SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE OFFICE FILES: WILLIAM MCFETRIDGE COLLECTION

Papers, 1936-1963 (Predominantly, 1955-1960)

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The Papers of SEIU President William McFetridge were placed in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in 1993 by SEIU and were opened for research in March of 1997.

A nephew of William F. Quesse, SEIU’s founder and first International President, William McFetridge began his career with SEIU in 1923 as a member of Chicago’s Flat Janitors Local 1. In 1927 he assumed the position of SEIU Third Vice President and then ascended to the position of SEIU 1st Vice President in 1930, a position he maintained until April of 1940, when he became President of the International. He succeeded George Scalise, whose fall from power resulted from improper union activities and a conviction on embezzlement and forgery charges.

Responding to the state of disorganization that existed in the union under Scalise, McFetridge began a program of modernizing the union’s financial and record-keeping procedures, thereby inhibiting others within the union from engaging in illegal or unethical practices. McFetridge’s modernization plan entailed the creation of a research department, the establishment of a legislative affairs department, the hiring of labor attorneys, and the publication of various SEIU periodicals, all of which resulted in the acquisition and dissemination of information that permitted the union to form alliances within and outside the labor movement, keep track of opposing forces, increase its understanding of local union concerns, and better position itself for negotiations.

A testament to his emerging stature within the labor movement, the federal government chose McFetridge as a consultant to an International Labor Organization conference in Switzerland in 1949 and, in 1950, he was elected to a seat on the AFL executive council. Needless to say, McFetridge’s ascendancy benefited the union as a whole.

Under his presidency, McFetridge expanded organizing campaigns beyond the traditional building service workers and pursued members from service industries associated with airports, greenhouses, atomic plants, hospitals, bowling alleys, nurseries, cemeteries, nonacademic professions within schools, and many others. SEIU did not grow without great sacrifice during the McFetridge years. Like other unions, SEIU suffered from the ill-effects of the Taft-Hartley Act and many locals went out on strike for wages, working conditions, hours, and other

 At the time the records within this collection were created, this union was called the Building Service Employees International Union. In 1968, the union dropped the word, “Building” from its title. The name change reflected a changing membership, which included service employees not associated with buildings. 2 demands. And yet, during McFetridge’s 20 year tenure as president ending in 1960, SEIU grew from 70,000 to 275,000.

Following his departure from the presidency of the International, McFetridge became the President of Chicago’s Local 1. In this capacity, he waged a heated jurisdictional dispute with Local 4, which was led by McFetridge’s one time International Secretary-Treasurer, George Fairchild, and came into conflict with the new SEIU President, David Sullivan, regarding a Chicago real estate project. McFetridge left the union shortly thereafter, as he had lost both fights and, as a result, fell into disfavor with the union’s top leadership. The records comprising this collection chronicle McFetridge’s last years as President of SEIU. Records reflecting the bulk of his first fifteen years are maintained on microfilm at the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs. The Audio-Visual Department for the Archives retains a small amount of photos related to SEIU during this period, although most SEIU related photos and other audio visual material have been retained by the International. For more information on William McFetridge, please consult A Need for Valor: The roots of the Service Employees International Union, 1902-1992.

The following is a listing of important subjects; the index at the end of the guide directs researchers to the folders where records of these and other subjects are located.

American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees Audits of local unions Contract Negotiations Death Gratuity Claims Factional disputes Financial Reports/Statements Grievances International Brotherhood of Teamsters Jurisdictional disputes Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act Mergers National Labor Relations Board Organizational campaigns Picketing Raids Right to Work Strikes Taft-Hartley Trusteeships Unfair Labor Practice Complaints/Charges

The following is a listing of important correspondents represented by at least five letters; the index at the end of the guide directs researchers to the folders where letters of these and other correspondents are located.

Burke, Thomas

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Carey, James Cordtz, Richard Daley, Richard Fairchild, George Hardy, George Harrison, George Hearn, Albert Levey, Charles Meany, George Ottley, Peter Schnitzler, William Shortman, Thomas Sullivan, David Zander, Arnold Series I, Executive Office Local Union Files, 1936-1960, Boxes 1-15: Correspondence and other material between the Executive Office of SEIU and local unions. This series is arranged numerically in local union order.

Series II, Executive Office Officer Files, 1951-1962, Boxes 15-16: Largely comprised of activity reports that chronicle the day-to-day activities of the union's officers, although a fair share of correspondence is also located within this series. This series is arranged alphabetically by the last name of the officer.

Series III, Executive Office International Representatives and Organizers Files, 1951-1961, Boxes 16-20: Activity reports chronicling the day-to-day activities of International Representatives and Organizers largely comprise this series, although a sprinkling of correspondence, clippings, and other material is also located in this series. This series is arranged alphabetically by the last name of the organizer or representative.

Series IV, Executive Office General Files, 1947-1963, Boxes 20-23: Arranged in alphabetical order according to subjects and personal names.

SERIES ONE: EXECUTIVE OFFICE LOCAL UNION FILES, Boxes 1-15

This first series ("Local Union Files") is largely comprised of correspondence and other material sent to, from, and regarding SEIU locals and the International's Executive Office. The local names and numbers listed below are written as they appear in the files; they may have changed over time. Please check the SEIU Charter Book for current names and/or numbers. The correspondence and other records of note that are located within these "Local Union Files," include requests for strike sanctions, handwritten letters from rank and file members voicing various concerns, local union rosters, membership lists, charter approvals and revocations, grievances, Orders from the Executive Office establishing or modifying union policy, as well as correspondence regarding jurisdictional disputes, strike funds, contract negotiations, death gratuities, internal local union conflicts, trusteeships, mergers and other issues as well. These records are arranged by local union number. This series, spanning from 1936-1960, is 14.25 linear feet.

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Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #1

1 1 Chicago, IL Chicago Flat Janitors Union 1956-1957 2 2 New York, NY Window Cleaners’ Union 1952-1960 3 3 Toledo, OH Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 4 5-M Detroit, MI Wayne County Training School Employees’ 1959 5-10 6 Seattle, WA Building Service Employees International Union 1955-1960 11 8 Toledo, OH Window Washers Union 1957 12 9 San Francisco, CA Theater and Amusement Janitors 1956-1960 13 10 Buffalo, NY Theater and Amusement Employees 1956-1958 14-19 11 Maywood, IL Suburban Schools and Municipal Employees Union 1956-1959 Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box # 1

20 12 Kansas City, MO Building Service School Employees 1956-1959 21 13 Toledo, OH School Employees Union 1956-1960 22 13-M Mt. Pleasant, MI Mt. Pleasant & Isabella County Service Employees’Union 1958-1959 23-25 14 San Francisco, CA Apartment, Motel, Hotel and Elevator Operators Union 1955-1960 26 15 Springfield, IL Building Service Employees 1956-1960 27 16 Pittsburgh, PA Window Cleaners’ Union 1956-1959 28 17 Milwaukee, WI Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1959 29 17-A Milwaukee, WI County Employees Union 1956-1959 30 18 Oakland, CA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 31 19 Chicago, IL Public School Bathroom Attendants’ Union 1956-1960 32 21 LaCrosse, WI Municipal Building Service Employees Union 1956-1960 33 21-M Flint, MI Greater Flint Service Employees 1958-1960 34 22 Sacramento, CA Building Service Employees’

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International Union 1956-1960 35 22-M Detroit, MI Detroit Public Lighting Local 1959-1960 36 23 Seattle, WA Window Cleaners Union 1956-1960 37 23-M Detroit, MI Detroit Housing Local 1959 38 24 Stockton, CA Building Service Employees International Union 1958 39-40 25 Chicago, IL Chicago Office, Theatre, and Amusement Building Janitors’ Union 1956-1960 Box #2

1 25-B Chicago, IL Building Service Employees Union 1956-1960 2 26 Minneapolis, MN Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1959 3 27 Longview, WA Building Service Employees Union 1956-1958 4 28 Knoxville, TN Greater Sanilac County Service Employees 1956-1959 5 29 Pittsburgh, PA Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 6-7 32-B New York, NY Service Employees International Union 1955-1959 8-15 32-E New York, NY Building Service Employees International Union 1947-1954 16-19 32-J New York, NY Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #2

20-23 32-K Brooklyn, NY Building Service Employees International Union 1939 & 1956-1960 Box #3

1 34 Chicago, IL Chicago Window Washers’ Union 1956-1959 2 36 Chicago, IL School Inspectors 1957-1960 3 37 Richland, WA Hanford Works Industrial Firemen 1956-1957 4 38 Tacoma, WA Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1959 5 40 Oklahoma City, OK Building Service Employees International Union 1956

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6-8 42 Monticello, NY Raceway & Building Service Employees of Sullivan & Ulster Counties 1957-1959 9 43 Hartford, CT Window & House Cleaners Union 1956-1960 10 44 San Francisco, CA Window Cleaners Union 1956-1960 11 45 Stevens Point, WI Building Service Employees Union 1957-1959 12-13 46 Chicago, IL Municipal Employees Union 1956-1960 14-16 47 Cleveland, OH Building Service and Maintenance Union 1956-1960 17 48 Cleveland, OH Window Cleaners Union 1956-1959 18 48-A Cleveland, OH Billiard and Bowling Alleys Employees Union 1956-1958 19 49 Portland, OR Building Service Employees Union 1956-1960 20-21 50 St. Louis, MO Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1960 22 50-A St. Louis, MO St. Louis Window Washers’ Union 1956-1960 23 51 Troy, NY Building Service Employees International Union 1956 & 1959 24 52 Minot, ND Ushers, Ticket Takers & Public Servicing Union 1956-1958 25 53 Chicago, IL Ticket Takers and Ushers 1957-1960 26-28 54 New York, NY Theater and Amusement Service Union 1956-1960 29 55 Cedar Rapids, IA Public School Maintenance Employees 1956-1959 30 56 St. Louis, MO Ushers, Ticket Takers & Public Servicing Union 1958-1959 31 57 Cincinnati, OH Museum Employees Union 1959 32 58 Detroit, MI Theatre Janitors’ Union 1957-1959 33 59 Wilkes-Barre, PA DPA (Department of Public Assistance) Employees 1956-1960 Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #3

34 61 Jersey City, NJ Window Cleaners Union 1957-1959 35 63 Minneapolis, MN Public School Employees 1956-1960 36 63-B Minneapolis, MN Miscellaneous School Employees 1956-1960 37 64 St. Paul, MN Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1960 38 65 Buffalo, NY Wardrobe Checkers 1956-1958

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39-40 66 Chicago, IL Elevator Operators’ and Starters’ Union 1956-1960 41 66-A San Francisco, CA Civil Service Building Maintenance Union 1957-1959 42-43 69 Philadelphia, PA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1959 Box #4

1-2 70 Chicago, IL Chicago Area Public Employees 1955-1959 3 71 Pueblo, CO Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1960 4 73 Chicago, IL General Service Employees 1956-1960 5-6 74 New York, NY School and Library Employees 1956-1960 7-10 76 Hollywood, CA Public Events Ticket Sellers, Takers, Doormen and Ushers Union 1956-1957 11 77 San Jose, CA Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1960 12 78 Minneapolis, MN Apartment Building Service Employees 1957-1960 13-20 79 Detroit, MI Building Service Employees International Union 1955-1960 21 79-M Detroit, MI Building Service Employees International Union 1959 22 81 San Mateo, CA Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1960 23-24 82 Washington, D.C. Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1959 25 83 Union City, NJ Motel and Hotel Employees Union of New Jersey 1957-1958 26 84 San Antonio, TX School Employees Union 1956-1960 27 85 Cleveland, OH Ushers, Doormen, Ticket Takers & Guards Union 1955-1959 28-30 86 Boston, MA Building Service Employees International Union 1949-1960 31 87 San Francisco, CA Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1960 32 88 Superior, WI Janitors’ Union 1956-1958

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #5

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1 90 Casper, WY Building Service Employees’ International Union 1957-1960 2 92 Vancouver, WA Building Service Employees’ Union 1958-1960 3 93 Minneapolis, MN Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1958 4 95 Pittsburgh, PA Prison Workhouse Guards Union 1957-1959 5-6 96 Kansas City, MO Building Service Employees Union 1955-1959 7 97 Richmond Hill, NY Fire Protection Employees 1954- 1959 8-9 98 Granite City, IL Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 10 99 Los Angeles, CA City and County School Employees Union 1952-1960 11 100 Olympia, WA Building Service Employees 1956-1958 12-13 101 Wheeling, WV Race Track Employees Union 1957-1960 14 101-M Clare, MI Clare County & City Employees 1958 15-16 102 San Diego, CA Building Service Employees International Union 1953-1960 17 103 Des Moines, IA Building Service Employees Union 1956-1958 18 104 Grand Forks, ND Building Service Employees Union 1957-1958 19-22 105 Denver, CO Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 23 105-M Lansing, MI Greater Lansing Service Employees’ Union 1958-1960 24-25 106 Chicago, IL Cemetery Workers’, Greens Attendants’ and Institutional Employees’ Union 1956-1960 26 107 Topeka, KS Building Service Employees Union 1955-1960 27 108 Bellingham, WA Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 28 109 Waukegan, IL Refiner & Smelter Workers 1956-1960 29 110 Fresno, CA Building Service Employees International Union 1955-1960 30 111 Chicago, IL Correctional Institution Employees Union 1957-1960 31 113 Minneapolis, MN Public Building Service and Hospital and Institutional Employee Union 1956-1960 32 114 Bremerton, WA School Custodians Union 1956-1960

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33 115 Chattanooga, TN Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1959

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #5

34 115-M Detroit, MI Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Workers Union 1959 35 116 Belleville, IL Building Service Employee’s 1956-1960 36 117 San Francisco, CA Elevator Operators and Starters Union 1955-1959 37 118 St. Louis, MO Public School Employees’ 1953- 1959 38 119 Champaign-Urbana, IL Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 39 120 Everett, WA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 40 121 Oakland, CA Theatrical Janitors Union 1954-1960 41 122 Bellingham, WA Whatcom County School Employees 1956-1960 42 123 Louisville, KY Ticket Sellers, Ticket Takers, Ushers, Guards and Parking Lot Attendants 1955-1960 43 124 Yakima, WA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956 44-45 125 Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia Window Cleaners & Maintenance Union 1955-1960 46 126 DuBois, PA City of DuBois Municipal Employees 1956-1960 47 127 Colorado Springs, CO Building Service Employees Union 1936 & 1956-1959 48 128 Buffalo, NY Window Cleaners 1955-1959 49 129 Terre Haute, IN Building Service Employees 1955-1960 50 130 Lynn, MA Building Service Employees 1956 51 131 Eugene, OR Building Service Employees Union 1956-1958 52 132 Hollywood, CA Brotherhood of Dental Trades 1956-1958 53 133 Bloomington, IL Building Service Employees 1956-1960 54 134 Providence, RI Building Service Employees’ International Union 1955-1960

