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PART 1

The Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO Collection

30 Manuscript Boxes

Processed: July, 1966 Accession Number 53By: PB

The papers of Wayne County AFL-CIO were deposited with the Labor History Archivesin February 1963 by Wayne County Council.

The Wayne County AFL-CIO is the central organization for all AFL-CIO unions thathave locals in Wayne County. This organization has grown along with the rise inunionization in the Detroit area. The leadership of Frank Martel was particularlysignificant in gaining acceptance of unions by the larger community. When thelocal unions supported it, the County organization was very important in offeringfinancial assistance to organizing drives, in ending factional and jurisdictionaldisputes, and in supporting political candidates.

The Wayne County AFL-CIO Collection covers the period from 1918 to 1948.

Important subjects are:

Sit-Down Strikes 1930's

Formation of the CIOWorld War II Government PoliciesAttitudes toward Soviet Union, CommunismDepression

Among the correspondents are:

Frank Martel, Sidney Hillman, Upton Sinclair, Huey Long, Henry Ford II,W i ll i am Green, Harry Truman.

Governors: Fred Green, William Comstock, Murray D. VanWagoner, Harry Kelly,Frank Fitzgerald, Alex Groesbeck, Kim Sigler, G. Mennen Williams,Laren D. Dickinson, Frank Murphy

Senators: Arthur Vandenburg, Homer Ferguson, Prentis Brown, James Couzens.

Description of Series

Series I AFL Office Files, 24 Boxes, p. 2Arranged alphabetically by subject

Series II CIO Office Files, 6 Boxes, p. 13Arranged alphabetically by subject

PART 2 begins on page 19

PART 3 begins on page 35

Part 1

THE WAYNE COUNTY AFL-CIO COLLECTION

Series I

Box 1, Affiliation Applications 1939-1947

American Civil Liberties Union 1930-1935American Youth Congress 1935American Legion 1932-1935American Wage Earners Protective Conference 1929Anti-National Orgins League 1928Apprenticeship Training Council 1938-1941Army Air Show 1942Army Air Show 1944Asbestos Workers - International UnionAthletic Association - Federation of Labor 1942-1948Attorney General - Michigan 1944Auditor General - Michigan 1942Bakers International Union 1935-1942Barbers International Union 1933-1954Blood Bank Committee 1943-1950Boulevard Building - purchase of 1947Budget Bureau, Detroit 1930-1947Bills - 1948 StatementsBindery Workers International Union 1939-1942Brewery Workers, International Union 1939-1949Brick and Clay Workers International Union 1936-1945Building Services Employees International Union 1941-1944Buildings and Safety Engineering - Detroit 1932-1948Carpenters and Joiners International Union 1937-1949Chambers of Commerce - Michigan 1934Christmas Bonus, Federation of Labor 1942-1948Circuit Court Commissioners 1937-1948Circuit Court Judges 1938-1947Civil Service, Detroit 1930-1948Civil Service, Michigan 1936-1946Citizens Research CommitteeClooney, Congressman Robert H. 1931-1932Clothing Workers, Amalgamated 1943-1946Committee For Modification of the Volstead Act, 1931Communist Party 1926-1930Communism 1930'sComstock, William 1932-1933CI0-PAC 1944Constitutional Revision, Michigan 1941Coopers International Union 1937-1944Coroner, Wayne County 1937-1947

Box 2, Correspondence, Letters of Introduction 1937-1950Correspondence, Miscellaneous 1916-1948 and undated (24 folders)

Box 3, Correspondence and Directives to Local Unions 1941-1948Correspondence, Congressmen and Senators 1943-1948Correspondence, Upton Sinclair 1933Correspondence, State Representatives and Senators 1936-1947Correspondence Panels Secretary (old office of War Info.) 1943-1946Coughlin, Charles E. 1933-1935 Crowley, M i l n e r 1935 Crusader,White Shirts 1934

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(Box 3 cont.)

Dacey, Vincent 1929-1931Dairy Products Co. 1933Dearborn, Michigan 1941-1950Democratic Clubs, United-Wayne Co. 1943-1947Democratic Party, 1932-1935Democratic State Central Committee 1946-1947Detroit Bar Association 1935Detroit, City of 1928-1934Detroit Daily, TheDetroit Free Press 1929-1931Detroit Industrial Relations Office - Army Air Force 1944-1945Detroit Open Forum 1934Detroit Security and Trust Co. 1929Detroit Times 1929-1935Detroit Victory Council 1943-1945Direct Credits Study 1933Donnelly, Leo C. M.D. 1932-1934

Box 4, "E" Miscellaneous 1936East DetroitEconomic Club of Detroit - AF of L Speaker, April 18, 1936Education Committee 1931-194818 Year Old Vote Committee 1943-1944Election; Federation of Labor 1946Election; Board of Directors; Federation of Labor 1945Election Committee 1939-1948Electrical Workers, International Union 1936-1943Electrification, Rural 1945Eloise Hospital 1931-1935Employees, Federation of Labor - Payroll Data 1947-1948Ewald, Robert G. 1929-1931Executive Club, Trade Union 1945-1949Executive Council - AFL - National 1945Executive Orders 1941-1943"F" MiscellaneousFair Employment Practices, Metropolitan Council On 1944-1947Fenner, Clyde V. 1933-1934Ferguson, Senator Homer 1943-1947The 50 M i l l i o n for Economic LibertyFlag Week 1943-1944Flint Labor News 1939-1945Fljozdal, F.H. 1933-1934Finck Overall Co. 1933-1934Fischer, Carl 1932-1933Fitzgerald, Frank 1935Ford Motor Co. 1930-1945Foreign Policy Association 1944-1947Foreman’s Association of America 1947Fram, Leon 1931-1934Fraternal Order of Eagles 1930-1933French, Albert, M.D. 1930-1931Fur Workers - International Union 1936-1942

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Box 5, "G" Miscellaneous 1938-1948Gaelic League 1944-1948Gardner, Roy 1941-1947Garrulity, Richard 1930Gas Station Attendants 1933Gasoline and Tire Rationing 1942General Motors 1935-1946Googe, George L. (AFL Rep. 1948)Government Employees International Union 1937-1948Granite Processors International Union 1937-1948Great Lakes Construction Co. 1932Green, Fred 1927-1930Green Duck Co. 1934Groesbeck, Alex J. 1933-1946"H" Mi seellaneousHamtramck 1934-1948Hatters, Cap and Millinery International Union 1936-1948Hayes, Edward 1937-1946Hearing - (special) Detroit Common Council 1918Hendry George Foundation 1932-1934Highland Park, City of, 1929-1935Highway Department - Michigan 1934-1943Home Owners Loan Corporation 1933-1934Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Union 1941-1948"I" Miscellaneous 1947-1948Immigration 1926-1939Inter-American Affairs 1941-1944Inter-American Center, Detroit 1943-1946International Labor News 1931-1935"J" Mi seellaneousJackson Prison 1929-1935Jayne, Ira 1929-1935Jeffries, EdwardJewish War Veterans 1938-1941"K" Miscellaneous 1934-1948Karwich, Leo G. 1933"Knudson Day" June 21, 1945Kopacz, Hazel 1934-1935Kronk, John A. 1944-1947Kroon Case 1934

Box 6, "L" Miscellaneous 1937-1948Laboie, E.P. 1929-1930Labodie Collection - U of M 1940-1947Labels Committee 1944-1948Labor Day 1935Labor Mediation Board, Michigan 1939-1948Labor News Articles (Detroit) 1947Labor News Correspondence (Detroit) 1944-1948Labor News - Financial Reports 1943-1948Labor Press Association 1939-1948Labor Relations Act 1939Labor TempleLabor Temple StockholdersLabor Temple Stockholder's MeetingsLabor Temple Company - 1920 Audit

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Box 7, Labor's League for Political Education 1947-1948

LLPE - Account Receipts 1948Labor's Non-Partisan League 1934-1937 (3 folders)Ladies Garment Workers International Union 1948Ladies Handbags and Novelties International Union 1943-1948Landon, Alf. M.Langer, Senator Wi11iam 1947-1948Laundry Workers International Union 1941-1942Lawrence, Howard 1931-1933League of Nations 1930-1932Lee and Brown Case 1935Legal OpinionsLegal Record 1934-1937Legislative Bulletins 1947-1948Legislature, State Association for Balanced 1940Lesinski, Congressman John 1937-1944Letter Carriers National ConventionLibrary Commission 1941-1947Lithographers International Union 1945Liquor Control Commission 1922-1941Livingston Channel (Detroit River) 1932-1933Local Union Meetings 1943-1948Local Unions - Michigan 1936-1948Local Unions - Out of State 1937Long, Senator Huey P. 1933Loughud, Charles E. 1945-1948

Box 8, "M" Miscellaneous 1931-1948Maccabees 1930-1934MacDowell, R. 1943MacFadden, Barnarr 1934Machinists International Union 1941-1947Macomb Co. Board of Supervisors 1945Manley, Thomas J. - Superintendent of Co. Building 1942-1943Marshall Plan 1946-1947Martel, Frank (4 folders)Maupin, Roy 1932McKinley, Judge John 1932McNamara, Patrick V. 1946Meade Committee 1945Meat Cutters and Butchers International Union 1944-1947Mechanics Educational Society of America 1933-1934Mediation Committee 1938Medical Center 1945Medical Society - Wayne Co. 1929-1935Meetings and Invitations 1937-1940Melancon; Bishop of Quebec 1943-1944Mercy Hall 1945-1948Metal Engravers International Union 1947Metal Polishers and Buffers International UnionMetal Trades DepartmentMexico - Conference of Workers 1939Michigan BellMichigan Committee on Civil RightsMichigan Compensation 1939Michigan Credit UnionMichigan Federation of Labor 1928-1948 (6 folders)Michigan Labor Committee to Combat Intolerance 1947

