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1998

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MANUSCRIPTS AND UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927-001

GUIDE

HISTORY

The Cannery Workers' and Farm Laborers' Union was organized June 19, 1933 in Seattle to represent the primarily Filipino-American laborers who worked in the Alaska salmon canneries. Filipino Alaskeros first appeared in the canneries around 1911. In the 1920s as exclusionary immigration laws went into effect, they replaced the Japanese, who had replaced the Chinese in the canneries. Workers were recruited through labor contractors who were paid to provide a work crew for the summer canning season. The contractor paid workers wages and other expenses. This system led to many abuses and harsh working conditions from which grew the movement toward unionization.

The CWFLU, under the leadership of its first President, Virgil Duyungan, was chartered as Local 19257 by the American Federation of Labor in 1933. On December 1, 1936 an agent of a labor contractor murdered Duyungan and Secretary Aurelio Simon. Despite this setback, the union was able to win a hiring hall and end the contract labor system in 1937. After Duyungan's death, Conrad Espe, A Norwegian-American labor organizer, took the leading role in the union. Under the leadership of Duyungan and Espe, the CWFLU made numerous attempts to organize farm workers during the winter months. Farm Division organizers attempted to organize workers in Yakima, Kent, Everett, Bainbridge Island and the White River area, but were often met with harsh opposition from local officials and vigilantes.

Local 18257 came into conflict with the AFL, in 1937 when the parent body, attempting to separate the union along racial lines, recognized a Japanese local organized by Clarence Arai. Local 18257 successfully retained negotiation rights and dispatched its workers in 1937 despite pickets set up by the rival group. Bitterness toward the AFL resulted from the incidents and led to a November 4 vote by the Seattle, Portland and San Francisco locals to affiliate with the newly formed United Cannery, Agricultural, Packinghouse and Allied Workers of America-CIO (UCAPAWA). In Seattle, Local 18257 became Local 7 UCAPAWA and in San Francisco and Portland Cannery Workers unions also joined UCAPAWA. Opponents of re-affiliation, led by John Ayamo and called the "defeated candidates party," received the old 18257 charter and challenged Local 7 for the right to represent cannery workers. On May 4, 1938 the issue was settled in Local 7's favor in a NLRB supervised election. The industry representative, Canned Salmon Industry Inc., subsequently recognized the victorious union. Ayamo later formed another AFL union, the Alaska Fish Cannery Workers, under the jurisdiction of the Seafarers International Union. In 1937 also, the CWFLU merged with a rival, the Filipino Protective Association. CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS UNION. LOCAL 7 Accession No. 3927001 Page 2

HISTORY (cont.)

I.R. Cabatit was president of the union during the period of rivalry with the AFL. When he was succeeded by Trinidad Rojo in 1939, the CWFLU Local 7 was on the verge of bankruptcy. It was discovered that officers had been selling membership cards, misappropriating funds and neglecting their duties. Rojo cut expenses and returned the union to a sound financial footing.

The years of World War II depleted the union's ranks and brought government-imposed emergency controls, including a ban on strikes and a wage freeze. Although union members returned after the war, the union entered one of its most turbulent decades, one marked by internal struggle and external pressure.

The canning industry trend since the 1930s had been to move company headquarters to Seattle in order to cut down on transportation costs to Alaska. In response, Local 5 of San Francisco and Local 226 of Portland merged with Local 7 in 1943. In the same period, the industry also consolidated into a permanent organization, the Alaska Salmon Industry Inc., which functioned as principal party in contract negotiations.

During the war, the Caballeros de Dimas Alang, a Filipino fraternal organization, emerged as a powerful faction that came to control many positions within the union. Corruption and neglect in the union led disgruntled members to found the Rank and File Committee in 1946. The tension in the union erupted into conflict on February 9, 1947 when union Vice President, Max Gonzales, pulled a gun and shot at, but missed, one of the reformers, Matias Lagunilla. This incident precipitated an investigation by the new International, the Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union of America, which had succeeded UCAPAWA earlier that year. The international expelled Gonzales, suspended the other officers and set up an administrative board with Trinidad Rojo as administrative President. The ousted officers formed the Seafood Workers Union and launched a membership drive. The SFWU attempted unsuccessfully to use the courts to dissolve Local 7 and to take over its funds. In 1948, however, after the NLRB declared it to be a company union, the SFWU merged with the Alaska Fish Cannery Workers Union (AFL), a holdover from the dual union battle of 1938, and petitioned the NLRB for representation elections. The NLRB denied representation to Local 7, ruling that the FTA International had not filed non-Communist affidavits, and set an election for April 1949. The campaign was bitter, with Local 7 accused of being a Communist union by the opposition. Before the election, U.S. Immigration officials arrested Local 7's business agent, Ernesto Mangaoang and charged him with being a Communist. Chris Mensalvas, elected to the presidency of Local 7 in 1949, was also arrested. After the CIO, fearing charges of Communism, expelled the FTA International, some Local 7 officers resigned and disassociated themselves from the union. In 1950 a group of these officers, "defeated candidates", and other cannery workers joined to form another union, ostensibly "red-free" Local 77, UPAWA-CIO, with Vincent Navea as its president. Meanwhile, in 1950, Local 7 affiliated with the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union and became Local 7-C. In a NLRB representation election in 1950, Local 7-C finally won collective bargaining rights, defeating Local 77 and the AFCWU. In 1951 the union signed a four-year closed shop contract with the canning industry. Local 7-C subsequently became Local 37ILWU. CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 Accession No. Page 3

HISTORY (cont.)

Charges of Communist infiltration continued to haunt Local 37 in the 1950s and Ernesto Mangaoang barely escaped deportation. From the late 1950s to 1977 Local 37 was led by President Gene Navarro. Navarro ran the union on the "compadre" system, a cultural system of personal obligations, allegiances and favors. During the 1970s the cannery work force experienced an influx of new laborers - recently arrived Filipino immigrants, young Filipino- Americans and non-Filipino men and women. The new and younger workers were dissatisfied with work conditions and lack of support by the Navarro leadership. As a result, some members including Silme and Nemesio Domingo and Gene Viernes, formed a new organization outside the union - the Alaska Cannery Workers Association (ACWA). Their purpose was to pursue their grievances through legal channels. In the 1974 elections numerous candidates who belonged to ACWA failed to win election, confronted the union, and were expelled. After Gene Navarro died in 1976 and was replaced by Tony Baruso, the young reform workers regained their membership. Upon their return they formed the Rank and File Committee of Local 37. In the 1978 elections they won 9 positions on the Executive Council, and subsequently won delegate positions and posts on the grievance committee. In 1979, reform forces succeeded in the recall of Secretary- Treasurer Ponce Torres. In the fall of 1980 the reform group gained control of the union with Silme Domingo winning the post of Secretary-Treasurer and Gene Viernes the job of dispatcher. On June 1, 1981, Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes were shot and killed in the union hall. Two young Filipinos, Pompeyo Benito Guloy and Jimmy Bulosan Ramil were subsequently convicted of the crime. Local 37 president, Tony Baruso was also a suspect in the crime, and was eventually charged, tried, and, in 1991, convicted of planning the murders. Before Baruso's arrest, an internal union investigation looked into his involvement in the crime and also into charges of election fraud. The Rank and File Committee led a successful campaign to oust Baruso after he was found guilty of election fraud. In 1982 the union overwhelmingly elected a reform slate of candidates, including Terri Mast, widow of Silme Domingo, as President. In the 1980s the union changed its name again to Region 37 IBU/ILWU reflecting a merger of the Longshoremen's Union with the Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific.

For additional historical background on the Cannery Workers Union, see a series of articles by Gene Viernes in the International Examiner in 1977.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The bulk of the local's records are dated 1933 to 1982 and measure 46.3 cubic feet. Of this volume, 31.3 cubic feet have been processed. Membership, dispatching and financial records measuring 15 cubic feet are unprocessed

The local's entire history through 1981 is documented well, but to varying extents, by minutes, correspondence, case files, court papers and other record series. The files of Local 7 (Parts III and IV) are the most extensive portions of the papers. The earliest years of the union are better CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 Accession No. 3927-001 Page 4 SCOPE AND CONTENT (cont.)

documented than the period of Local 37, the longest era. Little correspondence of Local 37's presidents or other leader is present. Records for the 1960s and 1970s are especially sparse.

Contrary to expectations, no records of Local 5 and 226 in San Francisco and Portland were found. These locals were ordered to send their records to Seattle when they were amalgamated with Local 7 in 1943. Local 7's records do include numerous copies of minutes and correspondence of these locals, which were sent to Seattle from time to time and also extensive files of correspondence with other locals.

Major personal correspondents include: Tony Baruso, Ireneo Cabatit, Virgil Duyungan, A.E. Harding, Donald Henderson, Chris D. Mensalvas, Prudencio P. Mori, Vincente Navea, Gene Navarro, Frank T. Patterson, Trinidad A. Rojo, Victorio A. Velasco, and Gene Viernes. Major corporate correspondents include Maritime Federation of the Pacific Coast, Washington Commonwealth Federation, Pacific Coast Fisheries Organization and Coordinating Committee, Washington Industrial Union Council, Seattle Industrial Union Council, Alaska Cannery Workers Association, Alaska Salmon Industry Inc., New England Fish Company, Pacific American Fisheries, United Cannery Agricultural, Packinghouse and Allied Workers of America, Food Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union of America, Nakat Packing Corporation, International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, Alaska Council.

ARRANGEMENT

The records of the Cannery Union were in poor order when transferred to the Libraries from the union's former hall. There was no consistent filing system through the years and much was unfiled. The records had been stored in the open and had accumulated much dust. What file headings existed have been incorporated into the current arrangement. The accession was divided into segments corresponding to the union's various names and affiliations in order to expedite processing of the records. Certain series, such as minutes, were excepted from this division and were instead kept together in a single sequence (Part I). Membership, financial, and dispatching records have been separated, placed last on the inventory, but not processed.

In their original state, most of the files could not be identified as those of a single officer. They included records primarily of the union's secretary, in mixture with correspondence of the president, other officers and other records. There were, however, some segments, which were distinct files accumulated by a single individual. These papers have been kept intact as subgroups within the appropriate chronological division. In Part IV, for instance, there are subgroups for the Regional Director/International Organizers Robert Kinney and Wendal Phillips and the Oregon State Director/International Organizer, Frank T. Patterson. These men were not elected officials but worked for the union. The papers in their subgroups were separately and uniformly labeled files. CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 Accession No. 3927001 Page 5 ARRANGEMENT (cont.)

Several cartons of papers received from the union labeled, "Gene's Research" were papers generated or collected by Gene Viernes. Those which were original records of the union, pre¬ dating Viernes' involvement, were re-integrated into the main body of the records in the appropriate section. The remaining papers in the Viernes subgroup consist of papers collected or copied by Viernes in his research on the history of the union and papers generated or accumulated by Viernes as an active member of the union. The photocopied union records in Viernes' subgroup may be duplicates of records elsewhere in the accession.

A small subgroup was created for papers of Victorio Velasco which were found in various places throughout the records. These papers primarily reflect Velasco's involvement with other unions and a small amount related to non-union activities. A more substantial amount of Velasco's papers was given to the Libraries by his widow in 1970 and accessioned as Victorio Velasco acc. no. 1435-3.

Subgroups were created within each part for the union's committees and other organizational units. Another group of subgroups consists of records reflecting the union's participation in various external organizations, such as the Maritime Federation of the Pacific, various CIO bodies, and Filipino organizations.

Within each part of the records, a filing system was devised for the union's correspondence. First, a division was made between correspondence within the union and external correspondence. Internal correspondence was divided between members correspondence (usually separate in the original order), correspondence among officers, correspondence with branches, delegates and the parent international. Member's correspondence is arranged by year, all other correspondence is arranged alphabetically The outgoing letters series consists of flyers and other mailings sent mainly to members.

Subject Series are files with the original subject headings. The elections series includes ballots, correspondence, ephemera, tallies and related material. They are arranged by year. The negotiations, contracts and agreements series are also arranged by year. Although the minutes of the union were consolidated in Part I, minutes of other organizations are found in other parts of the arrangement.