Box #6

1 135 Pressmen's Home, TN Building Service Employees’ 1957-1960

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2 136 Newark, NJ Window Cleaners’ Union 1956-1960 3 138 La Salle-Peru, IL Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 4 139 Detroit, MI Window Cleaners’ Union 1956-1960 5 140 Portland, OR School Custodians’ Union 1956-1960 6 141 Wichita, KS Board of Education Employees 1956-1957 7 142 Kansas City, MO Cashiers, Mutuel Men & Doormen 1956 8 143 Newton, MA Individual Window Cleaners Union 1949-1959

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #6

9-19 144 New York, NY Hotel Front Service Employees’ Union 1952-1960 20 145 Houston, TX Houston and Harris County School Employees 1953-1959 21 146 Madison, WI Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1960 22 147 Rockford, IL School Municipal Janitors and Employees Union 1956-1960 23 148 West Reading, PA Office, House & Window Cleaners Union 1956-1959 24 149 Newark, NJ Union County Park Employees Union 1952-1960 25-29 150 Milwaukee, WI Building Service Employees’ International Union 1955-1960 30 150-B Milwaukee, WI Flat Janitors Union 1957 31 151 Ottawa, IL Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 32 152 Racine, WI Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 33 154 Beloit, WI Beloit Municipal Hospital Union 1958-1960 34 155 New York, NY Exterminators and Fumigators 1952-1960 35 156 Las Vegas, NV Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1958 36 157 Kenosha, WI Building Service Employees International Union 1958-1959 37 158 Cincinnati, OH Window Cleaners’ Union 1956 38 158-A Cincinnati, OH Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 39 159 Lowell, MA Lowell Public School Custodians 1950-1959

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40 160 Salem, OR Building Service Employees 1943 & 1956-1959 41 160-M Detroit, MI Ferndale School Employees Union 1959 42 161 Springfield, OH The Springfield Public School Custodians Union 1956-1960 43 162 Edinboro, PA Edinboro State Teachers College Employees Union 1957-1959 44 163 DuBois, PA Clearfield County School Employees 1957-1960 45-47 164 New York, NY Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 48 165 Fond du Lac, WI Building Service Employees 1959

Box #7

1 166 Oak Ridge, TN Oak Ridge Service & Maintenance Employees 1955-1960

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #7

2 167 San Francisco, CA Building Service Employees Union 1957-1958 3 168 Kenosha, WI Building Service Employees 1956-1960 4 169 Butte, MT Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 5 170 Bennington, VT Building Service Employees’ Union 1950-1959 6 171 Davenport, IA Building Service Employees’ 1956-1958 7 173 Utica, NY Building Service Employees’ International Union 1951-1960 8 174 Viroqua, WI Building Service Employees Union 1957-1960 9 175 Princeton, NJ Building Service Employees International Union 1957-1959 10 175-M Detroit, MI Herman Kiefer Hospital Employees’ Union 1959 11 176 New York, NY Licensed Ushers & Ticket Takers 1956-1960 12 177 Brooklyn, NY Special Officers and Guards Union 1956-1960 13 177-M Detroit, MI Detroit Department of Public Works - Mechanics Union 1959-1960

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14 178 New York, NY Ball Parks, Stadium, and Sporting Center Vendors 1956-1959 15-16 179 Manchester, NH Service Employees Union 1955-1960 17-18 179 Manchester, NH Service Employees Union 1958-Appeal 1 19-20 179 Manchester, NH Service Employees Union 1958-Appeal 2 21 180 LaCrosse, WI LaCrosse City Employees Union 1957-1960 22 180-M Detroit, MI Detroit Welfare Union 1959 23 181 Buffalo, NY Hotel Service Employees’ 1956-1959 24 182 Sheffield, AL Building Service Employees Union 1955-1960 25 183 Belleville, Ontario, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1958-1960 26 184 Elizabeth, NJ Elizabeth Public School Employees’ Union 1957-1959 27 185 Eugene, OR Building Service Employees Union 1956 28 185-M Detroit, MI D.P.W. Sanitation Employees Union 1959 29 186 Terre Haute, IN Building Service Employees 1955-1960 30 187 Madison, WI Madison Hospital Employees Union 1956-1960 31 188 Pittsburgh, PA Public Events Employees 1957-1960 32-36 189 Chicago, IL Building Service Employes International Union 1956-1960 Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #7

37 190 Newark, NJ Newark, N.J. Board of Education Employees Union 1956-1960 38 191 Waukesha, WI Building Service Employes’ International Union 1957 39 192 Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh Recreation Teachers’ Union 1959-1960 40 192-B Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh Municipal Employees Union 1956-1959 41 193 Los Angeles, CA Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 42 194 Fairbanks, AK Janitorial Service Union 1956-1960 43 195 Pontiac, MI Building Service Employees Union 1956-1959 44 196 Port Angeles, WA Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 45 197 Rochester, NY Building Service Employees 1957-1960

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46 198 Ashland, WI Hospital Employees 1956-1957 47 199 Fairmont, WV Building Service Employees Union 1956-1959 48-50 200 Syracuse, NY Building Service Employees’ International Union 1955-1960 51 201 Richland, WA Building Service Employees Union 1956 52 202 Spokane, WA Building Service Employee’s International Union 1956-1960 53 203 Binghamton, NY Building Service Employees’ Union 1954-1960 54-55 204 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1956-1959 56 205 Anchorage, AK Building Service Employees Union 1957-1960 57 206 Eau Claire, WI Building Service Employees Union 1957-1959 58 207 Newark, NJ Building Service Employees Union 1957-1958

Box #8

1-4 208 Gary, IN Lake County Building Service & Maintenance Employees’ Union 1956-1960 5 209 Philadelphia, PA Bowling and Recreation Employees’ Union 1950-1960 6 210 Windsor, Ontario, Canada Building Service Employees’ Union 1958-1960 7 211 Northampton, MA Domestic Employees Union 1956-1960 8 212 Clifton Forge, VA Hospital Employees’ Union 1956-1960 Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #8

9 213 Youngstown, OH Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 10 214 East Chicago, IN East Chicago School Employees 1956-1960 11 215 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Pari-Mutuel Employees’ Union 1956-1957 12 217 Los Angeles, CA Elevator Operators and Starters’ Union 1954-1959 13 218 Streator, IL Building Service Employees’ Union 1957-1960

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14 219 New York, NY Apartment House Superintendents and Resident Managers 1947 & 1956-1959 15 220 Toronto, Ontario, Canada London and District Building Service Workers’ Union 1957-1960 16 221 Peoria, IL Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1959 17 222 Kokomo, IN Building Service Employees’ International Union 1957-1958 18-19 223 New York, NY New York State Department of Labor Employees 1956-1960 20 224 Huntington, WV Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 21 225 Appleton, WI Building Service Employees 1956-1960 22 226 Omaha, NE Building Service Employees’ 1956-1960 23-24 227 Buffalo, NY Building Service Employees’ 1956-1960 25 228 Council Bluffs, IA Building Service Employes 1956-1960 26 229 Washington, D.C. Washington Window Cleaners 1956-1960 27 229-M Detroit, MI D.P.W. Employees’ Union 1959 28 230 Spring City, TN Building Service Employees Union 1955-1960 29 231 Atlanta, GA Building Service Employees’ Union 1952-1960 30 232 Brooklyn, NY Individual Window Cleaners’ Union 1956-1958 31-32 233 Erie, PA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 33 234 Syracuse, NY Race Track Employees’ Union 1956-1960 34 235 Buffalo, NY Ticket Sellers, Ticket Takers, Doormen & Ushers Union 1956-1959 35 236 Chicago, IL Athletic and Public Events Vendors, Stand Operators and Amusement Service Workers Union 1956-1960 36 237 Anderson, IN Anderson School Service Employees 1955-1959

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #8

37-40 238 New York, NY Security and Protective Employees Union 1956-1960

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41 239 Galesburg, IL Building Service Employes Union 1956-1960 42 240 Chicago, IL Protective Service Employees Union 1958-1959 43 241 Jacksonville, IL Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1959

Box #9

1-5 242 Chicago, IL Marshall Field Employees Union 1955-1958 6 243 Moscow, ID Building Service Employees Union 1956-1960 7-10 244 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 11-14 245 Tulsa, OK Building Service Employees’ 1956-1960 15-16 246 New York, NY New York City Local 246 1956-1960 17 247 Cape Girardeau, MO Cape Girardeau Building Service Employees 1956-1957 18 248 Atlanta, GA Apartment House Janitors 1956-1960 19 249 Camarillo, CA Camarillo State Hospital Employees 1956-1960 20-25 250 San Francisco, CA Hospital and Institutional Workers’ Union 1948 & 1956-1960 26 251 Martinez, CA Allied Hospital Employees’ of Contra Costa County 1956-1960 27-31 252 Philadelphia, PA Building Service Employees’ Union 1957-1960 32-33 253 East St. Louis, IL Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 34 253-A East St. Louis, IL Pari-Mutuel Employees Guild 1956-1958 35-40 254 Boston, MA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960

Box #10

1 255 Kansas City, KS School Custodians 1956-1960 2 257 East Liverpool, OH Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 3 258 Vincennes, IN Non-Professional Hospital Employees Union 1956 4 259 Mattoon, IL Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960

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Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #10

5 260 LaPorte, IN Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 6 261 Rockford, IL Sanitation Employees 1956-1957 7 262 Bremerton, WA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 8 263 Northampton, MA Smith College Employees Union 1956-1960 9 264 Uniontown, PA Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 10 265 Colma, CA Cemetery Workers and Greens Attendants Union 1954-1960 11 266 Centralia, WA Building Service Employees Union 1956 12 267 New York, NY New York City Civil Service Laborers 1949-1960 13 268 Fort William, Ontario, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1955-1960 14 269 Richmond, IN Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1957 15 270 Scranton, PA Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 16 270-M Royal Oak, MI Royal Oak Department of Public Works 1959 17 271 Bronx, NY Individual Window Cleaners Union 1956-1958 18 273 Bessemer, MI Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1959 19 274 Lancaster, OH Building Service Employees’ Union 1956-1960 20 275 New Orleans, LA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1959-1960 21 276 Mineola, NY New York State Race Track Employees Union 1956-1960 22 277 Martinez, CA Private Hospital Employees of Contra Costa County 1956 23 278 Hollywood, CA Building Service Employees 1956-1960 24 279 San Francisco, CA Northern California Baseball Umpires Guild 1957 25-31 280 Los Angeles, CA Pari-Mutuel Employees Guild of California 1955-1959 32-34 281 Indianapolis, IN Building Service Employees of Central Indiana 1956-1960

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35 282 Dubuque, IA Building Service Employes 1956-1960 36 283 Poughkeepsie, NY Vassar College Employees Union 1956-1960 37 284 Minneapolis, MN Public Employees Union 1954-1960 38-39 285 Boston, MA United City of Boston Employees Union 1957-1960

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #10

40 286 Reading, PA Pennsylvania Highway Employees District 1956-1958 41 287 Reading, PA Bureau of Employment Security Employees 1956-1957 42 288 Longview, WA School Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 43 289 Newark, NJ Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 44 290 Pullman, WA Building Service Employees Union 1956-1960 45 291 Miami, FL Public Service Employees of Dade County 1955- 1957 46 292 Wisconsin Rapids, WI Hospital Employees Union 1956-1960 47 293 Salona, PA Clinton County, Pennsylvania State Highway Employees 1955-1956 48 294 Superior, WI Hospital Employees’ and Sanatorium Employees’ Union 1957-1960 49 295 Syracuse, NY Syracuse City Employees 1956-1960 50 296 Rockford, IL Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 51 297 Baltimore, MD Mutuel Clerks & Racetrack Employees’ 1955-1957 52-53 298 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1955-1960 54 299 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada Building Service Employees’ International Union 1957-1960 55 300 Oakland, CA Gardeners, Nurseryworkers, Florists and Service Employees 1956-1959 56 301 Seattle, WA Seattle & King County Hospital Workers 1956-1960

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57 302 Richmond, CA Contra Costa County Employees Union 1957-1960 58 304 Cleveland, OH Racing Guild of Ohio 1956-1960

Box #11

1 305 Newark, NJ Newark Housing Authority Employees 1956-1960 2 306 Miami, FL Greyhound Trainers Union of America 1957-1960 3-5 307 Mineola, NY Building Service Employees Union 1955-1960 6 308 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1956-1959 Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #11

7 309 Pottstown, PA Borough Employees 1956-1957 8 310 Lawrence, MA Lawrence Public School Custodians 1956-1959 9 311 Grand Rapids, MN Mesaba Range School and Public Employees Union 1956-1958 10 313 Hartford, CT Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 11 314 Albany, OR Building Service Employees Union 1956-1959 12 316 Carbondale, IL Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 13 317 Salt Lake City, UT Building Service Employees Union 1956-1958 14 318 Boise, ID Building Service Employees Union 1956-1957 15 319 Lincoln, NB Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1957 16 320 Roselle Park, NJ Toll Collectors Union 1956 17 321 Chicago, IL College, University and Private School Employees Union 1956-1959 18 322 Oakland, CA Cemetery Workers’ and Greens Attendants’ Union 1954-1960 19 323 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Edmonton & District Hospital Employees 1956-1959

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20 325 Cahokia, IL Public School Employees Union 1956-1959 21 326 Collinsville, IL Building Service Employees Union 1956-1958 22 327 Eureka, CA Hospital and Intitutional Workers 1956-1960 23 328 New Orleans, LA Pari-Mutuel Clerks Guild of Louisiana 1956-1960 24 329 Chicago, IL United Service Employees 1956- 1960 25 330 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Building Service Employees 1956-1959 26 331 Portland, OR Pari-Mutuel Employees Guild of Oregon 1956-1958 27 332 Miami, FL General Service Employees Union 1956-1957 28 333 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1956-1958 29-30 334 Providence, RI Pari-Mutuel Employees Union 1956-1960 31 335 Fergus Falls, MN Minnesota State Hospital Employees 1957-1959

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #11

32 336 Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada Service Employees International Union 1956-1958 33-39 337 Miami, FL Pari-Mutuel Employees Union 1956-1960 40 338 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1956-1960 41 339 Newark, NJ Maintenance Employees Union 1955-1958 42 340 Jersey City, NJ Ticket Takers, Sellers and Ushers of N.J. 1956-1959 43 341 Fort Wayne, IN Fort Wayne Building Service Employees 1957-1959 44 342 Watertown, SD Public School Custodians 1956 45 343 Newark, NJ New Jersey Ushers and Ticket Takers 1956-1959 46-47 344 Decatur, IL Building Service Employees Union 1956-1959 48 345 Spring City, PA Pennhurst State School Employees 1956-1957