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Box 9, Michigan Merit System Association 1937-1939Michigan Society of Municipal Planning Officials 1947Michigan, Sales Taxes 1946-1948Michigan, Secretary of State 1937-1948Michigan, State of 1927-1935 (3 folders)Michigan Survey 1943Michigan Unemployment Comp. Commission 1938-1948 (6 folders)Milk Marketing Act 1941Miller, Guy 1934Moulders' International 1941-1947

Box 10, Minutes: DFL; 1920-1943 (21 folders)

Box 11, Montgomery Ward Strike 1944Moral Rearmament 1942-1943Morrison, Frank Morrison,Herbert 1936Moses, Robert (Park Commissioner N.Y.) 1943Mother's Pensions 1938-1940 Mundt-Nixon B i l l1948 Municipal Finance Committee Murphy,George 1935-1947 Murphy, Frank 1929-1947 (8folders) Murphy, Justice Portrait Commission1944-1945 Murray-Kilgore B i l l 1944 "N"Miscellaneous 1940-1948 Nagle, John C.National Bank of Detroit 1940-1948 National Committeeto Abolish the Poll Tax 1944-1948 National Committeefor Labor Palestine 1948 National Committee forTrade Recovery 1932-1934

Box 12, National Labor Relations Act 1935-1945National Labor Relations Board 1933-1934National Lawyers Guild 1938-1948National Planning Association 1944-1945National Recovery Act 1934-National Retail Dry Goods Association 1932National Rivers and Harbors Congress 1946-1948National Service Act 1944National Youth Administration 1935-1943National Women's Trade Union League of America 1928National Women's Trade Union League of America 1930Navy, US 1942-1944Negro File 1936-1947Neisner Brothers Inc. 1931Nelson, Donald, (Dinner) June 5, 1944New Years Eve Committee 1946New Years Eve Committee 1947New Years Eve Committee 1948Newspaper Clippings and Handbills 1930'sNewspaper Guild-CIO 1943-1944Newspapers 1919-1940Newspapers 1941-1942Newspapers 1943-1944Newspapers 1945-1948

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(Box 12 cont.)

Newton Packing Co. 1937Non-Partisan Judiciary 1934Northville Training School 1936-1943Nurses - Visiting Nurse Association 1944"0" MiscellaneousO'Brien, George - CongressmanO'Brien, Patrick H 1932-1935Occupational Diseases 1935-1937O'Connor, Daniel 1933Officials of Local Unions (listing 20 said officials)Office Buildings 1947Office Employees' International UnionOffice of Civil Defense 1942-1943

Box 13, Office of Defense Transportation 1942-1943Office of Price Administration, Washington D.C. 1942-1946OPA - Labor Advisory Committee 1943OPA - Local Circulars and Forms 1943OPA - Local Correspondence 1942-1945OPA - Local Ration Board AppointmentsOffice of Production Management 1941-1942O'Hara, Elmer B. 1928-1933Old Age Committees 1929-1932Old Age Pension 1931Old Colony Bar 1944-1946Olympic Association 1947-1948Organization - Committee on 1944-1949Organizers 1941Oriole Terrace 1936Osteopathic Doctors 1943-1946"P" MiscellaneousPainters and Decorators international 1947-1948Paper Makers 1933-1938Parks and Boulevards Department 1922-1944Pasioe, C.W. 1942-1947Passage, Robert 1944Patton, George 1931-1932Payroll Tax 1% 1943Peace, Study of 1943Pension Committee 1943-1946People's Forum 1931The Peoples Lobby 1930-1934Per Capita Tax 1930-1950Perrone, Sam 1944Person, Seymour H. 1931-1933Personal Property TaxPhilippine Republic 1942Pilkington, Robert 1944Pilkington, Robert H. 1931-1932Pillar, PNK Assistant Labor Commissioner of Trauancore IndiaPlanning Commission - Detroit Regional 1944-1947Pokorney, Edward 1932-1933

Box 14, Poland 1944-1947Police Department 1920-1947

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Political Action Committee (paid bills-1947 election)PAC (paid bills, 1947 election)Political Groups 1930-1935Polk Case 1928Post Office 1930-1948Post War Forum, AF of L 1944Post War Planning CommissionPottery Workers International Union 1935-1955Printers Union 1920Prison Commission 1925-1945Prison Committee 1926-1929Proposed Legislation, City of Detroit 1945Prosecuting AttorneyProsecuting Attorney, Civil Division 1945-1948Prosecuting Attorney, OpinionsPublic Lighting Commission 1936-1939Public Ownership League of America 1931Public Utilities Commission 1939Public Works 1932-1948Public Works Act 1935-1940Pugh-Blond

Box 15, "R" MiscellaneousRabaut, Louis C. Congressman 1937-1943Race Track Cashiers International Union 1945-1947Radio 1930Radio Committee 1940-1945Radio Stations 1936-1942Radio Station WCFL 1928-1936Radio Talks 1931-1942Railway and Steamship Clerks, International 1947Rapid Transit Commission 1938-1944Reading, Richard W. 1938-1939Real Estate 1937Receiving Hospital - Dr. OlsenReconstruction Finance Corporation 1932-1933Recorders Court 1935-1948Reid, Clarence (State Senator 1947)Reifin, Harry 1945-1948Relief Funds 1926-1931Religion and Labor CommissionRent Control 1942-1945Rent Study Commission 1940-1947Republican Convention 1932-1933Republican Party 1946Resolutions 1934-1940

Box 16, Richanback, Major Sol. 1943-1944Rickel Malt Co. 1939-1940Rickenbacker, Captain Eddie 1943-1944Riverfront Development 1940-1941Roosevelt, Franklin D. 1934-1944Roosevelt, Selective Service Law (proposed 1944)Roosevelt, 1945Rose year, William B. 1932

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(Box 16 cont.)

Roundtable of Catholics, Jews and Protestants 1940-1948Rouse, Leon 1929Royal Oak Consumers 1936Rubber Substitutes 1942-1943Rushton, Herbert C., Attorney General - Judge Carr's Grand Jury 1943Ruskin, Dr. I.W.Russia 1942-1947Russian War Relief Commission 1941-1946"S" Miscellaneous 1934-1948Sadowski, Congressman George G. 1934-1948Sage, Robert 1930-1934Sallan Jewelers 1933Salvation ArmySanitation Council 1944"Saturday Night" 1933Seal1en, John P. 1932-1935Schaefer, Leo 1931-1932Schemanski, Frank 193'Schrenk, Louis 1937Schwartz, Frank 1936-1939Scottsboro DefenseSeafarer's International Union 1941-1942Selective Service Administration 1940-1942(Clearing House Committee) Selective Service System 1941SSS - Reemployment Committee 1941Selfridge Field 1930-1948Sheet Metal Workers International Union 1942Sheriff's Office - Wayne County 1940-1946Shurly, Dr. Burt 1937Sigler, Governor Kim 1947-1949Sister Kenny Foundation Inc.

Box 17, Slatton, W i l l i a m 1948Slavin, Harry 1946Smith, Gerald LK 1945Smith, Mayor John W. 1924-1931Smith-Connally Anti-Strike Bill1942 Social Security 1936-1948Social Security Committee of Detroit and W. Co. 1944-1945Social Security and MUCC 1936-1941Socialist PartySocialist Party 1932-1935Society of Designing Engineers 1935Sojourner Truth Housing Project 1941-1942Solicitors 1939Soviet Russia 1921-1934Spolonski, Jake 1936-1937"Square Deal" - Kalamazoo 1936-1938St. Paul Plan 1941Standard Oil Co. 1929-1935State Police, Michigan 1922-1947State and local Federation 1937-1942State Federations of Labor 1945-1947Frank Steele 1931-1934Store ManagersStreet Railways 1926-1948 (5 folders)Strike Breakers 1935-1937Strike Fund 1937-1942 (4 folders)

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Box 18, Stroh's Brewery 1934Student Engineers 1929Subsidy Program 1943-1944Sugar, Maurice 1928-1942Sunny Side Service 1933Supervisors: Wayne County Board of Supervisors (9 folders, 1933-1948)"T" Miscellaneous 1933-1948Taft-Hartley Act 1947-1948Tashmoo Transit 1933Tax Study Committee 1948Taylor Committee for Equal Justice 1945Teachers International Union 1941-1946Teachers Organizational Fund Committee 1944-1948Teamsters International Union 1939Telegrapher's Union 1941-1945Telephone Employees 1947Theaters 1927-1932Theatrical Agents International Union 1942-1944

Box 19, Thorpe, W i l l i a m L. 1933-1935 TobinCaseToledo Central Labor Union 1940Toledo Plan for Industrial Peace 1936 TobaccoWorkers International 1946Trade Agreements 1940Traffic Safety 1942-1946Treasury Department - Defense and War Bond Drives 1942-1944Treasury Department - Miscellaneous CorrespondenceTrendle, George 1927-1939Tripp-Bonine Law 1947Truman, President Harry S. 1948Trustee Reports 1946-1947Tuberculosis and Health Society 1947-1948Tuttle, Judge Arthur 1933-1934Typographical Union International 1931-1948 (7 folders)"U" Miscellaneous 1930-1946Unemployed Citizens League of Michigan 1933Unemployment 1931-1943Unfair Concerns 1927-1942 (3 folders)"Unfair List" 1945

Box 20, Union League of Michigan 1931Union Printing Company - Correspondence 1936-1948"Union Progress in Michigan"; Beurman-Marshal1 Co. 1937UAW - First ConventionUnited Brass and Aluminum Co. - Port Huron 1945United Fund 1943-1946United Health and Welfare Fund of Michigan 1947-1948United Mine Workers 1934-1946United States Daily 1930University of Michigan 1934-1947 (3 folders)University of Michigan - Conference on Higher Education 1945"V" Miscellaneous 1936-1938Van Antwerp, Eugene 1932-1948Van Wagner, Murray D. 1933-1948VanZile, Donald 1932

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(Box 20 cont.)

