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The James Lindahl Papers

Papers, 1930s-1950s

29 linear feet

Accession #1061 OCLC # DALNET #

James Lindahl was born in in 1911. He served as Recording Secretary for the UAW-CIO Packard Local 190 and edited its newspaper in the 1930s and 1940s. Mr. Lindahl left the local in 1951 feeling that the labor movement no longer had a place for him. He earned a Master's degree from Wayne State University in Sociology in 1954 and later earned his living as a self-employed publisher in the Detroit area in various fields including retail, banking, and medicine.

The James Lindahl Collection contains proceedings, reports, newspaper clippings, and election information pertaining to the UAW-CIO and its Packard Local 190 from the 1930s into the early 1950s. It also contains Mr. Lindahl's graduate school papers on local union membership and participation. The collection also contains publications, including pamphlets, books, periodicals, flyers and handbills, from many organizations such as the UAW, CIO, other labor unions and organizations, and the U.S. from the 1930s into the early 1950s.

Important subjects in the collection:

UAW-CIO Packard Local 190 Union political activities Union leadership Ku Klux Klan Union membership Packard Motor Car Company

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CONTENTS

29 Storage Boxes

Series I: General files, 1937-1953 (Boxes 1-6)

Series II: Publications (Boxes 7-29)

NON-MANUSCRIPT MATERIAL Approximately 12 union contracts and by-laws were transferred to the Archives Library. 3 James Lindahl Collection

Arrangement The collection is arranged into two series. In Series I (Boxes 1-6), folders are simply listed by location within each box. They are not arranged, so any given subject may be dispersed throughout several boxes. The materials in Series II (Boxes 7- 29), are not arranged in any order; they are maintained in the original order received.

Series I Box 1

1. Packard; Disputes, 1946-50 2. ; Plant (printed material), 1940-50 3. ; Company contracts with Local 190 4. ; Local Right Wing campaigns, 1937-51 5. ; Unity Caucus, 1937-39 6. ; clippings, 1947-59 7. LU 190; Caucus minutes, 1938-51 8. ; Special meetings, 1948-50 9. ; Homer Martin Progressive Caucus, 1937-39 10. ; Murdock Caucus, 1939-43 11. ; Unity Caucus, 1937-39 12. ; Urban Caucus, 1946-51 13. Labor-related clippings, 1941-66 14. LU 190; East Side Region Caucus, 1947 15. UAW-CIO; Committees, 1943 16. ; Education Meetings, 1940-50 17. ; Executive Board Recommendations, 1940-49 18. LU 190; Membership minutes, 1937-43 19. ; Executive election, 1947 20. ; Membership minutes, 1946-51 21. ; Resolutions, 1938-45 22. ; Membership participation, 1937-51 23. ; Union participation, 1937-51 24. ; Election, 1952 25. ; Election results, 1938-50 26. ; Chief stewards, 1939-50 27. ; minutes, 1939-50 28. ; Steward's list, 1938-40 29. ; District Stewards, 1942-50 30. ; Election slates; Local 190, 1937-39 31. ; Guaranteed annual wages, 1950-55 32. ; Local 190 by-laws, 1940-50 4 James Lindahl Collection

Box 2

1. CIO Labor Council News Service, 1947-48 2-3. UAW-CIO negotiations, 1937-48 4. UAW-CIO International Executive Board (IEB) minutes, 1936-48 5. UAW letters/CIO Political Action Committee Newsletter, 1936-56 6-7. UAW-CIO conventions, 1937-42 8. ; paperwork/files, 1935-55 9. ; News Release, 1940-50 10. "Voice of the CIO" Broadcast, 1936-42 11. UAW-CIO letters, reports, 1938-51 12. ; pension plans for Ford, Stesard, Packard, 1950 13. ; resolutions, to the IEB, 1938-51 14. ; meetings of the IEB, 1938-51 15. ; grievance notices, 1948-52 16. Legislation, 1940-50 17. UAW-CIO election sheets, tallies, 1942-47 18. ; quotations, 1938-39 19. ; Committees, 1938-51 20. International Union Workers; memos and corr., 1935-42 21-22. UAW-CIO memos and corr., 1935-42

Box 3

1. Negro discrimination clippings, 1935-51 2. UAW clippings, 1937-50 3. Carbon Copy, 1941-47 News Flash, 1946-48 PAC, 1946-48 4. Far Eastern Survey, 1945-47 5. The Hour, 1941-43 6-7. In Fact, 1944-48 8. "Research Bulletin," 1940-41 9. Ku Klux Klan; clippings, letters, agreements, 1930-50 10. United Automobile Worker, 1940-50 11. Packard Local 190 newspaper, 1939-56 12. Citizen CIO Vote Labor, 1937-49 13. Detroit Free Press clipping, 1943 14. Detroit News clippings, 1937-43 15. Local 190 newspaper clippings, 1937-63 16. Leaflets, 1944-48 17. Flyers, bulletins, comics, 1930-53 5 James Lindahl Collection

18. "PAC Pipeline," bulletins, 1946-48 19. Work to Win newspaper, 1942 20. Detroit Times, 1942-50 21-22. Clippings and comics, 1939-49 23-24. Flyers and bulletins, 1930-53

Box 4

1. UAW Washington's Newsflash, 1943-44 2. PAC Political Action, 1940-49 3. The Score labor mag., 1947-49 4. Packard Local 190, Local Union Election Slates, 1945-47 5. Clippings and letter, 1938-53 6. CIO Pamphlets; John Lewis, 1945-47 7. Packard Local 190; Executive Board minutes, 1936-46 8. History of Trade Unions in , 1944 9. Local 190 leaflets, 1935-51 10. ; EB minutes, 1947-51 11. UAW-CIO corr. to local unions, 1937-46 12. International UAW Research Bulletin, 1941-44 13. International Union UAW-CIO communications, 1940-49 14. Packard Motor Car Co., 1937-53

Box 5

1. Bargaining Bulletin for Chrysler Workers, 1961-64 2. War Policy Division Bulletin, 1942-43 3. UAW-CIO Administrative Newsletter, 1948-50 4. "Some Institutional Factors in Union Decision Making," by J. Lindahl, 1953 5. "Membership participation in a Local Union," by J. Lindahl, 1954 6. "An Ecological Study of Seniority Workers," by J. Lindahl, 1954 7. "Processes of Decision-Making in a Local Union," J. Lindahl M.A. thesis, 1954 8. "The Union Official as an Urban Type," by J. Lindahl, 1953 9. KKK letters to members, 1940-41 10-11. Buehrle v. Murdock proceedings, 1942 12. Ford Motor Co. NLRB cases, 1940 13. "Bases of Future Labor-Mgt. Cooperation," paper of Lindahl, 1952 14-15. LU 190 Grievance notices, 1947-50 6 James Lindahl Collection

Box 6

1. Civil rights and women’s issues 2. Clippings, 1930s-1940s 3. Correspondence, undated and 1937-1944 4. Correspondence, 1945-1951 5. Dodge Main News, 1937 6. Greater Detroit & Wayne County Industrial Union Council 7. Labor’s Non-Partisan League, Michigan and Wayne County 8. Labor’s Non-Partisan League, National 9. Martin, Homer 10-11. Meeting minutes, various organizations 12-14. Michigan CIO Council 15. Michigan State CIO Council Political Action Committee 16. Michigan State Industrial Union Council 17. People’s Institute of Applied Religion 18-19. Reports and proposals, various organizations 20-21. Statements and speeches 22. Tenerowicz, Congressman Rudolph 23-26. UAW-CIO, 1930s-1940s 27. Union activities, Detroit and Michigan 28. Union resolutions, statements, agreements 29. United Automobile, Aircraft, Agricultural Implement Workers of America, undated and 1942-1944 30. United Automobile, Aircraft, Agricultural Implement Workers of America, 1945-1951 31. United Automobile Workers of America, undated and 1937 32. United Automobile Workers of America, 1938 33. United Automobile Workers of America, 1939-1950

Series II Box 7 • Victory Through Unionism, Pile Drivers, Bridge, Wharf and Dock Builders Local Union No. 34, undated (2) • The American Way of Life, by Ralph B. Putnam, undated • Songs for Seamen, National Maritime Union, CIO, September 1947 • Price Tag on the Ballot, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, undated • The Answer to …”Unions in Politics,” Michigan C.I.O Council, undated • The CIO and the War, Congress of Industrial Organizations, December 1939 • CIO’s 1941 Legislative Program, CIO Executive Board, January 1941 • CIO: What it is…and How it Came to Be, 2d ed. February 1939 • CIO: What it is…and How it Came to Be, 3d ed. May 1941 7 James Lindahl Collection

• Charting the Victory, by , May 1943 • Wages and Profits, speech by Philip Murray, CIO, February 1941 (2) • It Makes Sense, United Fund, United Health and Welfare Fund, undated • Murray and Addes: Always Working Together for the Membership of the UAW and CIO, 1947 • Security for , Congress of Industrial Organizations, April 1940 • CIO’s 1940 Legislative Program for Jobs, Security and Peace, January 1940 • Remember Taft-Hartley, CIO Political Action Committee, probably 1947 • A Guide to the Preparation of By-Laws for Local Unions of the UAW-CIO, Legal Department, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, 3d ed., November 1946 • Workers and National Defense, U.S. Department of Labor, September 1940 • Radio Handbook, C.I.O. Political Action Committee, undated • PAC Radio Handbook, by Joseph Gaer, CIO Political Action Committee, probably 1946 (2) • Farmers in 1944, by Charles J. Coe, Farm Research Inc., March 1944 • The People’s Plan for Reconversion, CIO Political Action Committee, after 1944 • The Enemy at Home, National Maritime Union of America, February 1943 • Compiled Michigan law to Regulate Labor Unions, Greater Detroit & Wayne County Industrial Union Council-CIO, circa 1949 • Michigan CIO’s 1941 Legislative Program, Legislative Committee, Michigan State Industrial Union Council, February 1941 (2) • The CIO and Labor Unity, Congress of Industrial Organizations, undated (2) • Subsidies are Fire Engines, Consumers Division, UAW-CIO, undated • Political Primer for All , Department of Research and Education, CIO, after 1943 • WPA Must Be Maintained for Victory and Post-War Period, WPA & Welfare Department, UAW-CIO, circa 1942 • Everything We Have, CIO Political Action Committee, undated • The CIO and National Defense, Executive Board of the CIO, June 4, 1940 • What is PAC?, CIO Political Action Committee, after 1948 • UAW Contract Clauses, UAW-CIO International Correspondence Course, Lesson 7, undated • You Want Unity, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • America Today: An Economic Review, District Eleven, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, February 14, 1949 • Came the Revolution, by Howard Brayman, Institute of Economic Affairs, University, 1953 • A Speech and a Pledge by the Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Morgenthau Jr., September 9, 1941 • We Are For H.R. 2827: Report of the Committee on Labor to the U.S. Congress, National Joint Action Committee for Genuine Social Insurance, May 1935 • Labor Fights for Social Security, A.F. of L. Committee on Unemployment Insurance and Relief, probably 1935 • Arranging Shifts for Maximum Production, U.S. Department of Labor, Division of Labor Standards, 1942 • Workers: How the Wage-Hour Law Affects You, U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division, 2d ed., October 1940 8 James Lindahl Collection

• Customer’s Notice, handbill, Kroger Strike Committee, AF of L and CIO, undated • What and Why is the USHA?, U.S. Housing Authority, after 1937 • The New Veteran: As Veterans See It, Vol. I, No. 8-9, May-June 1945 • Statement of Policy for the UAW-CIO, International Executive Board, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, April 19, 1946 • On Every Front: CIO Works, Fights, Gives, National CIO War Relief Committee, undated • Put a Supermarket in Your Food Budget, UAW-CIO Education Department, 1946 • The Case of Susan Smith: How to Organize Child Care Centers, Child Care Committee, Wayne County CIO Council, undated • Report to President Philip Murray, Committee Appointed to Investigate Breach Within the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, May 16-17, 1947 • The Truth of the Currier Situation, Detroit Building Trades Council, after 1938 • The Case of Mary X, United Office and Professional Workers of America, after 1945 • Purchasing Power for Prosperity, International Union, UAW-CIO, GM Department, 1945 (2) • The Detroit-Wayne County Tool & Die Council Salutes the UAW-CIO Convention Delegates, 1947 (2) • International Labor Conference, Sixth Annual Report, 1954 • Report on the Michigan Legislature, Michigan CIO Council, January 5-May 20, 1949 • Heroes Today, Tramps Tomorrow?, Education Department, National Maritime Union, November 1943 (2) • The River Rat Murder Case: The NMU Post-War Program, by Aleine Austin, Education Department, National Maritime Union, April 1945 • After the War—What?, Post-war program of the CIO Maritime Committee, September 1944 • Jobs for All After the War, CIO Political Action Committee, after 1944 • Why the Wagner Act Should Not be Amended, Congress of Industrial Organizations, Legal Department, February 1939 • Production Moves Ahead: 6th Report by the Director of War Mobilization and Reconversion, April 1, 1946 • The CIO and the White Collar Worker, United Office and Professional Workers of America, undated • Analysis and Report of Spring Election 1941, Prepared for Labor’s Non-Partisan League of Wayne County, by Charles F. Edgecomb, probably 1941 • They Won’t Talk: An Open Letter to Detroit Women, Neisner Strike Facts, Vol. 1, No. 1, December 19, 1940 • Do You Know What to Do?, Wayne County CIO Council, undated • Political Action and Legislative Program in Michigan 1943, Michigan CIO Council (2) • Bretton Woods is No Mystery, by Joseph Gaer, UAW-CIO, circa 1944 • Minutes of Proceedings of War Emergency Conference, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, April 1942 (2) • A Message to the Delegates to the War Emergency Conference, UAW-CIO Unemployment Compensation Department, April 1942 • Minutes of Special War Policy Conference, International Union UAW-CIO, May 1943 9 James Lindahl Collection

• Duties of Local Union Financial Officers, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, May 1942 • The Defense Program: A Handbook for Speakers, Division of Information, Office for Emergency Management, 1941 • Proceedings, Eleventh Annual Convention, Michigan CIO Council, 1949 • Eviction Notice to Joe Worker, Housing Department, UAW, undated • Building the Union: A Handbook for Local Union Education Committees, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, January 1945 • It’s Your Union, Sister!, Education Department, Ford Local 600, UAW-CIO, undated • Wage Stabilization and Post-War Security, Department, UAW-CIO, 1943 • Report of the War Policy Division, UAW-CIO, March 5, 1943 • Report of the War Policy Division, UAW-CIO, December 11, 1942 • It’s Your Union: NMU Election Year 1944, National Maritime Union, January 1944 (2) • Problems & Answers, by R.J. Thomas, International Union, UAW-CIO, 1945 • When War Ends: Proposals for Post-War Employment in the Automotive Industries, by R.J. Thomas, Education Department, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, probably 1945 • The Steelworkers’ Case for Wages, Pensions and Social Insurance, by Philip Murray, United Steelworkers of America, circa 1949 • Education Handbook for Local Union Committees, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, undated • Legislative Report 1945 Session, Michigan CIO Council • Your New Taxes—Wage Cut or War Aid?, Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1944 • State Absentee Voting and Registration Laws, Office of War Information, September 1943 • Facing the Job of Housing Negroes: A Basic Guide for Collection Action, CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination and CIO Committee on Housing and Community Development, rev. March 1947 • Evolution Applied to , address by Geo. T. Christopher, Society of Automotive Engineers, January 9, 1947 • The Kourier, Vol. 12, No. 7, June 1936, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Inc. • The Practice of Klanishness, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Inc., 1924 • The International Jew: The Jew in Character and Business, reprint from Dearborn Independent, May 22, 1920, Knights of the Ku Klux Kan, 1941 • Labor’s Way to Victory, Congress of Industrial Organizations, circa 1942 • Labor and Politics, AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education, undated • Civil Rights Guardian, General Motors Strike Number, Conference for the Protection of Civil Rights, probably 1937 (2) • He’s Nobody’s Fool, Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • R.J. Thomas Speaks on Seniority in UAW, Headlines and Pictures, International UAW-CIO Fair Practices Committee, July 1945 • They Paid with Tears, UAW-CIO War Policy Committee, undated • What Labor Wants, by Joseph Gaer, reprint from Readers Scope , undated • A Political Challenge to Business and Industry, an address by II, April 28, 1949 10 James Lindahl Collection

• Victory through Equality of Sacrifice: A Program for , International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, circa 1942 • Wife in Step, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, after 1940 • General Motors: An Industrial Empire, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, circa 1941 • Work with the Union to Win the War, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • Your Right to Vote: Make It Count, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, 1942 • Smash Fascism—Free Humanity, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • A Manual on Fair Employment Practices, reprinted from UAW-CIO Policy Manual, circa 1943 • Questions & Answers on Social Security, Federal Security Agency, December 1947 • Presenting Chrysler Workmanship, Chrysler Division, International Union, UAW-CIO, probably 1940 • What is the CIO?, undated • More and Faster: Production for Victory, report of delegates, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, CIO, 1942 • Parliamentary Procedure, A Handy Guide, 1947 (2) • Arsenal of Facts, Labor Research Association, 1938 • Facts vs Fictions about Pay, Prices, Profits, Profiteering, UAW-CIO, after 1946 (2) • The Biggest Bargain of Your Life, International Union, UAW-CIO, after 1946 (2) • Out of the Darkness: Your CIO Dollar Lights Their Way Back, National CIO War Relief Committee, circa 1944 • This is the UAW-CIO, Education Department, UAW-CIO, after 1948 • Domski and Felix Got Sick: A True Story about Union-Negotiated Social Security Insurance, Social Security Department, Michigan CIO Council and UAW-CIO Education Department, undated (2) • Win with Stevenson, the Champion of Civil Rights, Democratic National Committee, probably 1952 • Your New Social Security, Federal Security Agency, Social Security Administration, January 1951 • We’re Voting for Truman, CIO Political Action Committee, probably 1948 • Freedom, by Orator and Poet, UAW-CIO, undated • 26 Answers to Questions about Pay and Prices, UAW-CIO Education Department, circa 1946 (2) • The Answer is Yes: The Auto Industry Is Making Money, Education Department, UAW- CIO, circa 1947 (2) • As a Trade Unionist, I Hereby Pledge, Education Committee, Technical Engineers, Architects and Draftsmen Union, Local 89, undated (2) • We Need a Decent Hall, by Emil Mazey, Local 212, undated • The CIO is American, undated • Here We Stand, CIO Political Action Committee, circa 1948 • Fire Fighting for Householders, Federal Civil Defense Administration, 1951 11 James Lindahl Collection

