. Ford Winnipeg, 1957 18. Ford, 1956-1957 (Local 240) BOX 178 1-6. Ford, 1958-1967 (Local 240) 7. Fruehauf, 19 66 8-14. General Motors, 1955-1962

BOX 179 1-7. General Motors, 1963-1969 8-9. Great Lakes Forgings, 1959-1964 BOX 18 0 1-2. Great Lakes Forgings, 1965-1971 3. Hayes Steel Products, 1959 4-13. Holmes Foundry, 1958-1967 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -48-

BOX 181 1-8. Houdaille Industries, 1956-1968 9. International Harvester, 1957-1962 (Local 35) 10. International Harvester, 1957-1963 (Local 127) 11-14. Kelsey Wheel and Kelsey-Hayes, 1957-1967 BOX 182 1. Kelvinator, 1962-1967 2. Libby, McNeill & Libby, 1958-1961 (Local 127) 3. Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chatham, 1961-1962 (Local 35) 4. Libby, McNeill & Libby, Wallaceburg, 1961 (Local 251) 5. Long Manufacturing, 1957-1966 6. Massey-Harris-Ferguson, 1955-1957 7-9. Massey-Ferguson, 1958-1970 10. Massey-Ferguson, North American Combine, 1964, 1967 11-13. McCord Corporation, 1958-1965 14. Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing, 1958 15. Motor Products, 1957-1959 16-17. National Auto Radiator, 1958-1964, 1968-1969 18-19. Ontario Steel Products, 1956-1962 BOX 183 1. Progressive Welder Ltd., 1961 2. Rotary Lift of Canada, 1959-1962 3. A.J. Sales Co., 1957-1961 4. Shurly Works, 1960 5. Somerville (Scarborough), 1958-1962 6. Somerville (Windsor), 1957-1960 7. Standard Products, 1956-1962 8. Standard Tube & T.I., 1957-1964 9. Studebaker-Packard of Canada, 1957-1963 (Local 525) 10. Tube Turns of Canada, 1957-1960 11. Volvo (Canada) Ltd., 1967 12-13. Walker Metal Products, 1957-1964 14. Welland Vale Mfg. Co., 1960-1961 15. York Gears Ltd., 1959-1964 16-17. Young Spring and Wire, 1957-1966 18. SUB Integration, 1955-1959 19. SUB Plans and Tables, 1957-1962 BOX 184 Wage Rates Notebooks, 1966

BOX 185 Wage Rates Notebooks, 1966 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -49-

Series VI Industries, Information and Clipping Files, 1955-1970 Boxes 186-189 A Research Department file mostly from the 1960s, including materials on the agricultural, aircraft, automobile, transportation and other industries, and on some subjects of general interest. Box 189 is a file of articles and reports, as listed. BOX 186 1. Agricultural Implement Industry: Tariff Removal Impact, 1964 2. Agricultural Implement Companies: Cockshutt, Massey- Ferguson Analyses, 1965 3. Agricultural Implements: Clippings, 1963-1966 4. Aircraft Industry (Canadian), 1958-1962 5. Aircraft Parts and Service, 1960-1965 6. Aircraft Industries Research: United Aircraft, DeHavilland, 1963-1966 7. Aircraft Industries: Clippings, 1962-1965 8. Automobile Industry: Automobile Trade Agreement (Auto Pact), 1963-1968 9-12. Auto Pact Clippings, 1965-1966 13. Automobile Industry and The Common Market, 1961-1962 14. Automobile Industry: Economic Statistics, 1964-1967 15. Automobile Industry: Government Information, 1963-1965 16. Automobile Industry: Imports, 1960-1963 BOX 187 1. Automobile Industry Profits, 1961-1963 2. Automobile Safety and Caused Pollution, 1965 3. Automobile Sales and Registration, 1961-1962 4. Automobile: World Markets, 1960-1963 5. Chemicals Industry, 1962-1966 6. Food and Related Products, 1963 7. Glass, Stone and Clay Products Industries, 1962-1963 8. Machinery Industry, Electrical, 1962-1964 9. Fabricated Metal Products Industries, 1963-1964 10. Primary Metal Industries, 1964 11-13. Motor Vehicles Industry, 1962-1967 14. Front Loaders 15-18. Motor Vehicles, Parts 19. Motor Vehicles: Sales and Service, 1963-1966 BOX 188 1. Not Under UAW Contract: Misc. Companies, 1961-1966 2. Office Units, 1963-1964 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -50-

3. Transportation Industry, 1963 4. Strikes, 1965 5. General Newsclippings: Budget and The Economy, 1970 6. General Newsclippings: Employment and Unemployment, 1970 7. General Newsclippings: Justice, 1970 8. General Newsclippings: Labour, Unions, Contracts, 1970 9. General Newsclippings: Pollution, 1970 10. General Newsclippings: Taxation, 1970 11-16. Miscellaneous Clippings, Miscellaneous Dates 17. Transparencies Relating to the Auto Industry BOX 189 1. Bendiner, Robert. "The Age of the Thinking Robot". (1955) 2. Borovoy, A.A. "Indian Poverty in Canada". (1966) 3. Canada Department of Labour. "Collective Bargaining Settlements in Ontario, October, 1969". 4. ______. "Collective Bargaining Settlements in Ontario, March, 1970". 5. ______. "Discrimination in Employment: A Selected Annotated Bibliography". (1970) 6. ______. "Labour and Industrial Research in Canada: Progress Report". (1968) 7. Co-op Housing Foundation, Ottawa. "Submission on Housing". (1968) 8. Dempsey, R.E. and D.F. Schmude. "How Consumer Spending for Automobiles Creates Jobs". (1969) 9. Economic Council of Canada. "Selected Charts". (1967)