Vandenberg, Senator Arthur 1929-1948Veterans Administration-Detroit Office 1947Veterans Committee 1944-1948Veterans of Foreign Wars 1936-1946

Box 21, Veterans Hospital at Dearborn 1944Veterans Re-employment RightsVeterans "Serviceman's Readjustment Act" 1948Victory Food Committee 1943Visiting Housekeeper Association 1941-1942Vocational Training in Industrial Plants"W" Miscellaneous 1929-1948Wabeek State Bank of Detroit 1943-1945Wade, Frank 1930-1935Wage Claims, City of Detroit 1943Wage and Hour Division 1934-1947Wage Scales 1922-1938Wage Scales and Rates 1937-1940Wage Survey Data 1945-1946Wagner Connery B i l l 1933-1935Wagner-Murray-Dingell B i l l 1944-1946Walsh-Healy B i l l 1935-1936Wall ore, Henry A. 1943-1948Walters, George A. 1927-1932War Miscellaneous 1942-1947War 1937-1941War DepartmentsWar Labor Boards, (local) 1942-1945War Labor Board, (national) 1942

Box 22, War Labor Board - casesBowling Proprietors Association 1945Hotel Case 1944Patternmakers Case 1945

War Manpower Commission 1944-1945 (4 folders)War Production Board

8ox 23, Warehouse Employees 1934Water Commissioners 1932-1941Wayne County Board of Health 1945-1948Wayne County Employee's Retirement System 1947Wayne County General Hospital 1946-1948Wayne County OfficialsWayne County Road CommissionWayne University Labor Institute 1943-1948Ways and Means Committee 1943-1947Welfare Committee 1936-1938Welfare Department 1932-1945West Side Human Relations Council Inc. 1944Western High School 1936Whipple, Mrs. Ruth Huston 1943-1949White Star Baking Co. 1931Wieselburg, Paul 1938-1941Williams, G. Mennen (Banquet) 1948Wilson CreameryWolverine Brewery 1934

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(Box 23 cont.)

Women's Auxiliaries of Labor 1934-1947Women's International League for Peace 1946-1948Women's League, High Cost of Living 1935Worcester Labor News 1944Workers Alliance 1935-1938Workers Educational Bureau 1929-1931Workers Education Bureau of America 1936-1948Workers Health Bureau 1928Workman’s Compensation Act 1928-1945

Box 24, WPA 1935-1936WPA 1937-1942WPA Michigan 1938-1942World Congress Against War 1932-1933Wyandotte Veterans Rehabilitation Committee 1944"Y" MiscellaneousYouth Committee; Youth Forum Planning Committee 1948Youth Service; Detroit Council for 1945-1948Ypsilanti State Hospital 1943Yugoslav Relief 1945-1946"Z" Miscellaneous Zimmerman, Morton 1941-1948Zitso, Anthony 1943-1944Zoning Appeals Detroit 1945-1948Zynda Brewery

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SERIES II - CIO FILES

Box 25, AF of LBrewery Workers 1948British LabourBrightmoor JournalCalifornia - Ham and Egg LegislationCCFCIO News (national editions)CIO PACCIO PAC Executive BoardCIO PAC News (local)CIO PAC News (national)CIO (Phil Murray) ReleasesCIO Political Action NewsCIO Wayne County CouncilCity ClerkCivil Service - StateCommon CouncilCommunist PartyCongress - General (2 folders)Congressmen - GeneralCongressmen - Voting Record

Box 26, Constitutional RevisionConstitution and By-Laws Progress Labor LeagueConvention Material - Unity Committee League, April 22-23 1944Co-ops Correspondence1948Credit UnionsDearbornDetroit Citizens LeagueDetroit Bureau of Government ResearchDies CommitteeDoll, Tracy M. - PACEhrlich-AlterEcorseElection CommissionExecutive Orders FDRFarm BureauFarmers - GeneralFarmers Union of MichiganFlintForm Letters - Research DepartmentFreedom HouseGratiot TownshipGrosse PointeHamtramck ElectionsHighland Park Elections February 16, 1942Hillman SpeechesHome Rule 1942HousingHousing - Detroit andHousing - LocalHutcheson, W i l l i a m (AFL)Judges (record of activities)

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Kiplinger Newsletter August II, 1943 to April 21, 1945"Know Your Public Officials"Labor EditorialsLabor Party InformationLaws of the State of Michigan

Box 27, LegislationLegislative Letters on Bills - TextLewis, MurrayLiquor Control CommissionLocal 7 editionsLocal's Papers (newsprint)Macomb County - GeneralMapsMichigan Commonwealth FederationMichigan - CIO Office Workers ContractMichigan-Social Insurance CommissionMilk Legislation - (dairy workers)Miscellaneous 1948Murry Releases - Political ActionNational Association of ManufacturersNegro PapersNegroesNew RepublicNewspapers (local)Oakland CountyOrdinances (Detroit)PetitionsPhotostatsPAC 1946PAC National Press ReleasesPolitics - International PostwarEra Progressive Labor League 1944

Box 28, Press Releases 1944P.M.ReadingReapportionmentsRedford RecordReports (Annual League of Officers)Resolutions (2 folders)Region 6 Releases - Political ActionRickenbacker, Captain EddieSchool BoardSocial Welfare BoardSocialist PartyState Senators and RepresentativesTaxesTax Bills and ClippingsTownsend Plan - Old AgeTownships - ElectionsUAW ConventionUnion for Democratic ActionUnited Mine Workers

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Box 29, USO ActivitiesUSO Correspondence 1942-1944USO Correspondence 1945USO Budget 1944-1946USO Hostesses - application, references, correspondence 1944-1945 (3 folders)USO Hostesses - pass cards, attendance listsUSO Percy Jones Hospital Entertainment Program - 1945-1946 (4 folders)

Box 30, Voting Records (national)Voting Records (state) War Labor Board"Wayne County Employee"Wayne County - AuditorsWayne County - Board of SupervisorsWayne County - Clerk's OfficeWayne County - Circuit Court CommissionWayne County - Common Pleas Court Wayne County - Probate CourtWayne County - Recorders CourtWayne County - Registrar of DeedsWayne County - Sheriffs OfficeWayne County Council: Minutes of Greater Detroit District and Wayne County

Council 1937-1941 (3 folders)Wayne County Industrial Union Council 1947-1948"Wayne Political Outlook"White Collar WorkersWilkie, Wendell

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Subject Index

Alien workers, 16Alien workers: Canadian, 1, 2, 5, 14, 20;

Chinese, 5; registration, 1, 4, 20Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 1Amalgamated Lithographers of America, 7Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Work

men of North America, 8American Civil Liberties Union, 1American Federation of Government

Employees, 5American League Against War and Fascism, 8American Legion, 1American Youth Congress, 1Anti-strike legislation, 6, 17Anti-war sentiment. See World War II: anti-

war sentimentApprentice training, 1Association of Theatrical Agents and

Managers, 18Auto Workers Union, 1Automobile and Air Craft Workers Union, 2Automobile industry: AFL federal unions, 2

Bakery and Confectionary Workers InternationalUnion of America, 1

Blacks: AFL discrimination, 8; discrimination,12; housing discrimination, 17; housingintegration, 3; World War II employment, 3.See also Detroit: Sojourner Truth HousingProject

Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Em-ployees, 4

Brotherhood of Railway and SteamshipClerks, 5

Building Service Employees InternationalUnion, 1

Canadian alien workers. See Alien workers:Canadian Child labor legislation, 2

Civil Rights Congress of Michigan, 8Commercial Telegrapher's Union, 18Communism: AFL policy, 1, 8 Communistparty. See Mundt-Nixon Bill

(1948) Communist Party of Michigan,25 Congress, 25 Coopers InternationalUnion of North

America, 1

*Numbers given are box numbers.