ACQUISITION INFORMATION

The records of the Cannery Workers Union were donated to the Libraries by IBU/ILWU Region 37 in December 1987.

PROCESSING INFORMATION

Processing of Parts I, II, III, and IV was done in 1988-1989. Part V (Local 37) was processed in 1991 and 1998. Part VI (records of external organization and personal papers) was also processed in 1998. ig*mi^1198 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS1 UNION. LOCAL 7 Accession No. 3927-1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

PART I Minutes 1

PART II Cannery Workers' and Farm Laborers' Union. Local 18257 (AFL). 2-4

PART III Cannery Workers' and Farm Laborers' Union. Local 7 (United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing & Allied Workers of America-CIO) 4-20

PART IV Cannery Workers' and Farm Laborers' Union. Local 7 (Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union of America-CIO) 20-32

PART V Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union, International. Local 37 32-39

PART VI External Organizations and Personal Papers Subgroups - External Organizations: Cannery and Agricultural Workers Benevolent Association 39 Filipino Community of Seattle 39 Filipino Unemployed Citizen's League 39 (Filipino Community Welfare League) Maritime Federation of the Pacific 39-41 Pacific Coast Fisheries Organization and Coordinating Committee 41 Seattle Industrial labor Union Council (Seattle CIO Council) 41-42 Washington Commonwealth Federation 42-43 Washington State Industrial Union Council (Washington CIO) 43-44 Subgroups - Personal Papers: Velasco, Victorio 44 Viernes, Gene 45-48

PART VII Miscellaneous Series 48

11/98 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 Accession No. 3927-001

INVENTORY

PART I—MINUTES

Box/Folders Dates

MINUTES Cannery Workers' and Farm Laborer's Union. Local 18257 (AFL) 1/1 Executive Board and Membership (bound) 1933-36 1/2 Executive Board (May-Oct. 1937) 1937 1/3-5 Membership (Nov. 1936-Nov. 1937) 1936-37 1/6 Regarding changing affiliation from AFL to CIO Cannery Workers' and Farm Laborers' Union Local 7 (UCAPAWA-CIO) 1/7-2/8 Executive Board (Dec. 1937 - Sept. 1945) 1937-45 2/9-3/9 Membership (Oct. 1937 - Oct. 1944) 1937-44 Cannery Workers' and Farm Laborers' Union Local 7 (FTA-CIO) 3/10-4/1 Executive Board 1946-49 4/2-4/7 Membership 1946-49 International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. Local 37 4/8-5/12 Executive Board 1952-82 5/13-6/5 Membership 1953-82 Alaska Cannery Workers Union. Local 5 (UCAPAWA-CIO), San Francisco 6/6-7 Executive Board 1938-39,1941, 1943 6/8-10 Membership 1938-43 6/11 Northwest Alaska Cannery Workers Union. Local 226 (UCAPAWA-CIO) Portland 1939-41 6/12 Southern Alaska Cannery Workers Union. Local 237 (UCAPAWA-CIO) Ketchikan 1941, n.d. CWFLU. Local 7 (FTA). Branches. 6/13-14 Portland Branch 1944,1947-49 6/15-16 San Francisco Branch 1943-44 6/17 Stockton Branch 1947-49 6/18 Miscellaneous 1937-49 6/19 Unidentified 1938-39 6/20 Agenda of Meetings 1949, 1981-82 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Acce No. 3927-001 Page 2 Box/Folders Dates PART H--CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 18257 (AFL). (JUNE 1933 - NOV. 4 1937)

7/1 ORGANIZATIONAL FEATURES 1933

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Branches and Other Locals 7/2 Agricultural District 1934 7/3 Anacortes Division 1937 7/4 Everett Division 1936-37 7/5 Ketchikan Branch 1937 7/5a Petersburg Branch 1937 7/6 Portland Branch 1937 7/7 Local 18893 (AFL) San Francisco 1934 7/8 Local 20296 (AFL) Bellingham 1937 7/9 Local 20195 Alaska Cannery Workers Union (AFL) 1936-37 San Francisco

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE 7/10-11 Delegates 1934-37 7/12-17 Members 1933-37 Attorneys 7/18 Ayamo, John S. 1934 7/19 Golub, Stanley D. 1937 7/20 Molthan, James J. 1937 7/21 Personal Correspondence of Irineo R. Cabatit 1937-38 7/22 Other Unions 1934-37 7/23-24 American Federation of Labor (AFL) 1933-35 8/1 Association of Pacific Fisheries 1934 8/2 U.S. National Recovery Administration 1934-35 8/3 A-Z Misc. 1933-37 8/4 INTERORGANIZATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE 1934, 1937

8/5 OUTGOING LETTERS-notices to membership 1934-37, n.d.

8/6 DELEGATES REPORTS 1937, n.d.

SUBJECT SERIES 8/7 AFL Agreement 1937 8/8 Credentials 1934-37 8/9 Duyungan—Simon Memorial Fund 1937 8/10 Referendum on CIO or AFL 1937 8/11 Resignations 1936-37 8/12 Statistics 1934-37 8/13 Yakima Filipinos 1937, n.d. CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 3 Box/Folders Dates PART II-CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 18257 (AFL). (JUNE 1933 - NOV. 4 1937) (cont.)

8/14-15 NEGOTIATIONS, CONTRACTS, AGREEMENTS 1934-37

CASE FILES 8/16 Arce, Domingo 1937 8/17 Balagot, Sammy 1934 8/18 Claims—Snug Harbor 1937 8/19 Santos, Cuadra vs Pacific American Fisheries 1936 8/20 Torres, Vincent—Deceased 1936 8/21 Vitter and Stephenson 1937 8/22 Files Closed in 1937 1937 8/23 Miscellaneous 1934

COURT PAPERS 8/24 AFL vs CWFLU Local 18257 1937 8/25 CWFLU Local 18257 vs AFL 1937 8/26 Fernandez vs Tanagi 1934 8/27 La Bonite vs CWFLU 18257 1937 9/1 Quilantang vs Conrad Espe, et al 1937

9/4 CONFERENCES 1933-35

9/5 RESOLUTIONS 1936-37

9/6 AFFIDAVITS 1933-37

9/7 PETITIONS 1933, 1936-37

9/8 ALASKA SALMON INDUSTRY n.d.

9/9 SETTLEMENT STATEMENT 1937 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927-001 Page 4 Box/Folders Dates

PART II-CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 18257 (AFL). (JUNE 1933 - NOV. 4 1937) (cont.) Subgroups

9/18 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 18257 (AFL). CONTINUATION COMMITTEE. 1937

9/19 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 18257 (AFL). ELECTION COMMITTEE. 1937

9/20 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 18257 (AFL). GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE. 1936-37

9/21 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 18257 (AFL). POLICY COMMITTEE. 1937

9/22 NORTHWEST COUNCIL OF CANNERY WORKERS. 1937

End of Subgroups

PART III-CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO)

10/1-4 ORGANIZATIONAL FEATURES 1938-44

OUTGOING LETTERS 10/5-6 General 1937-44 10/7-8 Notices to members, announcements, etc. 1937-44 10/9-15 Letters of recommendation 1937-44 10/16-17 Re: Release from employers 1943-44

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-UCAPAWA 10/18-19 International General Secretary--Treasurer 1938-44 10/20 Dellama, Rose, International Reps. 1944 10/21 Espe, Conrad, International VP. & Executive VP. 1938-44 10/22-25 Henderson, Donald, International President 1938-44 10/26 Tiller, Dixie, International VP. & Regional Director 1943-44 10/27 Other Officers 1939-45 10/28 District 1 1938-41

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Locals & Branches 10/29-36 Local 5~San Francisco 1938-43 10/37 Local 7-Portland Branch 1937 10/38-40 Local 7-San Francisco Branch 1943-45 10/41 Local 20-Stockton 1939-40 10/42-43 Local 222-Petersburg, Alaska 1937-39 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 5 Box/Folders Dates PART III-CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Locals & Branches (cont.)

10/44-46 Local 226--Portland 1938-45 10/47 Local 7 Portland Branch 1944-45 10/48 Local 7 Stockton Branch 1944 10/49 Local 236~Hoonah, Alaska 1944 10/50-51 Local 237-Ketchikan, Alaska 1937-44 10/52 Other UCAPAWA Locals 1938-41

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Other Unions 10/53 A-D 1939-44 10/54 F 1938-44 11/1 H-L 1938-42 11/2 I.L.W.U. (Locals & international) 1938-41 11/3 M-N 1938-44 11/4 Newspaper Guild, American. Local 82 (Seattle) 1937-44 11/5 O-W 1938-43 11/6 Workers Alliance of America (and Locals) 1938-40

INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE—Officers & Executive Council 11/7 Executive Board 1938-44 11/8 Executive Council 1943-44 11/9-10 Cabatit, Irineo R. 1937-39,1943 11/11-12 Rojo, Trinidad A. 1939-44 11/13-14 Treasurer (M.S. Ventura & Johnny Lucero) 1942-43 11/15 Fox, Ernest (Alaska organizer) 1938 11/16 Miscellaneous 1937-45

PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE-Officers 11/17 Mori, Prudencio P. 1939,1943-44 11/18 Ventura, Mamerto S. 1938,1941,1943

INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE-Delegates & Organizers 11/19-20 Alaska Pacific Salmon Co., Excursion Inlet, Kate, Port Althorp, Rose Inlet, Sand Point, Sunny Point, Ketchikan 1938-40, 1943 11/21 Red Salmon Packing Co., Hawk Inlet, Narnek, Egigik, Carmel 1938-39 11/22 P.E. Harris Co., False Pass, Hawk Inlet 1938-40, 1942-43 11/23 InterCoastal Packing Co., S.S. Ogantz 1939 11/24 Kadiak Fisheries, Port Bailey 1938-39 11/25-26 Libby, McNeill & Libby, Yakutat, Libbyville, Kenai, Koggeoung, Taku Harbor, Craig, George Inlet 1938-1940, 1943 11/27 Nakat Packing Co., Waterfall, Union Bay, Hidden Inlet 1938-39 11/28 New England Fish Co., Cordova, Ketchikan, Noyes Island 1938-39, 1944 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 6 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE—Delegates & Organizers (cont.)

11/29 Pacific American Fisheries, Nornek, Shumigan, Alitak, Squaw Harbor 1938-39 11/30 San Juan Fishing & Packing Co., Port San Juan, Uganik Bay, Sawmill Bay 1938-39 11/31 Delegates-Miscellaneous 1938-39, 1943 11/32-33 Delegates-Telegrams 1938-39 11/34-35 Delegates-Reports from canneries 1944

11/36-41, INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE-Members 1937-45 12/1-25

12/26-33 GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Membership Inquiries 1938-46

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Regarding: 12/34 Advertising and publicity 1944 12/35 American Ramie Company 1938 12/36 Leaves of Absence 1938-40 12/37 4 days picket Deductions—Sunnypoint—Beagle Packaging Company 1939

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE—External 13/1 Alaska. Territory of 1940 13/2 Alaska. Unemployment Compensation Commission 1940-43 13/3 Alaska Pacific Salmon Company 1937-40 13/4 Alaska Packers Association 1944 13/5-10 Alaska Salmon Industry 1939-45 13/11 Alaska Travel Control Bureau 1943-44 13/12 American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born 1938-41 13/13 Anderson, George-Attorney 1938-44 13/14 Arcade Building and Realty Company 1939-40 13/15 Astoria & Puget Sound Canning Company 1937-44 13/16 Miscellaneous A 1937-45 13/17 Harry Bridges Defense Committee 1939-41 13/18 Henry Broderick, Inc. 1940-42 13/19 Buildings Trade Council, Seattle 1944 13/20 Miscellaneous B 1937-44 13/21 Canadian Bank of Commerce 1938-44 13/22 Canned Salmon Industry 1938-40 13/23 Central Labor Council, Juneau 1936-38 13/24 Central Labor Council, Seattle 1937-38 13/25 C.I.O. California Research Director 1944 13/25a C.I.O. 1938-47 13/25b C.I.O. Northwest Region 1937-47 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 7 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-External (cont.)