• Fluid Drive and Brass Knuckles, by Norman Matthews, UAW-CIO Chrysler Department, circa 1947 • What PAC Did in 1947, CIO Political Action Committee • What’s Ahead: A Survey of Economic Trends, CIO, 1947 • A Guide to the Preparation of By-Laws for Local Unions in the UAW-CIO, Legal Department, March 1943 • Answers to Questions Concerning Christian Science, by Edward A. Kimball, Christian Science Publishing Society, 1937 • To Stamp Out Discrimination: Handbook on Fair Practices, UAW-CIO, after 1945 • Brookwood Chautauqua Songs: a Singing Army is a Winning Army, Brookwood Labor Publications, undated (2) • 50 Years of Men and Autos, UAW-CIO Education Department, after 1946 • Double Trouble: What to Do About Inflation and Deflation, U.S. Office of Price Administration, 1946 • 1937—1946, Congress of Industrial Organizations (2) • Ten Million of Us Earn than 65¢ an Hour, CIO Political Action Committee, circa 1945 • Wake Up Your Congressman for $1, CIO Political Action Committee, circa 1945 • Will They Come Back to This?, CIO Political Action Committee, undated (2) • Unfinished Business, CIO Political Action Committee, undated (2) • The New Studebaker is Nice, But Have You Seen the Local?, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated • Consumer , Turn-Over-Talk No. 3, UAW-CIO Education Department, after 1947 • Collect Your Unemployment Insurance, Michigan CIO Council, 1950 • The Detroit West Side Local Stands Up for Its Women, Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • Parliamentary Law Chart, Education Department, Michigan CIO Council, undated (2) • You Can Win the Peace Now, Post War World Council, 1943 • Know Your Public Officials, CIO Political Action Committee of Wayne County, January 1945 • First Supplement to the Interpretations of the International Constitution, UAW-CIO, undated • Second Supplement to the Interpretations of the International Constitution, UAW-CIO, undated • Unfinished Business, National CIO War Relief Committee, undated • Choosing Tomorrow, by RJ Thomas, Education Department, UAW-CIO, probably 1944 • Take the Helm, by Joseph Curran, National Maritime Union, March 1944 • Your Union at Work, The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, May 1940 • $200 More a Year: The Facts About the Guaranteed 40 Hour Week, Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated (2) • One Man’s Opinion About the Baby Bessa, undated • Leaders Are Trained, A UAW-CIO Manual for Local Union Leaders, Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • 55 Facts About Union Security and the Dues Check-off, Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated (2) 12 James Lindahl Collection

• As Long as It Takes: CIO Gives, National CIO War Relief Committee, 1945 • Letters Now Will Mean Dollars Later, CIO Social Security Committee, undated • Taft-Hartley and You, CIO Political Action Committee, probably 1948 • Hundreds of Jobs: A Guide to the Responsibilities and Duties of a President of a UAW-CIO Local Union, UAW-CIO Education Department, 1940s • How to Conduct a Union Meeting, UAW-CIO Education Department, 1940s (2) • This is the UAW-CIO, UAW-CIO Education Department, 1940s (2) • How to Speak at Union Meetings, UAW-CIO Education Department, 1940s • Facts Behind the Fog, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated • Labor Has Always Led, UAW-CIO Education Department, after 1947 • Report of National Citizens Committee on GM—UAW-CIO Dispute, December 1945 • Three Characters in Search of a Union, National Social Service Division, United Office and Professional Workers of America, undated • Nuts and Bolts, by Ralph H. Marlatt, 1939 • Industry’s Weapon—Company Unionism, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE), February 1950 • Employers are Sabotaging Your Security, UAW-CIO Education Department, circa 1947 (2) • Prices, CIO Political Action Committee, 1948 (2) • CIO Veteran’s Guide, National CIO War Relief Committee, revised CIO , August 1945 • Co-op Housing Do’s & Don’ts, by R.J. Thomas, UAW-CIO Housing Department, undated • How to Win for the Union: A Handbook for UAW-CIO Stewards and Committeemen, completely revised, seventh edition, June 1945 • How to Win for the Union: A Handbook for UAW-CIO Stewards and Committeemen, sixth edition, revised February 1943 • Your Questions, President Truman’s Answers, UAW-CIO Education Department, circa 1947 • The Races of Mankind, by Ruth Benedict and Gene Weltfish, Public Affairs Committee, April 1944 • A Home for You and Me, UAW-CIO Education Department, after 1945 • Job Description 1946, National CIO Community Services Committee • The Tragedy of the Shrunken $20 Bill, UAW-CIO Education Department, after 1946 • What About the Third Party?, CIO Political Action Committee, circa 1948 • Political Structure of Wayne County, Labor’s Non-Partisan League of Wayne County, August 1941 • Let Freedom Ring, by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, 1951 • Build Homes by Mass Production, UAW-CIO Education Department, circa 1949 • A Dollar’s Worth of Seed Corn, Office of the Secretary-Treasurer, UAW-CIO, undated • What Do You Want, United Office and Professional Workers of America, CIO, 1947 • What’s Cooking Joe?, CIO Political Action Committee, circa 1947 • The Crack in the Bell: A Labor Day Message, by Earl W. Jimerson and Patrick E. Gorman, Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, 1949 • The Union in Wartime: What It Can Do For You and Your Country, Congress of Industrial Organizations, after 1941 • Susie is Whistle Bait, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated 13 James Lindahl Collection

• What the New Social Security Law Means to You, First Federal Savings of Detroit, circa 1959 • Are You Registered?, CIO Political Action Committee of Wayne County, undated • What Would You Do With 25 Million?, CIO Political Action Committee, circa 1947 • To the Farmer from His Customers, Department of Education and Research, Congress of Industrial Organizations, circa 1946 • Industry’s Law Against the People, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE), circa 1948 • Safety Information for the Health and Protection of Packard Employees, Safety Department, Packard Motor Car Company, undated • This is Your America, CIO Political Action Committee, circa 1944 • What is the Law, National CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination, after 1947 • National Defense: American Aircraft Builder Manual, UAW-CIO, circa 1941 • How to Own Your Own Bank, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated • Let’s Come Out Fighting, by Henry A. Wallace, UE Convention, September 22, 1947 • Amerasia, of America and Asia 1942, Vol. VI: No. 1, March; No. 4, June; No. 5, July; No. 6, August; No. 8, October1943, Vol. VI: No. 12, January; No. 13, January 251944, Vol. 8: No. 5, March 31947, Vol. XI: No. 3 March; No. 4, April; No. 5, May; No. 6, June; No. 7, July • Program, Second Annual Educational Convention, Plymouth Local 51, January 25, 1941 • Program, Conference, Women’s Auxiliaries of the UAW-CIO, August 3, 1942 • Voks Bulletin, U.S.S.R. Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, 1942 No. 7-8; 1943 No. 3-4 • Testimony of Walter P. Reuther, Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, February 21, 1947 • War Production, CIO Department of Industrial Union Councils, June 1942 • UAW-CIO Recreation Program, Recreation Department, undated • That They May Learn to Live, letter from Clem Holewinski, Local 12, UAW-CIO, undated • Analysis of Cost of Possible Strike Insurance, undated (2) • UAW-CIO Administrative Letter, Vol. 6, No. 19, November 29, 1954 • Economic Outlook, CIO Department of Education and Research, Vol. X, No. 12, December 1949; Vol. XI, No. 1, January 1950 • Farmers and Worker Must Stand Together, CIO Department of Education and Research, circa 1949 • Time for a Change in Administration, Committee for Election of John K. McDaniel, UAW- CIO, undated • Brass Tacks: Vocational Rehabilitation for Civilians, Federal Security Agency, Office of Vocational Rehabilitation, 1949 • The CIO: What It Is and What It Does, CIO Department of Education and Research, circa 1949 • Five Years of Industrial Peace: The Story Behind the New GM Contract, a talk by C.E. Wilson, Employe [sic] Relations Staff, 1950s • Report to the Congress of Industrial Organizations, by Philip Murray, Oct. 31, 1949 14 James Lindahl Collection

• Program, First Annual St. Valentine’s Ball, Packard Local No. 190, UAW-CIO, February 14, 1941 • CIO Union Extends the “Slow Down” Strike, Chrysler Corporation, November 2,1939 • Opinion Report #1, Public Opinion Analysts, circa 1948 • Education at Work, Department of Education and Research, undated • UAW-CIO Looks at Time Study, Time Study and Engineering Department, UAW-CIO, July 1947 (2) • Aviation Industry Economics, UAW-CIO Education Department, 1940 • UAW-CIO Education in Peace and War, International UAW-CIO Education Department, 1941-1942 • Report of Resolutions Committee, Eleventh Constitutional Convention of the CIO, October 1949 • Partial Report No. 1, Resolutions Committee, UAW-CIO 14th Convention, March 22, 1953 • Partial Report No. 1, Resolutions Committee, UAW-CIO 15th Convention, March 27, 1955 • Sit-Down: What’s Happened in the Automotive Industry Since Enactment of the National Labor Relations Act, Automotive Manufacturers Association, June 27, 1939 • War Workers, UAW-CIO, Vol. 1, No. 2, April 15, 1943 • The Cross and the Flag, ed. Gerald K. Smith, Vol. I, No. 1, April 1942; Vol. I, No. 4, July 1942

Box 8 Books • The Goebbels Diaries, by Louis P. Lochner • Report of Court Proceedings in the case of Anti-Soviet Trotskyite Centre • The and Peace • The Struggle for a Proletarian Party, by James P. Cannon • Theory of the • The , by V. I. Lenin Leaflets • America’s Decisive Battle, by • Production for Victory, by Earl Browder • Wage Policy in War Production, by Earl Browder • Ahead, by Earl Browder • New Steps in the United Front, by Earl Browder • Religion and , by Earl Browder • Who are the Americans?, by Earl Browder • That Man Browder, by M.J. Olgin • Economic Problems of the War and Peace, by Earl Browder • Democracy or Fascism, by Earl Browder (3) • The Economics of All-Out War, by Earl Browder • The Socialist Party, by M.J. Olgin • Programme of the Communist International • A History of Soviet Foreign Policy, by M. Ross • India Labour Party, by George Ridley • Is India Different? 15 James Lindahl Collection

• They Are Innocent!, Gerald O’Reilly • Are Communism and Democracy Mutually Antagonistic? • Stop Wage Cuts and Layoffs on the Railroads, William Z. Foster • Molotov on the New Soviet Constitution • What’s Happening in the USSR?, Sam Darcy • Soviet Woman, A Citizen with Equal Rights, N.K. Krupskaya • A Better Understanding of China, C.L. Hsia • Memorandum on China’s Liberated Areas, Tung Pi-Wu • The Case for China: A Summary of Recent Events in Manchuria • Unity and the Defense of North China, General Peng The-Huai • America and Russia, Corliss Lamont • Peace versus War; The Communist Position, P. Lang • The Communists and the Liberation of Europe, Maxine Levi • War and the 4th International • Leon Sedoff; Son, Friend, Fighter Dedicated to the Proletarian Youth. • War in China, Ray Stewart • Soviet China, M. James And R. Doonping • China Can Win, Wang Ming • Tell the People – Mass Education in China, by Pearl S. Buck • Retort, Volumes 3 & 4 • War as a Socialist Sees It, • Religion: Barrier of Bridge to a People’s World? • Railroad Workers Forward!, William Z. Foster • V.M. Molotov on Armed Forces of the United Nations on Foreign Territory • Text of a Statement by N.V. Novikov in Committee IV of the General Assembly of the United Nations • Text of a Speech delivered by A.Y. Vyshinsky in Committee III of the General Assembly of the United Nations • The Soviet Union and the United Nations • China’s Greatest Crisis, Frederick V. Field • Text of a speech delivered by K.V. Kiselev on Certain Results of Work of the United Nations Organization • Socialist Labor Party; Revolution, Olive M. Johnson and • Socialist Labor Party; The Old Order and the New, Arnold Petersen • Browder’s Message on World Peace • The Communist Party in Action, Alex Bittelman • Why Communism? Plain Talks on Vital Problems, M.J. Olgin • Culture and the Crisis • The Heritage of the Communist Political Association, • The Elections and the Outlook for National Unity, • World Cooperation and Postwar Prosperity, James S. Allen • Coal Miners and the War, • The American Review on the Soviet Union • Soviet War Documents • A Family of Nations, The Soviet Union 16 James Lindahl Collection

• 15 Years of the Communist International • Socialist Labor Party; High Cost of Living, Arnold Petersen • DeLeon-Berry Debate; Solution of the Trust Problem • Vulgar Economy or A Critical Analyst of Marx Analyzed by • Merchandized Banking in , A. Badayev • Is Japan the Champion of the Colored Races? • Atheistic Communism, Encyclical Letter Pius XI • The Negroes in a Soviet America, James W. Ford and James S. Allen • Organizational Problems of the Communist Party, A.A. Zhdanov • The Right to Rest and Leisure, N.A. Semashko • The Truth About Soviet Russia, Gil Green • It Actually Happened, M. Shkapskaya • What About Russia? An Honest Reply to Honest Questions, Anna Louise Strong • Stalingrad Fights On, K. Simonov • The Experiences of a Soviet Efficiency Expert, M. Reznik • The Communist Election Platform • National Platform Socialist Party-USA, 1948 • To American Intellectuals, Maxim Gorky • Socialist Labor Party; 1948 Platform, Must be Abolished • World Survey, Nov, 1941; May, 1942 • The Advance of the United Front • The “Miracle” of November 2nd, by Earl Browder • Great Lakes Technocrat, Volume III Number 7 • An Open Letter to All Members of the Communist Party • How to Organize Ward Clubs; Labor’s Non-Partisan League Handbook • Which Way for the Socialist Party? Paul Porter • Youth Fights War! Gus Tyler • Acceptance Speeches, William Z. Foster and • The Second Year of the • The Platform of the Class Struggle • The Communist, Volume XVII, Number 12 December 1938 • The Catholic World, Dec., 1943, Feb., 1944, March 1944 • The Left, Spring 1931 • Chinese Lessons for American Marxists, by Earl Browder • The USSR and the World , D.Z. Munuilsky • Program of the Communist International • Problems of Revolutionary , Haim Kantorovitch • Technocracy and Socialism, Paul Blanshard • A Socialist Looks at the , Norman Thomas • The Decline of the Left Wind of American Labor, by Earl Browder • The Communist International, Number 11, 1940 • World Survey, Jan, 1942 • The Next Step In Britain, America and Ireland • Prepare for Power, O. Kuusinen • From the First World War to the Second 17 James Lindahl Collection

• - Stepping Stone to Fascism…or Otto Bauer’s Latest Discovery, D.Z. Manuilsky • The Struggle Against Imperialist War and the Tasks of the Communists • The American Review of the Soviet Union, Volume IV, Number 1 April 1941 • The Twenty One Conditions of Admission into the Communist International, O.Piatnitsky • The Epic of the Black Sea Revolt, Andre Marty • The Unity of the French Nation, Maurice Thorez • An Invitation to Those Who Want the Best in Books • Ruthenberg; Communist Fighter and Leader, • The World Communist Movement, D. Manuilsky • International Solidarity, Wilhelm Pieck • Third World Congress of the Red International of Labor Unions, Jul, 1924 • Communism, Science and Culture, • Youth Demands Peace, James Lerner • British Workers in the War, J. Kuczynski and M. Heinemann • Labour Monthly, , 1948, July 1948 • Communist Review, June 1948 • The International Class Struggle, Spring 1937 • The Communist, Jan, 1931, Dec, 1931 • Toward Revolutionary Mass Work • The Road for Revolutionary Socialists, Fred Zeller (2) • The People’s Front; The New Betrayal, • The Road to Liberation for the Negro People • The Communist Party and the Emancipation of the Negro People, by Earl Browder • The Sound Old Guilds, Rev. Matthew Clancy S.T.D • What’s Socialism, Albert Goldman • Marx on Mallock or Facts vs. Fiction, Daniel De Leon • Socialism Versus , Daniel De Leon • James Madison and , Daniel De Leon • Poems for Workers, Edited by Manuel Gomez • and Self-Determination • Socialist Labor Party Stalinist International Anarchism • Socialist Labor Party; War and Poverty, the Brood of Capitalism • Socialist Labor Party; Communist Jesuitism, Arnold Petersen • The Russian Soviets and the American Socialist Labor Party • Socialist Labor Party; Workers of the World Unite • Salute To Our Russian Ally • The Scriptural Heritage of the People • Monthly Review, an Independent Socialist Magazine, September 1949 • The Crisis in the Socialist Party, Wm. Z. Foster • Soviet Communism; Dictatorship or Democracy, Sidney and Beatrice Webb • Is Soviet Communism a New Civilisation? Sidney and Beatrice Webb • Lenin, J. Stalin • Let the People Know, Eugene Dennis 18 James Lindahl Collection

• 19 Questions and Answers about the Communist Party Suppressed by the Detroit News, Carl Winter • The People Against the Trusts, Eugene Dennis • The Path of a Renegade, Robert Thompson • Production for Victory, by Earl Browder • The Stakhanov Movement Explained, A. Stakhanov • Our Job in the Pacific, Henry A. Wallace • Step Up Closer Folks! Songs, Skits, Cartoons and Election Platform • Why America is Interested in the Chinese Communists, by Earl Browder • Congress and You, Frank Rychlick • Make Your Dreams Come True, Gil Green • Youth Faces the Elections • We Take Our Stand • Foster and Ford for Food and Freedom • The Communists in the People’s Front, by Earl Browder • Ten Canons of the Proletarian Revolution, Daniel De Leon • Ultramontanism: The Roman Catholic Political Machine in Action. Daniel De Leon • Socialist Labor Party; Daniel De Leon Disciplinarian, Arnold Petersen • in US Congress, Daniel De Leon • Declaration of Principles and Constitution of the Workers Party of the US • Why Was Andres Nin Murdered? • What is the Communist Opposition?, by Bertram D. Wade • S.O.S from Austria, Jay Lovestone • How to Fight War; Isolation Collective Security and Relentless Class Struggle, James Burnham • The Worker’s Answer to Boss War • War and the Workers, John West • I Accuse , Maria Reese • Capitalism Defends Itself Through the Socialist Labor Party, MJ Olgin • From Left-Socialism to Communism, Alex Bittelman • Communist Election Platform • Why Communism? Plain Talks on Vital Problems, MJ Olgin • Anti Soviet Lies and the Five-Year Plan, • The Stakhanov Movement on Soviet Railroads, P. Krivonoss • Industrial Progress in the Soviet Republics of the Non-Russian Nationalities, M. Papyan • The State Farms of the USSR, P. Lobanov • The Industrial Might of the USSR, Academician Bardin • How Old Age is Provided For in the USSR, M. Shaburove • Are You Ready for War?, • Out of Their Own Mouths, Harold Draper • A Workers’ World, David Berenberg • Life and Teachings of , MJ Olgin • The World Economic Crisis, O. Piatnitsky • A New Hope for World Socialism • Collective Security; The Road to Peace, C.A. Hathaway 19 James Lindahl Collection

• The War Crisis; Questions and Answers, William Z. Foster • Roosevelt Heads for War, William Z. Foster • Capitalism, Socialism and the War, William Z. Foster • The Communist Election Platform, 1936 • Is Communism Un-American? Eugene Dennis • The Communist Party of the U.S. Applies for Intervention in the Matter of Harry • Renton Bridges. A Case Before the Southern Division of the District Court.