Coughlin, Rev. Charles E., 2, 3, 8;use of non-union labor, 3, 8

Crusader White Shirts, 3

Detroit: Greater Detroit District Council,30; Public LightingCommission, 14; Public Works Dept.,14;" Receiving Hospital, 15; Recorder'sCourt, 15; riverfront development,16.; Sojourner Truth Housing Project,17, 27; street railways, 14, 17;subway proposal, 15; unemployment, 5;urban improvement, 13

Detroit Labor News, 6, 19Detroit libraries, 7Detroit Police Dept.: labor harrassment

charges, 14Dearborn, Mich.: city government, 3Domestic employment; standards, 5

Elections. See National elections

Fair Employment Practices, 4Fascism, 8Ford hunger march, 1, 4Ford Motor Co.: labor policy (1928). 9;

Liberty Legion of America, 6Frankensteen, Richard: mayoral candidacy

, 4

Government employees: right to organize,12

The Granite Cutters' InternationalAssociation, 5

Great Depression, 1, 2, 11

Hotel and Restaurant Employees' In-ternational Alliance, 5

Immigration. See Alien workersInternational Brotherhood of Book-

binders, 1International Brotherhood of Electrical

Workers, 4International Brotherhood of Firemen

and Oilers, 16International Brotherhood of Paper

Makers, 13

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International Brotherhood of Teamsters:Martel arbitration dispute, 18 International

Council of Office EmployeeUnions, 12

International Fur Workers' Union, 4International Ladies Handbag, Luggage,

Belt and Novelty Workers Union, 7International Metal Engravers Union, 8International Molders and Foundry Wor

kers Union of North America, 9International Typeographical Union, 19International Union of United Brewery,

Flour, Cereal, Soft Drink and Distillery Workers of America, 1, 25

The Journeymen Barbers' InternationalUnion, 1

Labor education, 4, 23Labor League for Political Education

(Mich.), 7Labor legislation, 2, 3, 6, 17; Labor Rela

tions Act (Wagner Act), 21; MichiganLabor Relations Act, 6; Smith-ConnallyAct, 6; Taft-Hartley Act, 6, 18

Labor party formation, 26Labor publications, 6Labor's Non-Partisan League, 7, 28Laundry Workers International Union, 7League of Nations, 7Lewis-Murray controversy, 27Long, Huey P. 7

Martel, Frank X., 1-24 (especially 8)Mechanics Education Society of Amer-

ica (MESA), 8Metal Polishers-Buffers, Platers and

Helpers' International Union, 8Michigan: unemployment and disability

legislation, 17Michigan Labor Mediation Board, 6 MichiganTelephone Employees Federation, Inc., 18Military conscription: peacetime, 3 Minimumwage: legislation, 2Mundt-Nixon Bill (1948), 3, 11, 12Municipal utilities: public ownership,

14Murphy, Frank, 11

National Association of Letter Carriers,7

National Brotherhood of Operative Potters, 14

National elections: 1944, 1; 1948, 19National Labor Relations Board, 12National Lawyers' Guild, 12National Recovery Administration, 12National Youth Administration, 12

Occupational disease, 12Office of Price Administration, 13

Physically handicapped workers, 5Political Action Committee (CIO),

1, 25, 26, 27 Politicalappointments, 3, 5 Poll tax, 11Postwar reconversion (World War II),

3, 14, 27Prison labor, 14Prohibition, 1, 7

Religious tolerance, 16Rickenbacker, Eddie: criticism of

labor, 16, 28 Riots. See Detroit:Sojourner Truth

Housing project

St. Lawrence Seaway project, 16, 20Sheet Metal Workers' International

Association, 16Social Security, 17, 21Socialist Party, 17, 28Soviet Union: US recognition, 17Soviet-American friendship, 8, 16Strikebreakers, 17Strikes, 17; A. B. Stone Co. (1935),

4; defense industries, 8; GeneralMotors (1945), 5; Montgomery Ward(1944), 11; Toledo Peace Plan, 19United Brass and Aluminum, PortHuron (1945), 20. See also Anti-strike legislation

Sugar, Maurice, 1, 18

Taxes, 28The Newspaper Guild, 12Townsend Plan, 28Trade Union Unity League, 1

Unemployed Councils, 1 Unemployment,1 Unemployment compensation, 3Unemployment compensation (Mich.), 9Unemployment insurance,1, 5 Union forDemocratic Action, 28 Union label, 5, 6

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United Automobile Workers, 20, 28United Brick and Clay Workers, 1United Brotherhood of Carpenters and

Joiners of America, 1United Garment Workers of America, 7United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers

International, 5United Mine Workers of America, 20, 28United Service Organizations, Inc. (USO),

29

Violence in labor disputes, 11Vocational education, 21

Wages: Detroit city employees minimum wage,5; guaranteed annual wage, 4

Wages and hours, 4, 21War Labor Board, 21War Manpower Commission, 22War Production Board, 22Wayne County: Board of Supervisors, 18,

23, Civil service pension plan, 14;courts, 30; home rule, 26; RoadCommission, 23; welfare, 14

Wayne County CIO Council, 30Wayne County Council, 30Wayne County Training School, 14Wayne University, Institute of Labor, 23Women: mothers' pension relief (Detroit),

2, 11Women workers; defense work (World War II), 3;

postwar unemployment, 8; protective legislation,1; unemployment, 2

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 23Workers Education Bureau of America, 23Works Progress Administration, 24World War II: AFL Office of War Information

reports, 3; aircraft production, 1; antiwarsentiment, 8, 21, 24; executive orderson wages and hours, 4; housing conditions,26; labor conscription, 3, 12,16; labor supply, 22; price stabilization, 18; selectiveservice, 16; veterans' reemployment,20, 21; war production, 8, 20.See also, Labor legislation: Smith-ConnallyAct; Strikes: defense industries; Postwarreconversion; Women workers: defense work

Part 2

THE WAYNE COUNTY AFL-CIO COLLECTION

53 Manuscript Boxes

Important subjects are:

AFL-CIO Merger 1955-58; 1951 DSR Strike; Square D. Strike 1954;Political Elections 1948-60; Great Lakes Strike 1948; Harper HospitalStrike 1949; Great Lakes Seaway; CIO-PAC Activity; Labor Day Parades;Loyalty Board; Blair Moody 1951; Teamsters Union; Murray D. VanWagoner.

Among the correspondents are:Michigan Congressmen and Senators, state and federal 1848-62; H.S. Truman;G. Mennen Williams; Al Barbour; F. X. Martel; Homer Ferguson; Lyndon B. Johnson.


Series I contains 22 boxes. The first nineteen boxes contain the files of Frank X.Martel, President of the Detroit and Wayne County Federation of Labor (AFL), priorto 1956. Martel's files were alphabetically arranged by subject. This group coversthe years between 1948-1956. This series begins on page 20.

Boxes 20-22 contain files created by President AJ Barbour after the 1958 AFL-CIOmerger in Detroit. These are correspondence files arranged chronologically, plus afile of articles, speeches, and editorials 1959-64, arranged by year.

Series II contains 15 boxes. Political Action and Political Education are primarysubjects. Boxes 1 to 12 contain CIO-PAC material, arranged by subjects, normallyelection year subjects, in chronological sequence. Box 13 contains material relatedto Congressional Districts Steering committees 1950-58. Boxes 14-15 contain CIO-PACminutes 1948-58 and miscellaneous CIO-PAC literature. This series begins on page 27.

Series III contains 14 boxes. Miscellaneous subjects as follows:Labor Day Parades 1949-1960 (2 boxes)Public Education 1959-1962 (2 boxes)AFL-CIO Scholarship Exams 1959-61 (1 box)Governor's Commission on Ind. Production 1956-59 (1/2 box)AFL-CIO Merger (Detroit) (1 1/2 boxes)Detroit Labor News (3 boxes)Union Printing CompanyClippings: Local Union data collected (1 box)

by Professor Gradstein WSU 1951-60Miscellaneous Wayne County CIO files 1951-60 (2 boxes)Miscellaneous Strikes 1948-56 (1/2 box)Wayne County CIO conventions 1949-57 (1/2 box)Miscellaneous local union wall plaques (1 box)

This series begins on page 31

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The Wayne County AFL-CIO Collection

Series I - President's FilesBoxes 1 to 19 - DFL President F. X. Martel files, 1949-1956.

Box I, "A" MiscellaneousAero ClubAffiliation Applications 1949-50Allied Printing Trades Council 1952-55American Arbitration Association 1954AFL 1950 ConventionAFL 1952AFL 1953AFL 1954AFL 1955American Federation of Physically Handicapped 1952-54American Red Cross 1951-55Amusement Tax Forms 1954Armed Forces Day 1951Athletic Association 1949-53Attorney General - Michigan 1950-51Auditors, Board of 1950-53

Box 2, "B" Miscellaneous 1951-52"B" Miscellaneous 1953"B" Miscellaneous 1954"B" Miscellaneous 1955Bakers International Union 1949-52Banquet - Cobo Testimonial 1950Banquet - D & W.C.F.L. 70th Anniversary 1950Banquet - Senator Hubert Humphries 1950Banquet - Labor Cooperative 1948Banquet - F. X. Martel 1949Better Business Bureau 1952Bills - Federal 1950-54 (House and Senate proposals)Bills - State 1948-55 (House and Senate)Bindery Workers - International Union 1951-52Board of Assessors 1953-55Brick and Clay Workers International Union 1953Bridge and Structural Iron Workers International Union 1953-54Broadhead Naval Armory 1954-55Building Service Employees International Union 1949-54Buildings and Safety Engineering

Box 3, "C" Miscellaneous 1951"C" Miscellaneous 1952"C" Miscellaneous 1953"C" Miscellaneous 1954"C" Miscellaneous 1955Catholic Central Campaign 1951Central Bodies 1951-55Chemical Workers International Union 1950-54Christmas Bonus 1949-53 (DFL employees)Circuit Court Judges 1952City Airport - Removal Of 1950Civil Defense Office 1951-52Civil Service - City 1953-54Civil Service County 1949-51Civil Service State 1951-53Civil Service County 1952-55

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The Wayne County AFL-CIO Collection(Box 3 cont.)