13/26 Committee for the Celebration of the President's Birthday 1939 13/27 Copper River Packing Co. 1937-44 13/28 Miscellaneous C 1937-44 13/29 De Lacy, Hugh 1939-40 13/30 Miscellaneous D 1937-44 13/31 Miscellaneous E 1938 13/32 Farwest Fisherman, Inc. 1939 13/33 Federated Fishermens Council of the Pacific Coast 1938-39 13/34 Fidalgo Island Packing Company 1944 13/35 Filipino-American Citizenship Council 1939-40 13/36 Four Stores Garage 1939-40 13/37 Miscellaneous F 1938-44 13/38 Gershon, Perry R.--Attorney 1940-45 13/39 W.R. Gilbert Packing Co. 1942 13/40 Goodrich, W.F. 1940 13/41 Miscellaneous G 1937-39 13/42 G.P. Halferty and Company 1944 13/43 P.E. Harris and Company 1937-44 13/44 Hood Bay Salmon Company 1944 13/45 Miscellaneous H 1937-42 13/46 Institute of International Relations 1944 13/47 International Labor Defense 1943-44 13/48 International Workers Order 1938 13/49 Miscellaneous I 1937-40 13/50 Japanese Growers Association 1938 13/51 Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee 1944 13/52 Miscellaneous J 1944 13/53 King County Welfare Department 1938 13/54 King-Ramsay-Conner Defense Committee 1940 13/55 Kingston, Ross—Attorney 1938-39 13/56 Kirk Manufacturing Co. 1940 13/57 Miscellaneous K 1937-44 13/58 Labor Committee on the Oklahoma Criminal Syndicalism Case 1942-43 13/59 Labor Consumers League 1944 13/60 Labor Unions Relief Council 1938-39 13/61 Labors Non-Partisan League 1939-40 13/62 Lauckhart, W.J. 1939-44 13/63 Libby, McNeill & Libby Co. 1938-44 13/64 Lutheran Compass Mission 1944 13/65 Miscellaneous L 1937-43 13/66 Metzger-Parker Co. 1944 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 8 Box/Folders Dates PART III--CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE—External (cont.)

13/67 Vincent D. Miller, Inc. 1943-44 13/68 Molthan, James J.—Attorney 1937-38 13/69 Miscellaneous M 1938-41 13/70 Nakat Packing Co. 1937-44 13/71 National Labor Bureau 1943-44 13/72 National Maritime Union of America 1939-44 13/73 New England Fish Co. 1937-44 13/74 Newspapers 1938-39 13/75 Miscellaneous N 1939-44 13/76 Miscellaneous O 1938 13/77 Pacific American Fisheries, Inc. 1937-44 13/78 Pacific Coast Labor Bureau 1937-40 13/79 Pacific Fishermen 1940-44 13/80 Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. 1939-44 13/81 Peoples National Bank of Washington 1943-44 13/82-84 Philippines, Resident Commissioner 1939-40 13/85 Pioneer Seafoods Co. 1937-44 13/86 Postal Telegraph-Cable Co. 1939-41 13/87 Prentice-Hall Inc. 1938-40 13/88 Prince William Sound Fishermen's Union 1939-40 13/89 Miscellaneous P 1937-44 13/90 Red Salmon Canning Co. 1938-44 13/91 Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Inc. 1939 13/92 Miscellaneous R 1938 13/93 Seattle. City of 1938-44 13/94 Seattle Post-Intelligencer 1939-42 13/95 Sebastian-Stuart Fish Co. 1937-44 13/96 Miscellaneous S 1936-44 13/97 Miscellaneous T 1940-44 13/98 Uganik Fisheries, Inc. 1937-44 13/99 U.S. Army. First Filipino Infantry 1942-43 13/100 U.S. Congress and White House 1937-44 13/101 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation 1938-44 13/102 U.S. Federal Security Agency—Social Security Board 1938-44 13/103 U.S. Interior Dept. 1940-44 13/104 U.S. Internal Revenue Service 1943-44 13/105 U.S. Justice Dept.—Prisons & Parole Boards 1938-44 13/106 U.S. Justice Dept.—Immigration & Naturalization 1942-45 13/107 U.S. Labor Dept. 1938-44 3/108 U.S. Maritime Commission 1940 4/1-4 U.S. National Labor Relations Board 1938-40, 1944 14/5 U.S. National War Labor Board 1943-44 14/6 U.S. Office of Price Administration—Rationing Boards 1943-44 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 9 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-External (cont.)

14/7-12 U.S. Selective Service 1941-44 14/13 U.S. Selective Service—Deferment Applications 1942 14/14 U.S. Selective Service—Notices of Classification 1942 14/15 U.S. State Dept. Visa Division 1944 14/16 U.S. War Dept. 1944 14/17 U.S. War Manpower Commission 1943-44 14/18 U.S.—Various Government Agencies 1939-45 14/19 Miscellaneous U 1938-40 14/20 Washington State (Various agencies) 1938-43 14/21 Washington. University 1939-42 14/22 Washington Pension Union 1940 14/23 Western Union Telegraph Co. 1939-44 14/24 L.G. Wingard Packing Co. 1943-44 14/25 Women's Committee for Peace 1940 14/26 Miscellaneous W 1937-44 14/27-28 Miscellaneous Y-Z 1938-40 14/29 Unidentified 1940

14/30 ADMINISTRATIVE MEMORANDA 1944

SUBJECT SERIES 4/31 AFL-CIO Jurisdictional Dispute 1938 4/32 Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc. 1943 14/33 Alaska Travel Control—for passes 1943 14/34 Ayamo-AFL-SIU 1939-40 14/35 Bills-US. Congress 1935-40 14/36 Bills—Washington State Legislature 1943 14/37 Bristol Bay Area Resident Workers 1944 14/38 Building & Offices 1940-45 14/39 Burial Fund 1937-40 14/40 Civil Defense 1942 14/41 Closed Canneries 1938-39 14/42 Cost of Living 1943-45 14/43 Credentials 1938 14/44 Deferment 1943-45 14/45 Employment—canneries, companies, statistics, etc. 1940-42 14/46 Expelled Members 1938 14/47 Fact Finding Board-Canned Salmon Industry 1938 14/48 Financial Matters (T. Rojo) 1941-44 14/49-50 Job Analysis 1942-44 14/51 Legal Matters 1942-43 14/52 Manning Scales-Kitchen & Cannery n.d. 14/53 Manpower Requirements for Canneries 1940-44 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 10 Box/Folders Dates PART III--CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) SUBJECT SERIES (cont.)

14/54 Marcantonio Bill (Naturalization of Filipinos) n.d. 14/55 Miscellaneous I.O.U.'s, Officer Advances, etc. 1942 15/1 Quilantang Brothers 1939-40 15/2 Recruiting and Organizing (T. Rojo) 1943 15/3 Resignations 1937-38 15/4 Resolution of Philippine Citizenship 1944 15/5 Smith-Connally Law 1943 15/6 Spring Jamboree 1941 15/6a Starlist 1939 15/7 State Legislation 1944 15/8 Statistical Data—Various Subjects 1937-43 15/9 Supplements 1937-38 15/10 UCAPAWA Literature 1940-44 15/11 Unemployed and Registrations 1937-38 15/12 Unemployment 1937-40 15/13 Unemployment Compensation 1940-42 15/14 Union Dues Rates 1941-45 15/15 Union Hall 1937-39 15/16 Union Building & Offices 1941 15/17 U.S. War Manpower Commission Retention of Experienced Cannery Workers 1942-43 15/18 War Bonds 1942-44 15/19 War Production Board n.d. 15/20 Wagner Act—opinions, decisions, interpretation of 1936-38

15/21-46 ELECTIONS 1937-45

15/47-16/23 NEGOTIATIONS, CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS 1937-46

CASE FILES 16/24 C.A. Abella re: Alitak Foremen 1944 16/25 Alitak Case 1939 16/26 A.P.A. Discrimination Case 1943 16/27 Bautista and Sevilla (Craig Cannery) 1938 16/28 Irvin Bluestiens Case—Sunny Point 1938 16/29 Cases Pending 1938 16/30 Craig Case (Craig Packing Co—formerly Lindenberger Co. 1942 16/31 Culinary Department—Ships Enroute—Bristol Bay 1943 16/32 CWFLU #7 Investigation Committee 1938 16/33 CWFLU #7 vs Glacier Seafood Company 1937-38 16/34 CWFLU #7 vs Pioneer Seafoods 1938 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 11 Box/Folders Dates PART m—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) CASE FILES (cont.)

16/35-37 Duyungan—Simon Memorial Fund 1936-39 16/38 Foremen—assignments, cases, complaints, etc. 1938 16/39 Ricardo S. Garo-burial costs 1937 16/40 Owen Huskins and Raymund Johnson Case vs Pacific American Fisheries 1938 16/41 List of complaints filed to NLRB by individuals n.d. 16/42 F. Mauli-burial fund 1939 16/43 Nellie Juan Case 1942 16/44 Ted Niedo Case 1943 16/45 NLRB—charges of unfair labor practices against Canned Salmon Inc. 1938 16/46 Petersburg Cannery 1943 16/47 S.S. Quezon Case (losses) 1941 16/48 Tanguilig, Leo and Descargar, Rufino-deceased 1939 16/49 Harry Thibedeau vs California Packing Company 1937 16/50-53 Ponce Torres 1937-40 16/54 Baselizo G. Villalobos Case 1944

16/55 COURT EXHIBITS-Local #7-San Francisco Branch 1929-44

COURT PAPERS 16/56 Margaret Buyungan vs CWFLU #18257/#7 1939 16/57 CWFLU vs AFL 1937 16/58-60 J.E. Evangelista vs CWFLU #7 1939-40 16/61 Kohler et. al. (CWFLU #7 members) vs Pacific American Fisheries, Inc. 1939 16/62 Labonite vs CWFLU #7 1938 16/63 UCAPAWA vs Alaska Fish Cannery Workers of the Pacific 1940 (John Ayamo)

17/1 HEARINGS—U. S. Labor Relations Board 1941 17/2-4 Miscellaneous 1943-44 17/5-9 Alaska Salmon Industry vs UCAPAWA #7 1942-45

TRIALS AND HEARINGS-Internal 17/10 Summons for Trials and Investigations 1938-40 17/11 Lucero vs Briones—Proceedings and Minutes of Executive Council 1943 17/12 Lucero vs Briones-Exhibits 1943 17/13 Rendon Hearing—Original Recording 1944 17/14 Rendon Case-Proceedings and Minutes-Trial and Review 1944 17/15-16 Navea Trial-Proceedings 1944 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 12 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) TRIALS AND HEARINGS-Internal (cont.)

17/17-18 Navea Case—Arguments at Trial 1944 17/19 Navea Case—Exhibits 1944 17/20 Proceedings of Navea Case—Trial and Summary 1944 17/21 Trial of A. Bosconcillo and J. Monso 1944 17/22 Trial of T. Reyes-incl. Board Meeting Minutes 1939

17/23-30 PETITIONS, GRIEVANCES AND CLAIMS 1937-44

17/31-38 RULES 1937-43

17/39-18/5 WRITINGS AND RESEARCH (T. Rojo) 1937-45,n.d.

NEWSLETTERS 18/6-12 Local 7 1937-43 18/13 Local 5 1938-42 18/14 Local 226 1939

18/15 UCAPAWA 1939-44 18/16 Labor Relations Report 1943-45 18/17 Labor's Non-Partisan League 1940 18/18 Others 1937-38

18/19-22 FOREMAN APPLICATIONS AND LISTS 1937-45

18/23-28 RESOLUTIONS 1938-40

18/29-35 PETITIONS AND AFFIDAVITS 1938-40

18/36-39 NEWS RELEASES 1937-44

18/40-45 REPORTS-including Delegates 1937-44

CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS 18/46-47 UCAPAWA National Convention 1938, 1944 18/48-50 Federated Fishermens Council of the Pacific 1937-38 18/51 Alaska Cannery Foremen and Delegates 1937 18/52 All Alaska Labor Convention 1940, 1942 18/53 Cannery Workers Foremen's Conference 1939 18/54 Public Power Conference 1942 18/55 United Fishermen's Union of the Pacific 1938 18/56 Miscellaneous 1941

19/1-2 PROGRAMS 1937-42 CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 13 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7

(UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.)