Box 9 Books • Capital; The Process of Capitalist Production, Karl Marx • The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte, Karl Marx • This is My Story, Louis Francis Budenz • Toward Soviet America, William Z. Foster • Problems of the Chinese Revolution, Leon Trotsky • Fascism and , R. Palme Dutt • Marx and the Trade Unions, A. Lozovsky • Collective Bargaining? R.D. Bundy • Labor Problems, Volume 2 • History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union • Marxist Library Volume XXIX; Marx Engels Selected Correspondence • Marxian Economic Handbook, W.H. Emmett • Left Wing Unionism, David J. Saposs • War Department Education Manual; Labor Problems in American Industry, Vols. 1-2 • Handbook for Pension Planning • Organized Labor and Production, Morris L. Cooke and Phillip Murray • Labor and the Law, Charles O. Gregory • Survey of Labor Economics, Florence Peterson Leaflets • Socialism and War, G. Zinoviev and V.I. Lenin • What is to be Done? V.I. Lenin • The Commune, V.I. Lenin • Religion, V.I. Lenin • The Revolution of 1905, V.I. Lenin • Political Affairs; The 14th National Convention of the Communist Party, USA • The Philosophy of Art of Karl Marx, Mikhail Lifshitz • Art and Society; A Marxist Analysis, George V. Plekhanov • and Darwinism, Anton Pannekoek • Glimpses of the Soviet Republic, • The Threatening Catastrophe and How to Fight It, V.I. Lenin • The April Conference, V.I. Lenin • Will the Bolsheviks Retain State Power? V.I. Lenin • The Mark, Friedrich Engels • Lenin of Engels • The Great Initiative, N. Lenin 20 James Lindahl Collection

• The Crisis in German Social Democracy, Karl Liebknecht, Rosa Luxemburg and Franz Mehring • Henri Ibsen; A Marxist Analysis • Pius XII and Peace 1939-1943 • Reminiscences of Lenin, • “Left-Wing” Communism; An Infantile Disorder, N. Lenin • A Letter to American Workers, V.I. Lenin • State and Revolution, V.I. Lenin • Manifesto of the Socialist Labor Party to the Working Class of America • The New Europe, William Z. Foster • Whither , Leon Trotsky • The War and the Second International, V.I. Lenin • The History of of Marx and Engels, V. Adoratsky • Annual Wages and Employment Stabilization Techniques; American Management Association • Basic Patterns in Union Contracts; Third Edition 1954 • Grievance Mediation Under Collective Bargaining, William H. McPherson • Labor Patterns and Trends, Solomon B. Levine • A Suggested Modification in Job Satisfaction Surveys, R.A. Hudson Rosen and Hjalmar Rosen • Management and Industrial Relations in Postwar Japan, Solomon B. Levine • Labor Market Behavior in Small Towns, Irvin Sobel and Richard C. WIlcock • A Comparison of Parametric and Nonparametric Analyses of Opinion Data, R.A. Hudson and Hjalmar Rosen • NLRB Procedures and Economic Policy, Murray Edelman • Secondary Labor Force Mobility in Four Midwestern Shoe Towns, Richard C. Wilcock and Irvin Sobel • Codetermination in Practice, William H. McPherson • Labor Relations in British Metalworking, Milton Derber

Box 10 Leaflets • The Communist, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, • Science and Society, 1942, No. 3; 1944, No 3, 1949, No 4, 1950, No. 3 & 4 • Monthly Review; An Independent Socialist Magazine, May 1949- • Monthly Review: , Why Socialism? • Speeding Up the Workers, James Barnett • Unemployment, Grace M. Burnham • The Unity League • Wrecking the Labor Banks, William Z. Foster • Urgent Questions of the Day, O. Piatnitsky • The Immediate Tasks of the International Trade Union Movement, O. Piatnitsky • The Railroaders’ Next Step-Amalgamation, William Z. Foster • Fight For Shorter Hours! Working Hours on Board 21 James Lindahl Collection

• : Hitler and the Trade Unions • Post War Jobs for Veteran Negro Women, Roy Hudson • Victory’s Victims? The Negro’s Future, A. Phillip Randolph and Norman Thomas • What War Means to the Workers, Robert W. Dunn • The Constitution in Industrial America’ The Speech of Bishop Edgar T. Blake • The Strike Situation and Organized Labor’s Wage and Job Strategy, William Z. Foster • Danger Ahead For Organized Labor, William Z. Foster • The Coal Miners; Their Problems in War and Peace, William Z. Foster • Trade Unions Under Socialism, J. Shvernik • Investigation of Un-American Activities and Propaganda • The International of Youth; November/December • What Means this Strike? Daniel DeLeon • The Farmer-Labor Party; A Program, An Open Letter to Governor Benson • Your Standard of Living…What’s Happening to It? C. Charles • Equality Land and Freedom; A Problem for Negro Liberation • The Yanks Are Not Coming • Relief and Work Standards • A Handbook for Project Workers, Herbert Benjamin • Industrial Insurance; A Snare for Workers • We Are For H.R. 2827 • The People’s Rights and the 1944 Elections; Franklin D. Roosevelt vs. Thomas E. Dewey • The Growth of the Trade Unions, Roy Hudson • It’s Your Union They’re After • The , edited by Robert W. Dunn • The Case Against , • The Battle For Production, Samuel Adams Darcy • 300 Million Slaves and Serfs; Labor Under the Fascist New Economic Order, Jurgen Kuczynski • Seamen and Longshoremen Under the Red Flag, Hays Jones • The Seamen’s Struggle • The Protection of Labour in the USSR, Z. Mokhov • The International Council of Trade and Industrial Unions, A. Losovsky • The Bill of Rights in Danger! Robert W. Dunn • Labor’s Martyrs, Vito Marcantonio • The Trotskyite 5th Column in the Labor Movement • Red Baiting: The Enemy of Labor, Louis Budenz • The Trade Unions of Our Soviet Ally, Clifford T. McAvoy • The Fascist Road To Ruin, • British Labor Bids for Power, Scott Nearing • The Fate of Trade Unions Under Fascism • Russia After Ten Years • Organized Labor in the Soviet Union, Edwin S, Smith • Handbook for the Books • Labor and Automobiles, Robert W. Dunn 22 James Lindahl Collection

• Sidney Hillman; Labor Statesman, George Soule • Labor Fact Book II • The American Labor Who’s Who • Industrial Versus , compiled by Julia Johnson • A Short History of the American Labor Movement, Mary Ritter Beard • Labour and the Popular Welfare, W.H. Mallock • The Armies of Labor, Samuel P. Orth • Introduction to Labor Economics, Orme W. Phelps • Labor and Lumber, Charlotte Todes • The Steel Strike of 1919 • The Development of the Labor Movement in Great Britain, France and Germany, W.A. McConagha • An Introduction to Trade Unionism, G.D.H. Cole • The Diary of a Shirtwaist Striker, Theresa Serber Malkiel • Labor in Europe and America, • Mutual Survival; The Goal of Unions and Management, E. Wight Bakke • Poverty and Riches, Scott Nearing • We, The People; The Drama of America, Leo Huberman • Labor in America; A History, Foster Rhea Dulles • The Molly Maguires,

Box 11 • Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1952-1957 • Industrial Relations Research Association; Papers Presented at Washington D.C., • December 28-30, 1953, December 28-30, 1955 • Industrial Productivity; A Social and Economic Analysis, December 1951 • Psychology of Labor-Management Relations; Proceedings of Meeting, , Colorado, • September 7, 1949 • American Trade Unionism, William Z. Foster • Condition of the Working Class in in 1844, Frederick Engels • The Mediator • I Am A Woman Worker; A Scrapbook of Autobiographies • American Labor Leaders; Personalities and Forces in the Labor Movement, Charles A. Madison • The New Men of Power, C. Wright Mills • History of Trade Unionism in the United States, Selig Perlman • Labor Agitator; The Story of Albert S. Parsons, Alan Calmer • History of the Labor Movement in the United States, Philip S. Foner

Box 12 Books • Don’t Tread On Me; A study of Aggressive Legal Tactics for Labor, Clement Wood, McAlister Coleman and • • William H. Sylvis and the National Labor Union, Charlotte Todes 23 James Lindahl Collection

• The Right to Work, Nels Anderson • The British , Scott Nearing • The Workers in American History, James O’Neal • Labour in Irish History, • Trends in American Capitalism • The American Labor Yearbook, 1916, 1919-1927, 1929-1932 • Home is the Sailor, Beth McHenry and Frederick Myers • Workers’ Control, ed. Gerry Hunnius, G. David Garson and John Case • John L. Lewis; Leader of Labor, Cecil Carnes • Men Who Lead Labor, Bruce Minton and John Stuart • The Labor Spy Racket, Leo Huberman • Labor and Textiles, Robert W. Dunn and Jack Hardy • The History of American , James P. Cannon • The U.A.W. and Walter Reuther, and B.J. Widick • Labor and Coal, Anna Rochester • Labor and Revolt, Stanley Frost • Fighting Words; Selections from 25 years of The • Labor Factbook, 1931, 1936 • Labor and Steel, Horace B. Davis • The Labor Movement in America, Richard T. Ely

Box 13 Books • History of Labor in the United States, Volumes I-IV • Economics of the Labor Market, Joseph Shishter • Debs: His Life, Writings and Speeches • Unions of their Own Choosing, Robert R.R. Brooks • From Chartism to Labourism, Th. Rothstein • ’s Book; An Autobiography • The Tragedy of European Labor 1918-1939, Adolf Sturmthal • Labor and Farmer Parties in the United States 1828-1928, Nathan Fine • Striking for Life of Labor’s Side of the Labor Question, John Swinton • Daniel DeLeon; The Man and His Work • Labor in Wartime, John Steuben • The Labor Annual, 1899 • Seventy Years of Life and Labor, Samuel Gompers • Writings and Speeches of Eugene V. Debs • Labor’s Stake in Capitalism, Nathan Shefferman • Sixty Million Jobs, Henry A. Wallace • American Labor Unions, Helen Marot • The Laborer and the Capitalist, Freeman Otis Willey • Ford Ideals Volume One

Box 14 Leaflets 24 James Lindahl Collection

• Hitler’s Conquest of America, William S. Schlamm • On the Eve of October, V.I. Lenin • Zionism Today, Paul Novick • No Compromise; No Political Trading, William Liebknecht • Letter to a Zionist Friend, Ben David • George Dimitroff, with an Introduction by Earl Browder • Letter of an ; the Key to the Moscow Trials • The Bolsheviks and the Soviets, Albert Rhys Williams • Marxist Study Courses, Lessons 2 & 3 • The Modern Quarterly, 1927 • Political Education: The Ultimate Aim • Political Education: Chief Stages in History of CPSU • The British Labour Movement, Frederick Engels • Careers in Labor Relations, Florence Peterson • The Revolutionary I.W.W, Grover H. Perry • Twenty-Five Years of Industry Unionism; The Industrial Workers of the World • A National Labor Policy, Harold W. Metz and Mayer Jacobstein • Human Relations in Industry – Cooperation not Conflict, The Most Reverend Edward Mooney • Three Years of Arbitrating Labor Disputes • Workers and Bosses are Human; Collective Bargaining at Work; T.R. Carskadon • Primer of Labor Relations • A Report of Union Participation; Joint Safety Committees at Work • Safety Speeds Production; A Message for Supervisors • Preparing a Steward’s Manual • Who Wants the Closed Shop, Russell L. Greenman • The Labor Relations Reporter, March 10, 1941 • Settling Plant Grievances • Where We Stand; Labor’s Road Forward • An Appeal for a United Labor Ticket with Tom Mooney for President • What’s Next for American Labor? Jay Lovestone • The Coolidge Program; Capitalist Democracy and Prosperity Exposed, Jay Lovestone • Trade Union Problems, (2) • The IWW • The Truth about Inflation, Arnold Petersen • Proletarian Dictatorship or – Silver-Amter Debate • Anti-Semitism: Cause and Cure • Post War Crisis; The Socialist Solution (2) • 1944 Platform; All Power to the Socialist Industrial Union (2) • Socialism vs. Government Ownership • An Economic Interpretation of the Job (2) • What is the IWW; A Candid Statement of its Principles, Objects and Materials • Settled Peacefully 13,000 Industrial Disputes in 1946 • Voluntary Arbitration…The American Way to Settle Disputes • Industrial Arbitration Tribunals 25 James Lindahl Collection

• Conflict and Cooperation in Labor Relations, Benjamin Selekman • ; A Story of Ford America, • The Agent Provocateur in the Labor Movement • To Stamp Out Discrimination; Handbook on Fair Practices, UAW-CIO, probably 1943 • The American Negro, J.S. Allen • The Road to Negro Liberation, • Henry Ford and the Negro People, Christopher C. Alston • Who are the 18 Prisoners in the Labor Case? • Union-Smashing in Sacramento, Herbert Solow • Rerum Novarum, Encyclical Letter of Pope Leo XIII on the Condition of Labor • Defense Policy in the Minneapolis Trial • In Defense of Socialism; the Official Court Record, Albert Goldman • American Workers Need a Labor Party, Joseph Hansen • Fight Reaction; Build Labor Party • Build a Labor Party Now, George Clarke • Which Party for the American Worker?, A.J. Muste • Witch Hunt In Minnesota, George E. Novack • Manifesto of the Fourth International; To the Workers and Peasants of India • Digest of State and Federal Labor Legislation; Enacted July 1, 1940 to July 1, 1941 • Industrial Peace and the Wagner Act, Theodore R. Iserman • 1941 Michigan Department of Labor and Industry; Workmen’s’ Compensation Law • A Guide to the NLRA (National Labor Relations Act); Procedures and Practices • Before and After The Labor Management Relations Act of 1947; Referred to as the Taft- Hartley Law • Resume of the Proceedings of the Fourteenth National Conference on Labor Legislation, Dec. 9-10, 1947 • Handbook of Federal Labor Legislation, Bulletin Number 39 Part II • Political Affairs, December, 1950 • How the Taft-Hartley Bill will Affect Your Employer-Employee Relations • Analysis of the Taft -Hartley Act and Instructions to UAW-CIO Local Unions, prepared by Maurice Sugar, Legal Department, International Union, UAW-CIO, 1947 • The Supervisor’s Guide to the Taft-Hartley Act • Resolutions and Theses of the 4th Congress of the Communism International Held in Moscow, • November 7 – December 3, 1922 • On the Eve of October, V.I. Lenin • State and Revolution, V.I. Lenin • The Teaching of Karl Marx, V.I. Lenin • Lenin on the Woman Question, Clara Zetkin • Proletarian Dictatorship and Terrorism, Karl Radek • , Rudolf Sprenger • Communism Today or Red Fascism, Raymond R. Feely, S.J. • Towards a , H.D. Hughes • The “Trial” of Ferrer; A Clerical-Judicial Murder, Jaime De Angelo • The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels 26 James Lindahl Collection

• Program of the Communist International • The Second Imperialist War, by Earl Browder • The Communist Party; A Manual on Organization, J. Peters • Answer Please! Questions for Communists, Stephen Naft • History of Anarchism in Russia, E. Yaroslavsky • The new Collective Bargaining in Mass Production; Methods, Results, Problems. Emily Clark Brown • Where is the CIO Going?: A Program for Militant Trade Unionism, by George Morris, March 1949 • The Kramer Bill and Charles Kramer, Carey McWilliams Books • The Government Strikebreaker, Jay Lovestone • Organized Labor, Harry Millis and Royal E. Montgomery • American Labor Dynamics; A Study of the Labor Scene • What is Leninism? • “Left-Wing” Communism: An Infantile Disorder, V.I. Lenin • Peace, Fulton J. Sheen, The Catholic Hour • The Common Sense of Socialism, • Two Tactics of Social Democracy in the Democratic Revolution, V.I. Lenin • Report from Red China, Harrison Forman • In Defense of Marxism (Against the Petty-Bourgeois Opposition), Leon Trotsky • Socialism; Utopian and Scientific, Friedrich Engels • Report of the Court Proceedings in the Case of Anti-Soviet “Bloc of Rights and Trotskyites” • The Life and Teachings of V.I. Lenin, R. Palmer Dutt • Literature and Marxism; A Controversy • , Leon Trotsky • Critique of the Gotha Programme, Karl Marx • Imperialism the Highest Stake of Capitalism, V.I. Lenin • Problems of Leninism, • The Poverty of Philosophy, Karl Marx • American Pauperism and the Abolition of Poverty, Isador Ladoff • Memories of Lenin Volume II 1907-1917, N.K. Krupskaya

Box 15 • International Literature, Numbers 1-6, 1933-38 • Painting Sculpture and Graphic Art in the USSR • Science and Society, 1936-1951