Clothing Workers, Amalgamated 1949-55Cobo, A.E. - Mayor 1950-55Commerce, Dept. of (Census) 1955Committees - D W.C.F.L. 1953Common Council, Detroit 1951-53Community Chest 1951-52Communism 1941-63

Box 4, Congress of Industrial Organization 1951-55Constitution: D& W.C.F.L. 1950-53Constitutional Revision - voting age 1951Coroner, Wayne County 1950-55Council of Social AgenciesCredentials - local union delegatesCrusade for Freedom - Radio Free Europe"D" Miscellaneous 1951"D" Miscellaneous 1952"D" Miscellaneous 1953"D" Miscellaneous 1954"D" Miscellaneous 1955Defense Act 1951Defense, Civil 1950-51Defense Manpower Comm. 1951-52Defense Technical Comm. 1950-51Dept. of State, U.S.Democratic Clubs - United Wayne County 1954-55Democratic State Central Committee 1949-50

Box 5, Democratic State Central Committee 1951Democratic State Central Committee 1952Democratic State Central Committee 1953Democratic State Central Committee 1954Detroit Labor Management Commission 1953-54Detroit Convention and Tourist Bureau 1952-54Detroit Housing Commission 1951-52Detroit Round Table 1951-55Detroit Tomorrow Committee 19541-55Detroit Trust Co. 1951Deverell, Richard 1953Durkin, Martin P. 1952-53 (Secy, of Labor)"E" Mi seellaneousEconomic Club of Detroit 1950-52Economic Club of Detroit 1953-55Education, Board of 1949-55Education Committee; Mich. Federation of LaborEdwards, Frank; commentatorEisenhower, D.D.Election Commission 1951-56 (city of Detroit)Election of Officers 1952 (D & W.C.F.L.)Electrical Workers International 1950-54Employment Security Appeal BoardEncyclopedia of LaborExecutive Board (D & W.C.F.L.) 1952-54Expense Accounts - D & W.C.F.L. Executives 1951-56

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Box 6, "F" MiscellaneousFarmers Union 1949-51Federal Labor Union #24044FEPC 1951-55 (Equal Employment Opportunities)Ferguson, Homer 1949-50Ferndale Board of Education 1952Financial Statement 1955 (D & W.C.F.L.)Flint Glass Workers International 1953Foreign Policy AssociationForeign Visitors 1949-51"G" Miscellaneous 1949-55Gas Tax PetitionsGomper's Memorial Dinner 1950Gompers, Samuel - biographicalGovernment Employees InternationalGreat Lakes - St. Lawrence Seaway Association 1952-54"H" Miscellaneous 1948-52"H" Miscellaneous 1953-55Hare, James 1952-55Harper Hospital Strike 1948-49Fireman and Oilers International 1946-55

Box 7, Hatters, Cap and Millinery International 1951-54Health and Welfare Committee, AFL, 1947-51Health and Welfare Committee, AFL, 1952-54Hopper, Clare 1951Hospital: Mental and T.B.; bond issue 1950-52Hotel and Restaurant Employees InternationalHouse of Representatives - State 1951-55Housing Commission, AFL, 1950-55Housing, Schoolcraft Gardens 1949-50Huron Clinton Metropolitan Authority 1950-52Hutchinson Act 1950"I" Miscellaneous 1949-55Immigration Department, 1952-53Insurance 1949-54 (D & W.C.F.L.)Insurance Agents International Union (Prudential)"J" Miscellaneous 1950-55Jewelry Workers International Union 1947-55"K" Miscellaneous 1949-54Kefauver, Estes 1950-52Kefauver Supper 1952Korea Relief Committee"L" Miscellaneous 1949-53"L" Miscellaneous 1953-55

Box 8, Labels, committee on, 1951-54Labor and Industry, State Dept. of 1926-35Labor and Industry, State Dept. of 1936Labor and Industry, State Dept. of 1937Labor and Industry, State Dept. of 1938Labor and Industry, State Dept. of 1939-40Labor and Industry, State Dept. of 1941-42Labor's League for Political Education 1949-55 (9 folders corresp.; chrono.

arrangement)Labor's League for Political Education; D & W.C.F.L. 1951-52

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Labor's League for Political Education - special account Nov. 1950 expensesLabor News Articles 1950-53Labor News Subscription Campaign 1950Labor Mediation Board 1951-53Labor Press Association 1949-Labor Sunday 1950Labor Temple Co. 1957-58Labor Temple Co. 1958

Box 9, Ladies Garment Workers International 1951-55Letter Carriers - National Association 1949-53Letters - Congressmen and Senators 1950Letters - Congressmen and Senators 1951Letters - Congressmen and Senators 1952Letters - Congressmen and Senators 1953Letters - Congressmen and Senators 1954Letters - Delegates and Local Unions 1949Letters - Delegates and Local Unions 1950Letters - Delegates and Local Unions 1951Letters - Delegates and Local Unions 1952-56Letters - State Legislators 1949Letters - State Legislators 1950-51Library Commission 1949-50Local Union Meetings 1947-51Local Union Meetings 1952Locomotive Firemen and Engineers InternationalLongshoreman's International 1949-52Lord, Rev. Daniel, S.J.Loyalty Board - 1948-1949 (Nonen-Lieberman)

Box 10, "M" Miscellaneous 1949-51"M" Miscellaneous 1952-53"M" Miscellaneous 1954-55Machinists International 1951-52Mailers Escrow Account 1954-55Mailers Union Retirement Plan 1955Maintenance of Way - International 1948-55Marygrove College - Students Soc. Action Institute 1948Masters, Mates and Pilots International 1948-53"Mc" Miscellaneous 1947-51McCoy, Dr. Ira Dean 1949-52McNamara, Thomas 1951Meat Cutters and Butchers International 1949-54Mechanics Educational Society of America 1935Metal Polishers and Buffers International 1953-55Metal Trades Dept. 1953 AFL - NationalMichigan Committee on Civil Rights 1949-50 MichiganCIO Council 1951Michigan Federation of Labor 1949Michigan Federation of Labor 1950Michigan Federation of Labor 1951Michigan Federation of Labor 1952Michigan Federation of Labor 1953-55

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Michigan Labor Committee to Combat Intolerance 1950Michigan State Legislature 1951 Districts MichiganUnemployment Comp. Acts 1949-1950

Box 11, Michigan Unemployment Commission 1950-51Michigan Unemployment Commission claims 1948-1951Midwestern Labor Conference (AFL) 1955Moulders International 1951-53"Miss AFL of 1951"Moral Rearmament Group 1951Moody, Sen. Blair 1951Moody, Sen. Blair banquet June 2, 1951Murphy Memorial FundMurphy Portrait Fund, correspondenceMurray, W. J. (Atty.) 1951-52Musicians, American Federation of 1954Musicians, Detroit Federation of 1951-52MN" Miscellaneous 1949-55National Bank of Detroit 1950-54National Rivers and Harbor's Conference 1949-50New Years Eve Committee 1949New Years Eve correspondence 1950New Years Eve 1951Newspaper Clippings (misc.)

Box 12, "0" Miscellaneous 1949-55O'Brien, George Congressman 1949-50Officials - paid union officials 1947-50 (lists)Office Workers #42 Contract and ConstitutionOlympic Association 1949"P" Miscellaneous 1949-55Painters and Decorators International Union 1951-52Paper Makers International 1949-53Parks and Boulevards, Dept. 1953Parking Lot Ordinance 1950-54Per Capita Tax 1952 correspondencePer Capita Tax 1953 correspondencePer Capita Tax 1950-53 delinquentsPer Capita Tax Reports 1952-53Personal Property Tax D & W.C.F.L. 1949Photo Engravers 1951Picket Line Procedures, survey 1950Planning Commission, Detroit Regional 1950Plumbers and Steamfitters International 1954-55

Box 13, Planning Commission - Detroit 1949-52Planning Commission (5 folders)Post Office 1949-51Postal Salaries 1951Pol ice DepartmentPolitical Action Committee 1949-51 (4 folders)

Box l4, Political Action Committee 1951-1955full box - 7 folders D & WCFL - CI0-PAC Correspondence

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Box 15, Press Releases 1951-53Prosecuting Attorney 1949-53Prosecuting Attorney, 1950-51 opinionsProsecuting Attorney, Civil Division 1952"R" Miscellaneous 1951-55Rabut, Louis C, Congressman 1943-51Race Relations Conference 1950 correspondenceRace Relations Conference 1951 (2 folders)Race Relations Conference 1952 (2 folders)Race Relations 1953Radio Stations 1949-54Recorders Court 1949Receipts, MiscellaneousReligion and Labor Committee 1949-50Rent Study Committee 1952-53Resolution - D & WCFL 1952 LoanRetail Clerks International 1953

Box 16, "S" Miscellaneous 1949-55St. Lawrence Seaway 1950Seafarers - International 1949-54Shakespeare Strike; Kalamazoo 1949Sneriff, Wayne County 1949-53Social Security and MUCC Reports 1950-54Stage Hands - International Union 1950Steelman, John; assistant to Pres. TrumanStatements, unpaid b i l l s 1949State Federations of Labor 1951Street Railways International, 1951-53Street Railways Detroit, 1950Strike, DSR 1951, Div. 26 Strike Relief FundStrike, DSR 1951, Div. 26 CorrespondenceStrike, DSR 1951, Div. 26 CheckStubs Strike, DSR 1951 - "United Labor Defense Comm. AFL-CIO"Strike Fund, Special, 1948, donation receiptsSullivan, Ed.