EPHEMERA 19/3 A.F.L. Leaflets n.d. 19/4 Re: U.S. Government & Philippine 1936-42 19/5 Union Related 1937-45 19/6 Re: World War II 1942-43 19/7 Miscellaneous 1939-44 19/8 BUTTON-CWFLU #7 1939

19/9 NOTES n.d.

PHOTOGRAPHS-Crew 19/10 Pacific American Fisheries—Alitak Cannery 1941 19/11 San Juan Fish Packaging Co.—Uganik-San Juan Cannery 1940 19/12 Kadiak Fisheries Co.—Port Bailey Cannery 1940 19/13 Libby, McNeill & Libby-Kenai Cannery 1941 19/14 Wards Cove Packaging Co.-Wards Cove Ketchikan Cannery 1940 19/15 Libby, McNeill & Libby-Yakutat Cannery 1940

PHOTOGRAPHS 19/16 1944 Abella Case (originally from "claims") 19/17 Unidentified

19/18 1937 PAYROLL RECORDS

19/19 1938-39 CLIPPINGS

19/20 1936-39 BULLETINS —Union

19/21 1937-42 MAILINGS

19/22 BLANK FORMS-miscellaneous n.d. LISTS 1938-43 19/23 Miscellaneous 1938-43 19/24 Cannery Food Supplies n.d. 19/25 Costs and Pack Values 1940 (?)

ARTWORK n.d. 19/26 Subgroups—Committees

BUDGET COMMITTEE 1941-42

19/27 CALIFORNIA DELEGATION 1939-40 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 14 Box/Folders Dates

PART HI—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) Subgroups—Committees (cont.) 19/29 COOKS COMMITTEE 1940

DELEGATES COMMITTEE

19/30 Minutes, Reports, Lists & Misc. 1939-41

19/31-32 Applications n.d.

19/33 Questionnaires

19/34 Blank Questionnaires n.d.

19/35 COMMITTEE ON DISCIPLINARY RULES 1938

19/36 EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE 1940

FOREMEN'S QUALIFYING COMMITTEE

19/37 Letters of Complaint 1937

19/38-41 Applications 1938-41

19/42 Lists of foremen and foremen applicants 1938

19/43-44 Minutes and Rules 1938,1940

19/45 Foremen's Conference 1939

19/46 Recommendations for foremen applicants 1940

19/47 Letters re: Foremen positions 1940

19/48 Notes 1940

19/49 Memorandum 1941

19/50 Miscellaneous 1938

GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE

19/51 Claims for extra pay 1937

19/52 Grievances of members & employers 1937, n.d. CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 15 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) Subgroups—Committees (cont.)

INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE

19/53 Complaints re: Foremen delegates 1937-38

Delegates reports 19/54 Libby, McNeill & Libby 1939 19/55 Nakat Packing Company 1939 19/56 Alaska Pacific Salmon Co. 1939 19/57 Pacific American Fisheries, Inc. 1939 19/58 P.E. Harris Company 1939 19/59 Copper River Packaging Co/San Juan Fish Packaging Co. 1939 19/60 Pioneer Seafoods/Hood Bay 1939 Kadiak/Sebastian Stuart/Emard/Alaska Red Salmon/ Peril Straights 1939

19/61 New England Fish Co./Alaska Southern Packaging Co. 1939

19/62 Summons 1940

19/63-65 Miscellaney 1938-40

20/1 POLITICAL WELFARE COMMITTEE 1938-39

20/2-3 RELIEF COMMITTEE 1937-38,n.d.

20/4 SPECIAL COMMITTEE STUDYING CONDITIONS OF #7 1939-40

20/5 STRATEGY COMMITTEE 1938 Subgroups-Branches and Divisions

FARM DIVISION

20/6 General Correspondence 1938-40

20/7 Minutes 1938-40

20/8 Petitions & Authorizations 1940

20/9 Membership Records 1937-38

20/10 Agreements 1938-40 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 16 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) Subgroups—Branches and Divisions (cont.) FARM DIVISION (cont.)

Bainbridge Island 20/11 General Correspondence 1937-41 20/12 Agreement & petitions 1937-41

20/13 Authorizations & lists 1937-41

Auburn-Kent Area 20/14 Outgoing Letters 1941 20/15 Notes n.d. 20/16 Minutes & lists 1941 20/17 Agreements 1941 20/18 Membership applications & cards—postal receipts 1941 Kent, Orilla, O'Brien & vicinity 20/19 Petition n.d.

Puyallup area (Sumner)

20/20 Incoming Letters 1940

UCAPAWA. LOCAL #1—YAKIMA VALLEY

20/21 General Correspondence—Mostly Harry V. Olson, Sec. Dist. 1

UCAPAWA 1937-38

20/22 Minutes, Lists, Financial, Contracts 1937

PORT ALTHORP

20/23 Minutes 1939 UCAPAWA. INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE/BUSINESS AGENT (A.E. Harding) General Correspondence 20/24-26 UCAPAWA 1943-44 20/27 UCAPAWA-Donald Henderson 1943 20/28 UCAPAWA-Dixie Tiller 1943 20/29 UCAPAWA-Legislative & Research Department 1943-44

General correspondence-Locals & Branches 20/30 Local #5, San Francisco 1943-44 20/31 Local #7, False Pass, Alaska 1943-44 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 17 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) UCAPAWA. INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE/BUSINESS AGENT (cont.) General correspondence-Locals & Branches (cont.)

20/32 Local # 7-2, Seattle 1943 20/33 Local #222, Petersburg, Alaska 1943 20/34 Local #226, Portland 1943 20/35 Local #237, Ketchikan, Alaska 1943 20/36 Local #263, Hoonah, Alaska 1943-44 20/37 Local #269, Juneau, Alaska 1943

General Correspondence

20/38 Alaska Delegates 1943 20/39 Rose Delama--S.E. Alaska Cannery Workers 1943-44 20/40 Anthony Dimond—Delegate, Territory of Alaska 1943 20/41 Personal Correspondence of A.E. Harding 1943 20/42 U.S. National War Labor Board 1943-44 20/43 U.S. O.P.A. For Additional Gas Allowance 1943-44 20/44 U.S. War Manpower Commission 1943 20/45 Van Griffin and Gershon, Attorneys 1939-43 20/46 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1940-43

General Correspondence—Regarding: Blacklisting

20/47 Pacific American Fisheries, Inc. 1943-44 20/48 Emard Packing Co. 1944 20/49 New England Fish Co. 1943-44 20/50 Red Salmon Canning Co. 1943 20/51 Kadiak Fisheries, Inc. 1943 20/52 Parks Canning Co. 1943-44

20/53 Peninsula Packing Company 1943

General Correspondence re: 20/54 Men Justifiably Fired 1943 20/55 Back-Door Maneuvering 1942-43 20/56 Bristol Bay Jurisdictional Dispute 1944 20/57 Bristol Bay Resident Workers 1943-44 20/58 Chignik Residents 1944 20/59 Clearance of Workers With War Department For '44 Season 1943 20/60-61 Copper River Case on Overtime Claim for Painting 1943-44 20/62 Exemptions from Executive Order 9240 1943 20/63 Jobs Through Other Unions 1943 20/64 Oregon Fruit & Vegetable Canneries 1943 20/65 Provisions For Electing Harding Business Agent 1943 20/66 Racial Discrimination 1943 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 18 Box/Folders Dates PART III—CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) UCAPAWA. INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE/BUSINESS AGENT (cont.) General Correspondence re: (cont.)

20/67 Stockton Branch 1943 20/68 Westport Crab Canneries 1943

Negotiations and Agreements 20/69 Dayville Packing Co. Agreement 1944 20/70 Bristol Bay Talleymens Agreements 1940 20/71 Chignik Lagoon Agreement with Local #7 1940 20/72 Cook Inlet Agreement 1942 20/73 Negotiation Correspondence 1942-43 20/74 Negotiation Minutes-Alaska Salmon Industry and Canned Salmon Industry 1943 20/75 Correspondence & Agreements—Local #5 1943 20/76 Agreement with Alaska Salmon Industry 1943 20/77 Agreement with National Fruit Canning Co. & Local 7-2 1943 20/78 Agreement with Bergoust-Wilson Co. & Local 7-2 1943 20/79 Correspondence with Alaska Salmon Industry and Henry Van Hoevenberg 1944 20/80 Correspondence with U.S. Conciliation Service 1944 20/81 Negotiations with Industry-Minutes 1944 20/82 Miscellaneous Agreements 1940

20/83 Minutes-District 7 Executive Board 1939

Subject Series 20/84 Administrative Recommendations by T. Rojo n.d. 20/85 "Alaska For Alaskans" Propaganda n.d. 20/86 Applications for Christmas Bonus 1943 20/87 Budgets n.d. 20/88 Concentration Committee-correspondence, minutes 1944 20/89-91 Concentration Plan 1943-44 20/92 Disruptive Maneuvers 1939-40 20/93 Executive Order 9240 and 9248 1943 20/94 Executive Order 9250 1942 20/95 Executive Order 9280 1942 20/96 Hearing-U.S. Conciliation Service 1943 21/1 Jobs for Members Through U.S. Employment Service n.d. 21/2 Legislation-Bills 1943 21/3 State Legislation 1943 21/4 November Delegation n.d. 21/5 Recommendations-Miscellaneous 1944 21/6 Resolutions 1943-44 21/7 Southern California District Council Meeting-Minutes 1938 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927-001 Page 19 Box/Folders Dates PART III--CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) UCAPAWA. INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE/BUSINESS AGENT (cont.) Subject Series (cont.)

21/8 UCAPAWA News 1943 21/9 UCAPAWA vs Alaska Salmon Ind. Re: R. Decano 1944 21/10 U.S. Economic Stabilization Office 1943 21/11 U.S. Labor Dept.--General Statistics 1943 21/12 U.S. Labor Dept.--Wages & Hours Division 1943 21/13 U.S. National War Labor Board 1943 21/14 U.S. National War Labor Board-Regional Offices and Advisory Board 1944 21/15 U.S. War Information Office 1943-44 21/16 U.S. War Shipping Administration 1944 21/17 Women in Labor 1943 21/18 Arbitration Decision of UCAPAWA Coastwide Agreement 1942

Newsletters, Bulletins 21/19 U.S. National War Labor Board 1943-44 21/20 Local #7 1943 21/21 U.S. War Information Office 1942 21/22 Other Locals 1942

21/23 Press Releases 1943

21/24 News Releases—Filipino Papers n.d.

21/25 Elections 1943

21/26 Writing-by T. Rojo 1940

21/27 Claims-S.E. Residential Workers Subsistence Claims 1943

21/28 Shipping Lists for 1940, 1941 1943

21/29 Dispatching Rules 1940,1943

21/30 Lists 1938-43

21/31 Miscellaney 1943

Sub-Subgroup

21/32 COORDINATING COMMITTEE 1938-43

End of Sub-Subgroup CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927-001 Page 20 Box/Folders Dates PART III-CANNERY WORKERS AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7

(UNITED CANNERY, AGRICULTURAL, PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.)

UCAPAWA. INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE-(Steve Glumaz)

21/33 General Correspondence 1944

21/34 Subject Series—Amalgamation Program 1944

End of Subgroups PART IV--CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO)

21/35 HISTORICAL FEATURES 1933-1950

ORGANIZATIONAL FEATURES 21/36 Proposed Constitution and Amendments 1944-45 21/37 Constitution and By-Laws 1947

OUTGOING LETTERS 21/38-39 Mailings 1945-49 21/40 Secretary's Circular 1947

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union of America 21/41-46 General 1944-49 21/47 Jack Armstrong-Reg. Director 1949 21/48 George Woolfe—Intl. Rep. 1946

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE--Branches and Other Locals 21/49 Local 7—False Pass 1943-46 21/50 Local 7—Portland 1946-47 21/51 Local 7--San Francisco 1945-47 21/52 Local 7-Stockton 1946-49 21/53 Local 237-Ketchikan 1948 21/54 Local 5—Seattle 1946-49 Local 20—Harbor Beach, Mich. Local 186—Philadelphia Local 15-Charleston, SC.