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49 347 Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles City and County Employees 1956-1960 50 348 New York, NY Bowling Alley & Billiard Employees’ of Greater New York 1957-1959 51 349 Los Angeles, CA Window Cleaners Union 1956-1959 52 351 Wernersville, PA Pennsylvania State Hospital Employees 1956-1959 53 352 Torrance, PA Torrance State Hospital Employees 1956-1958 Box #12

1 353 Uniontown, PA Fayette County Department of Public Assistance 1957-1959 2 354 Ashley, PA Bureau of Employment Security Employees 1956 3 355 Harrisburg, PA Pennsylvania State Employees 1956-1960 4 356 Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia State Hospital Employees Union 1956-1960 5 357 Pittsburgh, PA Pennsylvania State Employees - Western Pennsylvania 1956-1958 6 358 Greensburg, PA Scranton-Carbondale Service Employees 1956-1960 7 359 Greensburg, PA Greensburg Service Employees 1956-1959 8 360 Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia State Civil Service Union 1956-1958 9 361 Nanticoke, PA Retreat State Hospital Employees 1956 10 362 Miami, FL Service Employees Union 1956-1959 11 363 Harrisburg, PA Harrisburg Area Local BSEIU 1956-1957 Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box # 12

12 364 Hazleton, PA Hazleton City Highway Employees 1956-1960 13-14 365 Brooklyn, NY Cemetery Workers and Greens Attendants Union 1956-1960 15 366 Philadelphia, PA Federal Civil Service Group 1955-1959 16 367 Minersville, PA Schuylkill - Carbon Public Employees 1956-1960 17 368 Pasco, WA Pasco School Employees Union 1956-1960 18 369 East St. Louis, IL East St. Louis Housing Authority Employees 1956-1958 19 370 Minneapolis, MN Cemetery Workers & Greens Attendants 1956-1960

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20 371 Jersey City, NJ Building Service Employees International Union 1957-1959 21-22 372 Chicago, IL Wieboldt Employees’ Organization 1956-1960 23 373 Boston, MA Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 24 374 Minneapolis, MN Public Employees Union 1956-1957 25 375 Worchester, MA Worchester City Hospital Employees 1956-1959 26 376 Milton, MA Town of Milton Employees Association 1956 27 377 Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia Region Massuers, Masseuses and Attendants 1956-1960 28 378 Ann Arbor, MI University of Michigan Employees 1956-1960 29 379 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1956-1960 30 380 Jersey City, NJ Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1959 31-34 381 Brooklyn, NY Building Service Employees’ International Union 1956-1960 35 382 St. Louis, MO Public Service Employees 1957-1960 36 383 Reading, PA Reading, Pennsylvania Area Public Employees 1956-1960 37 384 Boston, MA Public Employees 1957-1959 38 385 Boston, MA Boston Public School Custodians Association 1956-1960 39 386 Taunton, MA Public Works Employees Union 1956-1958 40 388 Hazleton, PA Hazleton City School Employees 1956-1960 41-43 389 Newark, NJ N.J. Building Service Employees Union 1956-1960 44 390 Berkeley, CA East Bay Municipal Employees Union 1956-1960

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #12

45 391 River Edge, NJ Building Service Employees International Union of Bergen and Passaic Counties 1956-1959

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Box #13

1 392 Winthrop, MA Winthrop Town Employees Union 1956 2 394 New York, NY Foremen & Officers Representative Employees in New York Civil Service 1956-1957 3 395 Allentown, PA Allentown Municipal Employees 1956-1960 4 396 Lewistown, PA Pennsylvania State Public Employees Union 1956-1960 5 398 Boston, MA The Administrative Guild of the Boston School System 1957-1960 6-10 399 Los Angeles, CA Service and Maintenance Employees Union 1956-1960 11-12 399 Los Angeles, CA Service and Maintenance Employees Union (Stmt. of facts re: raid by Jewelry Workers Local 100) 1955-1960 13 400 San Francisco, CA San Francisco City & County Employees Union 1955-1960 14 401 New York, NY Amalgamated Clerical & Allied City Titles 1956-1957 15 402 South Bend, IN Building Service Employees International Union 1956-1960 16 403 Keansburg, NJ Monmouth County Maintenance Employees 1956-1960 17 404 Valparaiso, IN Valparaiso Building Service Workers Union 1957 18 405 Hazleton, PA Bureau of Employment Security in the City of Hazleton 1956-1960 19 405-M Detroit, MI Detroit Art Institute Local 405-M 1959 20 406 Scranton, PA Scranton Department of Public Assistance 1956-1958 21-24 407 New York, NY Funeral Directors, Embalmers and Undertakers Union of New York City and Vicinity 1956-1960

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

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Box #13

25 408 Harrisburg, PA Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Administrative Employees 1955-1960 26 409 Boston, MA Boston Public Library Maintenance Employees 1956-1958 27 410 Revere, MA Building Service Employees' International Union 1955-1959 28 410-A Raynham, MA Raynham Pari-Mutuel Employees Union 1959-1960 29 411 Sacramento, CA California State Employees Union 1956-1960 30 412 New York, NY For Individual Waxers in New York City 1957-1959 31-37 412 New York, NY-- in Matter of Local 2 and 32-J in re: BSEIU vs. Local 412, "For individual Waxers in NYC" (transcripts) For Individual Waxers in New York City 1957 (3vols) 38 412 New York, NY For Individual Waxers in New York City 1956-1957 (Exhibits)

Box #14

1-3 413 Newark, NJ Special Police Officers of Essex County 1956-1960 4 414 Boston, MA Boston Fire Department Maintenance Employees 1956-1960 5 415 Modesto, CA Modesto State Hospital Employees 1957-1960 6 416 Boston, MA Boston Traffic Commission 1956 7 417 State College, PA The Pennsylvania State University Employees Union 1956-1959 8 418 Boston, MA The City of Boston Drawtenders Union 1956 9 419 Boston, MA Boston Police Department Civilian Employees 1956-1959 10 420 Pittsburgh, PA Western State Penitentiary Guards Union 1957-1958 11 421 Harrisburg, PA State Capitol Mechanical and Maintenance Employees Union 1957-1959 12 421-A Harrisburg, PA State Capitol Building

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Employees 1957-1960 13 422 Harrisburg, PA Commonwealth of PA Dept. of Revenue 1957-1958

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #14

14 423 Pittsburgh, PA Boroughs Employees of Allegheny County 1957-1960 15 424 Dixmont, PA Dixmont Hospital Service & Maintenance Employees 1957-1960 16 425 Pittsburgh, PA Leech Farm Hospital Service & Maintenance Employees Union 1957-1958 17 426 Newark, NJ Hotel, Building and Miscellaneous Employees’ Union 1957-1958 18 427 Clarion, PA Clarion State Teachers College Employees Union 1957-1960 19 428 Lock Haven, PA College, Hospital & School Employees 1957 20 430 Pittsburgh, PA Pennsylvania State Highway Inspectors Dist. 11-0 1957-1960 21 436 California, PA California State Teachers College Employees 1957-1959 22 437 Harrisburg, PA State Capitol Police 1957 23 438 Connellsville, PA Connellsville State Hospital Employees’ Union 1957-1960 24 439 Bethlehem, PA Bethlehem Municipal Employees Union 1957-1960 25 440 Paducah, KY Tennessee Valley Authority Building Service Workers 1957-1958 26 441 Paris, TN Tennessee Valley Authority Building Service Workers 1957-1960 27 442 Bloomfield and Montclair, NJ West Essex School Employees 1957-1960 28 443 Niles, MI Building Service Employees Union 1958-1960 29-30 444 New York, NY The Association of Classified Employees of the Department of Sanitation 1954-1960 31 445 Williamsport, PA Williamsport Building Service Employees 1958-1959 32 446 Mansfield, PA Mansfield State Teachers College 1958-1959

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33 447 Window's Creek, AL Tennessee Valley Authority Building Service Employees’ Local Union 1958-1960 34 448 Rogersville, TN Tennessee Valley Authority Building Service Employees’ Local Union 1958 35 449 Kingston, TN Tennessee Valley Authority Employees’ Local Union 1958 36 450 Minneapolis, MN University of Minnesota Employees Union 1958-1960 37 451 Tulsa, OK Brotherhood of Dental Trades 1958-1960 Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #14

38 452 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Newsdealer Protective Association of Montreal 1958-1959 39 453 Dayton, OH Building Service Employees Union(Window Cleaners) 1958-1960 40 454 Newton, MA Newton Public Schools Custodians Association 1958-1960 41 454-M Ludington, MI Mason County Public Employees 1958-1960 42 455 Elizabeth, NJ Elizabeth Public Works Employees Union 1958 43 456 Shreveport, LA Building Service Employees Union 1958-1959 44 457 Pittsburgh, PA Allegheny County Institutional District Employees Union 1958-1959 45 460 Huntington, WV City Employees of Huntington, West Virginia 1958-1960 46 461 Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1958 47 462 Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1958 48 463 Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1958-1959 49 464 Mt. Vernon, IL Mount Vernon Building Service Employees Union 1958-1960 50 465 Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1958-1960

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51 466 Scranton, PA Clarks, Summit and Scranton State Hospital Employees 1958-1959 52 466-M Saginaw, MI Greater Saginaw Service Employees 1958 53 467 Flint, MI Building Service Employees Union 1958-1959 54 468 Miami, FL Dade County Metro Employees 1959-1960 55 469 Huntington, WV Hospital Employees Union 1958-1960 56 470 Dayton, OH Building Service Employees Union 1958-1960 57 471 Hopemont, WV Hopemont Sanitarium Union 1958-1959 58 472 Westwego, LA Jefferson Parish School Employees Union 1958-1959 59 473 St. John, New Brunswick, Canada St. Joseph’s Hospital Employees Union 1958-1960 60 474 Cleveland, OH Ohio Laboratory Technicians Union 1958-1960 Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #14

61-62 475 Batavia, NY Batavia Downs Race Track Employees Union 1958-1959 63 476 Linden, NJ Linden Public School Employees 1958-1960 64 477 Kewanee, IL Building Service Employees Union 1958 65 478 North Bay, Ontario, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1959-1960 66-67 479 Norwich, CT Norwich State Hospital Employees 1959-1960 68 480 Utica, NY Building Service Employees Union 1959-1960 69 481 Milwaukee, WI Metropolitan Supervisory Union 1959-1960 70 482 LaCrosse, WI LaCrosse Hospital Employees Union 1959-1960 71 483 New Waterford, Nova Scotia, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1959-1960 72 484 Newton, CT Fairfield State Hospital Mental Health Employees 1959-1960 73 485 Minneapolis- St. Paul, MN Ticket Takers and Ushers Union 1959

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74 486 Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada Building Service Employees’ Union 1959-1960 75 487 Uniontown, PA State Highway Technical Employees Union 1959 76 488 Gallatin, TN Tennessee Valley Authority BSEIU 1959-1960 77 489 Knoxville, TN Public Safety Service Employees 1959 78 490 Chattanooga, TN Public Safety Service Employees Union 1959-1960 79 491 Baltimore, MD Baltimore Hospital Employees’ Union 1959-1960 80 492 Medford, MA Medford City Employees Union 1959-1960 81 493 Kingston, NY Hudson Valley Building Services Union 1959-1960 82 500 Milwaukee, WI Nursing Homes and Building Superintendants’ Union 1959-1960 83 503 State College, PA Pennsylvania State University - Research & Technical Employees 1955-1958 84 515-M Holland, MI Ottawa County Service Employees Union 1958-1960

Folder Local Date No. No. Location Local Name Range

Box #15

1 516-M Port Huron, MI St. Clair County Service Employees Union 1958-1959 2 550 Elizabeth, NJ Building Service Employees International Union 1955-1958 3 600 LePas, Manitoba, Canada Building Service Employees Union 1959 4 715-M Muskegon, MI Muskegon County Building Service Employees’ Union 1958-1960 5-6 733 New York, NY Department of Public Works 1956-1960 7 808-M Detroit, MI Detroit Department of Public Works - Sanitation Division 1959 8 (This folder was eliminated during the course of processing) 9 1010 New York, NY Department of Sanitation - Auto Enginemen 1956-1960

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10 1127-M Detroit, MI Wayne County Training School Supervisors 1959 11 1143 Chicago, IL United Shoe Service Employees Union 1956-1960 12 1195 Los Angeles, CA United Shoe Service Employees Union 1957-1958 13 Detroit, MI Civil Service Employees Council M 1958-1959

SERIES TWO: EXECUTIVE OFFICE OFFICER FILES, Boxes 15-16

The second series ("Executive Office Officer Files") is comprised of correspondence, activity reports, and newspaper clippings related to officers whose records are presently listed within this series. It should be noted that we retained the records of Gus Van Heck within this series even though he was an International Vice President during a previous period. Except for Van Heck, the individuals whose records comprise this series were Vice Presidents for at least the 1955- 1960 period for which this collection generally represents. This series is arranged in alphabetical order according to the last name of the officer in question. This series, spanning from 1951-1962, is .75 linear feet.

Name, Title, and Date Folder No. Geographic Location Range

Box #15

14 Burke, Thomas, First Vice President, Chicago, IL 1956-1960 15-16 Fairchild, George, International Secretary Treasurer, Chicago, IL 1956-1960 17-21 Hardy, George, Fifth Vice President, San Francisco, CA 1951-1959 22-31 Hearn, Albert, Sixth Vice President, Toronto, Ontario Canada 1954-1960 Name, Title, and Date Folder No. Geographic Location Range

Box #15

32-33 Levey, Charles, Third Vice President, Pittsburgh, PA 1951-1960 34-35 McFetridge, William, General President, Chicago, IL 1956-1959 36 Shortman, Thomas, Fourth Vice President, New York, NY 1956-196

Box #16

1-5 Sullivan, David, Second Vice President, New York, NY 1957-1959 6 Van Heck, Gus, Vice President of previous period, Chicago, IL 1955

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SERIES THREE: EXECUTIVE OFFICE INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES AND ORGANIZERS FILES, Boxes 16-20

The third series (“International Representatives and Organizers”) is largely comprised of activity reports for SEIU's International Representatives and Organizers, although records of Milton Murray, the Director of Organizing, are also located within this series. The activity reports enumerate the day-to-day activities of representatives and organizers. Researchers should note that the daily entries within these reports rarely include details. The individuals whose records comprise this series were organizers or representatives for at least the 1955-1960. As organizers and representatives are affiliated with specific locals or operate within certain geographical regions, researchers will want to use the records within this series with some of those within other series containing information about particular locals, geographic regions, and individuals. Correspondence and other material is also included within this series, although not in a large amount. The geographic location designation reflects the location of either the representatives or organizers office or home and is largely intended to provide researchers with a sense of the general area in which the individual in question operated. This series is arranged alphabetically according to the last name of the organizer or representative in question. This series, spanning from 1951-1961, is 4 linear feet.