Box 16 Leaflets • Introductions to American Trade Unionism, Elsie Glück (2) • Why the Warehouseman went CIO • Industrial Unions Mean Unity; Our Answer to President Green • Industrial Unionism; The Vital Problem of Organized Labor • How the Rubber Workers Won 27 James Lindahl Collection

• What’s Ahead for Textile Workers, Emanual Blum and Joseph C. Figueiredo • The Great Sit Down Strike, William Weinstone • A Manual on Fair Employment Practices • War Production, Department of Industrial Union Councils, CIO, June 1942 (2) • UAW-CIO Workman’s Compensation Guide for Members, Stewards and Committeemen • Analysis of Wagner-Murray-Dingell Social Security Bill, by Congress of Industrial Organization, undated • Trouble is the Counselor’s Business • Building NMU; A handbook for ship organizers • The Answer is Yes, the Auto Industry is Making Money • 1947 Facts for Action, Raise Wages not Prices • Doctrinary Principles of the Social Policy of His Excellency The President of the Republic, Juan Peron • The ABC of the 1945 Wagner-Dingell-Murray Bill (2) • The Elements of Trade Unionism, Joel Seidman • The Church Speaks Out for Labor • Cost of Living, and R.J. Thomas • UAW-CIO International Correspondence Course. Collective Bargaining Lesson 5 • Are You Just Half a Man? • The Great San Francisco General Strike, WM. F. Dunne • Maritime Unity, Joseph Curran • The Point Gorda Strike, published by the Marine Workers Industrial Union • The Pacific Coast Maritime Strike, Wm. Schneiderman • Labor’s Good Neighbor Policy, by Philip Murray and Vicente Lombardo Toledano, Council for Pan American Democracy, undated • Prices and Wages, by Philip Murray, 1943 • Workers and National Defense • You Have Won These Gains…. Make Sure You Keep Them! • How They Won; The Strike of the Warsaw Tramwaymen, I. Sokol • British Trade Unions and the War, John Price • Letters Now Will Mean Dollars Later • Red Baiting: Enemy of Labor, Louis Budenz (with a letter to Homer Martin by Earl Brower) • Production with Incentive Pay, C.G. “Pop” Edelen • U.S. Labor Goes to War • A Speaker’s Handbook of Facts • Investigation of Un-American Propaganda Activities in the United States: Hearing Before the Committee of Un-American Activities March 26, 1947 • The Rank and File Says It’s Our UOPWA • Stop the Frame-Ups Against Our Union • When It Rains… • America Tomorrow, Henry A. Wallace • Politics in Housing, R.J. Thomas • Fascist Spain…America’s Enemy, David McKelvy White • We’ve Come A Long Way With Roosevelt 28 James Lindahl Collection

• The Union in Wartime; What it can do for you and your country • Let the Soldiers Vote! • Working and Fighting Together; Regardless of Race, Creed, Color or National Origin, CIO Committee to Abolish Racial Discrimination (2) • Labor and Industry in Britain, A monthly review • Walking Together; Religion and Labor, National Religion and Labor Foundation, after 1945 • Labor Laws, published by the State of Michigan 1941-1942 • Bill of Rights of the Workers; Proclaimed by His Excellency the President of the Argentine Republic, o General Juan Peron (2) • Por La Cooperacion Economica Y La Paz Mundial • How to Raise Wages Without Increasing Prices, by Walter P. Reuther, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, 1945 • Prices and Wages, Philip Murray • Protect the Wagner Act! • Wage Stabilization General Orders and Interpretation as Amended Under the Executive Order • 9250 and 9328 • Analysis of New Michigan Labor Mediation Act (Bonine-Tripp Act) effective October 11, 1947 (2) • The Automobile Industry and Organized Labor, A.J. Muste • Wages and the Worker, Lois MacDonald • Introducing Your Union; International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union • Living Costs in World War II, Philip Murray • Introduction to Labor Problems, Joel Seidman • John J. Lewis Exposed!, by • The Michigan Worker’s Compensation Law: What every worker should know about it • Homes for Workers in Planned Communities Thru Collective Action, UAW-CIO, 1943 • The UAW-CIO in the War • Signs of the Times, R.J. Thomas • Workers and National Defense • Memorandum on the Post War Urban Housing • The Closed Shop: A Study of the Methods Used By Unions to Attain Security. Bull. No. 9 • Affiliated Schools Scrapbook, Labor Drama; March 1936 • Where We Stand, Programmatic Documents of the Communist Party USA • (Opposition) Volume II, Volume IV • Proceedings in the Trial Against , Ed Hall, Richard Frankensteen, Walter N. Wells • and George F. Addes. July 25, 1938-August 6, 1938 • Industrial Unionism in the American Labor Movement, Theresa Wolfson, Ph.D. & Abraham Weiss • Outline on Trade Unionism: Theory and Practice • What Score Do You Have on: • Fence Sitters? • Enemies of Jobs for All? 29 James Lindahl Collection

• Potential Supporters of Fair Employment Practices? • Committed to Vote Yes? • Rise of the Auto Workers, Edward Levinson • Proceedings of the National UAW-CIO War Veterans Conference April 6-7, 1944 • The Steel Monopoly and Your Job, An Address by Walter P. Reuther, July 25, 1947 • Agreement Between General Motors Corporation and the UAW-CIO • Leaders are Trained: A UAW-CIO Manual for Local Union Leaders • How to Speak at Union Meetings, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, February 1943 • We’ll Work to Win, radio speech by Philip Murray, March 6, 1942 • How to Organize Mass Meetings • Know the Score on Seamen’s Conditions Before the NMU, Joseph Curran • The Foreman’s Guide to Labor Relations • Purchasing Power for Prosperity; The case of the General Motors Workers for maintaining take-home pay • Testimony of John L. Lewis Before Congressional Committees on Centralia Mine Explosion • The Drive Against Labor; An Analysis of Recent Legislative Proposals to Restrict Union Activity • Our Vanishing Jobs: Machinery and Employment in the Automobile Industry, by R. J. Thomas, UAW-CIO, undated • Born in Britain: World Wide Movements and Their Founders • Settling Plant Grievances • Ways of Dealing with Absenteeism as Part of the War Production Drive, , after 1943 • ILO, The International Labor Organization. What it is, what it does, how it works • Union Counseling; Out of plant services for workers – a practical program for the local unions • The New Studebaker is Nice, But Have You Seen the Local? • Organized Labor Organize as Consumers! • The Only Genuine Union Label on All Printing • A New Blow at Labor. No Union Can Feel Secure While the Apex Verdict Stands • A Labor Party For America? by Joel Seidman • The Women’s Auxiliary to Trade Unions, and Workers’ Education, Theresa Wolfson • Are You Ready for the New Production Season? 1935 • Handbook of Trade Union Methods • For People Who Want to Know Labor Today, November 1941 • The Unions and the Socialists, Leo Krzycki • Primer of Labor Relations • Labor’s Charter of Liberty, Simplified Edition of the Encyclical, Rerum Novarum, Gerald C. Treacy • Your Dues Dollar; Where it goes….What you get for it, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, after 1942 (2) • What Organized Labor Wanted, August Claessens • Democracy in Trade Unions; A Survey, with a program of action • Settling Plant Grievances 30 James Lindahl Collection

• Should Labor Have a Direct Share in Management? • Procedure and Preparation of Cases Before the National War Labor Board, Congress of Industrial Organizations, December 1942 • Can the Work-Week Shrink and Wages Grow?, by Katherine H. Pollack • American Worker’s Education, Mollie Ray Carroll and Spencer Miller, Jr. • Strikes Under the New Deal, Maurice Goldbloom, John Herling, Joel Seidman & Elizabeth Yard • The Worker as a Consumer – How He is Exploited, How He May Protect Himself, Mark Starr & Helen Norton • A Manual for Trade Union Speakers, August Claessens • Industrial Conflicts – Strikes, Charles C. Webber • Do The Seniority Rights of Employees Survive an Expired Contract? Eugene A. Hoffman • The Productive Years – Ages 45-65; A Guide for Employers in Making the Best Use of the Older Work Force • Unions and Co-ops • Labor Parties 1827-1834, Alden Whitman • The British Labour Movement, Frederick Engels • Analysis of the Taft-Hartley Act and Instructions to UAW-CIO Local Unions • Walking Together: Religion and Labor • To Michigan Workers, Your Benefit Rights Under the Michigan Unemployment Compensation Act • Your Union Needs a Raise: Still Wearing Clothes Bought on a 1935 Income • When War Ends, Proposals for Post War Employment in the Automotive Industries, by R.J. Thomas, International Executive Board of the UAW-CIO, circa 1945 • Guaranteed Wages the Year Round • Preparing a Steward’s Manual, U.S. Department of Labor 1943 • Report From America • Fight For Maritime Unity • N.M.U. Manual; Political Action • ABC of Time Study • Democracy in Action; How to Attain It • Fruits of Victory; Poverty or Plenty, UAW-CIO, April 1944 • Testimony of Walter P. Reuther before the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare • The Future of Organized Labor, John L. Lewis • A Quarter Century of Governmental Labor Activity. Serial No. R. 697 • Wife in Step • 500 Planes a Day: A Program for Utilization of the Automobile Industry for Mass Production of Defense Planes o Walter P. Reuther • Labor Defends America, Herman Wolf • Debs, Haywood and Ruthenberg, by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn • Spying on Workers, Robert W. Dunn • Profits and Wages, Anna Rochester • Rerum Novarum; Encyclical Letter of Pope Leo XIII on the Condition of Labor • Collect Workmen’s Compensation 31 James Lindahl Collection

• A Real Handful of Benefits Under the Kaiser Frazer--UAW-CIO Social Security Program, undated • The Truth about Contributory and Non-Contributory Pensions and Social Insurance • What Organized Labor Wants; A Popular Description of Trade Union Philosophy, Economics and Ideals, August Claessens • Trade Unions in a Free Society, Sumner N. Slichter • Progress of the Negro Worker in the C.I.O., Wayne County Industrial Union Council, undated • A Hundred Years of the Labor Movement, Thomas E. Burke • Union Builder, December 1937 • Behind the Scenes of the Fifty-Third Annual Convention of the A. F. of L. • A Report of Union Participation, Joint Safety Committees at Work • Smash Detroit’s Fifth Column! • Supplemental Unemployment Benefit Plan • From Stalingrad to Kusbas, A.L. Strong • The Dzerzhinsky Tractor Plant • The Development of Socialist Methods and Forms of Labour, A. Aluf • Moscow of To-morrow, A. Rodin • Free Soviet Tadjikistan, Paul Vaillant-Couturier • United We Stand For Peace and Socialism, Gil Green • Resolutions; Seventh Congress of the Communist International • Lies as Allies or Hitler at War, Viscount Maugham • Your Questions Answered, William Z. Foster • The U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R. War Allies and Friends, William Z. Foster • The Stalin – Howard Interview • Luis Carlos Prestes; The Struggle for Liberation of Brazil • The Soviet Law on Marriage • The People Against the War Makers, by Earl Browder • Questions and Answers on the Piatakov-Radel Trial, William Z. Foster • Trotskyism and Fascism, P. Lang • White Guard Terrorists in the U.S.A., Leon Dennen • Soviet Russia Versus , Corlliss Lamont • Soviet Russia and the Post-War World, Corliss Lamont • Revolutionary Struggle Against War vs. Pacifism, Alex Bittelman • The World Congress Against War • Stalin on the War and the Second Front in Europe • The Meaning of the Soviet Trials, E. Yaroslavsky • 600 Prominent Americans Ask President to Rescind Biddle Decision • Toward a Land of Plenty, A.I. Mikoyan • Socialist Industry in the U.S.S.R. Victorious • Life With a Purpose; Why You Should Join the Young , Joe C. Clark • We Want To Live! • Proceedings Third U.S. Congress Against War and Fascism • The Cry for Peace, Harold Hart • Why Fascism Leads to War, John Strachey 32 James Lindahl Collection

• A for the Farmer, Jerry Coleman • The Reds in Dixie: Who Are the Communists and What Do They Fight For In the South? Tom Johnson • Who Are the Communists and What Do They Stand For?. by F. Brown • Weaving the Future, by Evelyn B. Gordon • Who Are the Reds?, by Roy Hudson • The High Cost of Living; How to Bring It Down, by Margaret Cowl • We Take Our Stand: Declaration of Principles and By-Laws of the Young Communist League of the U.S.A. • Earl Browder Takes His Case To The People • Tribute To Russia, by Hon. Henry A. Wallace • Turning Point For The World, by R. Palme Dutt • War and the People, by K. Pollard • Intellectuals and the War, by V.J. Jerome • We, The People, by Joseph C. Clark • Professionals in a Soviet America, by Edward Magnus • Invitation to Join the Communist Party, Robert Minor • The Fight Against Hitlerism, Wm. Z. Foster and Robert Minor • Speed and the Second Front, Earl Browder, William Z. Foster, Israel Amter and Max Weiss • From Defense to Attack, Wm. Z. Foster • The Munich Betrayal, Harry Gannes • A Blueprint for Fascism, Frank B, Blumenfield • Billions for Bullets, Elizabeth Noble • This 4th of July, Harrison George • The and the Communists Discuss Democracy • Building a New World, V. Chemadanov • Young Communists and Unity or the Youth, Gil Green • “In Flanders Field…”, by Mac Weiss • Reaction Beats its War Drums, Wm. Z. Foster • How Do We Raise The Question of a Labor Party? by Earl Browder and • Social Security in a Soviet American, I. Amter • The Farmers’ Way Out; Life Under a Workers’ and Farmers’ Government, John Barnett • In A Soviet America: Happy Days for American Youth, by Max Weiss • Taxation Without Representation, by Jack Martin • New Aspects of Imperialism, by Peter Wieden • Under Arrest; Workers’ Self-Defense in the Courts • The South Comes North in Detroit’s Own Scottsboro Case, Harry Haywood • The Soviet Union and World Peace, Anna Louise Strong • The Menace of American Imperialism, William Z. Foster and America Needs the Communist Party, Eugene Dennis • Soviet Democracy and the War, William Z. Foster • Enemies of the Peace Profile of the ‘Hate-Russia’ Gang, • Dictatorship and Democracy in the Soviet Union, Anna Louise Strong • The Construction of the Subway and the Plan of the City of Moscow, L.M. Kaganovich • Report on the Organizational Problems of Part and Soviet Construction, L.M. Kaganovich 33 James Lindahl Collection

• Here’s a Real Job For You!! Pass the American Youth Act! • 13th Plenum The Communist Parties In the Fight for , O. Piatnitsky • The American-Anglo-Soviet Alliance • Stalin on the New Soviet Constitution • The Legal System of German Fascism; Reply to Herr Ribbentrop, G. Dimitrroff • Socialism; The Road to Peace, Prosperity and Freedom, William Z. Foster • Food For All; The Abolition of the Bread Card System in the Soviet Union, V.M. Molotov • The Constitution of the Communist Party of the United States of America • MOPR’s Banners Abroad: Report to the Third MOPR Congress of the Soviet Union, H. Stassova • The Architect of Socialist Society, Karl Radek • America and Russia, Corliss Lamont • Strategy of the Communists • Soviet Democracy and the War, William Z. Foster • Letters to Dad • Lenin and International Labor Unity, D.Z. Manuilsky • The Farmer-Labor United Front, C.E. Ruthenberg • Thesis and Resolutions for the Seventh National Convention of the Communist • Party of the U.S.A. by the Central Committee Plenum March 31-April 4, 1930 • Soviet Children and their Care, Rose Maurer • Soviet Farmers, Anna Louise Strong • Marxism vs. : An Interview • Steve Katovis: Life and Death of a Worker, A.B. Magil and Joseph North • They Shall Not Die! Stop the Legal Lynching! The Story of the Scottsboro in Pictures • They Gave Their Freedom! Rose Baron • Toward a Democratic Foreign Policy: Germany by Hiram Motherwell • There’s No Place Like Home if You Can Get One, by Joseph Gaer, CIO Political Action Committee, probably 1946 • The UAW-CIO Post War Plan…, Education Department, International Union, undated • The , Joel Seidman • The Case of Drazha Mikhailovich; Highlights of the Evidence Against the Chetnik Leader, Vaso Trivanovitch • Lenin’s Teachings About the Party • Capitalism and Agriculture in the United States, V.I. Lenin Books • Religion and the USSR, E. Yaroslavsky • Harry Bridges on Trial; How Labor Won Its Biggest Case, Estolv E. Ward • The Post War History of the British Working Class, Alan Hutt • NEWSPAPERS • The Soviet Power by the Very Reverend Hewlett Johnson, Dean of • 20th Century Americanism • Socialist Appeal, August 14 & Sept. 11, 1937 • Young Worker, Tuesday December 31, 1935 • Social Justice

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Box 17 • The New International, 1934, 1935, 1938, 1942, 1943, 1945, 1946, 1949, 1950, 1951 (not full runs) • International Review, Jan, Mar, Apr, May, 1936 • The Shop Steward, Mar & Aug, 1942 • REVOLT, Jul, Oct 1938; Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Aug, 1939; • Fourth International, 1942, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951 (not full runs) • In Fact: An Antidote for Falsehood in the Daily Press • Nos. 1-521 from August 12, 1940-October 2, 1950, published weekly • Various Pamphlets and Inserts • Industry’s View on Organized Labor and the Antitrust Laws • Industry’s View on Automation and Jobs • Industry’s View on Do We Have the Right to Works? • Industry’s View on That Taft-Hartley Law! • A summary of pension and welfare fund legislation. Why the Douglas Bill (S 2888) should be delayed. • Union Power and Labor Management Relations • Why Should Labor Leaders Play Politics with the Worker’s Money?, W.L. White • What Union Members Have Been Writing Senator McClellan, John Dos Passos • Some Major Labor Problems Looming Ahead in 1957 • Hiring Handicapped People • Developments on the Labor-Management Front • An Analysis of the Ford Type Plan for Supplemental Unemployment Compensation • Why Our Nation Needs a Flat Rate Manufacturers Tax, Charles R. Sligh, Jr. • Questions and Answers about the Guaranteed Annual Wage • Toward Steadier Work and Pay • Can Labor Get a Guaranteed Annual Wage? • Unemployment Causes and Cures • Labor-Management Developments – Challenge to the Nation • Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 • The Changing Face of Labor-Management Relations • Creating More Jobs…Now • Folder containing correspondence within NAM (National Association of Manufacturers) • Also includes pamphlets distributed by the Employee Relations Department • Solidarity Magazine, May 1968, Feb 18, 1977, May 13, 1977, Jun 1970 • Wages Prices Profits; The Automobile Worker’s Case for a 23 Cent Wage Increase News Clippings • One folder containing miscellaneous articles and clipping regarding Walter Reuther, GM and the UAW • One folder containing newspaper articles regarding labor issues • One folder containing magazine clippings regarding labor and labor management • Magazine, January 21, 1940 • Labor and Nation, March/April, 1947 • The Ninth Fortune Round Table; Labor Policy and National Defense • The Tenth Fortune Round Table; On Demobilizing the War Economy 35 James Lindahl Collection