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Other Unions 21/55 Alaska Fishermans Union 1948 21/56 Building Service Employees International Union. Local 6 1946 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 21 Box/Folders Dates PART IV-CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-Other Unions (cont.)

21/57 Cannery Warehousemen, Food Processors, Drivers and Helpers (AFL). Local 681 1946 21/58 Cannery Workers, Processors, Warehousemen and Helpers Local 601. n.d. 21/59 Fishermen and Allied Workers of America, International 1947-48 21/60 Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, International. Local 19 1945-50 2 1/61 Marine Cooks and Stewards, National Union of. 1948 21/62 Metal, Mine, and Mill Workers Union. Local 515 1949 21/63 Oil Workers International. Local 128 1948-49 21/64 Ship Scalers, Dry Dock, and Miscellaneous Boat Yard Workers Union. Local 589 1947-48 21/65 Woodworkers of America, International. Local 3-2 1947-48 21/66 Others

INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE-Officers 21/67 Executive Council 1948-49 21/68-69 President—Mori, Prudencio P. 1944-47 21/70 President—Rojo, Trinidad A. 1947-48 21/71 President-Cabanilla, Ray A. 1948-49 21/72 Secretary—Mori, Prudencio P. 1947-49 21/73 Secretary-Lagunilla, Matias 1949-50 21/74 Treasurer—Camarillo, C.L. 1947-49 21/75 Business Agent—Briones, Cornelio N. 1945-46 21/76 Business Agent—Mangaoang, Ernesto A. 1946, 1949 21/77 Dispatcher—Pilien, Vincent 1946 21/78 Branch Agent—Valdez, Pablo S. 1946-49 21/79 Branch Agent-Dumlao, Jorge M. 1946-49 21/80 Mensalvas, Chris 1945-49 21/81 Gonzales, Max 1945 21/82 Others 1949

21/83-87 INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE—Delegates (Alaska) 1945-49

DELEGATES REPORTS 22/1 Bristol Bay Packing Co.—Pederson Point 1947 22/2 Chignik Salmon Company 1945 22/3 Clarks Point 1945 22/4 "Diamond J" Packing Co.— Koggiung 1945 22/5 Farwest Wrangell Company 1945 22/6 Kadiak Fisheries—Port Bailey n.d. 22/7 Kasaan Crew 1945-47 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 22 Box/Folders Dates PART IV—CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) DELEGATES REPORTS (cont.)

22/8 Parks Cannery 1945 22/9 Moser Bay 1945 22/10 Nakat Packing Corp.—Nakeen Cannery 1947 22/11 New England Fish Company 1945 22/12 Nushagak Cannery 1945 22/13 Port Ashton n.d. 22/14 Red Salmon Canning Company—Naknek n.d. 22/15 San Juan Fishing Company—Uganik 1945 22/16 Superior Packing Company—Tenakee 1945 22/17 Wards Cove Cannery 1945 22/18 Unidentified n.d. 22/19 Recommendations 1945

INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE-MEMBERS 22/20-28 General 1945-50 22/29-30 Applications For Delegates, Foremen, etc. 1948

CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING. 22/31 Leaves of Absence 1945-49 22/32 Philippine War Relief 1946 22/33 Termination Notifications 1949

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-CANNERIES 22/34 Alaska Packers Association 1945-47 22/35 Ail-Year Round Canneries 1945-49 22/36 Astoria & Puget Sound Packing Company 1945-47 22/37 Bristol Bay Packing Company 1947 22/38 Chignik Salmon Company 1946 22/39 Columbia River Packers Association 1945-46 22/40 Cook Inlet Packing Company 1949 22/41 Copper River Packing Company 1945 22/42 Dayville Packing Company 1945 2/43 Ellamar Packing Company 1947 2/44 Emard Packing Company 1945-49 2/45 Farwest Wrangell Company 1946-49 2/46 Fidalgo Island Packing Company/Fishermen's Packing 1945-49 Corporation 2/47 G.P. Halferty & Company 1945-49 2/48 P.E. Harris & Company 1945-49 2/49 Kadiak Fisheries Company 1945-47 2/50 Kenai Packing Company 1946 2/51 Libby, McNeill & Libby 1945-49 2/52 Nakat Packing Corporation 1945-49 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 23 Box/Folders Dates PART IV-CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-CANNERIES (cont.)

22/53 New England Fish Company 1945-47 22/54 Pacific American Fisheries, Inc. 1945-49 22/55 Parks Canning Company 1945 22/56 Port Ashton Packing Company 1946 22/57 Red Salmon Canning Company 1946-49 22/58 Rose Inlet 1945 22/59 San Juan Fishing Company 1949 22/60 Seldovia Packers 1945-49 22/61 Snug Harbor Packing Company 1946-49 22/62 Superior Packing Company 1946-49 22/63 Todd Packing Company 1947 22/64 Uganik Fisheries, Inc. 1949 22/65 Wards Cove Packing Company 1949 22/66 Western Fisheries Company 1945-49 22/67 Win Ra Fisheries 1947 22/68 L.G. Wingard Packing Company 1947 22/69 Whiz Fish Products Company 1945-49

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE 22/70-74 Alaska Salmon Industry 1945-49 22/75 American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born 1949 22/76 American Discount Corporation 1949 22/77 American Legion, Post No. 155 1947 22/78 American Veterans of the Philippine Campaign 1947-48 22/79 Americans For Democratic Action 1947 22/80 Misc. A. 1944-47 22/81 Beardslee, Will G. 1949 22/82 Bill of Rights Conference 1949 22/83 Bureau of National Affairs 1949 22/84 Cain, Harry P. 1947 22/85 California. Department of Industrial Relations 1949 22/86 California, (misc. State Department) 1948-49 22/87 Caughlan and Hatten, Attorneys 1947-50 22/88 Christoffel (Harold) Defense Committee 1949 22/89 Civil Rights Congress 1946-49 22/90 Civil Rights Congress. Committee to Free the Trenton Six n.d. 22/91 Committee for a Democratic Far-Eastern Policy 1947 22/92 Community Chest & Council of Seattle & King County n.d. 22/93 Cuba (Government) 1947 22/94 Miscellaneous C 1944-49 22/95 Day and Night Safe Deposit Vaults 1947 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 24 Box/Folders Dates PART IV--CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (cont.)

22/96 De Lacy, Hugh 1945-46 22/97 Disabled American Veterans. Seattle Chapter #2 1949 22/98 Miscellaneous E 1948 22/99 FTA - Political Action Committee & Education Notes 1945-47 22/100 Filipino Community of Yakima Valley 1947 22/101 Miscellaneous F 1947, 1949 22/102 Georgia. Governor 1948 22/103 Miscellaneous H 1946, 1949 22/104 Jackson, Henry M. 1946 22/105 Jackson, Roy — Attorney 1948-49 22/106 Jackson Street Community Council 1947, 1949 22/107 Japanese-American Citizens League 1947 22/108 Miscellaneous K 1949 22/109 Miscellaneous L 1946-47 22/110 Magnuson, Warren G. 1945, 1949 22/111 Mitchell, Hugh B. n.d. 22/112 Miscellaneous M 1947-48 22/113 National Labor Bureau 1945, 1949 22/114 National Labor Committee for Wallace & Taylor 1948 22/115 The New World 1948 22/116 Miscellaneous N 1946-49 22/117 Otis Elevator Company 1947 22/118 Pacific Northwest Labor School 1947 22/119 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 1948-50 22/120 Paradise Lake Dude Ranch n.d. 22/121 Peoples Daily World n.d. 22/122 Peoples National Bank of Washington 1947 22/123 Philippines. Consulate General 1947-48 22/124 Philippines. Foreign Service 1949 22/125 Philippines. President 1945 22/126 Philippines (Miscellaneous) 1945 22/127 Progressive Party of Washington 1948-49 22/128 Miscellaneous P 1947-49 22/129 Miscellaneous R 1949 22/130 Seattle. Charter Advisory Commission 1944 22/131 Seattle. Fire Department 1947 22/132 Seattle. Police Department. Wage Adjustment Committee 1946 22/133 Seattle Council of Social Agencies n.d. 22/134 Seattle - First National Bank 1947 22/135 Seattle Labor School 1946 22/136 Seattle Safety Council n.d. 22/137 Miscellaneous S 1945-49 22/138 United Projects Council n.d. CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 25 Box/Folders Dates PART IV--CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (cont.)

22/139 U.S. Commissioner—Alaska 1945 22/140 U.S. Congressmen 1947 22/141 U.S. Housing Expediter 1949 22/142 U.S. Internal Revenue Service 1947-48 22/143 U.S. Labor Department 1945 22/144 U.S. NLRB/National War Labor Board 1945-48 22/145 U.S. President 1946-47 22/146 U.S. Price Administration 1944 22/147 U.S. Selective Service 1946 22/148 U.S. War Shipping Administration 1945 22/149 U.S. Miscellaneous Departments n.d. 22/150 Walter & Gershon, Attorneys 1948-49 22/151 Washington. State Labor & Industries n.d. 22/152 Washington. Unemployment Compensation & Placement 1946-47 22/153 Washington State Committee Against Discrimination in Employment 1948-49 22/154 Miscellaneous W 1946-48

SUBJECT SERIES 23/1 A.F. of L. Propaganda 1947 23/2 Absconders 1945-46 23/3 Addresses of CIO Affiliates n.d. 23/4 Addresses of Foremen & Alaska Salmon Industry Members 1946 23/5 Alaska Salmon Industry Directory n.d. 23/6 Asparagus Strike 1948 23/7 Assumed Names 1948-49 23/8-9 Authorizations for Paycheck Deductions 1949 23/10 Banquet Reservations 1945 23/11-14 Blacklisting 1945-49 23/15 Briones Propaganda 1947 23/16 Budget 1946-49 23/17 Burial Fund Applications 1947-49 23/18 Closed Operations 1947 23/19 Committee Time Sheets 1949 23/20 Crew Lists n.d. 23/21 Delegates Roster—Correspondence re: Dues Refunds 1941 23/22 Dues 1946 23/23 Dues Collectable 1946 23/24 Dues Scales 1945-48 23/25 Duyungan—Simon Memorial Fund 1948 23/26 Expansion of Union Services & Administrative Activities 1947 23/27 Fair Employment Practices Committee 1948 23/28 Food For Victory 1945 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 26 Box/Folders Dates PART IV-CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) SUBJECT SERIES (cont.)

23/29 FTA Leadership School 1945-46 23/30 Legislation 1946-48 23/31 Local 7 News 1947 23/32 Local 7 News Advertising Contracts 1947-48 23/33 Local 7 News Circulation 1945 23/34 Lost and Found 1940-43 23/35 Operations Assignments 1947 23/36 Overtime Records—Alaska Packers 1945 23/37 Per Capita Tax 1948-49 23/38 Personnel 1947 23/39-40 Picketing 1946 23/41 Political Action Committee, CIO 1949 23/42 Questionnaires n.d. 23/43 Reassignment of Dues/Pledges of Loyalty 1948 23/44 Referendum--$3.00 Organizational Assessment 1946 23/45 Renegades 1947 23/46 Carlos P. Romulo 1944-45 23/47 Seafood Workers Union n.d. 23/48 Taft-Hartley Law 1947 23/49 Terminal Leave 1947 23/50 Time Sheets 1944-48 23/51 Vital Statistics 1939-48 23/52 Voting Records of Congress 1945

23/53-60 ELECTIONS 1945,1947,1949

23/61-73 NEGOTIATIONS, CONTRACTS, AGREEMENTS 1945-49

CASE FILES 23/74 Casimiro Absolor Deportation Case 1949 23/75 Johnny Alteras Case 1946 23/76 Jimmy Clarin Case 1945 23/77 Copper River Packing Co. vs CWFLU #7 1944 23/78 Foremens Claim for Extra Compensation 1946 23/79 P.E. Harris Co. Cases 1945-46 23/80 Narciso Mariano Case (see Trials & Hearings) 1947 23/81 Prudencio Orpilla Deportation Case 1945 23/82 Pipo & Rufloc Case-Alitak Cannery 1945 23/83-84 S.S. Santa Cruz Case 1946 23/85 Alex Tadique Deportation Case 1945 23/86-88 Miguel Zamora Clemency Case 1940-47 23/89 Cases Pending—Executive Board 1943-45 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 27 Box/Folders Dates PART IV—CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO,

AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.)