Name, Title, and Date Folder No. Geographic Location Range

Box #16

7 Abell, Walter, International Organizer, Indianapolis, IN 1957 8-12 Agnes, Robert, J., International Organizer, Chicago, IL 1955-1961 13 Batt, Fred, International Organizer, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1955 14 Beatty, Don, International Representative, Milwaukee, WI 1959-1960 15 Berger, Roy, International Organizer, Flint, MI 1958-1960 16 Blake, Glenn, International Representative, Portland, OR 1955-1959 17 Bremser, Joseph, International Organizer, Las Vegas, NV 1957-1958 18-22 Butler, Walter, International Representative, Syracuse, NY 1955-1960 23-24 Caprio, Nicholas, International Representative, Newark, NJ 1958-1960 25 Carroll, Barney, Trustee and International Representative, Indiana 1956-1960 26-30 Christopher, Kenton, International Organizer, Springfield, IL 1955-1960 31 Cleary, Tom, International Representative, New York, NY 1955-1957 Name, Title, and Date Folder No. Geographic Location Range

Box #16

32-36 Coakley, Joseph, International Representative, Washington, D.C. 1956-1960

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Box #17

1-6 Cordtz, Richard, International Representative and Local 79 President, Detroit, MI 1956-1960 7-8 Dansereau, Yvon, International Organizer, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 1955-1957 9 DeMint, Frances, International Organizer, Las Vegas, NV 1956 10 Detchemendy, Joseph, International Representative, New York, NY 1955 11 Dreyer, Russell, International Representative, San Francisco, CA 1959 12-14 Dulmage, G.F. International Organizer, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada 1956-1958 15 Edwards, Robert, International Representative and Organizer, Huntington, WV 1958 16 Emery, Ralph, International Representative, Philadelphia, PA 1956-1960 17-18 Evans, Henry J., International Organizer, Milwaukee, WI 1957-1960 19-22 Fischer, Albert, International Organizer, Cincinnati, OH 1957-1960 23 Fitzgerald, Gerald, International Organizer, Culpeper, VA 1958-1960 24 Gensheimer, Clemens, International Organizer, Flint, MI 1959-1960 25-26 Godaire, Paul, International Organizer, Norwich, CT 1959-1960 27-30 Green, Paul, International Organizer, Dravosburg, PA 1957-1960 31-35 Hare, Arthur, International Representative, Seattle, WA 1956-1960 36 Hughes, James, International Representative, Willowdale, Ontario, Canada 1959-1960 37-40 Hutton, Norman, International Organizer & Representative, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 1956-1960

Box #18

1 Jorgenson, Orville I., International Organizer, Minneapolis, MN 1955 2-4 Kellythorne, Jack, International Organizer and Representative, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1955-1958 5-10 Kriegbaum, Leo, International Representative, Buffalo, NY 1956-1960 11-12 Lake, Wilfred, International Representative, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 1956-1958 13 LaVeglia, Anthony, International Organizer & President, Local 444, Brooklyn, NY 1956-1959 14 Lockhart, Charles, International Organizer, Miami, Fl. 1956-1957 15 Lonergan, Robert, International Organizer, Harrisburg, PA 1956

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Folder No. Geographic Location Range

Box #18

16-21 Luetkenholder, George, International Representative, St. Louis, MO 1957-1960 22-28 MacDonald, Roderick, International Representative, Madison, WI 1956-1960 29-40 McGrath, Matthew, International Representative, Boston, MA 1956-1960 41 McGrath, Matthew, International Representative - File re: AFSCME 1954-1958

Box #19

1-4 Matthews, George, International Representative, Minneapolis, MN 1951 & 1956-1960 5 Moats, Eugene, International Representative, Chicago, IL 1959-1960 6 Morley, Ben A.R., International Representative, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 1957-1959 7-13 Mueller, H.R., International Organizer, Indianapolis, IN 1956-1960 14-16 Murphy, Joseph E., International Organizer, Cleveland, OH 1956-1960 17 Murray, Milton, Director of Organizing 1959-1960 18-21 O'Halloran, James E., International Organizer and Representative, Boston, MA and Miami, Fl 1956-1960 22-23 Pirtle, Charles A., International Representative, Miami, Fl and St. Louis, MO 1956-1960 24 Schmidt, Harold, International Organizer, Milwaukee, WI 1958-1959 25 Schneider, Otto, International Organizer, Milwaukee, WI 1955-1959 26-29 Schram, Harry, International Representative, Newark, NJ 1956-1959 30-33 Sink, John[nie Lee], International Organizer and Representative, Philadelphia, PA (Note, Sink signed his name, “Johnnie Lee Sink” when acting in the capacity as International Organizer) 1956-1960 34 (This folder was elimated during the course of processing) 35 Sullivan, Joseph M. International Organizer, Elwood, CT 1956-1957 36-37 Taylor, F.H., Business Agent & International Organizer, London, Ontario, Canada 1955-1959 38 Tully, J.F. International Organizer, West Hartford, CT 1956-1957 39 Turner, Perry A., International Organizer, Baton Rouge, LA 1958 40-42 Walsh, John G., International Representative (Local 381), Brooklyn, NY 1957-1960

Box #20

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1-4 Willar, Sidney G. International Organizer, Bellefonte, PA 1956-1960 5 Williams, William R., International Organizer, Local 202, Spokane WA 1957

SERIES FOUR: EXECUTIVE OFFICE GENERAL FILES, Boxes 20-23

The fourth series (“Executive Office General Files”) is largely comprised of correspondence, meeting minutes, news clippings, amongst other records that relate to various labor organizations, SEIU accountants and attorneys, prominent individuals, departments of the federal government, civil rights organizations, and/or other people and entities with which SEIU conducted business. Unless otherwise noted, these records are arranged in alphabetical order according to the name of the person, subject, or entity in question. For the period, 1947-1963, this series is 4 linear feet.

Name of Entity, Person, or Subject Date Folder No. and Geographic Region Range

Box #20

6 American Arbitration Association, New York, NY 1959 7-9 American Bowling Congress of Milwaukee, WI 1955-1959 10 American Building Maintenance Co., Seattle, WA 1957-1958 11 American Casualty Co., Reading, PA 1958 12 American Federation of Labor (Forthcoming Convention), NYC 1955 13 American Federation of Labor (National Legislative Council), Washington, DC 1955 14 American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations, (Committee on Political Education),Washington, DC 1955-1959 15 American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations- (Convention), New York, NY 1955 16-29 American Federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial Organizations, General Files, Washington, DC 1955-1959 30 American Federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial Organizations, (Meany, George, President), Washington, DC 1955-1960 31 American Federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial Organizations- (Metal Trades Department), Washington, DC 1957-1959 32 American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations

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(No Raiding Agreement), Washington, DC 1954-1955 33 American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations (Union Label & Service Trades Department), NYC and Washington, DC 1957-1958 34 American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees 1957-1959 34a American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees 1959 35-39 American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (Zander) 1951-1959

Name of Entity, Person, or Subject Date Folder No. and Geographic Region Range

Box #21

1 American Standards Association, New York, NY 1958-1959 2 Army Installations 1959-1961 3-5 Asher, Gubbins & Segal (Attorneys) 1954-1960 6 Attorneys-Miscellaneous 1957-1959 7 Banks/Investments 1957-1959 8-9 Benenson, Aaron of Benenson & Israelson, Counselors at Law, NYC 1955-1959 10 Blue Cross Coverage 1957 11 Bonding Forms 1959 12 Bowling Proprietors Association of America, Chicago, IL 1957-1959 13 Building Service Employees International Union- Audit Reports & Financial Statements 1949-1959 14 Building Service Employees International Union- Chicago Office 1959 15 Building Service Employees International Union- Conferences (Washington, D.C.), 1957 16 Building Service Employees International Union- Conferences (Chicago, IL) 1959 17-18 Building Service Employees International Union- Convention of 1955 1954-1955 19-20 Building Service Employees International Union- Convention of 1955 1955-1956 21-22 Building Service Employees International Union-Councils (arranged by council number) 1957-1959 23 Building Service Employees International Union- Death Gratuities 1956-1959 24 Building Service Employees International Union- Legion Post #987, Chicago, IL 1957 25 Building Service Employees International Union-Logo

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(12x12in poster) n.d. 26 Building Service Employees International Union- ULLICO Coverage for Officers 1958 27 Canadian Issues 1958-1963 28 Canadian Labour Congress 1955-1959 29 Cantor, Bert 1957 30 Carmell, Daniel, Attorney, Chicago, Il 1949-1956 31 Catholic Organizations 1958-1959 32 Central Labor Unions 1954-1955 33 Charter Inquiries 1952-1955 34 Chicago Federation of Labor, Chicago, IL 1957-1959 35 Chicago, IL 1957-1959 36 City and County Labor Councils and Federations 1957-1959 37 City National Bank & Trust - Chicago, IL 1956-1960 38 Civil Rights Organizations 1958 39-40 Collins, Walter, Asst. to the General President, Chicago, IL 1951-1962 41 Cooper, William H., Former BSEIU Secretary-Treasurer, Milwaukee, WI 1955-1956 42 Cush, Paul, President, PA State Council of Public Employees, Harrisburg, PA 1955-1956 Name of Entity, Person, or Subject Date Folder No. and Geographic Region Range

Box #21

43 Daley, Richard J., Mayor, Chicago, IL 1957-1959 44-45 Daley, Richard J., Mayor, Chicago, IL (Clean-up) 1957-1959 46 Eckland, Harry - Dept. of Streets (personal) - Chicago, IL - 710 City Hall 1947-1957 47 Employment Inquiries 1955 48 Executive Board 1958 49 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service 1957 50 Federated Trades Council - Milwaukee, WI 1955 51 Feeney, Joseph F., Attorney, Boston, MA 1957-1958

Box #22

1 General Finance Co., Evanston, Il 1956-1958 2 Grady, Elizabeth, Trustee, Chicago, IL 1955 3-6 Harris, Upham & Co., Chicago, IL 1955-1961 7-9 Hawaii Government Employees Association 1957-1960 10 Health Issues 1957-1958 11-14 Henry Montor & Associates, Stock Brokers, New York, NY 1958-1961 15 Hospitals - Organizing 1959 16 Illinois Politics 1957-1959 17 Illinois State Federation of Labor 1956-1959

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18 Insurance Program 1956-1959 19 Internal Revenue Service 1958 20 International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Washington, D.C. 1956-1959 21 International Executive Officers' Luncheon Club, Chicago, IL 1958-1959 22 International Guards Union, Madison, WI 1955 23 International Labor Office 1959 24-27 International Unions 1955-1957 28 Israel, State of 1958-1959 29 Israel/Jews 1956-1958 30 Jewish National Fund, Chicago, IL 1959 31 Jurisdiction: Local 177 & 238 1955 32 Knight, Governor Goodwin J., of California 1957-1958 33 Krieg, Norma, Milwaukee, WI 1956 34 Lamba Alpha International Fraternity, Chicago/Evanston, IL 1957-1959 35 Legislation 1957-1959 36 Legislation - New York State 1959 37 Lens, Sidney 1958 38 Liebes, Richard, SEIU Research Director, Jt. Council #2 (Bay District Joint Council) 1959-1960 39 Livingston, Park, Bd. of Trustee Member of University of Illinois 1958 40 McCarty, Francis, Attorney, San Francisco, CA 1955-1956 41 MacIntyre, Gilbert, Business Representative of Building Service Employees Atlantic Region Council 31, Nova Scotia, Canada 1955-1959 Name of Entity, Person, or Subject Date Folder No. and Geographic Region Range

Box #22

42 Marks & Co., Chicago, IL 1955-1959 43 Martin E. Segal & Co., Consultants re: Welfare, Health & Pension Programs 1957-1960 44 Mass Mailings: April, June, & September 1956 45 Mass Mailings: April-May, July-October 1957 46 Mass Mailings: February-April, July-September & November 1958 47 Mass Mailings: January-September & November 1959 48 Milwaukee Labor Press 1955 49 Missouri State Labor Council 1957 50 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 1958-1959 51 National Association of Letter Carriers (Coakley - Wash. Office) 1955 52-55 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Chicago, IL 1958-1959 56 National Labor Relations Board, Chicago, IL 1957-1959

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57 New England Locals 1957 58 New England Race Tracks 1956 59 New York Department of Labor 1956 60 News Media 1956-1958

Box #23

1 Painters International Union, Lafayette, IN 1958-1959 2 Pennsylvania 1957 3 Pennsylvania Federation of Labor 1957-1958 4-5 Pennsylvania State Council, Harrisburg, PA 1957-1959 6 Pension, SEIU 1950-1951 & 1957-1959 7 President's Committees 1957-1958 8 Rasnake, Waldo E., Business Agent, Atlanta, GA 1958-1959 9 Rent Stabilization re: Milwaukee, WI 1959 10 Right to Work 1958 11 Savannah River Atomic Trades Council, Aiken, SC 1955 12-13 Service Employee Magazine 1955-1960 14 Shellow, Henry P., Certified Public Accountant, Milwaukee, WI 1958-1959 15 Sinclair Bldg., International Union Headquarters, Chicago, IL 1955-1959 16 Sindel, Samuel, Certified Public Accountant, New York, NY 1954-1959 17 Smedstad, Grace (Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago and AFL Staff Rep.) 1956-1959 18 Smith, Patricia, Attorney, Norwich, CT 1959-1960 19 State Labor Councils re: Maine & Louisiana 1956-1958 20 Stevenson, John C., Attorney, Los Angeles, CA 1955-1960 21 Straus, Blosser & McDowell, Stock Brokers, Chicago, IL 1959 22 Sucher, Robert LaFollette, Attorney, Madison, WI 1956-1957 23 Suffolk Corp., New York, NY 1958-1959 24 Surveys 1957-1958 Name of Entity, Person, or Subject Date Folder No. and Geographic Region Range

Box #23

25-27 Taft-Hartley 1947-1959 28 Taylor, Ruth, Editorial Writer, Washington, D.C. 1948-1953 29 Tennessee Valley Council of Office, Techn. & Serv. Employees Union, Sheffield, AL 1956 30 Thompson, Ray, Building Service Municipal Employees Union, Local 46 - AFT 1957-1959 31 Twin City Joint Council 1956 32 Union Label & Service Trades Department 1958-1959

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33 Union Labor Life Insurance Co., New York, NY 1956-1959 34 United Nations 1956-1958 35 United Negro College Fund 1957-1959 36 United States Congress 1956-1959 37 United States Department of Labor 1955-1958 38 United States Government Printing Office 1958 39 United States Treasury Department Matters 1957-1959 40 Universities 1956-1959 41 Urban League — National and Local Chapters 1957-1959 42 Usher, John, Usher Bros. Ideal Heating Co., Chicago, IL 1957 43 Warwick Realty Co., Milwaukee, WI 1955 44-50 Weinlein, Anthony G., Dir., Dept. of Res. & Ed. of BSEIU, Chicago, IL 1950-1961 51 Westheimer & Co., Investment Brokers, Chicago, IL 1958-1960 52 Wetzel, James, Attorney, Chicago, IL 1952-1955 53 Wisconsin State Federation of Labor, Milwaukee, WI 1955-1956 54 Workmens' Compensation Insurance, Madison, WI 1945

Index to Subjects and Correspondents

This index includes the names of people, organizations (mostly labor), and subjects deemed relevant at the time of processing. Entries of individuals preceded by an asterisk indicate that there exist records in those boxes and folders that are authored by the important historical figures that those entries represent. The titles of the correspondents refer to the 1955-1960 time period, although correspondents may have possessed these titles for earlier or later periods. All SEIU Vice Presidents are listed in this index; however, neither the names of the President nor of the Secretary-Treasurer are listed in this index as their names appear so frequently that to include them would not serve a useful purpose. The names of only selected SEIU representatives, organizers, and others are included in this index and only in instances when they ultimately became prominent SEIU officers or left SEIU to assume important positions elsewhere (e.g., Richard Cordtz and Tom Donahue). Abbreviations are used sparingly within the index. Examples include: AFL-CIO, UAW, and SEIU.