Box 17, "T" MiscellaneousTaft-Hartley ActTeamsters UnionTeachers InternationalTelegraphers Union 1950Tobacco Workers International UnionTobin Banquet 1950Trade Union Currier 1950Truman, Harry S. 1949-53T.B. & Health Society 1949-50Tuskegee Institute 1950Typographical Union International 1949-55"U" Miscellaneous 1949-52Unemployment Comp. Commission - 1949 Packard Motor DecisionUnfair List 1952Union Printing Company 1950-51United Foundation - Contributions 1949-50

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United Foundation - 1951U.S. Department of Labor 1951-53

Box 18, "V" Miscellaneous 1949-53Van Antwerp, Eugene I. 1949Van Wagoner, Murry D. 1949Vandenberg, Sen. Arthur 1949-51Veterans Re-employment Rights 1949Veterans Committee 1951-52Veterans Hospital - radio fund 1948-49Veterans Hospital Committee (TV's) 1949-50Victory Banquet 1954 (post-election)"W" Miscellaneous 1949-53Wayne County, Board of Supervisors 1948-49Wayne County, Board of Supervisors 1950Wayne County, Board of Supervisors 1951Wayne County, Employees Retirement 1949Wayne County, General Hospital 1950Ways and Means Committee, (Wayne County - 1949)Weiss, Phillip 1949Welfare Committee, Wayne County 1950

Box 19, Williams, G. Mennen 1949Williams, G. Mennen 1950Williams, G. Mennen 1951-52Williams, G. Mennen 1953-54Women’s Auxiliaries of Labor 1949-51Wright, Ralph - (U.S. Sec. of Labor 1951-52)"X-Y-Z" MiscellaneousYouth Committee 1949Youth Service, Detroit Council 1949Zimmerman, MortonZimmerman, George M. (insurance Co.)

Box 20, Al Barbour - Correspondence file1958 - Feb. 1961 (chronological)

Box 21, Al Barbour - Correspondence fileMarch 1961 - Dec. 1962

Box 22, Al Barbour - Correspondence 1963Al Barbour - Articles, speeches, editorials 1959Al Barbour - Articles, speeches, editorials 1960Al Barbour - Articles, speeches, editorials 1961Al Barbour - Articles, speeches, editorials 1962Al Barbour - Articles, speeches, editorials 1963Al Barbour - Articles, speeches, editorials 1964

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Series II - Political Action and Political Education Files- 15 Boxes

Box 1 to 12 - Contain CIO-PAC material, arranged by subjects; which are normallyelection year subjects and are in turn arranged chronologically with referenceto the year.

Box 13 - Contains material related specifically to Congressional District SteeringCommittees, 1950-58.

Box 14 and 15 - Contain CIO-PAC minutes 1948-55 and miscellaneous CIO-PAC printed1iterature.

Box 1

1949-50 PAC Bills and Statements1950 Primary Election January-May correspondence

Primary Election June correspondencePrimary Election July correspondencePrimary Election August correspondencePrimary Election Biographical data on candidatesPrimary Election Miscellaneous and undatedPrimary Election PAC expensesNovember Election - printed circulars and handbillsNovember Election - Analysis - prepared by Board of CanvassersNovember Election - ILPE accountElection Analysis

1951 Municipal Election1952 November Election - manpower from locals, Oct.

Box 2

1952 November Election Campaign BudgetNovember Election Manpower - locals NovemberElection Primary (Aug. 5, 1952) November ElectionAdvertising Correspondence November ElectionPrinted Literature November Election PrecinctDelegates November Election Workers

1952 Reapportionment Drive - Data and ProposalsReapportionment Drive Correspondence March-NovemberReapportionment Drive Handbills and MiscellaneousReapportionment Drive Newspaper Clippings RegistrationDrive September Registration Drive October

Box 3

1952 General Elections - Correspondence and Miscellaneous, Sept.-Nov.1952 CIO-PAC Citizenship Fund1953 Spring Election - Jan-Feb.

Spring Election - MarchSpring Election - April-JuneSpring Election - Misc.

1953 Primary Election (Sept. 15) - Endorsements and Biog. data

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1953 Municipal Election - September - Clippings and MiscellaneousMunicipal Election - June-Sept. CorrespondenceMunicipal Election - Sept.-Oct. CorrespondenceMunicipal Election - Post election correspondenceMunicipal Election - Clippings, handbills, etc.Municipal Election - Diggs Recount ,

Box 14,

1954 Sales Tax AmendmentElection, statistical dataAugust Primary - payroll dataAugust Primary - April-August correspondenceAugust Primary - clippings and miscellaneousAugust Primary - endorsement requests Je-Apr.August Primary - endorsement requests May-JuneAugust Primary - miscellaneous July correspondenceAugust Primary - PAC endorsementsAugust Primary - miscellaneous memoranda and billsAugust Primary - printed literatureGeneral Election - Aug.-Sept. correspondence

Box 5

1954 General Election - October correspondenceGeneral Election - Nov.-Dec. correspondenceGeneral Election - Miscellaneous correspondenceGeneral Election - Coordinators DataGeneral Election - Handbills and sample ballotsGeneral Election - Manpower Rolls

1955 Spring Election - Requests and EndorsementsSpring Election - Primary; printed literatureSpring Election - Primary; correspondenceSpring Election - Primary; vote analysisSpring Election - Jan.-Feb. correspondenceSpring Election - Mar.-May correspondenceSpring Election - Newspapers and handbills

Box 6

1955 Spring Election - Policy CommitteeSpring Election - Vote analysisSpring Election - Manpower, pd, by localSpecial Election 15th District - correspondenceSpecial Election 15th District - clippings

1956 Primary Election - data and miscellaneous correspondenceWomens Family Participation Conference (May 1956)County-wide Primary - EndorsementsCounty-wide Primary - Clippings and literature

Box 7

1956 General Election - Correspondence and datedGeneral Election - August-Sept, files

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The Wayne County AFL-CIO Collection (Box 7 cont.)

1956 General Election - October filesGeneral Election - ManpowerGeneral Election - Approved SlatesGeneral Election - Campaign literatureGeneral Election - COPE literatureGeneral Election - Women's Committee GeneralElection - Miscellaneous DataGeneral Election - Precinct DelegatesGenera] Election - Precinct LeadersGeneral Election - Campaign Tactics

1957 General Election - Results

Box 8

1957 Spring Primary (Feb. 18) - MiscellaneousApril Election - Miscellaneous Budget and Manpower NotesApril Election - Jan.-Feb. CorrespondenceApril Election - March CorrespondenceApril Election - April CorrespondenceApril Election - Literature and ClippingsMunicipal Primary - Endorsement RequestsMunicipal Primary - ManpowerMunicipal Election - Slates

Box 9

1957 Municipal Election - July-August General FilesMunicipal Election - September General FilesMunicipal Election - October General FilesMunicipal Election - November General FilesNews ClippingsPrinted Literature

1958 Spring Primary - Miscellaneous CorrespondenceSpring Primary - Endorsements-Senatorial DistrictsAugust Primary - Endorsements

Box 10

1958 District Convention (CIO -PAC) - DelegatesAugust Primary - CorrespondenceAugust Primary - Clippings and LiteratureGeneral Election - State and Congressional District endorsementsGeneral Election - County officesGeneral Election - Miscellaneous materialsGeneral Election - Budget itemsGeneral Election - FinanceGeneral Election - Slate compositionGeneral Election - August-Sept, correspondenceGeneral Election - October correspondenceGeneral Election - November correspondenceGeneral Election - Miscellaneous clippings and literatureGeneral Election - Precinct Results, Drbn, Twp.General Election - Precinct Delegates

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Box 11

1959 Spring Primary - Endorsement Requests #1Spring Primary - Endorsement Requests #2Spring Primary - Endorsements (confirmed) 3 foldersSpring Election - Miscellaneous data (2 folders)Spring Election - ClippingsSpecial Election (11-3-59) - 11th District Primary

Box 12

1959 Democratic Precinct Delegates: complete listings, with names andaddresses. Districts 1,13,14,15,16,17. (6 folders)

1959 Foreign Policy Association - printed literature ("Great Decision")Foreign Policy Association - correspondence

1959-1960 Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations - correspondence and memoranda1960 Con-Con1962 COPE - Area Conference Literature Kit1963 Democratic Convention (Grand Rapids)

Box 13 Congressional District Steering Committee files, 1950-58arranged by District - several chronological folders per district.Districts: 1,13,14, 15,16,17. (13 folders)

Box 14 CIO-PAC Minutes

Wayne County - CIO-PAC: Organizational outlineWayne County - CIO-PAC - 1948 MinutesWayne County - CIO-PAC - 1949 MinutesWayne County - CIO-PAC - 1950 MinutesWayne County - CIO-PAC - 1951 MinutesWayne County - CIO-PAC - 1952 MinutesWayne County - CIO-PAC - 1953 Minutes

Box 15 CIO-PAC Minutes; conventions (Greater Detroit and Wayne County IndustrialUnion Council)

Wayne County - CIO-PACWayne County - CIO-PAC - 1954 MinutesWayne County - CIO-PAC - 1955 MinutesMiscellaneous CIO-PAC printed literature 1950-60

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Series I I I - 14 Boxes

Box 1, Labor Day Parades, 1949-55Folders 1 to 7; each contains material relevant to a particular parade.Contains invitations, acceptances, instructions, press releases, newspaperpublicity, speeches (sometimes)

Box 2, Labor Day Parades, 1956-60Folders 1 to 8; contain material relevant to Labor Day parades and politicalrallies. Invitations, acceptances, instructions, press releases, publicity,beauty contests, speeches.

