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National Union of Railwaymen DNUR (Formerly Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants) Pontypridd No. 2 Branch 1910-1946 Minute Books DNUR1/i 1910-1914 DNUR1/ii 1921-1925 DNUR1/iii 1925-1929 DNUR1/iv 1929-1931 DNUR1/v 1931-1933 DNUR1/vi 1933-1936 DNUR1/vii 1936-1940 DNUR1/viii 1940-1946 [8 vols] Pontypridd No. 1 Branch DNUR/1/2 Minute Book 1943-1946 [1 vol] Pontypridd Branch 1946-1963 [Formed by the amalgamation of branches no. 1 and 2 in 1946] Minute Books DNUR/1/3/i 1946-1949 DNUR/1/3/ii 1949-1955 DNUR/1/3/iii 1955-1959 DNUR/1/3/iv 1959-1963 DNUR/1/3/v 1963-1971 DNUR/1/3/vi Feb 1972-Aug 1979 DNUR/1/3/vii Aug 1979-Jan 1984 [7 vols] Balance Sheets DNUR1/4/i 1912 DNUR1/4/ii 1913 DNUR1/4/iii 1921 DNUR1/4/iv 1923 DNUR1/4/v 1925 DNUR1/4/vi 1926 [6 papers] DNUR1/5/i-xii Receipts, correspondence and circulars 1913-1933 [12 papers] DNUR1/6 The 1919 Railway Strike and the Settlement of January nd c.1920 1920, by Arthur J. Thatcher, n.d, c. 1920 [1 booklet; printed] ©Glamorgan Record Office National Union of Railwaymen DNUR DNUR2/1/i-lx Forms relating to membership of the N.U.R., incl. 1931-1967 Transfers to and from Pontypridd branch and benefit funds [60 cards] DNUR2/2 Rules of the Benevolent Fund of the Pontypridd branch, 1914 N.U.R. [1 card] DNUR2/3 Rules of the Distress Fund of the Pontypridd and Hafod branches, N.U.R [1 card] DNUR2/4 Circular letter of 3 May 1939 from N.U.R South Wales 3 May 1939 and Monmouthshire District Council to delegates, reporting minutes of a special conference of L.M.S Signalmen at Cardiff, 30 April 1939 [1 paper] DNUR2/5 Report by the South Wales and Monmouthshire District May 1939 Council on the annual meeting of the South Wales Regional Council of Labour [1 file; paper] DNUR2/6 Agenda for the quarterly meeting of the South Wales and 1939 Monmouthshire District Council of the N.U.R., to be held in Cardiff, May 1939 [Includes minutes of: district council annual meeting, Feb 1939; executive committee meeting, Feb 1939; and other committee meetings and conferences, 1939] [1 booklet] DNUR2/7 Conditions of Service of Conciliation Grades 1920 [1 booklet] DNUR2/8 Rules of the Taff Vale Railway Employees Accident 1934 Fund [1 booklet] DNUR2/9 Railways Act, 1921 1921 [1 booklet] ©Glamorgan Record Office National Union of Railwaymen DNUR Llantrisant Branch The National Union of Railwaymen was formed in 1913 by the amalgamation of three earlier railwaymen’s organisations, the best documented of which, the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, was founded in 1872. DNUR3/1/1 Llantrisant branch, ASRS, minute book, 1874-1891 10 Jan 1874-10 May 1891 [The volume records the founding of the Llantrisant branch, and lists names, ages, occupations and addresses of the first 400 branch members, 1874-1896. It was on display at NUR headquarters, Unity House, London, during 1987] National Union of Railwaymen, Llantrisant branch These papers were enclosed in the minute book reference DNUR3/1/1 DNUR3/1/2 Extract from agreement on system for assessing work done 20 Mar 1920 by signalmen to establish rates of pay, appendix O to agreement of 20 Mar. 1920 [1 file; typescript] DNUR3/1/3 Statement issued by Swansea Joint Strike Committee, 9 May 1926 representing RCA, ASLEF and NUR, 9 May 1926 [The statement, with the name of Dupree, secretary of the Swansea branch NUR, appended, includes the following paragraph: ‘Judas sold Jesus for some pieces of silver and then went and hung himself. The Joint Strike Committee would be delighted to supply the rope necessary for the worms that still remain in to go and do likewise’] [1 paper; typescript] DNUR3/1/4 Audited account of Whist drives held at Pontyclun and 1943 Llanharry in aid of the Orphan Fund, 1943 [Endorsed on Great Western Railway headed paper] [1 paper; typescript] DNUR3/1/5 Correspondence and application form, Arthur Morgan, 6-13 Jan 1946 15 School Street, Pontyclun, to the Chief Constable, Glamorgan Constabulary, requesting permission for a street collection in aid of the NUR Orphan Fund, at Brynsadler, Cowbridge, Cross Inn, Llanharan, Llanharry, Llantrisant, Miskin, Pontyclun and Talbot Green [4 papers; typescript] DNUR3/2/1 Minute Book, 26 July 1925-24 Nov 1939 1925-1939 [1 vol] ©Glamorgan Record Office National Union of Railwaymen DNUR DNUR3/2/2,3 Minute books, 19 Nov 1950- 1 Nov 1982 1950-1982 [2 vols] DNUR3/3 Register of members, Cowbridge branch, ASRS 1875-1918 [1 vol] DNUR3/4/1 Register of members, Cowbrigde, later Llantrisant branch, 1875-1976 NUR [1 vol] DNUR3/X/1 Menu for lunch given by the Chairman of Mid Glamorgan 4 Dec 1987 County Council, County Councillor Cliff Richards, on the occasion of the presentation to the Glamorgan Archive Service of the NUR, Llantrisant branch, minute book, by J. Knapp, Esq., General Secretary of the NUR [For Llantrisant minute book see DNUR3/1] [1 card; printed] DNUR4/1,2 Badge of ASRS, n.d., c.1910 nd c.1910 Makers: Tutill of London [1 badge; metal, with ribbon] DNUR4/2 Badge of NUR, n.d., c.1930 nd., c.1930 [1 badge; metal] Postcard of a stained glass mural depicting the history DNUR4/3 of the NUR unveiled at Unity House, London 1983 [1 postcard] DXGC116 Register of names and addresses of members of c.1930-1960 the Penarth number 1 branch [1 vol] ©Glamorgan Record Office .
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