Box 18 Books • The Marxist Library • Volume II: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, D. Riazanov • Volume IV: Imperialism and World Economy, • Volume IX: Civil War in France, Karl Marx • Volume XIII: Germany; Revolution and Counter Revolution, Frederick Engels • Volume XV: Ludwig Feuerbach, Frederick Engels • Volume XVII: Letters to Kugelmann, Karl Marx • Volume XVIII: Anti-Duehring, Frederick Engels • Volume XX: Marx * Engels Marxism, V.I. Lenin • Volume XXI: The , Joseph Stalin • Volume XXIII: The Housing Question, Frederick Engels • Volume XXIV: Class Struggles in France, Karl Marx • Volume XXXI: Lenin on Britain • Volume XXXIII: The Peasant War in Germany, Friedrich Engels • Volume XXXVIII: Marxism and the National and Colonial Question, Joseph Stalin • The Revolution of 1917, V.I Lenin • Challenge to Karl Marx, John Kenneth Turner • Leninism, Joseph Stalin • Toward the Seizure of Power, V.I. Lenin • The Iskra Period, V.I. Lenin • Modern Pension Plans, Hugh O’Neill • Leaflets/Pamphlets • Seniority Provisions in Collective Agreements • Recent Progress in State Labor Legislation • To Help You with Your Labor and Personnel Problems • Michigan Unemployment Compensation Act • Arbitration in Action, January 1943 • The New Wagner-Murray-Dingell Social Security Bill • The Constitutional Right to Advocate Political, Social and Economic Change – An Essential of American Democracy • Propaganda Analysis; Vol. II No. 4 January 1, 1939 • One folder containing Executive’s Labor Letters • Ten Years History and Principles of the Left Opposition, • The Supreme Court vs. The People • Brookwood; Chautauqua Songs • UAW-CIO Wage – Price Policy • International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union • Call to Industrial and Economic Conference; For Economic Justice and Progress of the Negro People Through Labor • Unions • Stop the W.P.A. LAY-OFFS! • Labor Notes 36 James Lindahl Collection

• March of Labor; The New Voice of Progressive Labor • Labor, by Murray Seidler • Union Counseling Program; Training Course Manual • UE Steward; Vol. 2 No. 7, May 1949 • A Plan to Prevent Depression, Chester Bowles • Building America; Labor and Management • Parliamentary Law and Public Speaking, 1936 • Labor’s Good Neighbor Policy, by Philip Murray and Vicente Lombardo Toledano, Council for Pan American Democracy, undated • The Worker Goes to Market, by Caroline Ware (2) • The Journal of Electrical Workers and Operators, Vol. XXXVI No. 10, October 1937 • Labor Information Bulletin, September 1948 • Michigan Labor and Industry, Mar, May, Sep, 1942; Oct 1946 • Meet the Man Who Plans to Rule America • Information Please? • Labor Needs Political Organization NOW • Who Causes Strikes?, Labor’s Non-Partisan League, undated • Bill Smith, Engineer, A Short Story • Dodge Local No. 3 UAW-CIO Education Department, Collective Bargaining • Educational Bulletin Issues by the National Education Committee of the ILD, No. 22 , February 1936 • New Republic, November 10, 1947 • Ammunition, Convention Issue September 1944 • This Week Magazine, December 8, 1945 • Working for Labor Legislation, Abraham Lefkowitz • Join the CIO and help build a Soviet America • Working for Labor; the story of the National Labor Service founded to promote good will about American workers of • all races and religions (2) • The Right to Work: Our Hottest Labor Issue, W.L. White • Shop Paper Manual; A Handbook for Comrades Active in Shop Paper Work • Why Work for Nothing? Herman Schendel • Labor Relations in the United States; Summary of Historical Events in the World War Period, 1912-1920 • Labor’s Rights in the United States; An Outline for Teachers and Students • The Truth About Unions, Leo Huberman • The Company Union in Plan and Practice, Lincoln Fairly • The Principles of Unionism(Questions and Answers), 2d rev. ed. 1936 • The Economics of the Automobile Industry; An Outline Part One “Early Beginnings and the Basic Economic Facts” • Trade Union Organization Work, David J. Saposs

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• The Communist, July-October, 1927; Feb, Aug, 1928; Jan, Mar, Aug, 1929; Jun, Jul, Oct, Nov, Dec, 1930;1931; Feb-Apr, 1932; 1933-1936; Apr, May, Jul, 1937; Mar, Apr, Sep, 1938; 1940-1942; Jan, Feb, May 1943 • Party Organizer; May Meeting of Central Committee

Box 20 Books • We Never Called Him Henry, Harry Bennett • The Everett Massacre; A History of the Class Struggle in the Lumber Industry, Walker C. Smith • Labor and Internationalism, Lewis L. Lorwin • The Progress of Labor in the United States Sigmund Uminski • Industrial Valley, Ruth McKenney • Men and Coal, McAlister Coleman • The History of the American Working Class, Anthony Bimba • Organized Labor, John Mitchell • Reds and Lost Wages, Charles G. Wood • The Conditions of Industrial Peace, J.A. Hobson • Industrial Unionism in America, Marion Dutton Savage, PhD • The Law of Social Revolution; A Co-operative study by the Labor Research Group, Scott Nearing, Leader • Automation; Industrialization Comes of Change, William Francois • The New Industrial State, John Kenneth Galbraith • American Writers’ Congress, Henry Hart • Labor’s New Millions, Mary Heaton Vorse • The Labor Spy Racket, Leo Huberman • Look at Labor; The Story of Industrial War and Peace, Leon Goodelman • Trade Unions, Joseph Clayton • The Great Steel Strike and its Lessons, William Z. Foster • Here Comes Labor, Chester M. Wright • The Americanization of Labor; The Employers’ Offensive Against the Trade Unions, Robert W. Dunn • Labor and Democracy, William Green • Maritime; A Historical Sketch A Workers’ Program, Frederick J. Lang • Part of Our Time: Some Monuments and Ruins of the Thirties, Murray Kempton • Company Unions, Robert W. Dunn • The Local Union; Its Place in the Industrial Plant, Leonard R. Sayles and George Strauss Periodicals • First American Artist’s Congress, 1936 • The Communist, 1937-1939

Box 21 Periodicals • The Communist, 1931-1932 (not complete runs) • The Communist International, 1931-38 (not complete runs) 38 James Lindahl Collection

• Communist International Editions undated, Nos. 2, 26, 27, • Political Affairs, Jan-Apr, 1945; Jun-Jul, 1945; May, Jul, 1946; Jan, Jeb, Jun, Nov, 1947; Apr, 1948 • Party Organizer, Oct, Nov, 1934; Feb 1935; Jul-Nov, 1937; Feb 1938 Books • Outline History of the C.P.S.U., by N.Popov, Vol. I & II • The People’s Front, by Earl Browder • Communism in the United States, by Earl Browder • All Quiet in the Kremlin, George Marion • The Case of Leon Trotsky by the Preliminary Commission of Inquiry • Stalin, Henri Barbusse • Materialism and Empirio-Criticism, V.I. Lenin • The Social Revolution, • The Class Struggle (Erfurt Program), Karl Kautsky • Betrayal, Arthur D. Kahn

Box 22 Books • Toward the Seizure of Power, V.I. Lenin • Memories of Lenin, N.K. Krupskaya • The Struggle for the Bolshevik Party, V.I. Lenin • The Period of War Communism, V.I. Lenin • Lessons of October, Leon Trotsky • The Russian Land, Albert Rhys Williams • Imperialism and Imperialist War, V.I. Lenin • American ; The I.W.W, John Graham Brooks • Leninism, Joseph Stalin • Socialism on Trial; The Official Court Record, James P. Cannon • Letters From Afar, V.I. Lenin • Tehran; Our Path in War and Peace, by Earl Browder • The Proletarian Revolution and Renegade Kautsky, V.I. Lenin • The , William Z. Foster • Thesis and Resolutions adopted at the Third World Congress of the Communist International, June 22 – • July 12, 1921 (2) • The Iskra Period, Volume IV, V.I. Lenin Periodicals • Marxist Study Courses: Political Economy, Lessons, 1-3, 9-11 History of the Working Class, Lesson 1 William Z. Foster, Renegade of Spy? Arnold Petersen • The One Way Out; An Answer to Hard Times, Scott Nearing • Lenin; Great Strategist of the Class War, A. Losovsky • Europe, Scott Nearing • People’s Front Illusion, Jay Lovestone 39 James Lindahl Collection

Box 23 • , 1948-50; 1954-1958 (not complete runs) • Dissent, 1980 • , Jun-Aug, Dec, 1935 • Photo History, Labor’s Challenge • Pamphlets • How to Win for the Union: A Handbook for UAW-CIO Stewards and Committeemen • Our Pledge to the Nation, Philip Murray (2) • Sabotage, Emile Pouget • The NMU Fights Jim Crow • Equality for All; The Stand of the NMU on Discrimination • Handbook for Local Union Fair Practices Committees, UAW-CIO Fair Practices and Anti- Discrimination Committee, 1946 • First Annual Summary of Activities; International IAW-CIO Fair Practices Committee • Collective Bargaining, John W. Scoville • So, Now Thy Sing; “Don’t; Let Them Take It Away” • Summary of Proceedings; Working Conference on Women in Business and Industry • Wage and Salary Stabilization; A Manual of Questions and Answers for Employers, Executives • and Employees, Arthur W. Nevins • Suggestions Guide for Labor – Management Committees • Recommendation on Hours of Work for Maximum Production • Labor – Management Committees in the War Production Drive, Donald M. Nelson • Co-op Housing Do’s and Don’ts, R.J. Thomas • The Burning Question of Trades Unionism…How the Workers Must Organize to Abolish Capitalism, D. DeLeon • Equal Opportunity, speech by John L. Lewis, National Negro Congress, April 1940 • Working and Fighting Together; Regardless of race, creed, color or national origin • Progress of the Negro Worker in the CIO, Wayne County Industrial Union Council, undated • The CIO and the Negro Worker: Together for Victory, CIO, after 1941 • Labor Unions in the Far East, Eleanor H. Lattimore • A Labor Party for America? Joel Seidman • Security and Dignity in an Expanding Economy, Walter P. Reuther • Union Counseling • Education Handbook for Local Union Committees • UAW CIO Education Department Presents “Turn Over Talks” Number 1, You are the Union • Defense Employment and Training for Employment • The Area Bracket Racket • Read This – Then Pass it On, Please; An Appeal to Reason • Organize to Preserve Democracy and to Defeat Fascism, John L. Lewis (2) • Stop the W.P.A. Lay-Offs! • CIO Veteran’s Guide, Public Affairs Committee, April 1945 • Facts and Tips for Service Men and Women (2) • Church and Labor 40 James Lindahl Collection

• Taxes for Total War • Taxes to Win • Report of Chairman John L. Lewis to the First Constitutional Convention of the CIO • Current History, October 1936 • The CIO, What it is and what it does (2) • Memorandum on Political Activity under the Taft-Hartley Act • The Need for Substantial Wage and Salary Increases Now • Forward Together • A National Wage Policy for 1947 • One folder containing news clippings regarding the CIO • The Centralia Conspiracy, Ralph Chaplin • The Famous Speeches of the Eight Anarchists in Court • The American Labor Movement, Rev. Francis J. Haas • Agreement Between Snyder Tool and Engineering Company and Local No. 155 • Your Dues Dollar: Where It Goes…What You Get For It • Civil Rights and American Leadership for Freedom • An American Answer to Intolerance • Make it a Million • Steel Strike Facts, by Philip Murray • Not Us Says Mine Mill • We Believe - Generalissimo and Madame Chiang Kai-shek • Better Medical Care that You Can Afford • Industry’s Weapon…Company Unionism • Hurt on the Job; How to collect your Michigan Workmen’s Compensations Benefits • The CIO News (Invitation Card) • Keep America at Work! Facts v. Propaganda • “All Men Are Created Equal…” Make it Law • The General Strike and the General Betrayal, Jon Pepper • Class Struggles in America, A. M. Simons • The • March of American Labor • Gastonia Citadel of the Class Struggle in the New South, William F. Dunne • 1948 Platform of the Socialist Labor Party • Socialism: The Answer to Poverty • Today’s Fight Against the Bosses • Democracy Security Peace on Trial; Nat Ganley speaks to the Jury • From Capitalism to Communism, Scott Nearing • What is Socialism? • This is Socialism, Irwin Suall • The Road to Liberation for the Negro People • Soviet Economy in Danger; The Expulsion of Zinoviev, Leon Trotsky • In Defense of the Russian Revolution, Leon Trotsky • The Only Road for Germany, Leon Trotsky • Report of the Court Proceedings; The Case of the Trotskyite – Zinovievite Terrorist Centre • The Americanism of Socialism, Eric Haas 41 James Lindahl Collection

• United States of America v. Eugene Dennis, also known as Francis Waldron • The Basis of the Technological Economic Plan of Reconstruction of the USSR, G.M. Krzhizhanovsky • The Communist Party of Germany; Lives and Fights • Text of a Speech Delivered By J.V. Stalin at an Election Rally in Stalin Electoral Area, Moscow Feb 1946 • What Will Happen With Germany? The Creation of the National Committee Free Germany • An Appeal of the German Communists, Destroy Hitler! Free Germany! • The Case of • Stalin on the War and the Second Front in Europe • Speed the Day of Victory, Joseph Stalin (2) • Working Class Unity-Bulwark Against Fascism, Dimitroff • The Stalinist Corruption of Marxism, Arnold Petersen • From Reform to Bayonets, Arnold Petersen • The Fourth Year of the Second Five-Year Plan, W.I. Mezhlauk • Lenin, Liebknecht, Luxemburg by Al Steele • The Communist Election Platform, 1936 (2) • Toward a ‘Closed Shop’ on the Campus, Joseph P. Lash • The People’s Victory in Czechoslovakia, Walter Storm • Youth in Industry, • Soviet Health Care in Peace and War, Rose Maurer • Toy Must Go! William Allan • America And Russia, Corliss Lamont • The 16 Soviet Republics and Their New Powers • A Program for American Youth • James W. Ford: What He Is and What He Stands For, Ben Davis, Jr. • The Damned Agitator and Other Stories, Michael Gold • Ernst Thaelmann; The Leader of the German Workers • Semyon Kotko, Valentin Katayev • On Understanding Soviet Russia, Corliss Lamont • The Fight for Communism in Germany • Meet the Communists, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn • What Shall Be Done About Germany After the War? • The Trial of the Communist Deputies in France, Gaston Richard • Our Plan For Plenty • The Economics of Barbarism; Hitler’s New Economic Order in Europe, J. • Kuczynski and M. Witt • The Injunction Menace, Charlotte Todes • Company Unions Today, Robert W. Dunn • The Fight for Peace, M. Ercoli • All We Are and All We Have, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Sheck • Their Morals and Ours, Leon Trotsky • Farm-Dollar Blight; The “New Deal” in Agriculture, John Barnett • Concerted Action of Isolation, Which is the Road to Peace, by Earl Browder • Trotsky the Traitor, Alex Bittelman 42 James Lindahl Collection

• Socialism; What’s In It For You? A.B. Magil • Trotskyism; In the Service of Fascism Against Socialism and Peace, A.Y. Vyshinsky • The National Question in the Soviet Union, M. Chekalin • A New Italy Arises, Giuseppe Berti • A Talk About the Communist Party, by Earl Browder • Soviet Farmers, Anna Louise Strong • Public Enemies of Public Office, Carl Hirsch • Two Questions on Winning the War, Roy Hudson • America at the Crossroads; Postwar Problems and Communist Policy, Eugene Dennis • Communism and Culture, by Earl Browder • Young Communists and the Path to Soviet Power • Youth in the World War, V. Motyleva • The Irish Case for Communism, Sean Murray • Freedom, Peace and Bread! W. Pieck • Culture in Two Worlds, N. Bukharin • The Church and the Workers, Bennett Stevens • A World-Wide Bill of Rights • Either the Constitution or the Mundt Bill: America Can’t Have Both, Simon W. Gerson • Shovels and Guns; The CCC in Action, James Lasswell • The Six Conditions of Comrade Stalin as the Basis for Bolshevik Victories, P. Postyshev • From Communism to Socialism, Albert Goldman • Stalin Reports • Democracy in Danger, Mary Collins • Communist Election Platform, 1938 • The Communist Party of the U.S.A.: Its History, Role and Organization, by Earl Browder • Murder at the Kemerovo Mines: Trotskyite Plotters at Work, Ernst Fischer • Dimitroff Accuses • Roosevelt Heads for War, W.M.Foster • The Menace of a New World War, William Z. Foster • The Work of the Seventh Congress • Report of the Fifth National Convention of the Young Communist League of the USA • The United Front in Czechoslovakia, K. Gottwald • Towards a Mass Young Communist League • The Saga of the Karelo-Finnish Republic, I. Sergeyev • The Stakhanov Movement in the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin • From Socialism to Communism in the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin • In Praise of Learning, Joseph Stalin and V.M. Molotov • Problems of Party Building, Alex Bittelman • The Meaning of the Soviet Trials, E. Yaroslavsky, William Z. Foster • Traitors in American History; Lessons of the Moscow Trials, by Earl Browder • The Industrial Development in 1931 and the Tasks for 1932, S. Orjonikidze • At the Moscow Trial, D.N. Pritt • “I Challenge the Un-Americans”, Eugene Dennis • The Class Struggle, November/December 1917 • Magnitogorsk, Academician A. Baikov 43 James Lindahl Collection