Box 3, Citizens for Schools; Committee of 100, 1959-60Teachers Bulletin, Detroit 1957-58Citizens Advisory Committee on School Needs 1957 May-JuneCitizens Advisory Committee on School Needs 1957 Aug-Dec.Citizens Advisory Committee on School Needs 1958Citizens Advisory Committee on School Needs 1959Citizens Advisory Committee on School Needs 1959 (Report)Citizens Advisory Committee on School Needs 1960 Jan-MayCitizens Advisory Committee on School Needs 1960-61Community College Literature

Box 4, Mayor's Committee for Neighborhood Conservation and Improved Housing1953 Minutes

Mayor's Committee for Neighborhood Conservation and Improved Housing1954 Minutes

Citizens Advisory Committee on Study of Services to the Blind - 1961 ReportsCitizens Advisory Committee on Equal Educational Opportunity:

1960 - compiled letters of criticismPersonnel Subcommittee ReportTeacher Distribution Report

Box 5, Citizens Advisory Committee on Equal Educational Opportunity 3folders - minutes of meetings 1960-62 6 folderssubcommittee reports 2 folders miscellaneous

Box 6, Wayne County AFL-CIO Scholarship Exams 1959-61. 56 folders - one for eachscholarship applicant; contains personal data and test sheets.

Box 7, Governor's Commission on Industrial Production, 1956-59. (3 folders)Andrew McFarlane Testimonial Banquet - invitations, acceptance, plans (2 folders)AFL-CIO Merger 1955-56 - reports, recommendations, proposals, news, clippings(3 folders)

Box 8, AFL-CIO Merger 1956-58Merger data, 1956-57Merger meeting Minutes Sept. 9, 1957Merger 1957Merger 1958Merger data Formulas #1, #2, #3Merger: Resolutions and ClippingsMerger: Convention 1958 (3 folders)

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Box 9, Detroit Labor News:AFL-Labor Day Parade 1949 (2 folders)Circulation 1950'sLabor Day correspondence 1951Miscellaneous correspondence 1951-52Promotional Advertising 1952Credit Memoes Circulation 1953-54Miscellaneous Correspondence 1953Anniversary Edition 1954Clean-up Day 1954Miscellaneous correspondence 1951-54Subscriptions 1954Miscellaneous correspondence 1954-55Advertising correspondence 1955Labor Day 1955Miscellaneous correspondence 1955Miscellaneous correspondence 1956Trade Union ContestBrotherhood Week Sponsors 1954Banquets

Box 10, Detroit Labor News: Business tax returns 1950-54Detroit Labor News: 1953 circulationDetroit Labor News: 1953 subscription contractsDetroit Labor News: 1955-56 purchase and insert ordersDetroit Labor News: 1956 Miscellaneous correspondenceDetroit Labor News: 1955-57 Post Office receiptsDetroit Labor News: Financial Reports 1949-53Detroit Labor News: Financial Reports 1954Detroit Labor News: Financial Reports 1955 AuditDetroit Labor News: Financial Reports 1955-56Detroit Labor News: Financial Reports 1956Detroit Labor News: Financial Reports 1956Detroit Labor News: Financial Reports 1957Detroit Labor News: Financial Reports 1958

Box 11, Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1922-24Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1926Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1927-28Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1932-38Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1939-40Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1941Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1943Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1944Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1945Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1946-47Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1948Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1950-52Union Printing Company: Financial Statements 1953 LoansUnion Printing Company: Financial Statements 1953-54 BillsUnion Printing Company: Financial Statements 1955-56Union Printing Company: Board of Directors, rules and duties ofUnion Printing Company: MinutesUnion Printing Company: AgreementsUnion Printing Company: Correspondence 1920'sUnion Printing Company: Correspondence 1930'sUnion Printing Company: Correspondence 1940's

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Box 12, Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Bartenders no. 562Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - IBEW no. 97Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Steamfitters no. 636Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Plumbers no. 98Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Pattern MakersClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Eloise (Local 25)Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Metal Polishers no. 1Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Elevator Construction no. 36Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Federal Postal Office ClerksClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Window Cleaners no. 139Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Bricklayers no. 2Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Elec. Workers no. 58Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Brewery WorkersClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Marble and TileClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Painters no. 37Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Sign Waiters no. 591Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - BakersClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Operating EngineersClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Detroit TyposClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Meat CuttersClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Office WorkersClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Pressmen no. 13Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Glass WorkersClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Alley and Street CleanersClipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - DSR Local no. 214Clipping Collection - subject: Local Unions - Economic Goals

Box 13, Wayne County CIO files - arranged by subjectWayne County CIO - Biennial Convention 1948Wayne County CIO - Biennial Convention 1951Wayne County CIO - Biennial Convention 1953Wayne County CIO - Biennial Convention 1955Wayne County CIO - Fair Employment Practices Commission 1960Wayne County CIO - Full Employment CommitteeWayne County CIO - Press CouncilWayne County CIO - Top Policy CommitteeWayne County CIO - Trustee Election 1950Wayne County CIO - Trustee Election 1952

Box 14, Wayne County CIO - 1948 MiscellaneousWayne County CIO - Executive Board Election 1950Wayne County CIO - Miscellaneous TelegramsWayne County CIO - Correspondence: 1948-1952 (4 folders)Wayne County CIO - Correspondence, Newspaper Clippings 1950-56Religion and Labor - 1952-61AFL-CIO Conference on Unemployment (Ap. 1959)National Senior Citizens Council 1962-63

Box 15, 1949 - Strike Fund1948-49 Great Lakes Strike1954 Square D Strike - CIO Correspondence1954 Square D Strike - News clippings1954 Square D Strike - CIO Food Vouchers (2 folders)

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1954 Mid-west Rubber Strike1956 Westinghouse Strike Fund1959 Sno-White Drive-In1949 Wayne County CIO Convention1951 Wayne County CIO Convention1953 Wayne County CIO Convention1955 Wayne County CIO Convention1957 Wayne County CIO Convention

Box 16, Miscellaneous Local Union Wall Plaques

Part 3

WAYNE COUNTY AFL-CIO COLLECTIONOFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT

73 Manuscript Boxes

Processed: April, 1968 Accession Number 53By: LHH

The papers of this section of the Wayne County AFL-CIO Collectionwere deposited in the Labor History Archives by the Wayne County AFL-CIOin April, 1967.

The records in this collection pertain to the activities of Al Barbour andAlex Fuller. Al Barbour was elected president of the Wayne County AFL-CIO in 1958and served in that position until his death in February of 1967. While President,he served on a number of public and private committees pertaining to Michigan,Wayne County, and Detroit. Alex Fuller was elected vice-president of the WayneCounty AFL-CIO in 1959 and retained this position until June, 1967. He iscurrently with the United Steelworkers Union. While vice-president of the WayneCounty AFL-CIO, he served on a number of public and private committees pertainingto Michigan, Wayne County and Detroit. It should be pointed out that there arerecords of Alex Fuller interspersed throughout this entire collection.

The collection covers the period from 1951 to 1967.

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Important Subjects:

Civil Rights - Jobs, Housing, EducationDetroit Area Manpower DevelopmentDetroit Poverty ProgramDetroit Public EducationElection Campaigns and Politics in Wayne CountyHealth and Hospital Services in Detroit, Wayne County, andMichigan

Industrial Development of Detroit and Southeastern

Important Correspondents:

Carey, Ed Mazey, EmilCavanagh, Jerome P. McCarthy, EugeneConnor, Edward McNamara, Partick V.Conyers, John Miriani, Louis C.Diggs, Charles C. O'Hara, James G.Ferency, Zolton A. Rabaut, LouisGoldberg, Arthur Reuther, Roy L.Griffiths, Martha Romney, GeorgeHart, Philip Scholle, AugustHumphrey, Hubert Staebler, NeilJohnson, Lyndon Swainson, John B.Kennedy, John F. Williams, G..MennenMachrowic,z, Thaddeus Woodcock, Leonard


Series I, Office Files, page 37

Series II, City od Detroit, page 41

Series III, County Boards and Commissions, page 43

Series IV, State of Michigan, page 45

Series V, Federal Government, page 46

Series VI, Non Government Organizations and Miscellaneous Topics, page 47

Series VII, Published Material and Photographs, page 50

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Series 1 Office File - 25 Manuscript Boxes

Correspondence, reports, minutes, press releases, endorsementsof political candidates, publicity material, and newspaper clippings.

The records of this series pertain to the internal organization andactivity of the Wayne County AFL-CIO. The records are divided into sevensections (1) Correspondence of Al Barbour, (2) Officers, ExecutiveBoard,Delegate Body and Conventions (3) Committees (4) Committee on PoliticalEducation: Election Campaigns (5) Affiliated Unions (6) Records of AlexFuller (7) Miscellaneous Subjects.