Africans, 20:30 Amalgamated Building Service and African-Americans, 3:9, 3:40, 5:19, 5:24, Hotel Workers of North America, 5:28, 7:32-35, 8:8, 8:29, 9:40, 10:20, 19:28 14:1, 15:6, 19:22, 19:24, 19:38, 20:21, Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union, 22:24-26, 23:8 6:14, 9:30, 11:43, 16:5, 20:26 Alabama Labor Council, 7:24, 23:19 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Alabama State Federation of Labor, 7:24 Workmen of North America, 6:9-10, 16:3, Alberta (Canada) Federation of Labour, 9:8 18:37, 20:19, 21:39, 22:27 Alberta (Canada) Labour Relations Board, Amalgamations. See Mergers 15:24, 18:12 American Arbitration Association, 3:43, Allied Industrial Workers of America, 8:12, 9:27, 17:7, 20:6 16:26, 16:28-30 American Bakery and Confectionery

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International Union, 1:40, 3:5, 15:17, AFL-CIO, Union Label and Service 15:24, 19:10 20:18, 20:24, 22:25, Trades Dept., 4:23, 15:20, 15:23, 20:20, American Civil Liberties Union, 21:38 20:33 American Federation of Guards, 15:20 AFL-CIO, Wyoming, 5:1 American Federation of Labor, 4:28, 6:20, American Federation of Musicians, 7:15, 9:7, 16:15, 20:12-13, 20:15, 22:26 20:30, 20:35, 21:3 American Federation of State, County American Federation of Labor-Congress and Municipal Employees, 1:28, of Industrial Organizations, 2:5, 2:10, 1:32, 4:1-2, 4:15, 4:29-30, 5:31, 3:37, 3:42-43, 5:1, 5:54, 6:1, 6:12, 5:54, 6:14, 6:24-26, 6:28, 7:8, 6:45, 7:4, 7:33, 7:56, 8:7, 8:29, 7:13, 7:21, 7:50, 8:8, 8:18-19, 9:11-13, 9:16, 10:50, 12:31, 13:8, 8:22, 9:23-24, 10:18, 10:33-34, 14:77, 14:79, 15:13, 16:3, 16:15, 10:38, 10:49, 11:10, 11:30, 11:46, 16:20, 16:34, 19:5, 20:16-29, 23:29 11:52, 12:4, 12:28, 12:31, 12:33-34, AFL-CIO, Building and Construction 12:41, 13:9, 13:13, 14:28, 14:66-67, Trades Department, 6:37 14:72, 14:82, 14:84, 15:4, 15:6, AFL-CIO, Civil Rights Committee, 20:22 15:13, 15:19, 15:32-33, 15:36, 16:5, AFL-CIO, Committee on Political 16:12, 16:15, 16:18-20, 16:25-27, Education, 5:37, 8:1, 16:20, 16:35, 16:29-30, 16:33, 17:6, 18:14, 18:17, 18:14, 19:11-12, 19:22, 20:14, 20:17, 18:22-28, 18:30, 18:34-35, 18:37-39, 20:19-21, 20:26 18:41, 19:5, 19:7-10, 19:13, 19:17, AFL-CIO, Committee on Veterans 19:20, 19:22-27, 19:29, 19:31-32 Relations, 20:28 19:35, 19:39-42, 20:1-4, 20:16, AFL-CIO, Department of International 20:18-19, 20:29-30, 20:34-39, 21:5, Affairs, 16:20-21 21:39-40, 22:27, 23:5, 23:47 AFL-CIO, Department of Organizing, 3:30, American Federation of Teachers, 16:36, 5:5-6, 13:10, 16:32, 16:35, 18:5, 18:27, 19:4, 19:8, 23:30 19:10, 19:25 American Guild of Variety Artists, 22:7 AFL-CIO, Executive Council, 20:23-28, American Newspaper Guild, 13:8, 20:30-31 20:18, 20:30 AFL-CIO, Legislative Department, Anchorage (AK) Central Labor Council, 6:35, 16:34 7:56 AFL-CIO, Metal Trades Department, Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, 3:14, 3:19, 4:32, 5:21, 5:27, 5:39, 13:30, 16:3, 21:31, 22:26 5:42, 5:54, 6:35, 6:38, 7:4, 9:7, Atlanta (GA) Labor Council, 23:8 9:35, 10:20, 11:13, 19:31, 20:27, Atlanta (GA) Labor Temple, 8:29 20:30-31 Audits, of Local Unions, 1:2, 1:8-10, AFL-CIO, Montana, 20:16 1:12-13, 1:15, 1:20, 1:24-25, 1:27, AFL-CIO, Nevada, 6:35 1:30, 1:36, 2:3, 2:5, 2:7-8, 2:10, AFL-CIO, Oregon, 3:19 2:12-13, 2:21, 3:3-4, 3:12, 3:18-19, AFL-CIO, Social Security Committee, 3:22, 3:26, 3:32, 3:42, 4:1-3, 4:5, 23:48 4:7, 4:13, 4:23-24, 4:28, 5:11, 5:19, AFL-CIO, Standing Committee on 5:21, 5:27, 5:29, 5:32, 5:36, 5:39, Safety and Occupational Health, 5:41, 5:43, 5:51, 5:53, 6:1, 6:2-4, 6:8, 20:22, 20:24, 20:28-29 6:34, 6:39-40, 7:2, 7:11, 7:15, 7:23, AFL-CIO, Union Label Industries 7:27, 7:29, 7:44, 7:49-50, 7:52, 7:54, Show, 4:23, 9:20, 15:19-20 7:58, 8:1-3, 8:5, 8:13, 8:20-21, 8:23,

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8:32, 9:1-2, 9:7, 9:12, 9:16, 9:20-24, Station Employes, 2:7, 3:42-43, 9:37, 10:5, 10:7, 10:11, 10:21, 10:27, 9:20-21, 19:31, 20:27 10:34, 10:39, 10:43-44, 10:48, 10:56, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, 7:32, 11:10, 11:26, 12:28, 12:34-35, 12:41, 7:35, 18:5, 22:25, 22:27 13:5, 13:10, 13:13, 13:22, 13:27, 14:1-2, Brown, Edmund G. “Pat” (Governor, D-CA), 14:72, 19:23, 21:13, 23:16 discussion of, 15:19 4:11, 4:13, 4:29, 4:32, 5:15, 5:38, 5:47, Buffalo (NY) Federation of Labor, 8:24, 8:34, 6:1, 6:10, 7:2, 7:40, 7:45, 8:13, 8:32, 18:6-8 8:34, 8:41, 9:21, 9:23, 10:44, 12:41, 13:30, 15:24, 15:33 16:25, 17:2-3, Building Service Employees Joint Council 21:27, 23:14 (see also “Financial No. 25, 3:15 Statements/Reports”) Building Service Employees Joint Council Automation, 3:26, 3:39, 10:30-31, 16:3, No. 29, 5:6 16:34, 17:3, 20:7 Building Service Maintenance and Automotive, Petroleum, and Allied Industries Miscellaneous Employees, 3:28 Employees Union, 3:21 Building Trades and Construction Council, Bakery & Confectionery Workers 5:37 International Union of America. See, Building Trades Laborers’ International, American Bakery and Confectionery 4:28 International Union Burke, Thomas J. (First International Vice Bakery Drivers Union, 3:37 President, SEIU), 2:13, 6:26, 8:23-24, Barr, Joseph W. (Congressman, D-IN) 10:34 15:14, 17:3-4, 19:19-21, 19:23 Bartenders and Culinary Workers’ Union, Butte (MT) Central Labor Union, 7:4 15:17 Butte (MT) Workingmens’ Union, 7:4 Bartenders Union (Canadian), 9:8 California Labor Federation, 15:21 Boston (MA) Central Labor Union, 4:29 California State Federation of Labor, 3:10, Boston (MA) Firefighters International Union, 4:7, 10:10, 15:17, 17:1, 23:19 18:37 Campbell, James A. (President, American Boulder Canyon (NV) Metal Trades Council, Federation of Government Employees), 6:35 22:27 Brewery Workers Union, 18:24 Canadian Catholic Confederation of Labour, Bricklayers Union, 8:17, 18:32-33 17:7-8 Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Canadian Congress of Labour, 9:7, 9:10, International Union of America, 4:30 10:54, 11:25, 15:22-23, 15:26 Bridges, Henry Styles (Congressman, R-NH), Canadian Labour Congress, 9:7-10, 11:6, 15:35 11:19, 15:22-23, 15:25, 15:27, 15:29-31, British Columbia (Canada) Federation of 17:7, 18:3-4, 18:11, 18:23, 19:6, 20:14, Labour, 9:7-10, 19:4 21:27-28, 22:41 British Columbia (Canada) Teachers Canadian Labour Service, 15:22 Federation, 19:4 Canadian Labour Relations Board, 9:7 Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and certification election by, 9:7-8 Paperhangers of America, 5:35, 11:20, Cap Makers’ Union, 3:39 22:24, 23:1 Cape Breton (Nova Scotia, Canada) Labour Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen, 20:20 Council, 22:41 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, 10:20 Capehart, Homer, (Senator, D-WV) 19:7 Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Carbondale (IL) Central Labor Union, 11:12 Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Carey, James (President, International

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Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Conciliation and Mediation Service, 8:16 Workers), 22:24-25, 23:29 Connecticut Federation of Labor, 18:40, 19:35, Carlin, Louis (Mayor, Newark, N.J.) 11:1 19:38 Carpenters International Union, 19:9 Connecticut State Department of Labor, 19:35 Casper (WY) Area Trades and Labor Assembly, Connecticut State Labor Board, 19:35 5:1 Connecticut State Labor Relations Commission, Catholic Council on Working Life, 21:31 18:36-37 Catholic Interracial Council, 21:31 Congress of Industrial Organizations, 4:29, 5:31, Catholic Relief Services — National Catholic 9:7 Welfare Conference, 16:4 Constitutions and By-Laws of International, 9:5 Celler, Emanuel (Congressman, D-NY), 15:35 Constitutions and By-Laws of SEIU Councils, Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers 21:22 International, 6:3 Constitutions and By-Laws of Local Unions and Central Labor Council of Fairbanks (AK), 7:42 Amendments thereto, 1:2-3, 2:1, 2:3, 2:8, Central Labor Council of Honolulu (HI), 22:7, 2:20, 2:23, 3:1, 3:4, 3:20, 4:8, 4:15, 5:6, 22:9 5:8-10, 5:12, 5:19, 5:27-28, 5:31, 6:11, Central Labor Council of Humboldt County (CA), 6:16, 6:47, 7:7, 7:16, 7:23, 7:48, 8:12, 11:22 8:14, 8:23, 9:9, 9:11-12, 9:15-16, 9:20, Central Labor Council of Marion County (IN), 9:24, 9:33, 9:38, 10:7, 10:29, 10:31, 10:52, 19:11-12 10:55, 11:41, 11:49, 12:22, 12:27, 13:25, Central Labor Council of New Orleans (LA), 14:29, 15:5, 21:8, 21:18, 21:33, discussion 11:23 of, 4:5, 4:30, 5:9-10, 5:12, 5:37, 5:44, 6:1, Central Labor Union, 11:52 6:10, 6:12, 6:32, 8:38, 10:15 Central Labor Union of Philadelphia (PA) and Contra Costa County Central Labor Council, Vicinity, 3:42 21:32 Central Trades & Labor Council of Greater Contracts/Agreements and amendments thereto, New York, 8:18-19 1:1, 1:23, 1:25, 2:1-3, 2:5-6, 2:13, 2:16, Centre County (PA) Central Labor Union, 2:18-19, 3:19-22, 3:27-28, 3:39, 4:4, 20:3-4 4:7-8, 4:19-20, 4:28, 4:30, 5:5, 5:8, Certification Election, 3:26 5:13, 5:20, 5:22, 5:24, 5:38, 5:45, 6:14, Charles Hardy Memorial Scholarship Fund, 6:26, 6:47, 7:5, 7:30, 8:7, 8:16, 8:24, 15:18 8:26, 8:32, 9:23-24, 9:31, 9:35, 10:2, Charlestown (MA) Metal Trades Council, 9:35 10:8, 10:26-27, 10:31, 10:33, 10:46, 10:56, Chicago (IL) Federation of Labor, 3:13, 7:32-33, 11:4-5, 11:23, 11:30-31, 11:35, 11:43-44, 8:35, 9:1, 16:8-10, 16:12, 20:17, 21:34, 12:22, 12:43, 13:6-7, 13:10, 13:21, 13:23-24, 14:55, 21:36 15:14, 18:10, 19:9, 19:33, 20:7-8 Chicago (IL) Urban League, 23:41 discussion of, 3:42, 4:5, 4:12, 4:28, 5:8, Christian Labor Association, 19:7, 19:9 5:12, 5:13, 5:19, 5:22, 5:24-25, 5:38, 6:14, Church, Marguerite S. (Senator, R-IL) 1:14 8:33 re: SEIU Joint Councils, 4:30 Clark County (NV) Central Labor Council, 6:35 Contract Violations, 2:14, 3:9, 5:21, 5:48, Clinton County (PA) Central Labor Union, 20:1 6:1, 6:14, 8:16, 18:7, 19:13 Closed Shop, 2:9, 3:21, 5:8 Contracts — Sweetheart, 3:26, 3:28 Columbus (OH) Federation of Labor, 19:16 Conway, Daniel (President, American Bakery Common Laborers Union, 6:8, 10:23 & Confectionery Workers), 1:40 Communications Workers of America, 22:25 Cooks, Countermen, Soda Dispensers, Food Communists and Communism, 1:5, 1:9-10, Checkers, Cashiers and Assistants Union, 2:9, 6:9, 6:14, 9:10, 15:35, 20:24, 20:29 3:27-28