COURT PAPERS 24/1-2 Lawsuits 1942-49 24/3 Affidavits—Stockton 1948 24/4 Subpoenas Re: 1947 Election 1947-48 HEARINGS 24/5 National War Labor Board 1945 24/6-10 National Labor Relations Board 1945-49

TRIALS AND HEARINGS-INTERNAL 24/11 Briones Gonzales 1947 24/12 Trial of Narciso Mariano (sa Case Files) 1947 24/13 Summons 1948 24/14 Notes From Velasco Trial 1948 24/15 Ugashik Crew Hearings 1945 24/16 Requests for Hearings 1947

24/17-28 PETITIONS, GRIEVANCES, CLAIMS 1945-49

24/29-30 AFFIDAVITS 1940-49

RULES 24/31 Rules and Regulations 1943-44,1947 24/32 Appendix to the Budget-Rules 1944-45 24/33 Official Rules for Dispatching 1940-41 24/34 Rules and Regulations—NLRB 1947

24/35 Cooks and Kitchen Helpers 1941

24/36-40 WRITINGS n.d.

NEWSLETTERS 24/41 Local 7 News 1946-48 24/42 Filipino Clarion 1948 24/43 FTA Washington Newsletter 1945-49 24/44 In Fact & Red Feather News 1945-47 24/45 BULLETINS 1946-47

RESOLUTIONS 24/46 to Purchase Union Auto 1948 24/47 Condemnation of Insulting News Article 1946 24/48 From International Executive Board 1948 24/49 Miscellaneous 1943-49 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 28 Box/Folders Dates PART IV-CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD/TOBACCO,

AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.)

NEWS RELEASES 24/50 FTA Press Release 1945-49 24/51 Miscellaneous 1946-49 REPORTS 24/52-53 International Executive Board 1945-46,1948 24/54 Sixth National Convention 1947 24/55 Supplement to Labor Relations Reporter 1945 24/56 Taft-Hartley Act 1947-48 24/57 Local 7 24/58 to International Executive Board Re: Local 7 1947 24/59 Miscellaneous 1945-48

CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS 24/60 FTA—First Conference of Alaska Locals 1948 24/61 FTA—Pacific Northwest Area Regional Conference 1946-47 24/62 FTA-Region VI Conference 1948

24/63 Miscellaneous Conferences 1949

24/64 DIARY 1945(?) MINUTES 24/65-66 FTA—International Executive Board 1947-48 24/67-68 FTA-Executive Officers & Vice-Presidents Meeting 1947-48 24/69 Joint Strategy Committee of Alaska Fisheries Union 1946-47 24/70 Illinois & Indiana Regional Council 1946

HANDBILLS 24/71 General 1946-47 24/72 Seafood Workers vs OWFLU-FTA 1948

24/73 GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS 1946

24/74 LEGAL DOCUMENTS 1947

LISTS 24/75 Alaska Salmon Industry Members n.d. 24/76 Congressmen's vote to set up Canwell Committee n.d. 24/77 Dues, expenses, etc. 1946-49 24/78 Officers and Delegates 1944-48 24/79 Salaries 1943 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 29 Box/Folders Dates PART IV—CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.)

24/80 NEWSPAPERS 1947-49

24/81 CLIPPINGS 1945-48

24/82 NOTES n.d.

24/83 BLANK FORMS n.d.

EPHEMERA 24/84-85 Pamphlets & Programs, etc. 1945-48 24/86 Miscellany n.d.

Subgroups

FTA. REGIONAL DIRECTOR/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZER

(Robert Kinney, Wendal Phillips)

General Correspondence 25/1 Bob Kinney—Wendal Phillips 1947 25/2 Donald Henderson, FTA International President 1950 25/3 Ken Howard, International Rep. 1949 25/4 Elizabeth Sasuly—FTA 1946-49 25/5-6 Miscellaneous 1947-50 25/7 FTA News 1946-47 25/8 Alaska Department of Labor 1947-49 25/9 Alaska Salmon Industry 1946-49 25/10 U.S. NLRB 1949

25/11 Re: Mediation & Conciliation 1947-48

General Correspondence—Branches and Locals 25/12 Stockton Branch 1948-49 25/13 Local 222. Petersburg, AK (& North Pacific Packing Co.) 1947-48 25/14 Local 237. Ketchikan, AK (& Salmon By-Products) 1947-48 25/15 Local 263. Hoonah, AK 1947-48 25/16 Local 265 & 269 1949

25/17 Negotiations, Contracts, Agreements 1946-49

Subject Series 25/18 NLRB Re: Southeastern Resident Cannery Workers 1949

25/19 Organizers Reports 1949

25/20-21 Claims 1946-47 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 30 Box/Folders Dates PART IV-CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD/TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) Subgroups (cont.)

FTA. REGIONAL DIRECTOR/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZER (cont.)

25/22 Press Releases 1947-49 FTA. OREGON STATE DIRECTOR/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZER

(Frank T. Patterson)

Organizational Features 25/23 Local 145, Portland & Local 50 n.d.

25/24 General Correspondence 1946-47

25/25 General Correspondence—Dave Saunders 1946

25/26 General Correspondence—re Local 145, Portland 1940-47

Organizing Files 25/27 Medford 1946 25/28 NYSSA 1946 25/29 Oregon Food Processors 1946 25/30 Oregon Mushroom Company 1946 25/31 Unorganized Plants 1947 25/32 McMinnville—Local 128 1946 25/33-34 Hood River Union 1947 25/35 Hood River Correspondence 1947 25/36-37 Hood River Statistics 1947

Subject Series 25/38 California Cannery Research 1946 25/39 Forrest, Robert J. 1946-49 25/40 National Legislation 1946-47 25/41-43 Political Action Committee (incl. correspondence, ephemera, posters, etc.) 1946-47 25/44 Publicity 1946-47 25/45 Research—General 1944-46

25/46 Strikes 1946-47

25/47-48 Elections 1945-47

Case Files 25/49 Arbitration Case-Local 145 1946 25/50 Dundee Nut Growers 1946 25/51 Hudson-Duncan Co. (AFL) 1946 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 31 Box/Folders Dates PART IV--CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7. (FOOD, TOBACCO, AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.) FTA. OREGON STATE DIRECTOR/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZER (cont.) Case Files (cont.)

25/52 Northwest Packing Co. (AFL) 1945-47 25/53 Oregon Food Plants 1946-47 25/54 Spencer Packing Co. (AFL) 1946 25/55 Tulatin Valley Co-op 1946

Newsletters 25/56 FTA News 1946-47 25/57 Tin Can 1945-46 25/58 Can Opener-Local 145 1946-47 25/59 FTA. Washington Newsletter 1947

Conferences and Conventions 25/60 Pacific Northwest Area Regional Conference 1946 25/61 Sixth National Convention 1947 25/62 Seventh National Convention 1948-49 25/63 Emergency Conference 1949 25/64 Juneau Conference 1949 25/65 Special Conference W.S.I.U.C. 1949 25/66 Oregon State Ind. Union Council--9th Annual Convention n.d. 25/67 Miscellaneous n.d.

26/1 Clippings 1947

26/2 Ephemera n.d.

Subgroups—Local 7 Committees

26/3-5 ELECTION COMMITTEE 1945, 1947

26/6 ELECTION INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE 1949

26/7 EMERGENCY COMMITTEE 1947

26/8 FOREMENS MEETINGS 1946

26/9-10 GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE 1945(?)-47

26/11 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 1947

26/12 RANK AND FILE COMMITTEE 1947-48 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927

Box/Folders Dates Page 32 PART IV--CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL 7 (FOOD TOBACCO AGRICULTURAL AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA-CIO) (cont.)

Subgroups-Local 7 Committees (cont.)

26/13 TRIAL COMMITTEE 1949

End of Subgroups

PART V-LONGSHOREMEN'S & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INTERNATIONAL. LOCAL 37 HISTORICAL/ORGANIZATIONAL FEATURES 26/14 ILWU Local 37 Charter 1950 26/15 U. S. Department of Labor Recognition of Local 37 Formation 1950-53 26/16 Miscellaneous Historical Features 26/17 Yearbook 1952 26/18-23 Constitutions 1947-78, n.d. 26/24 Union Hall Design n.d.

OUTGOING LETTERS 26/25 Calls for Membership Meetings 1952-62 26/26-28 Mailings to Members 1950-85, n.d.

DELEGATES' REPORTS 26/29 Alaska Packers Association 1969-78 26/30 Bumble Bee Seafoods 1969-78 26/31 Columbia Wards Fisheries 1968-77 26/32 Excursion Inlet Packing Company 1969-77 26/33 Keku Canning Company 1971-75 26/34 New England Fish Company 1969-78 26/35 North Pacific Proces sors 1972, n.d. 26/36 Pacific Alaska Fisheries 1969-70 26/37 Peter Pan Seafoods 1969-78

2 6/38 Red Salmon Canning Company 1969-77

2 6/39 Snug Harbor Packing Company 1970 2 6/40 Whitney Fidalgo 1970 2 6/41 Miscellaneous 1975-77, n.d. 2 6/42 Report Forms ca. 1952

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-INTERNAL 26/43-49 Delegates' Correspondence 1950-82 26/50-52 Executive Board 1952-84 26/53-56 ILWU Alaska Council 1978-83 26/57-62 ILWU International 1949-82 27/1 ILWU International - Per Capita Letters 1950-81 27/2 ILWU Local 24 1973-76 27/3 ILWU Local 142 1969, 1981 2 7/4 ILWU Northwest Regional Office 1950-82 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 33 Box/Folders Dates PART V-LONGSHOREMEN'S & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INTERNATIONAL. LOCAL 37(cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE-INTERNAL (cont.)

27/5 ILWU Puget Sound Council 1952-78 27/6 Other ILWU Locals 1956-82 27/7-14 Members 1949-82 27/15-16 Miscellaneous 1950-82 27/17-18 Shop Stewards 1981-84

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE - CANNERIES 27/19 Alaska Packers Association 1956-82 27/20 Alaska Salmon Industry 1952-59 27/21 Bumble Bee Seafoods 1965-82 27/22 Chignik Canning Company 1979-82 27/23 Chugach Alaska Fisheries, Inc. 1979-82 27/24 Columbia Wards Fisheries 1969-82 27/25 Diamond E Fisheries 1979-82 27/26 Excursion Inlet Packing Company 1967-75 27/27 Keku Canning Company 1950-52 27/28 Nakat Packing Corporation 1967-69 27/29 New England Fish Company 1955-79 27/30 Ocean Beauty Seafoods 1980-82 27/31 Pacific Alaska Fisheries 1967-70 27/32 Pacific American Fisheries 1955-62 27/33 Peter Pan Seafoods, Inc. 1967-82 27/34 Red Salmon Company 1953-77 27/35 Wards Cove Packing Company 1969-81 27/36 Miscellaneous, re.: 1954 Season 1954 27/37 Miscellaneous 1952-76

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE—EXTERNAL 27/38 Alaska. Labor Department 1980-82 27/39-40 Alaska Employers Non-Resident Cannery Workers Health and Welfare Trust 1969-82 27/41 Associated Administrators, Inc. 1975-85 27/42 Attorneys 1945-82 27/43 Caballeros de Dimas-Alang 1961-79 27/44 Christmas Cards 1981 27/45 Cronin, John 1978-81 27/46 Donaldson and Kiel, P.S. 1982-85 27/47 Employment Requests 1965-81 27/48 Filipino Community of Seattle 1 9 7 4 - 8 1, n d 27/49 Filipino Youth Activities of Seattle 19 6 1-81

27/50 Gladstein, Anderson and Leonard 1952-73

27/51 Hatten, C.T. 1950-78

27/52 Jackson, Roy E. 1950-79 27/53-54 Johnson and Higgins 1969-85 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 34 Box/Folders Dates PART V--LONGSHOREMENS & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INTERNATIONAL. LOCAL 37(cont.) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE—EXTERNAL (cont.)