• A World “Christian Front”? V.J. Jerome • Facing the 8th Convention of the Young Communist League, Gil Green • The Communist Political Association, David Goldway • The Place of Art in the Soviet Union, Osip Beskin • Eugene Dennis Indicts the Conspirators • Unity Will Conquer • The United Struggle For Peace, G. Dimitroff • Youth and Fascism, O. Kusinen • For or Against the United Front? Ernst Fischer • Resolutions of the Ninth Convention of the Communist Party (2) • Do You Know Thaelmann, Henri Barbusse • Revolutionary Crisis, Fascism and War, D.Z. Manuilsky • Thesis and Decisions • A Message to Catholics, by Earl Browder (2) • The Economics of Communism; Soviet Economy in its World Relation, by Earl Browder • The People’s Road to Peace, by Earl Browder • Factionalism…The Enemy of the Auto Workers, William M. Weinstone and B.K. Gerbert • The ‘Blessings’ of Fascism; My 18 months in Nazi Hell, Lawrence Simpson • The Communist Election Platform, 1936 • The Truth About Father Coughlin, A.B. Magil • The Trade Unions and the War, William Z. Foster • Resolutions of the 10th Convention of the Communist Party USA • America’s Decisive Battle, by Earl Browder • The Democratic Front, by Earl Browder • The Federal Jury is Stacked Against You, by Marion Bachrach • Marshall Plan; Recovery or War? By James Allen • The History of May Day, by • Schools and the Crisis, by Rex David • Hitler Against the World, The World Against Hitler • Andre Marty Tells Who Betrayed France? • The People’s Front in France

Box 24 • Periodicals • New Times, 1948-1949 (not a complete run) • Trends and Tides, 1946-1948; 1950 (not a complete run) • Pamphlets/Leaflets • The Road to Communism, Spring, 1935 • The Christian Front, February 1939 • Fourth International September/October 1950 • 20th Century Americanism • Black Mail, Henry Hoke • The Path to Peace and Progress • Report From Tokyo; A Message to the American People, Joseph C. Grew • International Press Correspondence, Special Report on China 44 James Lindahl Collection

• International Press Correspondence, 20 Years of Soviet Power • Literature of the Peoples of the USSR • Communist International • Common Cause, Nov 1947; Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec, 1948 • For Unity of the World Communist Movement • Clerical Fascism in Italy, J. J. Murphy • Plain Talk, Dec 1947; Mar 1948 • The Communist Review, August 1923 • The Communist Review May 1923 • World, July 1934 • Britain and Palestine • The Class Struggle, Devoted to International Socialism • Marxist Quarterly • Young Communist Review, March 1938 • The Rebel Poet, August 1932 • A Student Anti-War Quarterly, ANVIL • The Red Album, May Day 1921 • The Freeman, April 1951 • International of Youth • Kosmos, Dynamic Stories of Today • ANVIL, Summer 1952 • The Magazine, 1934 • Left Front, May-Jun 1934 • The Monthly Review (2)

Box 25 • International Press Correspondence, 1931-1936 • Liberator, 1922-1924 (not a complete run) • Workers Monthly, 1923-1927 (not a complete run) • R.I.L.U Magazine, December 1931 • The Red International of Labour Unions, Nov, Dec, 1928; Vols. 1&2 • Labor Political Action; Back Bullets with Ballots • Political Guide; The Journal of Political Action Techniques • Unite For Victory: Against Disunity Against Disruption, by Philip Murray (2) • National Defense Migration, Second Interim Report, House of Representatives, 1941 • The Union in Wartime; What it Can Do for You and Your Country • A Manual on Fair Employment Practices • Don’t Put The Union Label on War • Scientific Workers Today, United Office and Professional Workers of America, Undated (2) • Report Your Boss; Low Salaries are Un-American • Labor’s Program for Better Housing • Worker’s Compensation Laws, 1940 State of Michigan • Conspiracy Against Labor, The Plot of William Green of the AFL • Industrial Sanitation, Michigan Department of Health, 1945 45 James Lindahl Collection

• Occupational Disease and Workmen’s Compensation, Medical Advisory Board and Education Department, UAW of America, January 1937 (2) • Butch Looks to You • Wage Stabilization General Orders and Interpretation, National War Labor Board, 1943 • Agreement Entered into Between International Union, UAW and the Chrysler Corporation, April 1937 • Communists within the Labor Movement • Communist Infiltration in the United States: Its Nature and How to Combat It • The UAW-CIO Post-War Plan • Agreement Between Studebaker-Packard Corporation and the UAW-CIO, 1935 • National Third Caucus, UAW-CIO • Homes for Workers in Planned Communities thru Collective Action, UAW-CIO, 1943 • Jobs Peace Unity, by John L. Lewis • Your Civil Liberties; How to Protect Them • What Score do you have on FEPC

Box 26 • Pamphlets • America Tomorrow, Henry A. Wallace (2) • Your Dues Dollar; Where it goes and what you get for it • “We Must Deliver,” address by Philip Murray, 1943 • “To Unite…Regardless” • How To Conduct a Union Meeting, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated (2) • To Stamp Out Discrimination: A Handbook, UAW-CIO, probably 1943 • How to Smash Inflation • The Job Ahead, a speech by Walter Reuther • We Choose FDR, Harold L. Ickes • The Need for Consumer Cooperation and a Plan for Its Expansion • What Does a Recording Secretary Do? And How Does He Do It? • Management appraises the Credit Union • Three Joint Labor-Management Safety Conferences • Education Handbook for Local Union Committees • CIO What it is…And How it came to be: A Brief History of the Committee for Industrial Organization, October 1937 (2) • Rise of the Auto Workers, Edward Levinson (2) • Industrial Detroit; Men at Work, Sidney Glazer • Ways of Dealing with Absenteeism as Part of the War Production Drive, War Production Board, after 1943 • Everybody’s Money, 1969 • How to Speak at Union Meetings, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • The Case of Susan Smith • What Every Canvasser Should Know, CIO Political Action Committee, 1944 (2) • Every Worker a Voter, CIO Political Action Committee, 1944 (2) • Investigating Committees and Civil Rights 46 James Lindahl Collection

• Neither to Right Nor Left, William O. Douglas • Welcome Brother • Labor Spies in the NMU • Labor and Safety on the Job • Report from the 12th Annual Convention of the Michigan CIO Council • War Production Posters that Build Morale • UE: The Members Run This Union • He Planned it that Way; The Tale of the Triple Turnip Congress • The Answer is FULL EMPLOYMENT • A Look at Truman’s Record on Civil Rights • You Can Defend America, 1942 • The Enemy is Hitler – Not Labor • Forward with CIO, Thomas-Addes Program, undated • The Area ‘Bracket Racket’ • When a worker needs a friend • CIO Resolutions on Foreign Policy • Who’s Un-American! • Politics in Housing, by R.J. Thomas • War Production • Housing and Civil Rights, by Hon. Paul H. Douglas • The Steelworker’s Case for Wages, Pensions and Social Insurance • Allied Labor Unity Vital to Victory Now, Jack Tanner • How to Organize a in Your Community, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated • For the Nation’s Security (2) • CIO wants FEPC • Your Wages and the War, by Philip Murray, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, undated • Labor’s Law for a Better America • Our Vanishing Jobs, by R.J. Thomas (2) • The Truth About Contributory and Non-contributory Pensions and Social Insurance, United Steelworkers of America, after 1949 • My Peace Mission to Europe • Foreign-Born Americans and the War • Everybody’s Business; World Plans for Peace and Security • Credit for Consumers • Who Causes Strikes?, by Joseph Gaer • The Road to Freedom (2) • Procedure and Preparation of Cases Before the National War Labor Board • CIO Resolution on Social Welfare (1) • Working and Fighting Together • A Call to Action! Repeal the Taft-Hartley Law • The People are on the March, by Henry A. Wallace (2) • Officers’ Report, Annual Convention, Greater Detroit & Wayne CIO Council, 1949 • Compiled Michigan Law to Regulate Labor Unions 47 James Lindahl Collection

• Higher Pay in the Social Services • We Hereby Resolve • As We Win (2) • Report of the CIO 11th Annual Convention, Michigan CIO Council, 1949 • Now UAW-CIO members can afford to send their children to camp too • Henry Ford and the Negro People, by Christopher C. Alston • Red Baiting: Enemy of Labor, by Louis Budenz • The Role of Local Unions In Social Security, by William Smith • Soldiers Get Free Graves by Jim Walden • What Do You Want? Questions and Answers, United Office and Professional Workers of America, CIO, 1946 • Ten Questions about the UOPWA and the Answers White Collar Workers Found, United Office and Professional Workers of America, CIO, undated • The American People and American Politics, by David Cassidy • The Story Behind the Politics of Our Convention • Support Murray and the CIO • Daily Proceedings of the Eleventh Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organization, • October 31, 1941 • Daily Proceedings of the Eleventh Constitutional Convention of the CIO, November 1, 1949 • Proceedings of the Fifth Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, November 9, 1942 • Proceedings of the Fifth Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, November 10, 1942 • Proceedings of the Fifth Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, November 11, 1942 • Report of President Philip Murray to the Fourth Constitutional Convention, November 17, 1941 • 1940 State of Michigan Department of Labor and Industry Workmen's Compensation Law • Proceedings National UAW-CIO War Veterans Conference April 1944 (2) • Basic guide for Labor-Management Committees • Production Guide for Labor-Management Committees • Can Labor and Management Work Together? By Osgood Nichols and T.R. Carskadon • The Strike of the Dredging Fleet 1905 by Peter Nikiforov • Voluntary Labor Arbitration Tribunals of the American Arbitration Association, Rules of Procedure and Manual for their use in Wartime • U.S. Labor Policy at the Fork of the Road 6-7/1946 • War Facts, A Handbook for Speakers on War Production, Office for Emergency Management, 1942 • Build A Stronger PAC, CIO PAC • Michigan State Industrial Union Council, Auditor’s Report 1938-1939 • Remember In November, by Joseph Gaer • The People's Program for 1946, by Joseph Gaer, CIO Political Action Committee (2) • Conspiracy Against Labor • Report of Political Action and Legislative Department January 1947 48 James Lindahl Collection

• Veterans' Seniority, 1944 • A Plan for…America at Peace • From WAR to PEACE: A Challenge • Analysis of the Taft-Hartley Act together with copy of the act, UAW-CIO, 1947 (2) • An Appeal to REASON • A handbook for UAW-CIO Recreation Leadership • Walking Together Religion and Labor • Industrial Mobilization Plan October 1, 1936 • Call, Michigan Conference For Civil Rights, 1940 • Labor Looks at the Wage and Hour Law 1938 • To Secure These Rights, Report of President’s Committee on Civil Rights, 1948 (2) • Michigan CIO's 1941 Legislative Programs • Workers' Handbook, Michigan Unemployment Compensation Commission • A Manual on Fair Employment Practices • Clipping from Detroit News December 11, 1927 in The Mediator Vol. 1, 1909 • The Truth About Conscription • We Can Have Homes, Progressive Party Housing Program • Books • The Mediator Vol. 1, 1909 • Final Proceedings, Eighth Constitutional Convention of the CIO, 1946 • Final Proceedings, Sixth Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1943 • Daily Proceedings of the Fourth Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1941 • Daily Proceedings of the Second Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1939 • Daily Proceedings of the First Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1938 • Daily Proceedings of the Third Constitutional Convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1940 • First Annual Constitutional Convention Proceedings • Proceedings, Sixth Constitutional Convention, of America, Subdistrict No. 9 of District No. 12, 1931

Box 27 • Equal Justice, Vol. XV, No. 2, Autumn 1940 • Anti-Alien Hysteria Affects All Americans, American Comm. For Protection of Foreign Born, undated • These United States, bi-weekly publication, American Comm. For Protection of Foreign Born, No. 2, April 5, 1940 No. 3, April 19, 1940 • No. 6, May 31, 1940 • No. 7, June 14, 1940 • No. 8, June 28, 1940 49 James Lindahl Collection

• Fourth Annual Conference, American Comm. For Protection of Foreign Born, souvenir journal, March 1940 • Fifth National Conference, American Comm. For Protection of Foreign Born, program, March 1941 • Sixth National Conference, American Comm. For Protection of Foreign Born, program and call, May 1942 • Folder: 4 letters, American Comm. For Protection of Foreign Born, 1940s • Refugees and Unemployment, address by James B. Carey, March 2, 1940 • Un-American Regimentation of Aliens: Shall it be Permitted?, N.J. Coordinating Committee on Alien Legislation, undated • This Month, monthly publication, American Comm. For Protection of Foreign Born, July 1941 • The Shakespeare Co. Challenge and You!, United Steelworkers of America, CIO, undated • 20th Century Americanism: What Does Every American Family Want?, National Campaign Committee Communist Party, probably late 1930s • Be On Guard!, Letter to Editor of Detroit Free Press, by Richard T. Leonard, September 2, 1947 • Trend & Tides, published by Louis Adamic, Vol. 3, No. 3, July-September 1947 • Michigan Campaigner, No. 2, November 27, 1935 • National Youth Day Song Sheet, Young Communist League, undated • “Russia As Is,” flyer for film and lecture by Charles Francis Drake, undated • Communists! 1936 is Revolution Year, flyer, undated • Michigan Organizer, monthly publication, Communist Party U.S.A., Vol. 1, No. 2, April 15, 1935; Vol. 1, No. 6, September 1935 • Trade Union Problems: 8 Lessons, Detroit Peoples School, undated • The Hour, weekly newsletter, American Council Against Nazi Propaganda, No. 10, September 9, 1939 No. 12, September 23, 1939 No. 20, November 18, 1939 No. 37, March 23, 1940 (2) No. 38, March 30, 1940 No. 47, June 1, 1940 No. 52, July 6, 1940 No. 53, July 13, 1940 No. 59, August 24, 1940 No. 97, May 17, 1941 No. 106, July 19, 1941 No. 125, January 24, 1942 • 101 Facts, reviewed by Gerald L.K. Smith, Committee of 1,000,000, undated • America Awake, radio address by Gerald L.K. Smith, undated • Danger Ahead!, radio address by Gerald L.K. Smith, undated • Mice or Men?, radio address by Gerald L.K. Smith, undated • Red Terror!, radio address by Gerald L.K. Smith, undated (2) • Labor on the Cross, radio address by Gerald L.K. Smith, probably 1939 • Seven Mile-Fenelon Homeowners News, Detroit, Vol, 1, No. 1, February 14, 1942 50 James Lindahl Collection

• Filmfront, National Film and Photo League of the W.I.R., Vol. 1, No. 3, January 28, 1935 • The National Platforms of All Political Parties from 1798 to 1892, ed. Thomas Hudson McKee, 1892 • Political Affairs, June 1948; August 1948 • Party Organizer, Central Committee Communist Party USA Vol. IV, 1931: April, May, September-October, November, December Vol. V, 1932: January, August (2), September-October Vol. VI, 1933: January, May-June (2), October, November Vol. VII, 1934: February, April, May-June Vol. VIII, 1935: March, May, June, September, November, December Vol. IX, 1936: January, February, March, April, May, June, July-August, September, November, December Vol. X, 1937: January, February, March-April, May, June Vol. XI, 1938: March, April, May • It’s Election Day Now, Western Union Telegraph Company, undated • Souvenir Convention Guide, 12th annual convention, UAW-CIO, July 10, 1949 (2) • Veterans’ Benefits, , World War II, Peacetime, Dependents and Beneficiaries, UAW-CIO Veterans’ Department, March 1950 • Know Your Contract, UAW-CIO Educational Committee Local 653, Pontiac, MI, undated • Guiding Ideas for Stewards, Education Department, UAW-CIO Local 212, undated • C.I.O. Servicemen’s Manual, probably 1943 • By-Laws of Women’s Auxiliaries, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, March 1946 • Program for Action…Defend Labor Rally, Cadillac Square, Detroit, undated • Winning Grievances, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated (2) • A Scab, by Jack , UAW-CIO Education Department, postcard • Horses, Tractors and Monopolies, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated • Full Employment Means Fair Employment, Michigan CIO Council, undated • Seniority Status of Women in Unions in War Plants, No. 1-Union Series, U.S. Department of Labor, 1945 • Collect Workmen’s Compensation: A Guide …in the State of Michigan, UAW-CIO Social Security Department, 1950 (2) • ABC of Time Study, UAW-CIO Education Department, 2d rev. ed., undated • Michigan Workmen’s Compensation Law: What Every Worker Should Know About It, Legal Department, UAW-CIO, May 1942 (2) • If You Are Laid Off, Federal Security Agency, Social Security Board, November 1945 • A Pay Check Every Week of the Year: What Every Auto Worker Ought to Know about the Guaranteed Annual Wage, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated • Eleventh Convention of the UAW-CIO, November 1947, postcard • Let’s Get Organized, CIO Auxiliary Manual, Congress of Women’s Auxiliaries of the CIO, undated (2) • Case of the Legless Veteran, Kutcher Civil Rights Committee, after 1948 • For a United Democratic Union, Program of the Unity Caucus, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, undated 51 James Lindahl Collection