10. English, H. Edward. "Canadian Policy on Automobiles and Parts". (1964) 11. Irvine, Russell. "Budget Analysis" and "Taxes and Growth". (1963) 12. Kassalow, Everett M. "White Collar Unionism in Western Europe". (1963) 13. McDermott, Dennis. "Brief on the Canadian-U.S. Automotive Products Agreement". (1969) 14. MacEachen, Allen J. "Canadian Manpower Training Program". (1969) 15. Maguire, J.F. "The Public Service Alliance Approach to Collective Bargaining". (1967) 16. Munk, Michael. "Revolution on the Farm". (1963) 17. Slater, David W. "Some Problems of Taxation in Canada". (1963?) 18. UAW. "Chronology of Work Stoppages Involving 10,000 or More Workers, 1937-1964". 19. ______. "General Motors Corporation, 1962" and Auto Companies Descriptions. UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -51-

20-21. ______. Lists of 1968 Strikes. 22. ______. "Safety Eguipment and Wearing Apparel Provisions in UAW Agreements". (1967) 23. ______. Statement on Assembled and Processed Articles Tariff. (1970) 24. ______. "Wage Parity for American and Canadian Workers". (1967) 25. ______. "What's in a Typical Canadian UAW Contract?" (1965) 26. Willow Park Housing Co-op, Winnipeg. "Brief on Housing". (1968) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -52-

Series VII Labour Organizations, 1937-1970 Boxes 190-201 Subseries A: Canadian Labour Congress, Boxes 190-200. Subseries B: The Ontario Federation of Labour, Boxes 200-201. Correspondence, reports, minutes, memoranda and research materials relating to two important Canadian labour organizations, and various union and political figures. Subseries A: Canadian Labour Congress BOX 190 1-2. Canadian Congress of Labour Meetings with Trades and Labour Congress: Possible Merger, 1954-1956 3. Brief to Select State Commission on Agriculture: House of Commons, 1961 4. CLC Automotive Safety Statement, 1967 5-11. CLC Committee on Automation and Technological Change, 1966-1969 12. CLC Brief on Consumer Credit, 1957 13-14. CLC Convention, 1966 BOX 191 1. CLC Documents, 1963-1964 2. CLC Economics and Labour Mgt. Statements, 1962-1964 3-5. CLC Education Department, 1963, 1966-1967 6-8. CLC Executive File, 1966-1968 9-11. Farm Implement Workers, 1963-1964, 1966 12-13. Farm Implement Workers Council, 1954-1967 14-15. Farm Implement Workers Council Pamphlets: Reports and Flyers, 1954-1961 16. CLC Brief to the Royal Commission on Farm Machinery, 1968

BOX 192 1. CLC Financial Reports, 1962-1964 and n.d. 2-4. CLC International Affairs Committee, 1957-1965 5. Course on International Affairs, 1958-1963, in 2 vols. BOX 193 1. International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, 1962-1965 2-3. Legal Documents: Umpire Decisions, 1964-1968 (non-UAW unions) 4-5. CLC Memoranda to the Government, 1965, 1970 (See also BOX 199) UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -53-

6. CLC Misc. Memoranda, 1964 7. CLC Misc. Resolutions and Correspondence, 1963 8-14. CLC National Committee on Employment, 1960-1965 15-18. CLC Newsletters and Press Releases, 1963-1965 19. Political Education, 1964 20. CLC Programme for Reform, 1970 BOX 194 1. CLC Tax Reform Brief, 1970 2. Windsor and District Labour Council Full Employment Committee (CLC), 1960 3-6. Windsor and District Labour Council, 1961-1966 7. Work Standards and Job Evaluation, 1937, 1959, 1960, 1962 8-17. Research Department's CLC Correspondence, 1962-1970 BOX 195 1-7. CLC Correspondence, 1959-1961 BOX 196 1-8. CLC Correspondence, 1962-1965 BOX 197 1-11. CLC Correspondence, 1966-1968 BOX 198 1-12. CLC Information Letters, 1966-1970 BOX 199 1-3. CLC Reports, 1963-1965 4. CLC Constitution, 1966, and Misc. Pamphlets on CLC 5. CLC Leaflets and Memoranda 6. CLC Brief on Farm Implement Prices, 1961 7-9. CLC Statistical Reports, 1970-1972 10. CLC Labour Bibliography, 1968 11. Quebec Conference Papers: Operation Participation Employeurs-Salaries, 1969 12-13. Labour Research (Bulletin of CLC Research Department), 1951-1962 (notebook)

BOX 200 1-2. CLC Highlights and Notes on Publications. 1962-1966, 1968 3. CLC Economic Bulletin. 1968 4. Manpower Statistics (Canadian Government), 1967-1970 5-8. Facts and Figures of the Automotive Industry (Canada), 1968-1970 UAW Region 7 Canadian Regional Office -54-

9. Miscellaneous Strike Leaflets and Labour Notices, 1969 and n.d.

Subseries B: Ontario Federation of Labour 10-14. Ontario Federation of Labour: Correspondence and Reports, 1958-1962 15. Ontario Federation of Labour: Wages and Hours Report, 1962 16. Unemployment Insurance Clippings, 1962-1963 17-19. OFL Correspondence and Reports, 1963 BOX 201 1-12. Ontario Federation of Labour: Correspondence and Reports, 1964-1969 13. OFL Labour Review Oct 1962; Mar-Jun 1964; May-Jun, Nov 1965 14. OFL Facts and Figures. Mar 1969; Feb 1970