27/55 Lawson, Irwin P., CPA 1976-85 27/56 Margolis and McTernan 1952-54 27/57 Other Unions 1956-82 27/58 Philippine Consulate, Seattle 1949-80 27/59 U.S. Attorney 1982 27/60 U.S. Labor Department 1962-79 27/61 U.S. National Labor Relations Board 1959-82 28/1 Walthew, Oseran and Warner 1952-57 28/2-7 Miscellaneous

MINUTES (see also Part I) 28/8 ILWU Alaska Council Meetings 1978-80 28/9-12 ILWU International Executive Board 1952-82 28/13 ILWU Puget Sound Council 1969-70 28/14 Alaska Employers Non-Resident Cannery Workers Health and Welfare Trust 1970-82 28/15 Joint Oregon - Columbia River and Washington Area Labor Relations Committee 1977 28/16 Miscellaneous Non-Cannery Union Minutes 1956-77

28/17 MEMBERSHIP RECORDS 1979-82

NEGOTIATIONS/CONTRACTS/AGREEMENTS 28/18-27 Agreements 1945-83 28/28-30 Contract Notices 1966-76 28/31 Correspondence with Canneries 1954 28/32-34 Correspondence re.: Negotiations 1952-83 28/35 Correspondence with Robert Hirstel 1969-82 28/36-29/23 Negotiations 1950-82 29/24 Agreements - Other ILWU Units 1951-78 29/25-27 Agreements Between Other Unions and Industry 1957-62

ELECTIONS 29/28-30/3 Local 37 1951-83 30/4 Baruso, Tony - Recall 1981 30/5 Mangaoang, Ernesto Petition and Recall 1954 30/6 Torres, Ponce Recall 1979-80 30/7-10 ILWU International 1969-77, n.d.

30/11 LEGISLATION 1952-80

30/12 RULES 1979, n.d.

30/13 LEGAL CONTRACTS 1980, 1982 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 35 Box/Folders Dates PART V—LONGSHOREMEN'S & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INTERNATIONAL. LOCAL 37(cont.)

CASE FILES

30/14 Atonio, Frank, et. al. 1975-82 30/15 Baruso, Constantine (Tony) 1980s 30/16 Baruso/Cruz Election Fraud Trial 1981 30/17 Facelo, Nicholas F. 1973-75 30/18 North Pacific Processors, et. al. and Alaska Council 1980-81 30/19 Port Moller Crew 1956 30/20-21 Razote, Laurencio R. 1980-81 30/22 Thomas, Edward J. 1982 30/23 U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service 1953-54 30/24 Waterfall Cannery Deaths 1968 30/25 Wright, Lowell E. 1969 30/26 Miscellaneous 1948-83

GRIEVANCES 30/27 Union Claims 1955 30/28 Port Bailey Case 1956 30/29 NEFCO (New England Fish Company) 1970 30/30 Domingo, Nemesio, et. al. vs. NEFCO 1977 30/31-32 Alaska Packers Association 1980-82 30/33-34 Bumble Bee Seafoods 1981-83 30/35 Chugach Alaska Fisheries, Inc. 1981-82 30/36-41 Columbia Wards Fisheries 1980-83 30/42-44 Diamond E Fisheries 1979-82 30/45-47 Ocean Beauty Seafoods 1980-82 30/48-53 Peter Pan Seafoods 1980-83 30/54-55 Sea Alaska Products 1983 30/56-57 Whitney-Fidalgo Seafoods 1981-83 30/58 Grievance Team Correspondence 1981 30/59 Grievance Team Procedures 1981 30/60 Grievance Team Notes and Reports 1980-82

30/61 Miscellaneous 1954-82

SPEECHES AND WRITINGS 30/62 Rojo, Trinidad 1953 30/63 Miscellaneous 1953-75, n.d. 30/64 STATEMENTS 1952-78 NEWSLETTERS 31/1-7 Local 37 Newsletters/Bulletins 1952-82 31/8 Alaskero News 1984 31/9 ILWU Reporter 1953, 1957 31/10 ILWU The Dispatcher 1974 31/11 ILWU Washington Report 1954-79 31/12 ILWU Local 26 Warehouse News 1980 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 36 Box/Folders Dates PART V-LONGSHOREMEN'S & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INTERNATIONAL. LOCAL 37(cont.) NEWSLETTERS (cont.)

31/13 ILWU Local 12 North Bend Breeze 1954-56 31/14 Hawaii ILWU Defense Committee, Smith Act Hawaii 1950s Trial Weekly Report 31/15 Miscellaneous ILWU Bulletins 1952-80 31/16 Legal-Legislative Reporter 1980-81 31/17 I.F. Digest/I.F. Journal 1974-82 31/18 People's Tribune 1982 31/19 Miscellaneous Non-ILWU Newsletters and Bulletins 1953-83 31/20 Miscellaneous Non-ILWU Newspapers 1947-82

31/21-25 NEWS RELEASES 1945-82, n.d.

31/26-30 BUDGETS 1940s-85

FINANCIAL RECORDS 31/31 Bank Statements 1979-82 31/32 Cash Summaries August 1982 31/33 Disbursements Forms 1979-83, n.d. 31/34-38 Financial Statements/Reports 1950-84 31/39 Taxes 1974-82 31/40 U.S. Labor Department, Labor Organization Annual Reports 1964-81 31/41 Miscellaneous Local 37 1956-82 31/42 ILWU Alaska Council 1978-81, n.d. 31/43-45 ILWU International Secretary-Treasurer's Reports/ 1969-80 Financial Statements

31/46-49 BENEFITS INFORMATION 1950-82, n.d.

REPORTS 31/50 General Reports to Members 1954-57 31/51 Reports on Canneries in Alaska 1970-81 31/52 Miscellaneous Local 37 1972-82 31/53 Other ILWU Units 1953-81 31/54 California Conference to Defeat the Attack on Rights of 1951 the Foreign Born

31/55 Non-ILWU Miscellaneous 1957-83

RESOLUTIONS 32/1-2 Miscellaneous Local 37 1950s-82 32-3 Four Nations Conference Between Fishermen's Unions of Japan, 1959 U.S.S.R., United States and Canada CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS 32/4-5 ILWU Biennial Conventions 1953-79 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 37 Box/Folders Dates PART V-LONGSHOREMEN'S & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INTERNATIONAL. LOCAL 37(cont.) CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS (cont.)

32/6 First National All Unions Conference to Shorten the Work Week 1978 32/7 Conference on Health and Safety for Women Workers 1980 32/8 International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans 26th 1980 Annual Educational Conference 32/9 Filipino People's Farwest Convention (Seattle University) 1981

NOTES 32/10 Executive Council Meetings 1973-82 32/11 Monthly Planner 1975 32/12 Committee Work - Uganik Bay (Ocean Beauty Seafoods) 1982

32/13-15 Miscellaneous 1953-87, n.d.

FORMS 32/16 U.S. National Labor Relations Board Forms 1956-59 LISTS 32/17 Roster of Officers 1933-76 32/18 Alaska Salmon Industry Members 1952-54 32/19 Delegates 1952 32/20 Delegates - Applications and Rosters 1952 32/21-22 Directory/Crew Lists 1953-82, n.d. 32/23 Daily Incoming Members/Non-members 1981-82 32/24 Dues Authorization Lists 1969-82 32/25 Miscellaneous 1972-82, n.d.

DISPATCHING INFORMATION 32/26 Crew Lists 1959-81 32/27 Crew Requirements 1959,70,80 32/28 Dispatching Notifications 1959 32/29 Dispatching Schedules 1953-71 32/30 Employment Notifications 1980 32/31 Procedures 1982, n.d.

32/32-33 CLIPPINGS 1954-83, n.d.

EPHEMERA 32/34 Membership Meetings 32/35 Shop Steward Training 32/36 Local 37 32/37 ILWU 32/38-39 Filipino-American Community 1952-82 32/40 International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans 32/41-44 Miscellaneous Non-ILWU CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 38 Box/Folders Dates PART V-LONGSHOREMEN'S & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INTERNATIONAL. LOCAL 37(cont.

SUBJECT SERIES 33/1 Baruso, Tony 1980-81 33/2 Bulosan, Carlos 1954 33/3 Bush Greenhouse Project 1979-81 33/4 Complaints About Dispatching and Elections 1960 33/5 Delegate/Shop Steward Training 1978-81 33/6 Domingo, Silme Death Claim 1981 33/7 Leases 1950-59 33/8 Local 77 Competition Against Local 7-C 1950-5l,n.d. 33/9 Mayday Celebration 1978 33/10 Mortgages 1955-59 33/11 Philippine National Day 1980-82 33/12 Philippine Relief Fund n.d. 33/13 Pioneer Square Property Owners Association 1980-81 33/14 Property Title and Deed 1900-43 33/15 Public Dance Hall Licenses 1958-61 33/16 Rojo, Trinidad 1939-76 33/17 Shoreline Community College Labor Studies Program 1980-82 33/18 University of Washington Workstudy 1980

Subgroups

33/19 COMMITTEE FOR JUSTICE FOR DOMINGO AND VIERNES 1981-84

33/20 ILWU. LOCAL 37. FACT FINDING COMMITTEE 1954

ILWU. LOCAL 37. RANK AND FILE COMMITTEE

Organizational Features 33/21 Articles of Incorporation n.d.

33/22 Outgoing Letters 1979-82

General Correspondence 33/23 Baruso, Tony 1979-81 33/24 Van Bronkhorst, Emily 1981 33/25 Miscellaneous 1980-82

Minutes 33/26 Alaska Cannery Workers Association 1975 33/27 Rank and File Committee 1981

Elections 33/28 RFC Election Slates 1978-82 33/29-41 Phone Tree Outreach CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 39 Box/Folders Dates PART V--LONGSHOREMEN'S & WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, INTERNATIONAL. LOCAL 37(cont.) ILWU. LOCAL 37. RANK AND FILE COMMITTEE (cont.)

Newsletters 33/42-46 Alaskero News 1978-82 33/47 ILWU Local 26 Rank and File Committee Newsletter 1982

33/48 Reports n.d.

33/49 Grant Files 1981

33/50 Notes

33/51 Membership Lists

Conferences and Conventions 33/52 1981 Eleventh Annual Filipino People's Far West Convention 33/53 Clippings 33/54 Ephemera Subject Series 33/55 Alaskero News Planning

33/56 Other Rank and File Committees 1970,82

33/57 VALDEZ, GREGORIO A. 1952-54

PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS

Subgroups - External Organizations

33/58-59 CANNERY AND AGRICULTURAL WORKERS

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION 1937

33/60 FILIPINO COMMUNITY OF SEATTLE 1952-59

33/61 FILIPINO UNEMPLOYED CITIZEN'S LEAGUE (FILIPINO

COMMUNITY WELFARE LEAGUE) 1933

MARITIME FEDERATION OF THE PACIFIC

33/62 Organizational Features 1938 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 40 Box/Folders Dates

PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) Subgroups - External Organizations (cont.) MARITIME FEDERATION OF THE PACIFIC (cont.)

Intra-Organizational Correspondence 33/63 With Maritime Federation of the Pacific Officers 1937 With CWFLU #7 33/64 Cabatit, Ireneo R. 1938-39 33/65 Espe, Conrad 1936-41 33/66 Hannon, Bruce 1938-40 33/67 Harding, A.E. 1938-41 33/68 Josue, Ignacio I. 1939-41 33/69 Rodrigo, Antonio G. 1937-39 33/70 Sauers, Jay 1940-41 33/71 Ventura, Mamerto S. 1941 33/72 Reports by CWFLU #7 Delegates 1937-38 33/73 Misc. 1936-41 Unidentified 33/74 With Other Labor Unions 1938-39 33/75 To All Affiliated Organizations 1936-41

General Correspondence 33/76 Misc. 1940-41 33/77 Of Others 1937-41 33/78 Unidentified 1939-41

Minutes 33/79 Coordinating Committee 1938-39 33/80 Strategy Committee 1939 34/1-2 Washington District Council #1 1938-41 34/3 Misc. Committees 1937-41 34/4 Unidentified Committees n.d.