• UAW-CIO Workmen’s Compensation Guide for Members, Stewards and Committeemen, UAW-CIO Workmen’s Compensation Division, undated • Incentive Pay: A Phoney Convention Issue, probably 1943 • Wage-Price Policy, UAW-CIO International Executive Board, August 16, 1946 • Let the Soldiers Vote, UAW-CIO Legislative and Political Action Department, probably 1944 (2) • Sister, You Need the Union…and the Union Needs You, UAW-CIO Education Department, after 1942 • Ten Years Progress of the UAW-CIO, UAW-CIO Education Department, 1945 • Catalog of the Union Bookstore (UAW-CIO), 5021 Woodward, Detroit, undated • War Production Drive, Official Plan Book, War Production Board, 1942 • The Challenge to Americans, by Henry L. Stimson, reprint from , October 1947 • Shop Paper Handbook, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated (2) • Organic Unity: A Labor Program for the Atomic Age, a militant program for the UAW-CIO presented by the majority Members of the International Executive Board • The Closed or Open Shop: Which?, by Elbert Hubbard, 1916 • Security and a Living Wage: Why Workers Strike, National Committee of the Workers Party, 1945 • World Labor to Meet, by Lila Slocum, Fraternal Outlook, May 1944 • The Man Who Has an Answer, New York Sponsoring Committee, People’s Institute of Applied Religion, 1943 • Labor Looks Ahead, by Harlan Trott, clipping from Christian Science Monitor, December 11, 1948 • The Public Letter Box, clippings of letters to the editor, 6 pages, January 1937 • The Workers Suffer, clipping from Free Press, January 11, 1937 • Youth Gives Inside Story on Sit-Down, by Boyd Simmons, clipping from News, January 14, 1937 • UAW Prepares to Take Its Case from Gov. Murphy to Roosevelt, newspaper clipping, probably 1937 • The Strike Issues, editorial, clipping, January 8, 1937 • Property rights, clipping, January 13, 1937 • Incorporation of Unions, editorial, clipping, January 12, probably 1937 • How Britain’s Law Works; Control of Labor Unions is Pondered by Congress, by Jay G. Hayden, newspaper clippings, January 11, probably 1937 • For Industrial Peace, full page statement, Detroit Council for Industrial Peace, Detroit Free Press, November 26, 1939 • Security vs Profits, Executive Shop Committee, Local 202, UAW-CIO, November 20, 1949 (2) • Labor Supports the City of Hope, undated • Coughlin vs. Social Justice, Jewish Peoples Committee for United Action Against Fascism and Anti-Fascism, August 1940 • Tolerance is not Enough, by Walter P. Reuther, reprint, Labor Reports, undated • There Are No Inferior Races, by , reprint, Labor Reports, undated 52 James Lindahl Collection

• The Camp of Disappearing Men, based on a pamphlet issued by the Polish Underground Labor Movement, Polish Labor Group, 1944 • Labor and Nation, independent national labor magazine, Vol. 1, No. 2, October 1945 • The Essential Role of Subsidies in the Stabilization Program, Office of Price Administration, June 1943 • Information about the Government’s Wage-Price Policy, Office of Economic Stabilization, National Wage Stabilization Board, Office of Price Administration, March 11, 1946 • A Measurer of Moving Masses: Lou Harris, clipping, Life magazine, May 11, 1962 • A Democrat Says Party Must Lead—Or Get Left, by Senator John F. Kennedy, Life magazine, March 11, 1957 • Tools for Democratic Victory, Women’s Division, Democratic National Committee, probably 1944 • For What the Hell Should We Apologize, speech by Mark Ethridge, Democratic National Committee, May 15, 1944 • Only Voters Who Register Can Vote, handbill, Women’s Division, National Democratic Committee, undated • The Ships and Sailors that Licked Hitler, Democratic National Committee, 1944 • Decent Homes for All American Families, Democratic National Committee, 1944 • Justice for All, Democratic National Committee, 1944 • Men at Work, Democratic National Committee, probably 1944 • Which Will You Choose: A report on the Labor Record of the Democratic Administration, Democratic National Committee, 1944 • How to Make Friends and Influence Neighbors, Democratic National Committee, probably 1944 • Hope: The Men Who Were Not Forgotten, Democratic National Committee, probably 1944 • The American Farmer: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, Democratic National Committee, probably 1944 • What Happens If You Lose Your Job or Get Too Old to Work?, Democratic National Committee, probably 1944 • The Wealth of Our Nation, Democratic National Committee, 1944 • Basic Principles of Labor Relations, by John Anderson, undated • Reuther asks wide discipline powers, by James Peneff, clipping, Chicago Sun-Times, July 13, 1949 • UAW-CIO Progressive Unity Caucus, newspaper, after March 1947 • The Rank and File Program of Progressive Action for Cadillac Local 22 UAW-CIO, 1948 (2) • Do You Want the Dodge Local to Support the CIO?, undated • An Open Letter to Walter Reuther, Bargaining Committee, Cadillac Local No. 22, UAW- CIO, undated • The Betrayal of the Production Workers, International Executive Board, UAW-CIO, undated • The road our union is now following…, by Tracy Doll, chairman, Program Committee, undated (2) • The Lesson of Milwaukee: Time for a Fresh Approach, by Harry Weaver and James Lindahl, July 29, 1949 • What Labor Means by “More,” by George Meany, Fortune magazine, March 1955 53 James Lindahl Collection

• A Model Union Meeting, by Thomas N. Taylor, Workers Education Bureau of America, undated • American Federationist, Official Magazine of the American Federation of Labor Vol. 43, 1936: December Vol. 44, 1937: March, May, June Vol. 51, 1944: March Vol. 52, 1945: March Vol. 54, 1947: June, September, October, December Vol. 55, 1948: March, April Vol. 56, 1949: August • Modern Monthly, Vol. IX, No. 6, December 1935; Vol. IX, No. 8, March 1936 • Brother Bill McKie: Building the Union at Ford, by Phillip Bonosky, undated • An Open Letter to Henry Ford, Public Enemy Number One, by Burke McCarty, 1938 • We Work at Fords: A Picture History, UAW-CIO, probably 1955 • Facts and Fiction…About the Ford Agreement, handbill, circa 1949 • Fordisms, postcard, undated • Fords will be Unionized, by William Weinstone, State Secretary for the Communist Party, Detroit, undated • Bill McKie 72nd birthday celebration, postcard, Friends of Bill McKie of Local 600, Detroit, 1949 • Letter to Ford Motor Company Employees, from Liberty Legion of America, Dearborn, MI, undated • Facts and Fiction about the Ford Pension Plan, undated (2) • The New Force, published by Club of Detroit, Vol. 1, No. 3, March-April 1932 • Resolution on Ford Pension, Executive Board, Local 659, UAW-CIO, circa 1949 • Memorandum of Agreement on Retirement and Health and Security Programs, Ford Motor Company and UAW-CIO, September 28, 1949 • Resolution on Old Age Pension, Ford Local 952, UAW-CIO, October 12, 1947 • Labor’s Communists Come Under Fire, Life magazine, March 24, 1947 • What is Socialism?, Socialist Party of America, undated • Socialism Now!…or Catastrophe, National Platform of the Socialist Labor Party, May 2, 1948 • How to Build a Sane World, Socialist Labor Party, undated • War…Why?, Socialist Labor Party, undated • ‘Inflation’ and Wages: Do Increased Wages Mean Increased Prices, Socialist Labor Party, undated • After the War…What?, Socialist Labor Party, Socialist Labor Party • Michigan State Platform, Socialist Labor Party, probably 1938 • What Your Liberties!, Socialist Labor Party of Michigan, undated • Socialist Industrial Unionism: The Workers’ Power, Socialist Labor Party, undated • The Greatest Robbery in History: The Exploitation of Wage-Labor, Socialist Labor Party, after 1939 • Constitution, Michigan CIO Council, 1939, 1941 (2), 1946 (2), 1948 (2), 1949 • Steward’s Handbook on Unemployment Compensation, Michigan CIO Council, probably 1945 (2) 54 James Lindahl Collection

• The Answer to “Unions in Politics,” Michigan C.I.O. Council, undated • Timely Technical Training for Union People and Union Leaders, Michigan CIO Council, undated • Factual Report on Gadola Grand Jury Investigation in Flint, Civil Rights Federation, Detroit, probably 1939 • Analysis of Wagner-Murray-Dingell Social Security Bill, Michigan CIO Council, probably 1943 • Your Summer Will Pay Off Next Winter: Leadership Training Institute, Michigan CIO Council, undated • What is the Michigan CIO Council Social Security Plan?, Michigan CIO Council, undated (2) • The Story of the Constitution of the United States Told by Those Who Fashioned It, reported by Charles W. Ervin, Education Department, Michigan C.I.O. Council, 1946 • Public Relations Manual, Education Department, Michigan C.I.O. Council, undated • , Vol. XLVIII, No. 31, January 7, 1957 • Should a Man Have to Join a Union to Work, by Charles A. Kothe, National Association of Manufacturers, August 1959 • The Issue of the Shorter Work Week, National Association of Manufacturers, February 1961 • Calling All Jobs: An Introduction to the Automatic Machine Age, before 1960 • Executive Order Providing for the Continued Stabilization of the National Economy During the Transition from War to Peace, President Harry S. Truman, February 1946 • Spotlight on Union Activities, National Association of Manufacturers, January 1958 • The Auto Worker’s Union and His Job, Education Department, Dodge Local No. 3, undated • Lewis Sounds the Alarm—Labor Must Rally to Its Support, Education Department, Dodge Local No. 3, • May 22, 1940 • Stewards Handbook, Education Department, Dodge Local No. 3, undated (2) • Collective Bargaining, Education Department, Dodge Local No. 3, undated • Chrysler Workers Need Substantial Wage Increases, typescript, undated • Controversy Between General Motors and the United Automobile Workers, Remarks of Hon. James E. Murray and Hon. Glen H. Taylor, U.S. Senate, 1945 • The Facts About the GM Strike!, after 1945 • Storm Over Bridges, by Leo Huberman, Harry Bridges Defense Committee, September 1941 • The NMU: What It Is, What It Does, by Leo Huberman, National Maritime Union, September 1943 • Readin’, Writin’, and No Strikin’, by Harry Henderson and Sam Shaw, Collier’s magazine, April 21, 1945 • Dearborn Ford Worker, Vol. 11, No. 1, May 1, 1936 • Red-Baiting is Scabbing, handbill, Local 600, undated (2) • Birds of a Feather, handbill, Local 600, probably 1946 • United Automobile Worker CIO, Tool Die & Engineering News Edition, Vol. 10, No. 11, January 1947 • The Advance, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, Vol. 26, No. 3, March 1940; Vol. 29, No. 22, Nov. 15, 1943; Vol. 31, No. 3, February 1, 1945 • Collective Bargaining, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, undated 55 James Lindahl Collection

• Practical Problems in Trade Unionism, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, undated • Union Counselling [sic], War Policy Division, UAW-CIO, undated (2) • Partial Report No. 1, Joint Constitution Resolutions Committee, UAW Special Convention, January 1958 • The State of Our Union: A Fair Practice Mandate for ’47, UAW-CIO, undated • Your International: What Your 40¢ per Capita Buys for You, International UAW-CIO, undated (2) • An Education Program for Region 1, UAW-CIO, 1943 or 1944 • Educational Program and Labor Songs, Third Convention, International Union U.A.W.A., March 28, 1939 • How to Win For the Union: A Discussion for UAW Stewards and Committeemen, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, November 1940 (2) • How to Win For the Union: A Discussion for UAW Stewards and Committeemen, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, November 1940, 2d ed., May 1941 • Collective Bargaining: An Outline for Study and Discusssion, by Merlin D. Bishop, Education Department, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, 1936 • U-Auto-Know: Bulleting of the Summer School for United Automobile Workers of America, August 1936 • UAW-CIO Education Bulletin, No. 1, May 1940; Vol. 11, No. 3, April 1941 • How to Conduct a Union: Study and Discussion Outline for the Use of Trade Union Study Classes, Workers Education Bureau of America, 1934 • It Takes More Than a Button to Make a Steward, handbill, International Education Department, United Automobile Workers of America-CIO, undated • Tied Down?, handbill, International Education Department, United Automobile Workers of America-CIO, undated • The logic of the economics of the aircraft industry, handbill, probably International Education Department, United Automobile Workers of America-CIO, undated • Fruits of Our Labor, probably International Education Department, United Automobile Workers of America-CIO, undated • Protection Plus!, handbill, Education Department, International Union, of America-CIO, undated • Resolution re removal of Richard Deverall, UAWA-CIO, March 1, 1942 • The Economics of the Automobile Industry, Part Two: General Motors Corporation, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, June 1940 • The Economics of the Automobile Industry, Part Three: The Chrysler Corporation, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, after 1937 • The Economics of the Automobile Industry, Part Four: The Ford Motor Company, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, probably 1939 • First Aid for Organizers: Training for Trade Union Service Course, Education Department, U.A.W.A, undated • Promotion Manual: An Aid to CIO Locals to Promote Their Various Programs, Education Department, Michigan CIO Council, undated • Publicity Manual to Aid C.I.O. Locals to Gain Good Publicity, Education Department, Michigan CIO Council, undated 56 James Lindahl Collection

• Building the Union: A One Volume Encyclopedia for Education Committeemen, UAW-CIO Education Department, after 1948 • Labor Problems and Sketch of American Labor Movement, by Joel Seidman, Education Department, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, August 1936

Box 28 • The UAWA Moulding Council 1937 Yearbook • C.I.O. Year book and Local Union Directory for Toledo and Vicinity, 1949 • Transcript of Proceedings of Conference of General Motors Delegates, U.A.W.-C.I.O., February 8-10, 1941 • Program Book, Seventh Annual Convention, United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America-CIO, August 3, 1942 • Program Book, A Tribute to William Green, American Trade Union Council of the National Committee for Labor Israel, January 11, 1951 • Jim Comes Home Smiling, State, County and Municipal Workers of America-CIO, probably 1944 • Apprenticeship and the UAW-CIO, UAW-CIO International Education Department, May 1941 (2) • The Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947, Bureau of National Affairs,1947 • Basic Approaches to Collective Bargaining, an address by John S. Bugas, July 31, 1950 • Collective Bargaining, Lessons One, Two and Three, UAW-CIO International Correspondence Course, circa 1940 • Winning the Battle for Production, by Curt Murdock, Packard Local 190, UAW-CIO, circa 1942 • Producing for Victory: A Labor Manual for Increasing War Production, CIO, 1942 • Production Standards from Time Study Analysis by Labor and Management, Local No. 2, U.A.W.-C.I.O. and Murray Corporation of America, 1942 (2) • Letters to Dad, Congress of Industrial Organizations, Department of Education and Research, undated • Discrimination Costs YOU Money, UAW-CIO Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination Department, undated • In Defense of the Democratic Civil Rights of Government Workers, United Public Workers of America, C.I.O., circa 1946 • Victory Without Strike: The Story of the Transport Workers Union Victory on the Transit System, by Douglas L. MacMahon, Transport Workers Union, C.I.O., circa 1944 • Support Fair Labor Standards in Industry, Labor’s Non-Partisan League, circa 1938 • Defense and the Salaried Employee, by Lewis Merrill, United Office and Professional Workers of America, C.I.O., 1941 • Extra Pay for the Extra Hours You Work, United Office and Professional Workers of America, C.I.O., circa 1940 (2) • Security in Social Work, by John A. Fitch, United Office and Professional Workers of America, C.I.O., reprint from Survey Midmonthly, August 1938 • Organize the Unorganized: The CIO, Its Progress and Its Goal, December 1939 (2) • This is Your America, CIO Political Action Committee, undated 57 James Lindahl Collection

• Speakers Manual, CIO Political Action Committee, undated • Just Where Does My Dues Go?, Education Committee, West Side Local 174, UAW-CIO, after 1949 • CIO Statement on the April 18 War Manpower Directive, Michigan CIO Council, 1943 • Health and Human Relations, Health Institute of the UAW-CIO, undated • Your Rights Under the National Labor Relations Act, 3d edition, Congress of Industrial Organizations, Legal Department, November 1941 • Labor and Education: Our Greatest Resource, CIO Department of Research and Education, undated (2) • Whose Amendments? A.F. of L. versus Green and N.A.M., C.I.O, May 1939 • Help Kill Jim Crow, Social Research Bureau, Michigan Chronicle, stamped February 25, 1943 • Divided We Stand, by J. Frank Dobie, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, circa 1942 (2) • Your International…What your 37-1/2¢ per Capita Buys for You, Education Department, UAW-CIO International Union, after 1939 (2) • Labor’s Stake in Abolishing the Poll Tax, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, December 1943 (2) • Hospitalization for Trade Union Members, Labor Division, Blue Cross Commission, undated • You Can Have Decent Wages and Working Condition If You Go After Them, CIO, undated • An Analysis and Factual Approach to Aircraft Problems, report to First National Aircraft Conference by Richard T. Frankensteen, February 28-29, 1944 • The Last Days of Waste, Briggs Manufacturing Company Industrial Training Program, 1941 • Every Operation is Important, Briggs Manufacturing Company Industrial Training Program, 1942 • Call, Special War Policy Conference, UAW-CIO, May 1-2, 1943 • Dear Gang, CIO Handbook of Servicemen’s Activities, National CIO War Relief Committee, probably 1943 • Close Harmony: A Voice and Vote for Every Member, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated (2) • Workers’ Handbook on and Employment Services, Michigan 1950, Michigan Unemployment Compensation Commission • When Unemployment Hits: Manual for CIO Councils and Local Unions, undated (2) • Good Shelter for Everyone, report of CIO Committee on Housing, October 28, 1943 • Handbook for Local Union Fair Practices Committees, Fair Practices and Anti- Discrimination Department, UAW-CIO, 1946 • Which Side Are You On? Raises or Reaction for White Collar Workers, by Lewis Merrill, reprint from , United Office and Professional Workers of America, undated • Production with Incentive Pay, by C.G. “Pop” Edelen, Plymouth Local 51, UAW-CIO, Detroit, before 1943 (2) • The Houses We Built, United Office and Professional Workers of America CIO, undated • Meet the UOPWA, United Office and Professional Workers of America, undated • Push Salaries Up!, United Office and Professional Workers of America, CIO, revised January 1944 58 James Lindahl Collection