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Cooks & Pastry Cooks Association, 18:30 Denver (CO) Metal Trades Council, 5:19 Cooper, William (Former Secretary- Dirksen, Everett McKinley (Senator, R-IL), Treasurer, SEIU), 4:28-29 1:14 Cordtz, Richard (International Representative, Discrimination, 5:22, 7:32-34 SEIU), 4:13-20, 5:12, 5:19, 10:18, 12:28, Distillery, Rectifying, Wine and Allied 14:53,15:13, 15:23, 16:15, 17:1-6, 19:5, Workers’ International Union of 19:19-20, 19:23 20:8 America, 22:24 Coughlin, Howard (President, Office Donahue Thomas R., Jr. (Asst. to President, Employees International Union), 20:35 SEIU), 4:29, 17:10, 23:44, 23:49-50 Cross, James G. (President, Bakery and Douglas, Paul H., (Senator, D-IL), 1:14, 7:32, Confectionery Workers’ International Union 22:20, 22:27, 22:35 of America), 20:18 Dubinsky, David (President, International Culinary Workers International Union, 1:9, Ladies Garment Workers Union), 3:19, 3:26, 7:4, 16:16 20:30 Curtis, Thomas (Congressman, R-MO), 3:20 Dunwody, Thomas (President, Printing Daniel, Price, (Senator, D-TX) 4:26, 20:14 Pressmen’s Union), 6:1 Daley, Richard (Mayor, Chicago, IL), 3:13, East Africa Federation of Building and 3:40, 4:1-2, 5:30, 15:11 16:12, 20:4, Construction Workers Union, 22:26 21:43-46, 22:9, 22:35 Edelman, John (Washington, D.C. Davis-Bacon Act, 4:31, 15:21, 21:2-3 Representative, Textile Workers of Dayton (OH) Central Labor Union, 14:39 America), 22:26 Dayton (OH) Federation of Labor, 19:14 Eisenhower, Dwight D. (President, United Death Gratuity Claims, 1:2, 1:8-9, 1:20, States of America,), 3:20 1:25, 1:30, 1:40, 2:11, 2:15, 2:18, 2:21, Elgin (IL) Trades Council, 1:16 3:1, 3:3, 3:10, 3:13-15, 3:20, 3:26, 3:29, Executive Orders — Pennsylvania, 15:32 3:34, 3:42-43, 4:1-3, 4:5-6, 4:26, 4:29, Factional Disputes, 2:16-20, 3:42, 4:5, 4:31-32, 5:15, 5:21, 5:30, 5:33, 5:36, 4:28-29, 5:44, 6:2, 7:11, 7:14, 7:35, 8:30, 5:38, 5:41, 5:51, 5:53, 5:54, 6:3, 6:5, 9:27, 11:2, 12:13, 12:43, 12:45, 13:10, 6:9-10, 6:14-15, 6:20-22, 6:24, 6:38, 13:30, 15:36, 16:22, 18:33, 19:30, 21:30 6:45, 7:5, 7:11, 7:29-30, 7:43, 7:47, Fair Labor Standards Act (Minimum Wage 7:53, 8:14, 8:20, 8:29-31, 8:40, 9:10, Law), 1:14, 2:7, 3:20, 13:13, 16:32, 9:16, 9:22, 9:35, 10:2, 10:5, 10:7, 10:11, 16:34-36, 22:35, 23:45 10:20, 10:24-25, 10:40, 10:44, 10:50, Fair Wages and Hours of Labour Act 11:1, 11:18-19, 11:22-24, 11:37, 11:45, (Canadian), 9:8 11:50-52, 12:1, 12:3, 12:8, 12:13-14, Federal Corrupt Practices Act, 3:35 12:16, 12:18, 12:28, 12:30, 12:36, Federal Labor Union, 19:35, 20:4, 20:16 12:38-39, 12:41, 14:3, 15:5 Death Gratuity Statistics, Studies, etc., 3:12, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, 15:15, 21:18, 21:23, 21:30, 23:24, 23:46 2:2, 3:21, 7:1, 16:10, 16:12, 16:29-30, Decertification, 1:24 21:49 Democratic Party Campaigns, 1:17, 5:15 Federal Trade Union, 16:28 Department of Labor and Industries of the Federal Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 18:31, Act, 5:35, 5:41, 21:40 18:35 Federation of Labor Temple Co., 4:13, Detroit (MI) Federation of Labor, 17:3-5 4:19 financial statements re:, 4:13, 4:19, Detroit (MI) Labor News, 17:1, 18:28 17:1, 17:6 Dewey, Thomas E. (Governor), 2:8, 2:15 Federation News, 7:32

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Feller, Karl F. (President, International Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association, 22:25 Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal, Gore, Albert (Senator, D-TN), 19:2, 23:36 Soft Drink and Distillery Workers of Government and Civic Employees Organizing America), 20:23 Committee, 6:25, 7:13, 20:18-19, Fellowship of Reconciliation, 22:25 20:35-36, 20:39 Festival of the Americas, 3:13 Granger, Lester (President, National Urban Financial Reports/Statements re: International, League), 23:41 15:15-16, 20:39 Greater Boston Massachusetts Labor Council, Financial Reports/Statements, Local Union, 18:38-39 (see also, Audits, of Local Unions)1:13-16, Green, William (President, American Federation 2:3, 2:10, 3:17-19, 3:22, 3:37, 4:1, 4:7, of Labor), 6:2, 20:17, 20:21, 20:35 4:13-15, 4:19-20, 4:24, 5:12-13, 5:16, Green House Workers Federal Labor Union 5:19, 5:24, 5:31, 6:9, 6:16, 8:3, 8:32, No. 20557, 18:21 9:9, 9:11, 9:31, 9:39, 10:4, 10:15, Grievances, 1:13, 1:16, 1:23-24, 2:20, 3:12, 10:32-34, 10:43, 13:24, 16:7, 18:32, 3:16-17, 3:21-23, 3:42, 4:1, 4:6-7, 4:14, 19:9, discussion of, 6:28 4:20, 4:29, 5:19, 5:21-22, 5:25, 5:35, Fireman’s and Engineers Union, 6:1 5:45, 6:1-3, 6:15, 6:34, 6:38, 6:47, 7:1, Florida Federation of Labor, 19:19, 19:23 7:44, 7:46, 7:49, 7:53, 7:58, 8:3, 8:22, Florida Independent Mutuel Clerks Guild, 8:24, 8:31-32, 8:40-41, 9:15-16, 9:20, 11:29 9:27-28, 9:40, 10:23, 10:25, 10:34, Freeman, Gordon (President, International 10:46, 11:30, 11:47, 12:20, 12:31, Brotherhood of Electrical Workers), 1:9, 12:33, 12:41-42, 12:43, 13:8, 13:20, 15:5 14:7, 15:18, 15:21, 15:28, 15:32-33, Freeman, Orville (Democratic-Farm Labor-MN) 16:9-12, 16:15, 16:18-25, 16:27-31, Governor, 19:1-4 17:1-2, 17:5-8, 17:12, 18:2, 18:4, 18:6, Fretz, John W. (Asst. General Counsel, 18:8-9, 18:12-13, 18:19, 18:22-27, General Services Administration), 2:7 18:29-40, 19:2-4, 19:7, 19:9-13, 19:24, General Executive Board, 1:1-2, 1:39, 2:2, 19:26-29, 19:35-38, 19:40, 20:1-4, 2:7, 2:16, 2:23, 3:1, 3:10, 3:12, 3:22, 21:4, 21:42, 22:41, 23:8 3:39, 3:42, 4:4, 4:20, 4:31-32, 5:8, 5:10, Halifax (Nova Scotia, Canada) Labour Council, 5:17, 5:23, 5:35, 5:37, 5:44, 6:8, 6:10, 22:41 6:20-21, 6:32, 6:37, 7:11-12, 7:23, 7:29, Handley, Harold (Governor, R-IN), 19:9 7:40, 7:47-48, 8:12, 8:14, 8:22-23, 8:30, Hardy, George (Fifth International Vice 8:35, 8:39, 8:41, 9:1, 9:2, 9:7, 9:16, President, SEIU), 1:12, 1:34, 1:36, 2:15, 9:21, 9:32-33, 10:2, 10:10, 10:21, 10:25, 3:19, 4:7, 5:13, 5:15-16, 5:19, 5:21-22, 10:29, 10:32, 10:35, 10:48, 10:52, 5:39, 5:52, 6:26, 7:2, 7:4, 7:40, 7:42, 8:12, 10:58, 11:10, 11:19-21, 11:24, 11:29, 8:23-24, 9:7, 9:20-23, 9:26, 10:10, 10:23, 11:46, 11:49, 11:51, 12:13, 12:20-21, 10:26, 10:30, 10:42, 10:44, 10:55-6, 11:18, 12:38, 12:41, 14:9, 19:6, 21:39-40 13:7-8, 13:10, 13:13, 13:29, 15:11-12, General Services Administration, 2:7, 21:39 15:17-21, 15:34, 16:3, 18:18, 19:14, 20:27, General Service Employees International 20:30, 21:2-3, 21:22, 21:39, 22:7-8, 22:38 Union, 7:35 Harriman, Averell (Governor, D-NY), 16:19, Genesee County (NY) Labor Council, 14:62, 16:21, 20:22 16:20, 16:22, 18:10 Harrisburg (PA) Area Central Labor Union, 20:2 Georgetown University, 2:8 Harrison, George M. (President, Brothherhood Germano, Joseph (President, United Steel of Railway Clerks), 2:7, 3:42-43, 9:21, Workers of America), 22:27 19:31, 20:27, 20:30

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Hartley, Fred (Congressman, R-NJ), 21:40 of America), 22:24 Illinois Conciliation and Mediation Service, Hawaiian Government Employees 11:47 Association, 16:5, 19:4, 22:7-8 Illinois Department of Labor, 6:22, 8:16, Hawaiian Government Employees Union, 8:35, 10:6, 11:47, 16:10, 16:29, 18:21, 15:20 18:23 Hearn, Albert (Sixth International Vice President, Illinois Labor Council, 18:20 SEIU), 6:26, 7:53-54, 8:15, 8:23-24, 9:7, Illinois Social Security Enabling Act, 9:9, 10:52-54, 11:6, 11:19, 11:25, 11:40, 22:17 14:46-47, 14:50, 14:59, 14:71, 15:3, Indiana State AFL-CIO, 23:19 15:22-31, 17:2-6, 17:8, 17:12, 18:3-4, 18:11, 19:5-6, 19:36-37 21:27-28 Illinois State Conference of Building Trades Hennings, Thomas C., Jr. (Senator, D-MO), Unions, 11:47 3:21 Illinois State Federation of Labor, 7:6, 7:32, Henry and Stark Counties (IL) Trades and Labor 9:1, 10:4, 10:6, 10:50, 15:14, 16:9-12, Assembly, 16:29 16:27, 16:30, 18:18, 21:3, 22:17, 22:35, Herman, Joseph (President, Association of 23:17 Catholic Trade Unionists), 22:26 Independent Union of Racetrack Guards, Hess, William (Senator, R-OH), 6:38 4:29 Hill, Herbert (Labor Secretary, National Independent Union of Racetrack Guards of Association for the Advancement of New York State, 8:37 Colored People), 22:50 Indiana State Department of Labor, 19:10 Hispanics, 5:19, 9:27 Indiana State Federation of Labor, 10:32, Hoffa, James (President, International 10:34, 19:8, 19:10-11, 21:3, 22:17 Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Industrial Relations Center Labor Warehousemen & Helpers of America), Conference, 10:37 16:35, 17:2, 17:5, 19:8, 22:20 Insurance Agents International Union, 7:33 Hotel and Club Service International Union, Internal Local Union Complaints/Conflicts, 18:30 1:5-10, 1:24, 1:34, 1:36, 2:5-6, 2:9-15, Hotel and Restaurant Employees and 2:20-23, 3:4, 3:22, 3:34-35, 3:39, 3:42, Bartenders International Union, 4:25, 5:22, 4:2, 4:14-15, 4:19-20, 4:29, 5:8, 5:16, 6:9, 6:12, 6:25, 6:38,7:35, 8:31-32, 9:30, 5:37, 5:42, 6:1, 6:9, 6:11-14, 6:25-26, 9:36, 12:41, 15:35, 16:20, 18:26, 6:28, 6:35, 6:47, 7:11-12, 7:15-20, 7:45, 18:29-31, 19:22, 18:31, 19:27, 21:4, 7:50, 7:54, 7:58, 8:1-2, 8:12, 8:31-32, 21:35, 22:24-25, 23:8, 23:20 8:35, 8:38, 9:1-2, 9:11, 9:13, 9:20-23, Hotel Trades Council, 6:9 9:27, 9:29, 9:32, 9:35, 9:38-40, 10:6, Hours of Work Act (Canadian), 9:8 10:10, 10:18, 10:23, 10:25-26, 10:29-32, House Committee on Education and Labor, 10:46, 11:1, 11:10, 11:23, 11:29, 11:36, 3:20 11:46-47, 11:52, 12:20, 12:27, 12:42-43, Houston (TX) Labor and Trades Council, 5:5, 12:45, 13:6, 13:30-38, 14:1-3, 14:7, 21:36 14:30, 15:17, 15:21-22, 15:27, 15:33 Humphrey, Hubert H. (Congressman, D-MN), 16:2, 16:15, 18:6, 18:9, 18:19, 18:22-23, 15:35, 18:28, 19:2, 19:4, 20:2 18:32, 19:25, 20:17, 20:30, 21:3, 21:30, Hurley, William (Director, New York 23:4-5, 23:8, 23:36 Department of Labor), 15:9 International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Hutcheson, M.A. (President, United Employees, 5:5, 11:5 Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners International Association of Firefighters,