34/5 Speeches And Writings 1939,41

34/6-7 Resolutions 1937-39, n.d.

34/8 Programs And Announcements 1938-41

34/9 Lists 1937-38

34/10 Certificate For Completion of Worker's School 1940

34/11 Stamps - "Smash Hearst Attack on Newspaper Guild" n.d.

34/12 Forms - "Report on Labor Dispute" 1939 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 41 Box/Folders Dates

PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) Subgroups - External Organizations (cont.) MARITIME FEDERATION OF THE PACIFIC (cont.)

34/13 Conferences And Conventions 1938-41

34/14 Newsletters 1941

34/15 Pamphlets n.d.

34/16 News Releases 1940

34/17 Notes n.d.

34/18 Clippings 1938

34/19 Ephemera 1938

34/20 Subject Series - Radio Station KGBU, Ketchikan, Alaska 1939

PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES ORGANIZATION AND COORDINATING COMMITTEE

34/21 Organizational Features n.d.

Intra-Organizational Correspondence 34/22-24 With CWFLU # 7 1937-38 34/25 1937 To All Affiliated Organizations 34/26 1938-39 Minutes - Various Organizations

34/27 1938 Resolutions

34/28 1937-38 Conferences And Conventions

34/29 1937 Notes

34/30 1939 Ephemera

SEATTLE INDUSTRIAL LABOR UNION COUNCIL (SEATTLE CIO COUNCIL)

34/31 Organizational Features n.d.

Intra-Organizational Correspondence 34/32 With CWFLU # 7 1937-44 34/33-34 To All Affiliated Organizations 1938-49 34/35 Misc. 1938-44 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 42 Box/Folders Dates

PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) Subgroups - External Organizations (cont.)

SEATTLE INDUSTRIAL LABOR UNION COUNCIL (SEATTLE CIO COUNCIL)(cont.)

General Correspondence 34/36 Misc. 1937, 47

34/37 Unidentified 1947, 49

Minutes 34/38 Seattle Industrial Labor Union Council 1937-41 34/39-40 Seattle CIO Council 1947-49 34/41 Misc. Organizations 1939-42

34/42 Speeches And Writings 1946

34/43 Lists - Of Affiliates of Seattle CIO Council 1946, n.d

34/44 Resolutions 1948, n.d.

34/45 Financial Records 1947

34/46 Programs And Announcements 1939, 48

34/47 Petition - Urging United States Neutrality in WWII n.d.

34/48 News Releases 1944, 46

34/49 Newsletters - Seattle CIO Council 1947

34/50 Clippings n.d.

34/51 Ephemera 1938,44

WASHINGTON COMMONWEALTH FEDERATION Intra-Organizational Correspondence 34/52-53 With CWFLU #7 To All Affiliated Organizations 1936-44 34/54 To All Affiliated Organizations 1936-44

34/55 Minutes 1936-44

34/56 Statement - Of WCF State Board Regarding Fascism 1939

34/57 Programs And Announcements 1936, 43

34/58 Newsletters 1939, 43 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 43 Box/Folders Dates PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) Subgroups - External Organizations (cont.) WASHINGTON COMMONWEALTH FEDERATION (cont.)

34/59 Conferences And Conventions 1939, 43

WASHINGTON STATE INDUSTRIAL UNION COUNCIL (WASHINGTON CIO)

34/60 Organizational Features 1946, 48

Intra-Organizational Correspondence 34/61-62 With CWFLU # 7 1939-49 34/63 Incoming From CIO Regional 1938-39 34/64 To All Affiliated Organizations 1940-46 34/65 Misc. 1942-49

General Correspondence 34/66 Misc. 1939-47 34/67 Unidentified 1939, n.d. 34/68 Minutes 1939-50 34/69 Reports 1940, 48 Resolutions 35/1 Regarding CWFLU # 7 n.d. 35/2 Misc. n.d.

35/3 List - CWFLU Delegates to WSIUC Convention 1941

35/4 Financial Records 1939-50

35/5 Newsletters 1947-48

35/6 Pamphlets 1939

35/7 Forms 1947

35/8 Conferences And Conventions 1940-47

35/9 Clippings 1946

35/10 Ephemera 1945

Subject Series 35/11 CIO Political Action Committee 1944-48 35/12 King County Political Action Committee 1944-47 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 44 Box/Folders Dates PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) WASHINGTON STATE INDUSTRIAL UNION COUNCIL (WASHINGTON CIO) (cont.) Subject Series (cont.)

35/13 Washington State Political Action Committee 1946-47

Subgroups- Personal Papers

VELASCO, VICTORIO

35/14 Organizational Features - Of the Filipino Inter-Community Council of the Pacific Northwest n.d.

General Correspondence 35/15 "Mother Jane" 1926 35/16 Misc. 1934-60 35/17 Of Others 1946, 68

35/18 Programs and Announcements n.d.

35/19 List Of Velasco's Crew 1955

35/20 Pamphlets - "Conspiracy!" to "Anti-Labor Aspects of the Smith Act" n.d., 1952

Newsletters 35/21 Cannery Courier (Alaska Fish Cannery Workers Union of the Pacific, SIU-AFL) 1949 The Chomly Weekly 1928 The Chomly Spectator 1929 35/22 The Congressional Record 1946 Daily People's World 1953 The Dispatcher (ILWU. National) 1953 International House Bulletin 1926 35/23 Sea Gull News 1929

35/24 Work card Of Velasco, CWFLU 1939 35/25 Ephemera n.d.

Subject Series 35/26 Alaska Fish Cannery Workers Union of the Pacific (SIU-AFL) 1939-50

35/27 Filipino Forum 1942-47

35/28 Seafood Workers Union (Independent) 1947-48

35/29 Clippings 1942-48 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 45 Dates EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) Subgroups- Personal Papers (cont.)

VIERNES, GENE

Historical Features - "Brief History of Local Seven (FTA-CIO)" 1950

Organizational Features - CWFLU # 7 and ILWU #37 n.d.

Intra-Organizational Correspondence - ILWU #37 Bulosan, Carlos 1954 Guerzon, Amor L. 1958-59 Navarro, Gene Q. 1955-59 Rojo, Trinidad A. 1953-54 Velasco, Victorio 1954-59 Bridges, Harry (ILWU. National) 1973 Miscellaneous 1952-79

Outgoing Letters of: Cannery Workers and Farm Laborers Union. Local Number 7 1947, n.d. ILWU. Local 37 1951-78

General Correspondence Miscellaneous 1968-74 Of Others 1957 Unidentified 1947-55

Reports CWFLU #7 1944 From ILWU #3 7 to U.S. Labor Department 1974-77 re Salmon Canning Industry 1915

Speeches and Writings Neil Asaba - "The Early History of Japanese Cannery Workers" 1977 Gerald Gold - "The Development of Local Number 7of the Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers of America (CIO)" 1949 Miscellaneous - CWFLU # 7 n.d. Miscellaneous - ILWU #37 1945-47 Regarding Salmon Industry 1948 Miscellaneous 1937, n.d.

Contracts Alaska Fishermen's Union (AFL-CIO) 1975-79 "Alaska Machinists Contracts" 1975 "Local 37 Old Contracts" 1963-76 "1978 ILWU Negotiation" 1978 "Union Contracts (Other Unions) 1973 -74 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 46 Box/Folders Dates PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) Subgroups- Personal Papers (cont.) VIERNES, GENE (cont.)

35/54 Legal Papers - National Labor Relations Board Cases 1948, 78

35/55 Court Papers 1947-4

35/56 Financial Records 1946-70

Transcripts 35/57 Fish Industry - Government Investigation 1936 35/58 Hearings on Alaska Fisheries 1939

36/1 Forms n.d.

Lists 36/2 Of Union Officers 1942-76

36/3 Miscellaneous n.d.

Petition 36/4 Appeal for the Rosenburgs n.d. 36/5 Regarding Living Conditions at Canneries 1977 36/6 Programs and Announcements 1952, n.d.

36/7 Resolutions 1937

36/8 Pamphlets 1948

Publications 36/9 Regarding Salmon Industry 1975-71 36/10-11 Miscellaneous 1976-77

Photographs 36/12 Cannery Living Conditions 1973 36/13 Filipino Workers n.d.

36/14 Notes - ILWU # 37 1968

36/15 Ephemera 1952-79

Newsletters 36/16 Ang Katipunan 1979 Oversize VF36 Asian Family Affair OVERSIZED 1972-74 36/17 International Examiner 1977-78 36/18 International House News 1922, 26 36/19 Local 37, ILWU Information Bulletin 1953-57 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 47 Box/Folders Dates PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) Subgroups- Personal Papers (cont.) VIERNES, GENE (cont.) Newsletters (cont.)

36/20 Message To Cannery Workers 1948 36/21 Rank and File Committee Newsletter 1947 36/22 The San Francisco Journal 1976 36/23 Union W.A.G.E. 1976

Subject Series 36/24 "Cannery Code Hearing" 1934 36/25 "Historical Leaflets" 1947-68 36/26 "Local 37 Dispatch Procedure" n.d. 36/27 "Organizing Campaign" 1933-36 36/28 "Union Election Candidates (ILWU # 37)" 1953-55 36/29 United Construction Workers Association 1975-3-75 36/30 "Women In Trades" 1973-75

36/31 Yoneda, Karl G. 1931-41

Clippings 36/32 Articles by Gene Viernes 1977,78 36/33 Cannery Courier (Alaska Fish Cannery Workers Union of the Pacific, SIU-AFL) 1949 36/34 Castle and Cooke Monitor (American Friends Service Committee) 1978 36/35 Filipino Forum 1945-49 36/36 "Fish" 1974-77 36/37 "Fishing" 1978-80 36/38 Local 7 News 1947-57 36/39 Local 7-C News 1950 36/40 The Truth (Committee for the Protection of Cannery Workers) 1947 36/41 UCAPAWA News (CWFLU # 7) 1939 36/42 Regarding Alaska Salmon Industry 1963 36/43-44 Regarding Filipinos in the U.S. 1929-45 36/45 Regarding ILWU #37 History 1947-53 36/46 Miscellaneous 1949-80 36/47 Processing Notes n.d.

Sub-subgroup

ALASKA CANNERY WORKERS ASSOCIATION 37/1 Organizational Features n.d. 37/2 Intra-Organizational Correspondence Cabansag, Sam 1974 Domingo, Nemesio 1974-75 Laranang, Julia 1974 37/3 Miscellaneous 1974-75 CANNERY WORKERS' AND FARM LABORERS' UNION. LOCAL NO. 7 Accession No. 3927 Page 48 Box/Folders Dates PART VI - EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONAL PAPERS (cont.) VIERNES, GENE (cont.) Sub-subgroup (cont.) ALASKA CANNERY WORKERS ASSOCIATION (cont.)

37/4 Incoming Letters 1974-75 Outgoing Letters of 37/5 Cabansag, Sam 1974 Domingo, Nemesio 1974-75 Laranang, Julia 1974-75 37/6 Miscellaneous 1974-75 37/7 Minutes 1974-75 37/8 Speeches and Writings - Project Proposals 1973-74 37/9 Legal Documents - Alaska Cannery Workers Association, et al vs. Peter Kiewit & Sons, et al 1975 37/10 Newsletter - The New Tide 1974 37/11 Ephemera

37/12 Subject Series - Kingdome 1975

End of Subgroups

PART VII—MISCELLANEOUS SERIES 38 & PHOTOGRAPHS [Box 38 was removed and became Photograph Collection 1044] Oversized VF 36

3 9 - 5 9 DISPATCHING, CREW LISTS, MEMBERSHIP AND FINANCIAL RECORDS (Unsorted) ca. 1930s-80

Box 56 split into four oversize Box 58 split into three oversize