• Will the UAW-CIO Retreat, Stand Still, Go Forward?, UAW-CIO Secretary-Treasurer’s Office, February 1946 (2) • 300,000 Aircraft Workers Have Joined UAW-CIO, UAW-CIO Aircraft Division, circa 1943 (2) • First Annual Summary of Activities, International UAW-CIO Fair Practices Committee, 1946 • Give Your Dollar to PAC, CIO Political Action Committee, probably 1947 (2) • To Abolish Discrimination, National CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination, March 1947 • Tappes for Vice-President UAW-CIO, Committee for the Election of Shelton Tappes, after 1947 • Wartime Wages and Railroad Labor, by A.F. Whitney, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, June 1944 • Minutes, International Skilled Trades Conference, March 1951 • Where You Belong…A Message from the UAW-CIO to All American Agricultural Implement Workers, circa 1949 • ‘Time of Their Lives’ in Old Age, by Robert Perrin, UAW-CIO Recreation Department, after 1953 • Souls Don’t Have Color, UAW-CIO Fair Practices and Anti-Discrimination Department, after 1953 • Report Requirements for Unions Under the Taft-Hartley Law Explained and Analyzed, Commerce Clearing House, 1947 • Information Concerning the Veterans’ Assistance Program of the Selective Service Program, Selective Service System, November 24, 1944 • Time Study of Packard, Local 190, UAW-CIO, and Packard Motor Car Co., 1944 (2) • Shall We Destroy the Statue of Liberty and Build Concentration Camps?, Committee in Defense of Henry Podolski, circa 1949 • Memorandum: Handling of Requests for Occupational Deferment for Union Officers and Staff, National Review Committee of CIO, undated • Civilian Defense Program of the Michigan CIO Council, January 12, 1942 (2) • National Health Insurance: What Does It Mean to You?, CIO Department of Education and Research, circa 1949 • Facts About Fallout, Federal Civil Defense Administration, 1955 • Mental Health and Mental Illness: Selected Titles, Detroit Public Library, 1954 • The CIO and the Negro Worker, Congress of Industrial Organizations, after 1939 • Forward with the CIO: Program for Continuation of CIO Policies Enunciated by Philip Murray and John L. Lewis, undated • The CIO and National Defense, Executive Board, June 4, 1940 • Trouble is the Counselor’s Business, reprint from Ammunition, UAW-CIO Education Department, undated • 6 Hour Day—8 Hour Pay, International Foundry Workers Wage and Hour Council, 1940 • Poland, Gdynia America Shipping Lines, circa 1948 • Social Security: A Brief Explanation of the Social Security Act, Social Security Administration, June 1947 • Bedside Manner, National Safety Council, undated • Cancer Facts for Men, American Cancer Society, 1953 59 James Lindahl Collection

• The Facts about Employment and Heart Disease, American Heart Association, undated • Guide for Analyzing Jobs: Analyst’s Workbook, War Manpower Commission, 1944 • General Motors Labor Policies and Procedures, revised March 25, 1937 • Elect John Fritz for Bargaining Committeeman, Packard Local 190, Detroit, after 1942 • Michigan Labor Stabbed in the Back, Medical Research Health and Accident Department, UAW-CIO, probably 1943 (2) • Strike Fund, Why?: An Assessment, by George F. Addes, UAW-CIO, January 1947 (2) • Build Strong Democratic Unions: AFL-CIO Manual for Shop Stewards,1958 • Laws and Regulations on Employment of Women in Michigan, State of Michigan Department of Labor, 1948 • Employment of Minors in Michigan: State and Federal Laws, State of Michigan Department of Labor, 1948 • Old-Age Insurance Under the Social Security Act, Social Security Board, October 1938 • Old-Age and Survivors Insurance for Workers and Their Families, Social Security Board, January 1940 • Answers to Workers’ Questions on the United States Wage Hour Law, U.S. Department of Labor, circa 1940 • Announcing the Second Annual Conference on Labor, , April 1949 • The Time Has Come, speech by Henry A. Wallace, 1948 • Union Wives: United for Victory, Congress of Women’s Auxiliaries, CIO, undated • PAC Needs A Dollar You Won’t Miss to Elect a Man You Can’t Afford to Lose, UAW, probably 1944 • Why We Are For Bretton Woods, CIO Political Action Committee, undated • As Goes Reconversion, So Goes Our Future, CIO Political Action Committee, undated • What Every Voter Should Know and Do in 1946, by Joseph Gaer, CIO Political Action Committee • Income Tax Manual for Wage and Salary Earners, CIO, 1943 • Your War Job With Congress, CIO, undated • Analysis of the New Michigan Labor Mediation Act, by Maurice Sugar, UAW-CIO, 1947 • You and Safety, 1967 • ABC of Parliamentary Law, by August Claessens and Rebecca E. Jarvis, Rand School Press for Education Department, United Automobile Workers of America, March 1937 • Mass-Layoff Mergers in Communications, American Communications Association, CIO, circa 1941 • Background of 1950 Telephone Wage Dispute, Communications Workers of America CIO • “No Bottleneck in Aviation,” by Richard T. Frankensteen and Walter Smethurst, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, probably 1941 • Sing! UAW-CIO Songs, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • Food for Workers: A Manual on In-Plant Feeding, Consumer Division, UAW-CIO, March 1944 • Living Costs in WWII, 1941-1944, by Philip Murray and R.J. Thomas, CIO, June 1944 • What the Well Informed Wartime Steward Should Know, Education Department, Murray Local 2, UAW-CIO, undated • The Health Institute of the UAW-CIO, circa 1947 60 James Lindahl Collection

• How We Win Block Workers: Political Action Techniques for Victory in ’48, CIO Political Action Committee (2) • How We Win Registration: Political Action Techniques for Victory in ’48, CIO Political Action Committee • Housing for Defense, by R.J. Thomas, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, 1941 • Questions and Answers on the C.I.O., undated • C.I.O Re-Employment Plan, by Philip Murray, Department of Research and Education, CIO, 1944 • News-Notes, Wayne County CIO Council. Vol. 2, No. 9, February 27, 1930 • The People’s Program for 1944, CIO Political Action Committee • Unfinished Business—A Fair Employment Practice Handbook, by Clarence W. Anderson, Metropolitan Detroit Council on Fair Employment Practice, 1944 • Lillian Smith Answers Some Questions About “Strange Fruit,” undated • Brotherhood and Willow Run, NAACP, undated • You and the Draft: What You Should Know About It, International Education Department, UAW-CIO, 1941 • The Story of Dodge Local No. 3, UAW-CIO, April 1941 (2) • Jobs for All After the War, CIO Political Action Committee, circa 1944 • A Guide to the Preparation of By-Laws for Local Unions of the UAW-CIO, Legal Department, January 1944 • The UAW-CIO in the War, Education Department, UAW-CIO, undated • Women in War Work, speech by Philip Murray, CIO, November 1942 • The Right to Strike, CIO, April 1941 • Michigan Labor and Industry, State Department of Labor and Industry, Vol. 11, No. 4, October 1942 • Michigan Unemployment Compensation Act, 1949 • Program Book, 10th Annual Michigan CIO Convention, June 1948 • Congress Vue, National Negro Congress, Vol. 1, No. 1, April 1943; Vol. 1, No. 5, October 1943 • A Budget for Human Needs: Analysis of the Department of Public Welfare Budget 1940- 1941, Research and Standards Committee, Local 79 State, County & Municipal Workers • Collective Bargaining Handbook for Workers Security Programs, UAW-CIO, October 1949 • Outline of UAW-CIO Collective Bargaining for Supplementary Security Programs, March 1949 • Make a Big Event Out of Your Union Meeting, reprint from Ammunition, UAW-CIO, April 1948 • Trade Union Slate, State CIO and International UAW-CIO, undated • UE Acts Against Raiding and Dictatorship in the CIO, United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, September 1949 • Attend U.A.W. Summer School at Woodland Lake, 1937 (2) • Announcing Our World, Our Future, Our War to Win: Michigan Youth Conference, Detroit Y.W.C.A., June 1943 • CIO Working, Fighting, Giving, handbill, undated • Prejudice Must Be Fought, by Philip Murray, Labor Reports reprint, undated • For a Greater Michigan CIO, after 1946 61 James Lindahl Collection

• UAW Factionalism, handbill, reprint from Michigan Chronicle, September 27, 1947 • The Murray Corporation of America Agreement [with UAW Local No. 2], probably 1939 • Union Program of the Martin-Frankensteen Progressive Caucus, circa 1937 • Union Can Only Be Made by Union Minded Leaders, Kelsey-Hayes Local 78, 1948 • Oust Bilbo: You Can Do It Now, National Committee to Oust Bilbo, , after 1946 • Share Your Freedom, National C.I.O. Committee for American and Allied War Relief, after 1941 (2) • Official Application for Membership, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, undated • The Minute Man Letter, No. 14, U.S. Savings Bonds Division, Treasury Department, February 14, 1947 • The Truth about Conditions in GM and Ford, by officers of 14 GM Local Unions, undated • How to Beat the Communists, by Walter P. Reuther, reprint from Collier’s, February 28, 1948 • Look Him in the Eye, Southern Conference for Human Welfare, after 1945 • Are You an Expert?, poster, Education Department, International UAW-CIO, undated • Defend Your Union, CIO Publicity Department, circa 1946 • He Gave Us a Good Cheap Car, But He Doesn’t Understand Men, Conference for Protection of Civil Rights, circa 1937 • Lies Won’t Increase Your Take Home Pay, Committee to Support Reuther Program for Democratic Unionism, circa 1947 • Research Report, International Research Department, UAW-CIO Vol. I, 1942: No. 20, July 1; No. 21, August 1 Vol. II, 1942: No. 1, September 1; No. 3, November 1 (2); No. 4, December 15 Vol. III, 1943: No. 1, February 1 (2); No. 2, March 1 • Recreation Round Up, Vol. 4, No. 9, April 1951, UAW-CIO • CWA Weekly News Letter, Vol. III, No. 43, October 28, 1949, Communications Workers of America • UAW-CIO Fair Practices Fact Sheet, Vol. 5, No. 2, March-April 1951 • Veteran’s Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 4, December 1946, International Union UAW-CIO • The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, Wage-Hour Law Digest U.S. Department of Labor, June 1948 • Wipe Out Discrimination, handbill, CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination, undated • Between the Lines, Labor’s Non-Partisan League, undated • Towards a Powerful A.F. of L., Committee for Industrial Organization, undated • How Good is Your School?, WJBK-TV and Life, 1952 • The Fisher Eye Opener, Vol. 5, No. 7, September 12, 1947, Local 45 UAW-CIO (2) • Report to the Membership, by Walter P. Reuther, United Automobile Worker, September 1947 • Report on the State of Your Union, United Automobile Worker, Special Edition, October 1947 (2) • United Automobile Worker, Vol. 3, No. 6, March 18, 1939; Vol. 3, No. 44, December 13, 1939 • Federation Auto Worker, Vol. 1, No. 1, September 19, 1939 (2) 62 James Lindahl Collection

• Ternstedt Flash, Vol. 7, No. 6, June 1947, West Side Local 174, UAW-CIO • The Planebuilder, Vol. 1, No. 8, September 16, 1943, International Association of Machinists • Tool Die & Engineering News, Vol. 18, No. 10, December 1958, Detroit-Wayne County Tool & Die Council UAW (AFL-CIO) • Detroit Labor News, Vol. 24, No. 4, October 9, 1936 • The Vultee Striker, 1940, No. 1, November 19; No. 3, November 21; No. 4, November 22; No. 5, November 23; No. 8, November 26, UAW-CIO Local 683 • The Union Builder, No. 3, May 20, 1948, UAW Progressive Union Group • UAW-CIO Women’s Auxiliary News, Vol. I, No. II, April 1940; Vol. III, No. IX, October (probably 1942); Vol. IV, No. IX, September (probably 1943); Vol. IV, No. XII, December 1943 • Unemployment Insurance Bulletin, Michigan CIO Council, probably 1945 • Kelsey-Hayes Picket, Vol. 1, No. 12, December 7, 1937; Vol. 5, No. 12, December 1941, UAW-CIO Local 174 • Wright UAW-CIO Cyclone, Vol. 1, No. 23, September 25, 1942, Wright Aeronautical Local 647 • FDR, Vol. I, No. 6, September 25, 1947

Box 29 • United States Savings Bonds, undated • The Case of Mary X, United Office & Professional Workers of America, undated • Directory of Manufacturers Operating Under Agreement with the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, September 1939 • Directory of Manufacturers Operating Under Agreement with the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, January 1940 • Facts and Tips for Service Men and Women: C.I.O. Servicemen’s Manual, 1944 • Information for Workers, Michigan Unemployment Compensation Commission, 1941 • Official List of County, City, Village and Township Officers including National and State Officers, Wayne County, Michigan, 1946 • CIO Veteran’s Guide, National CIO War Relief Committee, 1945 • Constitution of the International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, March 1953 • Constitution, Greater Detroit & Wayne County Industrial Union Council, CIO, June 1944 • Constitution of Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1940 • Handbook for CIO Local Industrial Unions, March 1939 • Handbook for CIO Local Industrial Unions, January 1941 • Apprentice Agreement Between the Murray Corporation of American and Local Union No. 2, UAW of America, December 1940 • Extracts from the Agreement between U.O.P.W.A. and R.L. Polk & Co., May 1941 • Agreement Between the National Automotive Fibres, Inc. and International Union, United Automobile Workers of America Local Union No. 205, September 1940 • Agreement Between Local 72 United Automobile Workers of America C.I.O. and the Nash- Kelvinator Corporation Nash Division, October 26, 1940 63 James Lindahl Collection

• Agreement Between International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America UAW-CIO and [13 local unions] and Chrysler Corporation, April 26, 1947, as amended May 28, 1948 • Agreement Between Packard Motor Car Co. and International Union, United Automobile Workers of America Local Union No. 190, October 1942 • Agreement Between Packard Motor Car Co. and International Union, United Automobile Workers of America Local Union No. 190, June 1946 (2) • Agreement Between Packard Motor Car Company and International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, Agricultural Implement Workers of America, affiliated with Congress of Industrial Organization and its Local Union No. 190, June 12, 1947 (2) • Agreement Between Packard Motor Car Company and International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, Agricultural Implement Workers of America, affiliated with Congress of Industrial Organization and its Local Union No. 190, August 28, 1950 • By-Laws of the Packard Local 190, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, undated (2) • Agreement Between General Motors Corporation and the International Union, United Automobile Workers of America--C.I.O., June 24, 1940 (2); June 3, 1941 • Agreement Between General Motors Corporation and the International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America—C.I.O., April 16, 1945 • Agreement Between General Motors Corporation and the UAW-CIO, March 19, 1946 (2) • Agreements Entered Into Between International Union, United Automobile Workers of America and Employers in the Automobile and Other Industries, Vol. One, issued May 1937 (2); Vol. Two, issued May 1937 (2); Vol. Three, issued July 1937 (2); Vol. Four, issued August 1937 (2); Vol. Five, issued August 1937 • Machines and Men: Working for Victory, War Production Drive Headquarters, War Production Board, 1942 • Silver Anniversary Dance Program, Celebrating Maurice Sugar’s 25 Years of Service to Labor, April 5, 1941 • Organized Labor Can and Must Increase Its Membership, Committee for Industrial Organization, undated • United Construction Workers News, Vol. II, No. 1, January 15, 1941 • Publication List, United Automobile Workers’ Union, undated • Report on Home Front, by Walter P. Reuther, April 26, 1943 • UAW-CIO Washington News Flash, Vol. 1, No. 11. September 10, 1943; Vol. I, No. 13, October 20, 1943 (2); Vol. 2, No. 4, March 30, 1944; Vol. 2, No. 11, August 14, 1944 • A “Turnover” Talk for Fair Practices, CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination, undated • War Policy Division Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 1, December 1, 1942, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO • OCD News Letter, No. 24, November 30, 1942, U.S. Office of Civilian Defense • Calendar for 1942, International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, Detroit, MI • CIO at the Conference, Joint Committee of Trade Unions in Social Work, May 26-June 1, 1940 • Region 1-D, UAW-CIO, Round-Up, Vol. 1, No. 2, August 1947 64 James Lindahl Collection

• A Message to Our Employes [sic] on the Employment and Defense Problem, by C.E. Wilson, General Motors Corporation, October 2, 1941 • Aid the Chinese People, No. 1, February 1938, Committee to Aid the Chinese People • CIO Sends a Message to General MacArthur, poster, reprint of advertisement in New York Times, April 4, 1942 • Local 2 Leads Again, Murray Local 2, UAW-CIO, undated • The Battle for Production is the Battle for Life for All Bohn Employees, Local 208, UAW- CIO, circa December 1941 • The Feather Merchant, Vol. 1, No. 1, May 27, 1940, Chrysler Local 230, UAWA-CIO • National News Letter, Vol. 2, No. 5, February 1941, State, County & Municipal Workers of America, CIO • The C.I.O. Village: Safe from Air Raids for British Workers’ Children, N.J. State Industrial Union Council, C.I.O., undated • Quarterly Report, submitted to membership of International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, CIO, by R.J. Thomas, February 20, 1942; February 1, 1944 • Social Insurance, Pension and Profit-Sharing Plans, Business Information Sources, Vol. 20, No. 1, March 1949 • Souvenir Program, Second Annual Convention, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, August 1937 • War Production in 1942, Division of Information, War Production Board • Labor Standards, U.S. Department of Labor, February 1940 • UAW-CIO Policy Manual, supplements and revisions, November 1, 1946 • Directory of Local Unions, United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, UAW-CIO, July 1947 • Justice on the Job Front, testimony by Walter P. Reuther before Sub-committee on Anti- Discrimination Legislation of the U.S. Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, March 24, 1947 (2) • Third National Negro Congress Program Book, U.S. Department of labor, April 1940 • Industry-Wide Interpretation of OPM Curtailment Labor Policies, September 17, 1941 • 7th Annual Convention Year Book Supplement, UAW-CIO, August 1942 • Report to the Michigan CIO Convention, May 23-25, 1940 • In the Great Tradition, 11th Convention, UAW-CIO, 1947 • The Distributor, monthly bulletin of International UAW-CIO Educational Department Vol. 2, 1941: No. 5, May; No. 7, July; October 15; No. 11, November 15 Vol. 3, 1942: No. 3, March 15; No. 4, April; No. 7 July; No. 8, August • Ammunition, official publication, International Education Department, UAW-CIO Vol. 1, 1943: No. 2, May; No. 3, June; No. 4, July (includes legislative supplement); No. 9 December Vol. 2, 1944: No. 5, May; No. 7 July Vol. 3, 1945: No. 2, February; No. 5 May Vol. 4, 1946: No. 12, December Vol. 5, 1947: Nos. 1-5, January-May; No. 8, August; No. 9, September Vol. VI, 1948: Nos. 3-6, March-June, No. 8, August Vol. 13, 1955: No. 3, March (2) 65 James Lindahl Collection

• Ammunition, Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1948; Vol. VII, No. 3, March 1949, covers, UAW-CIO