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20:21, 22:26 International Labor Office, 22:20 International Association of Machinists, International Labor Press Association, 15:35 District No. 9, 3:21-22, 12:10, International Ladies Garment Workers Union, 22:24-25 6:14, 16:23, 17:7, 19:26 International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, International Longshoremen’s Union, 18:14, Iron Ship Builders, Forgers and Helpers, 21:39 2:12 International Mailers Union, 17:2 International Brotherhood of Electrical International Painters Union, 3:6, 8:9 Workers, 1:9, 3:21, 5:16, 8:1, 9:37, International Printing Pressmen and 10:34, 11:23, 11:27, 12:15, 13:30, 15:5, Assistants’ Union of North America, 22:25 16:22, 16:27, 16:36, 18:34, 19:7, International Typographical Union, 5:22, 16:3, 19:11, 19:20-21, 19:23-24, 20:1, 20:4, 20:19, 21:40, 22:25 20:20, 20:24 International Union of Doll and Toy International Brotherhood of Firemen Workers, 3:28 Oilers and Helpers, 1:10, 7:37, 8:8, 16:23, International Union of Electrical, Radio and 16:35, 22:25, 23:8 Machine Workers, 22:24-25, 23:29, 23:44 International Union of Mine, Mill, & Smelter International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Workers, 22:24 Chauffeurs, Warehousemen & Helpers of International Union of Steam and Operating America, 1:6-9, 1:19, 3:6-7, 3:39-40, Engineers, 4:5, 20:21-22 3:42, 4:7, 5:1, 5:5-6, 5:8, 5:12, 5:31, International Union of Plant Guards of 5:37, 5:42, 5:54, 6:14, 6:26, 7:4, 7:15, America, 16:32 7:32, 7:45, 8:9, 8:15-16, 8:34, 9:11, 9:15, 9:26-28, 10:27, 10:32, 10:34, 10:43, 10:56, 11:5, 11:45-46, 11:52, 12:20, 12:45, 13:13, International Union of United Brewery and 14:29, 15:9, 15:19, 15:34, 16:1-2, 16:4, Soft Drink and Distillery Workers of 16:9, 16:12, 16:15, 16:18-23, 16:25-29, America, 12:37, 20:22 16:33, 16:35, 17:1-5, 17:10, 18:8, 18:10, International Woodworkers of America, 9:9, 18:22, 18:27, 18:29-37, 18:39-40, 19:1-3, 15:29, 20:26 19:7-11, 19:14, 19:18-22, 19:26, 19:30, Investments, 15:16, 15:23, 22:3-6, 22:11-14, 19:33, 19:35, 20:17, 20:20-21, 20:23-24, 23:51 21:3-4, 21:35, 22:20, 22:56, 23:6, 23:19, Israel, State of, 2:13, 3:12, 15:35 23:29, 23:45 Ives, Irving S. (Senator, R-NY), 8:14, International Confederation of Free Trade 16:33-34 Unions, 20:30 Jenner, William (Senator, R-IN), 19:7 International Chemical Workers Union, 22:24 Jewelry Workers International Union, 5:52, International Conference on Public Personnel 6:2, 15:18 Administration, 1:16 Jewish Labor Committee, 16:5, 22:27, 22:29 International Guards of America, 16:34, 18:22, Jewish National Fund, 21:43 22:22 Job Descriptions, 3:2 International Hodcarriers, Building and Joint Collective Bargaining Agreements, Construction Laborers Union, 3:20, 5:54, 3:21, 4:5, discussion of, 4:6 6:2, 6:8, 10:23, 11:52, 15:36, 16:20, Joint Council of Dining Car Employes 16:24-25, 16:27, 19:2, 19:8, 19:18 Union, 7:35 International Jewelry Workers’ Union, 13:8, Joint Council of Negro Trade Unionists, 7:34 13:11-12, 13:30, 16:3, 20:29, 22:24, 22:26 Journeymen Barbers, Hairdressers &

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Cosmetologists International Union of 22:32 America, 22:7, 22:27 Knowland, William F. (Senator, R-CA), 1:12 Jurisdictional Agreements and discussions Kuchel, Thomas, H. (Senator, R-CA), 1:12, thereof, 1:10, 4:28, 10:23, 10:54, 11:46, 4:31 16:1, 16:22, 20:15, 22:26 Labour Act of Saskatchewan, Canada, 15:22 Jurisdictional Disputes, 1:2, 1:9, 1:28, 1:33, Labor Committee for the John A. Ryan 1:40, 2:1, 2:5, 2:7, 2:9, 2:11-12, Forum, 3:39 2:15-16, 2:20, 3:5-7, 3:14, 3:20, 3:22, Labor Day Parade, 15:6 3:26-28, 3:34, 3:37, 3:42-43, 4:5, 4:7, Labor Department of New York City, 6:14-15 4:26, 4:28, 4:30, 5:5, 5:8, 5:16, 5:35, Labor Disputes, 1:18-19, 1:40, 2:1-2, 2:7, 5:52, 5:54, 6:1, 6:8-10, 6:14, 6:24, 6:38, 2:12, 2:14, 2:16-17, 2:19-20, 3:9-10, 7:4, 7:24, 7:33, 7:37, 8:17, 8:31, 9:8, 3:13, 3:16, 3:19, 3:21, 5:8, 5:25, 6:3, 8:1, 9:27, 9:30, 10:40, 11:3, 11:20, 11:35-39, 8:12-13, 8:19, 8:26, 9:12, 9:14, 10:46, 11:41, 11:50, 12:41, 13:7-8, 13:30, 10:52, 11:1, 11:35-38, 11:44, 11:47, 15:17, 15:20-22, 15:33-15:34, 16:1-2, 12:20, 12:45, 13:10, 13:23-24, 16:18, 16:5, 16:21, 16:25, 16:27, 16:36, 18:7, 16:20-21, 16:24, 18:31 18:9, 18:19-20, 18:23, 18:26, 18:30, Labor Education Center — Rutgers, 16:4 19:2, 19:8-9, 19:26-27, 19:31, 19:35, Labor Management Improper Practices Act, 20:18-19, 20:34-36 15:9 Kaiser, Anthony (President, Oil, Chemical Labor Management Relations Act of 1947, 2:2, and Atomic Workers International Union), 2:9, 3:10, 3:22, 3:35, 3:37, 4:7, 4:12, 4:23, 22:26 4:28-29, 5:22, 5:48, 6:46, 7:12, 8:16, 8:33, Kansas City (MO) Labor’s Education and 8:37-39, 9:10, 9:12, 9:14, 15:20, 16:5, Political Club, 5:6 16:21-22, 16:30-34, 16:36, 19:11, 19:38, Kansas State Federation of Labor, 5:26, 10:1 20:2, 20:4, 21:3, 21:39, 22:35, 23:25-27 Karsten, Frank M. (Congressman, D-MO), Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure 3:20-21 Act of 1959, 1:20, 3:35, 5:42, 6:2, 6:32, Kearns, Carroll (Congressman, R-PA), 16:33 7:16, 8:5, 8:13, 9:10, 9:39, 10:4, 10:53, Kennedy-Ervin Bill (S. 1555), 20:28, 21:4, 11:10, 11:30, 11:52, 12:12, 12:35, 21:40 13:24-25, 14:67, 16:12, 16:22, 16:35-36, Kennedy-Ives Labor Bill, 23:36 18:20, 19:6, 19:13, 20:4, 20:29, 21:5, *Kennedy, John F., (Senator, D-MA), 5:15 22:35 Kennedy, John F., (Senator, D-MA), 16:12, Labour Relations Act (Canadian), 9:7-8 16:35, 20:4 Laborers’ International Union, 15:36, 18:20, Kennedy, James M. (International Vice 18:29, 19:11 President, International Brotherhood of Labor’s League for Political Education, 20:14, Firemen and Oilers), 1:10 21:35 *Kennedy, Robert F. (Chief Counsel, United Labour Relations Board (British Columbia, States Senate), 8:33, 23:36 Canada), 9:8 Kenosha (WI) Labor News, 18:26 Ladies Auxiliaries, 4:3 King County (WA) Central Labor Council, Landrum-Griffin Act. see Labor-Management 10:56 Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959. Kirkland, Lane (Director of Research, Las Vegas (NV) Central Labor Union, 6:35, Operating Engineers), 23:50 7:56 Kitimat-Kemano District Labour Council, Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Dye House 9:9-10 Workers’ International Union, 22:25 Knight, Goodwin (Governor, CA), 17:1, Laundry Workers Union, 16:20, 19:12

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Leader, George M. (Governor, D-PA), 11:53, 20:1 12:20, 13:25, 14:51, 15:32-33, 20:1-3 McCarthy, Eugene (Congressman, D-MN), Legislation — Antitrust, 6:2 4:14, 17:4 Legislation (federal), 3:20, 6:9, 6:12, 7:32, McClellan Committee. See United States 8:14, 10:34, 12:15, 16:4, 16:32, Senate—Select Committee on Improper 16:34-36, 19:31, 20:28, 21:2, 22:35 Activities in the Labor or Management Legislation (state), 1:15, 16:28 Field. Legislation — Arizona, 19:11 McClellan, John L. (Senator, D-AR), 20:20 Legislation — Canadian, 9:9-10, 15:31 McDonald, David J. (President, United Legislation— Illinois, 5:23, 22:17 Steelworkers of America), 20:16, 20:30, Legislation — Indiana, 8:1, 19:8-12 22:26 Legislation — Massachusetts, 18:30-31, Macdonald, Torbert H. (Congressman, D-MA), 18:38-39 18:39 Legislation — Michigan, 10:18, 17:5 McDonough, Joseph A. (President, Legislation — Minnesota, 19:1 Pennsylvania Federation of Labor), 3:42 Legislation— Missouri, 5:5 McFetridge, Wilhelmina (Mother of SEIU Legislation—New York, 2:9, 7:48, President, William McFetridge), 15:34 13:24, 22:18, 22:35, 22:59 McGavin, Peter, M. (Asst. to the President, Legislation — New York City, 16:5 AFL-CIO), 2:15 Legislation — Pennsylvania, 20:1-2, 20:4 McNamara, Patrick (Senator, D-MI), 17:4 Legislation—West Virginia, 5:13 Machrowicz, Thaddeus (Congressman, D-MI), Legislation — Wyoming, 5:1 16:32 Lehman, Herbert H., (Senator, D-NY) 8:14, Madison County (WI) Labor News, 18:18, 16:32 18:27 Lens, Sidney, 11:24, 15:37, 22:37 Madison (WI) Federation of Labor, 18:22, Levey, Charles (Third International Vice President, 18:27-28 SEIU), 6:26, 7:40, 8:8, 8:23, 8:31, Mailliard, William (Congressman, R-CA), 4:31 10:2, 10:9, 10:15, 11:7, 11:52-53, 12:1-3, Main State Federated Labor Council, 23:19 12:5, 12:8, 12:11, 12:16, 12:20, 13:25, Mann, Mike (Eastern Regional Director, 14:7, 14:15-16, 14:31, 14:45, 14:51, AFL-CIO), 3:28 14:55, 15:32-34, 18:8, 18:23, 19:19, Manchester Union Leader Corporation, 7:15 19:30-32, 20:1-4, 20:3, 20:22, 21:42, Manitoba Labour Relations Board, 18:11 23:4-5 certification election, 18:11 Livingston, John W. (Director of Marina City, 3:13 Organization, AFL-CIO), 5:5 Massachusetts Federation of Labor, 4:28, Long Island (NY) Federation of Labor, 10:21, 18:29-30, 18:33, 18:35, 18:37 11:5 Massachusetts Labor Relations Board, 11:29, Los Angeles (CA) Central Labor Council, 13:7 18:29-30, 18:32 Los Angeles County (CA) Federation of Labor, Massachusetts Labor Relations Commission, 11:49 13:27, 19:18 Louisiana State Labor Council, 14:58, 19:39, Massachusetts Law for Public Employee 20:16, 23:19 Check off, 4:30 Lowell (MA) Central Labor Council, 12:23, Massachusetts State Council — American 23:19 Federation of State, County and Municipal Lubin, Isador (Industrial Commissioner, New Employees, 18:41 York Deparment of Labor), 2:16 Massachusetts State Federation of Labor, 19:18 Lycoming County (PA) Central Labor Union, Massachusetts State Labor Council, 18:38-39

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Massachusetts State Labor Relations Missouri State Federation of Labor, 3:22 Commission, 11:29, 19:18-19, 21:50 Missouri State Labor Council, 1:20, 3:20-22, Massachusetts Labor Relations Board, 11:29, 3:30, 5:5-6, 5:37, 7:35, 12:35, 18:16-17, 19:18-19 18:19, 20:17, 21:39, 22:49, 23:19 Meany, George (President, AFL-CIO), Mitchell, James, the Honorable (Secretary of 2:10-13, 2:15, 2:20, 3:15,3:20, 3:42, 5:5, Labor, United States of America), 2:7, 3:21, 5:21, 6:45, 7:56, 9:1, 9:26-27, 9:35-37, 4:14, 4:24, 4:31, 15:35, 16:4, 16:36, 17:4, 10:25, 10:26, 10:50, 16:34, 17:4, 18:39, 18:18, 21:2, 22:35, 23:17 20:12, 23:17 Montana State Hospital Employees, 7:4 *Meany, George (President, AFL-CIO), 2:10, Montana State Council #9, 7:4 2:20, 3:43, 5:1, 6:14, 6:35, 7:56, 9:21, Montreal (Canada) Trades and Labour Council, 10:26, 13:8, 13:13, 15:17, 15:29, 16:3, 17:7 16:35, 17:3, 20:14, 20:18-22, 20:24, 20:26-30, 20:34-35, 23:17, 23:29, 23:35 Moody, Joseph (Asst. General Counsel, Megel, Carl J. (President, American United States General Services Federation of Teachers), 16:36, 19:8, 20:1, Administration), 2:7 22:24 Moreland Commission, 2:9 Mergers (local union), 1:8, 1:11, 1:23-25, Morse-Kelley Minimum Wage Bills, 6:9, 1:28, 2:3, 2:6-7, 2:15, 3:4, 3:14, 13:13, 19:31 3:18-19, 3:22, 3:26, 3:32, 4:7-10, 4:13, Murray, Milton (Secretary-Treasurer, 4:20, 5:8, 5:11, 5:36, 5:48-49, 5:52, 6:2, Government and Civic Employees 6:26, 6:28, 7:29, 7:48, 7:53, 7:58, 8:1, Organizing Committee, CIO), 6:25, 16:34, 8:5, 8:12, 8:14, 8:23, 8:32, 9:2-6, 9:20, 20:35, 20:38 9:31, 10:22, 10:33, 10:39, 10:44, 11:21, Nanaimo (British Columbia, Canada) Labor 11:41, 11:50, 12:21, 12:23, 12:41, 12:44, Council, 9:9 13:6, 13:8-10, 14:9, 14:29, 14:67, 15:17, National Association for the Advancement of 18:9, 18:16, 18:18, 18:25, 21:39-40, 21:42 Colored People, 7:32-35, 8:32, 15:6, Between SEIU et al. unions, 13:2, 15:21, 16:12, 18:25, 22:50 15:19-20, 15:30, 16:4, 16:10, 18:21, National Association of Christians and Jews, 22:8-9 19:1, 19:3-4 Metal Polishers, Platers, Helpers Union, National Association of Housing and 1:2, 3:21 Redevelopment Officials, 1:23 Metal Trades Council, 5:19 National Committee Against Discrimination Michigan State Federation of Labor, 17:1, in Housing, 21:38 17:3 National Federation of Post Office Clerks, Michigan Labor Mediation Board, 4:15, 11:30, 18:37 16:15, 17:3, 17:6, 19:25 National Joint Board for Settlement of Miller, George (Congressman, D-CA), 16:35 Jursidictional Disputes — Building and Milliners’ Union, 3:39 Construction Industry, 5:54 Milwaukee (WI) Labor Press, 7:8, 22:48 National Labor Press of America, 20:12 Mine Mill & Smelter Workers Union, 6:3, National Labor Relations Act, 3:16, 6:13, 18:2 7:45, 8:29, 8:32, 9:12 Minneapolis (MN) Central Labor Union, 3:35, National Labor Relations Act — Amendments 5:31, 19:2 to, 3:22 Minnesota State Federation of Labor, 3:37, National Labor Relations Board, 1:9, 1:16, 5:31 1:23, 2:2, 2:5, 2:7, 2:9, 2:11, 2:16, 2:19, Miscellaneous Textile Workers Union, 19:22 3:5, 3:8-10, 3:16, 3:19, 3:21-22,

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3:26, 3:42-43, 4:7-8, 4:11, 4:13, 4:15, New York Hotel Trades Council, 6:10, 6:16 4:29-30, 5:5, 5:9, 5:21, 5:28, 5:52, 6:3, New York State Board of Mediation, 2:16, 6:15-16, 7:9, 7:30, 7:32, 7:49, 8:1, 8:12, 2:21, 8:24, 13:23-24 8:16, 8:29, 8:33, 8:37-40, 9:5, 9:11-13, New York State Department of Labor, 2:16, 9:24, 9:27, 9:35, 10:6, 10:18, 10:20, 8:18-19, 8:31, 15:9, 15:36, 16:3, 22:59 10:30-31, 10:37, 11:23, 11:27, 12:14, New York State Federation of Labor, 7:50, 12:22, 12:30, 13:7-8, 13:30, 16:7, 16:2, 16:18-19, 18:6-7 16:11-12, 16:21-23, 16:27, 16:29, New York State Labor Relations Act, 6:13 16:31-32, 16:34, 16:36, 17:1, 17:4, New York State Labor Relations Board, 18:10, 19:3, 19:10-11, 19:20-21, 19:28, 2:10, 2:12, 2:14, 2:19-20, 2:23, 3:6-8, 19:35, 19:38, 20:2, 20:17-18, 20:22, 3:26-28, 6:8, 6:15-16, 7:48, 8:23-24, 21:3-4, 21:39-40, 22:20, 22:56, 8:37, 11:4, 13:30, 14:61, 15:24, 16:1, 23:25-27 certification elections by, 16:3, 16:18-19, 16:21-22, 18:3, 18:5-10 3:37, 4:23, 6:15, 8:37, 8:40, 9:11-12, certification election by, 16:18, 16:21-22 13:6, 16:2 14:61, 18:36, 20:22 New York State Mediation Board, 16:19, decertification elections by, 7:58, 8:32, 16:22, 18:5, 18:8-10 8:38, 16:18, 19:28 New York State School of Industrial and National Labor Service, 16:5 Labor Relations — Cornell University, National Mediation Board, 2:7 16:20-21 New York State Union Label and Service National Steering Committee of the Trades Dept., 16:19 Negro-American Council, 7:35 Newspaper Guild, 3:42 National Union of Public Service Employees, Nixon, Richard M. (Vice President, United 10:54, 15:22, 15:24, 18:4, 18:11-12 States of America), 15:35 National Union of Public Employees, 9:9, *Nixon, Richard M. (Vice President United 10:54, 15:22, 15:28, 17:12, 18:3-4, 18:12, States of America), 23:7 National Urban League, 15:6, 16:2, 20:24, 23:41 Nkrumah, Kwame (Prime Minister, Ghana), Nebraska State Federation of Labor, 8:21 21:44 Nelson, Gaylord (Governor, D-WI), 14:82 Non-Ferrous Metals Council Convention, New Brunswick (NJ) Labour Relations Board, 5:19 22:41 No-Raiding Agreement/Pact, 3:4, 3:43, New Hampshire Race Track Employees Guild, 4:23, 6:25, 7:13, 7:33, 13:7-8, 15:13, 7:15 20:16-17, 20:19-20, 20:29, 20:31-32, New Jersey Guards Union, 8:37 20:34, 21:39 New Jersey Labor Herald, 21:40 No-Strike Pledge, 5:31 New Jersey State Department of Labor and North Carolina State Federation of Labor, Industry, 12:30 20:17 New Jersey State Federation of Labor, 6:24, North Chicago (IL) Labor Temple, 16:9 16:3, 16:23-24, 19:26, 19:28 North Chicago (IL) Refiners & Smelters New Jersey State Mediation Board, 12:45 Union, 5:28 New York City (NY) Central Trades & Labor Nova Scotia (Canada) Federation of Labour, Council, 7:11, 8:19 22:41 New York City (NY) Labor Nova Scotia (Canada) Labour Department, Bureau/Commissioner, 4:5 22:41 New York City (NY) Labor Relations Board, Ochwada, Arthur (General Secretary, East 7:12 African Federation of Building and

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Construction Workers Union), 22:26 2:18-19, 2:23, 3:9, 3:16, 3:19, 3:28, Office Employes International Union, 20:35 3:40, 3:42, 4:3, 4:24, 5:15, 5:22, 5:25, Ohio State Federation of Labor, 3:14, 5:27, 5:37, 5:54, 6:2-3, 6:14, 6:16, 7:6, 6:37-38, 8:9, 22:17 7:14, 8:16, 8:26, 8:35, 8:40, 9:14, Ohio Valley Trades & Labor Assembly, 5:12, 9:20-21, 9:27, 9:31-32, 10:17, 10:28, 15:14 10:43, 10:56, 11:5, 11:23, 12:45, 13:6, Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers 13:13, 13:21-22, 13:30, 15:17, 15:19-20, International Union, 22:24-26 15:34, 16:18-19, 16:27-28, 16:36, 17:1-2, Oklahoma State AFL-CIO, 23:19 17:8, 18:7, 18:10, 18:18, 18:21, 18:29, Oklahoma State Federation of Labor, 22:17 18:34-35, 19:3, 19:8-9, 19:13, 19:19-20, Ontario (Canada) Federation of Labour, 15:28, 19:22, 19:30, 20:1, 20:4, 22:15 18:4 Pinkerton Detective Agency, 2:9, 2:11-12, Ontario (Canada) Labour Relations Board, 2:15, 3:19, 3:39, 4:4, 4:29, 7:12, 7:40, 4:13-14, 15:24, 17:4, 18:3 decertification 8:37, 8:39-40, 11:4-5, 16:1-3, 16:31, by, 15:27 18:36, 19:35, 19:38 Operative Plasterers’ and Cement Masons’ Polish Americans, 19:35 International Association of the United Portland (OR) Central Labor Council, 3:19 States and Canada, 22:24 Portland (OR) Metal Trades Council, 3:19 Oregon Labor Press, 3:19 Printing and Pressmen’s Union, 6:1 Packing House Workers, 18:34 Production, Maintenance Service Employees, Pan American Games, 3:13 3:28 Paper Workers International Union, 3:14 Provincial Federation of Labour (Montreal, Pattern Bargaining, 3:37 Canada), 17:7-8 Patterson, James T. (Congressman, R-CT), Public Employee Anti-Strike Law, 3:35 15:35 Public Personnel Association, 1:16, 13:13 Pennsylvania Department of Labor, 20:2 Pulp and Sulphite Workers International, 10:46 Pennsylvania Federation of Labor, 3:42, Quebec (Canada) Federation of Industrial 7:40, 12:2, 14:7, 15:34, 20:1-4, 20:19, Unions, 17:8 23:3, 23:4 Quebec (Canada) Federation of Labour, 17:8, Pennsylvania Labor Record, 5:44 21:27 Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board, 20:2 Quesse, William (Son of SEIU Founder) Pennsylvania State Council of Public Racial Discrimination, 7:32-34, 10:20, 14:1, Empoyees, 11:52, 19:32-33, 21:42, 15:6, 15:21, 16:5 23:2, 23:4-5 Raids, alleged acts of, 1:32, 1:34, 2:7, 3:42-43, Pennsylvania State Labor Relations Board, 5:16, 5:31, 5:52, 6:9-10, 6:25, 7:37, 3:42-43, 10:40, 20:2, 20:4 7:48-49, 8:37, 9:27, 9:36-37, 10:20, 10:49, Pension Plans/Welfare Funds, 1:15, 2:1, 11:52, 12:10, 12:20-21, 12:28, 12:31, 2:9, 2:13, 2:16, 2:18-19, 2:21, 3:22, 12:33-34, 12:41, 13:7, 13:11, 14:67, 3:26, 4:4, 4:6, 4:13-15, 4:19-20, 4:23, 14:72, 15:4, 15:13, 15:18, 16:15, 16:20-21, 5:15-16, 5:28, 6:45-47, 7:45, 8:3, 9:20, 16:23-24, 16:31, 18:27-28, 18:30, 19:2, 9:35, 10:27, 10:36, 13:27, 14:29-30, 19:28, 19:40-42, 20:22, 20:28, 20:34, 17:5, 18:6, 20:30, 21:3-4, 21:17, 22:8, 21:39 22:10, 22:18, 22:43, 23:6, 23:33, 23:52 Railway Labor Act, 9:20, 12:10 Peoria (IL) Trades and Labor Assembly, 8:16 Railway Labor’s League, 20:14 Petrillo, James (President, American Federation of Musicians), 22:26 Randolph, Woodruff (President, International Picketing, 1:9, 1:14, 2:1, 2:5, 2:9, 2:14-15, Typographical Union), 22:25

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Representational Election, 1:9, 1:17, 2:14, San Francisco (CA) Labor Council, 13:13 3:5-8, 3:16, 3:19, 3:42-43, 4:13, 5:22, San Francisco (CA) Postal Workers Union, 11:30, 6:16, 6:26, 6:28, 7:58, 8:29, 9:14, 9:36, 18:37 11:35-36, 16:20, 19:24, 19:28 Sayre, Harry DeLoss (President, United Paper Research and Education Department, 3:34 Workers), 3:14 Retail Clerks International Association, Scabs. See Strike Breaking 13:30, 16:10 Schnitzler, William F. (Secretary-Treasurer, Retail Clerks International Union , 2:20, AFL-CIO), 2:5, 2:7, 3:37, 3:42-43, 4:23, 7:33, 9:11, 12:21, 19:10, 20:4, 20:19 7:13, 14:68, 14:77, 15:13, 15:22, 16:3, Retail Drug Union, 6:15 16:33, 20:14, 20:16-24, 20:26-30, 20:34, Retail, Wholesale and Department Store 21:40 Union, 3:28, 4:23, 9:27, 12:21, 12:45, Seafarers International Union, 17:7 15:15, 16:10, 18:9, 18:12, 20:22, 22:24 Seafood Workers Union, 18:30 Retirement Home for union members, 2:18 Seattle (WA) Central Labor Council, 9:20, Reuther, Roy (Brother of Walter), 4:14, 17:4 10:56 Reuther, Walter (President, United Automobile, Secondary Boycott, 2:19, 9:14, 13:8, 15:34 Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Segregation, 7:35 Workers of America), 20:12, 20:30 Semi-Monthly Payment of Wages Act *Reuther, Walter (President, United Automobile, (Canadian), 9:8 Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Senate Labor Bill, 5:6 Workers of America), 20:19, 22:26 Seniority, 5:9, 7:43, 9:16, 10:25, 10:27, Rhode Island Labor Relations Board, 18:29, 10:30-31, 11:23, 16:29-30, 17:3-6, 19:18 18:20, 18:34, 19:18, 19:21, 19:36, Rifkind, Simon, Esq., 2:8 19:38, 20:3-4, 23:20 Right-to-work, 1:8, 5:26, 7:4, 7:47, 9:10, SEIU, Committee on Bowling Alleys, 2:1, 10:34, 11:39, 11:43-44. 13:10, 15:18-19, 8:23, 10:52, 15:34 15:34, 16:7, 19:8-12, 19:39, 20:16, SEIU, Committee on Health, Welfare and 20:21, 20:24, 20:26, 21:3, 22:35, 23:10, Social Security, 1:1, 1:39, 2:5, 2:16, 3:39, 23:19, 23:46 3:42, 4:4, 4:31, 6:10, 7:41, 9:1, 12:13, Robert F. Wagner Collection, 2:8 12:21, 13:6, 15:34 Rochester (NY) Federation of Labor, 7:45 SEIU, Committee on Hotels and Apartment Rockefeller, Nelson A. (Governor, R-NY), Hotels, 1:1, 1:23, 6:9, 7:23, 15:34 7:50, 8:19 SEIU, Committee on Laws, 15:34 Rockford (IL) Federation of Labor, 10:50 SEIU, Committee on Public Schools, 1:14, Roosevelt, James (Congressman, D-CA), 1:20, 1:28-29, 1:31, 3:12, 3:36, 4:4, 5:8, 15:20 5:10, 5:17, 5:35, 5:37, 6:3, 6:20-21, 7:29, Rothman, Stuart (Solicitor, United States 8:22, 8:41, 9:32, 11:12, 11:21, 11:49, Department of Labor), 2:7 12:38, 12:41, 13:13, 14:7, 15:34 Ryan, Dan (President, Board of SEIU, Committee on Public Service Employees, Commissioners of Cook County, IL), 1:14, 1:20, 1:28-29, 1:31, 3:12, 3:36, 4:4, 3:12-13, 21:35 5:8, 5:10, 5:17, 5:35, 5:37, 6:3, 6:20-21, St. Louis (MO) Labor Council, 18:17-18, 18:21 7:29, 8:22, 8:41, 9:32, 11:12, 11:49, St. Paul (MN) Labor Assembly, 19:1 12:38, 12:41, 13:13, 14:7, 15:34 St. Paul (MN) Trades and Labor Assembly, SEIU, Committee on Race Tracks, 7:48, 9:34, 3:37, 5:31 10:21, 10:25, 10:58, 15:34 San Francisco (CA) Building Trades Council, SEIU, Committee on Window Cleaners, 1:2, 3:10 3:1, 3:22, 5:44, 6:37, 8:30, 11:51, 15:34

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