Part 1 Correspondence of Al Barbour

Box 1Correspondence, 1958 - 1966 (18 folders)

Box 2Correspondence, 1966 - 1967 (8 folders)Invitations, 1965 - 1966 (6 folders)

Part 2 Officers, Executive Board, Delegate Body and Conventions

Box 2 (Con't)Officers, 1959 - 1964 (6 folders)

Box 3Officers Meetings, Minutes, 1959 - 1961 (8 folders)Executive Board, 1959 - 1964 (5 folders)Executive Board Meetings, Minutes, 1961 - 1962 (10 folders)Delegate Body

Box 4Delegate Body, 1960 - 1964 (5 folders)Conventions, 1961 and 1963 (10 folders)

Part 3 Committees

Box 5Committees [Miscellaneous Material]Civil Rights Committee, 1959 - 1965 (4 folders)

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Box 5 (Con't)Committee on Political Education, 1956 - 1962 (10 folders)

Box 6Committee on Political Education, 1961 - 1964 (18 folders)

Box 7Community Services Committee, 1959 - 1964 (6 folders)Education Committee, 1959 - 1965 (10 folders)

Box 8Education Committee (17 folders)

Part 4 Committee on Political Education: Election Campaigns

Box 9Election, November 7, 1959Primary Election, April 4, 1960Primary Election August 2, 1960 (14 folders)Election, November 8, 1960 (5 folders)

Box 10Election, November 8, 1960 (6 folders)Primary Election, February 20, 1961 (4 folders)Election, April 3, 1961 (7 folders)

Box 11Election, April 3, 1961 (2 folders)Primary Election, July 25, 1961 (13 folders)

Box 12Primary Election, July 25, 1961 (3 folders)Election, September 12, 1961Dearborn Municipal Election, September 12, 1961Detroit Municipal Primary Election, September 12, 1961 (2 folders)Special Primary Election, 1st District, October, 17, 1961Detroit Municipal Election, November 7, 1961 (8 folders)

Box 13Voter Registration Drive, 1962 (13 folders)14th District Special Congressional Election, February 13, 1962 (5 folders)Municipal Elections, April 2, 1962 (2 folders)

Box 14Primary Election, August 7, 1962 (16 folders)Election, November 6, 1962 (3 folders)

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Box 15Election, November 6, 1962 (8 folders)Primary Election, February 18, 1963 (5 folders)Election, April 1, 1963 (6 folders)

Part 5 Affiliated Unions

Box 16AFL-CIO, 1955 - 1965 (14 folders)

Box 17AFL-CIO Departments and Committees (18 folders)

Box 18AFL-CIO Departments and Committees (6 folders)AFL-CIO Local Unions, 1958 - 1964 (11 folders)

Box 19Michigan AFL-CIO, 1955 - 1954 (18 folders)

Box 20Amalgamated Transit Union, 1965American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, 1966 (2 folders)American Federation of Teachers, 1963 (3 folders)Building and Services Employees Union, 1959 - 1966 (7 folders)Civil Service Employees Council MDetroit Unions, 1964 - 1965 (4 folders)Detroit Federation of Teachers, 1959 - 1964 (5 folders)

Box 21Detroit Federation of Teachers, 1964Detroit Mailers Union #40, 1957 - 1961 (8 folders)Ecrose Teachers Strike, 1966Hotel, Restaurant, and Bartenders Union, 1958 - 1965 (3 folders)Michigan State Employees Union, 1965National Maritime Union, 1966Public Employees Council #77, 1959 - 1961 (6 folders)

Box 22Public Employees Council #77, 1962 - 1964 (2 folders) UnitedAutomobile Workers Union, 1955 - 1965 (5 folders) UnitedAutomobile Workers Union, Departments (15 folders)

Box 23United Automobile Workers Union, Departments (7 folders) UnitedFederation of Postal Clerks, 1965 - 1966 Non-affiliatedUnions, 1963 - 1964 (2 folders)

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Part 6 Records of Alex Fuller

Box 23 (Con't)Employment Requests and Referrals (6 folders)Michigan Employment Security Commission, 1965 (5 folders)

Box 24Michigan Employment Security Commission, 1965 (18 folders)

Box 25Michigan Employment Security Commission, 1965 (6 folders) President'sCommittee on Equal Opportunity, 1962 - 1963 (2 folders) Requests forPolitical Endorsement

Part 7 Miscellaneous Subjects

Box 25 (Con't)Anti-Strikebreakers Ordinance, 1961Detroit Labor News, 1959 - 1964 (4 folders)Miscellaneous Material[Miscellaneous] Resolutions[Wayne Co. AFL-CIO] Constitution[Wayne Co. AFL-CIO] Trade Union OfficersConferences, 1959 - 1960

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Series 2 City of Detroit - 8 Manuscript Boxes

Correspondence, reports, minutes and newspaper clippings.

The records of this series pertain to the municipal government of Detroit. Thecommittees and commissions listed in this series were appointed by the Mayor or by the cityand are not private organizations. The non-government organizations pertaining to Detroitare listed in series 6. The records of series 2 are arranged alphabetically.

Box 26Board of Education, 1956 - 1965 (7 folders)Commission on Community Relations: Advisory Committee on

Hospitals, 1955 - 1965 (8 folders)Citizens Advisory Committee on School Finance, 1958 (2 folders)

Box 27Citizens Advisory Committee on School Finance,1958 (8 folders)Common Council, 1955 - 1963 (8 folders)

Box 28Department of Public Welfare, 1960 - 1962 (5 folders)Detroit, City of [Miscellaneous Material] (5 folders)Income Tax Study Committee, 19 62 (3 folders)Mayor's Committee on Industrial and Commercial Development,1957 - 1959 (5 folders)

Box 29Mayor's Committee on Industrial and Commercial Development,

1959 - 1964 (4 folders)Mayor's Committee on Total Action Against Poverty, 1963 -

1964 (10 folders)

Box 30Mayor's Committee on Total Action Against Poverty, 1964 -

1965 (18 folders)

Box 31Mayor's Committee on Total Action Against Poverty, 1965 (18 folders)

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Series 2 (Con't)


1966 (18 folders)


1967 (9 folders)Mayor's Waterfront Development Committee, 1959 - 1963 (4 folders) Office ofthe Mayor, 1958 - 1961

Box 34Office of the Mayor, 1962 (2 folders)Public Schools, 1956 - 1963 (7 folders)Relocation Advisory Committee, 1959 - 1964 (3 folders)Temporary Mental Health Committee, 1963 - 1965 (5 folders)World's Fair Study Commission, 1964 - 1965 (2 folders)

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Series 3 County Boards and Commission - 10 Manuscript Boxes

Correspondence, reports, minutes, press releases, newspaper clippingsand published material.

The records of this series are divided into two sections; WayneCounty Boards and Commissions and Wayne County Road Commission. Therecords of each section are arranged alphabetically, and the publishedmaterial pertaining to each section is placed at the end of the respectivesection.

Part 1 Wayne County Boards and Commissions

Box 35Board of Canvassers, 1963 - 1964 (2 folders) Board ofPublic Works, 1963 - 1966 (10 folders) Board ofSupervisors, 1958 - 1962 (5 folders)

Box 36Board of Supervisors, 1962 - 1967 (13 folders)Board of Supervisors: Hospital Commission, 1959 - 1963 (3 folders)

Box 37Board of Supervisors: Hospital Commission, 1963 - 1965

(4 folders)Detroit Area Manpower Development Program, 1961 - 1963

(3 folders)Home Rule for Wayne County, 1961 - 1965 (12 folders) LaborRelations Board, 1964 -1965

Box 38Labor Relations Board, 1966 - 1967 (4 folders)Manpower Mobilization Task Force, 1963 (3 folders)Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965 (7 folders)Port Commission, 1965Wayne County [Miscellaneous Boards and Commissions, 1950 -

1958] (8 folders)Published Material

Part 2 Wayne County Road Commission

Box 40Airport Operators Council, 1966 (3 folders)Annual Report, 19 62Barton - Marlow Company, 1962 - 19 63 (4 folders)Capital Improvement Program, 1966Civil Service CommissionCorrespondence, 1961 - 1964 (10 folders)

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Series 3, Part 2 (Con't)

Box 41Correspondence, 1965 - 1966 (10 folders)Detroit Metropolitan Airport, 1963 - 1966 (7 folders)

Box 42Detroit Metropolitan Airport, 1966 - 1967 (10 folders) [DetroitMetropolitan Airport]: Agreements, Commissions andConcessions (8 folders)

Box 43[Detroit Metropolitan Airport]: Agreements, Commissions andConcessions (17 folders)

Economic Development Program, 1965 (2 folders)

Box 44Economic Development Program, 19 65 (5 folders)Employee Problems (2 folders)Employment Rosters (2 folders)Grosse lie Naval Air Station, 1964Miscellaneous Material (9 folders)Newspaper Clippings (2 folders)Planning and Capital Improvement Committee, 1956 - 19 65Public Employees Mediation Act, 19 65

Box 45Reports, 1963 - 1966 (4 folders)Traffic Tickets issued by Metropolitan Airport Safety Officers

(7 folders) PublishedMaterial

Box 46Published Material

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Series 4 State of Michigan - 7 Manuscript Boxes

Correspondence, reports, minutes.

The records of this series pertain to the State of Michigan. The Committeeslisted in this series were appointed by the Governor or by the state. The non-government organizations pertaining to Michigan are listed in series 6. Therecords of series 4 are arranged alphabetically.

Box 46 (Con't)Citizens Committee on Higher Education, 1963 - 1964 (8 folders)

Box 47Citizens Committee on Higher Education, 1964 (15 folders)

Box 48Citizens Committee on Higher Education, 1964 - 1965 (9 folders)Civil Service Employees Collective Bargaining Act, 1965Constitutional Convention, 1961 - 1962 (8 folders)

Box 49Fair Housing Practices Commission, 1965Governor's Commission on Prepaid Hospital and Medical Plans, 1962Labor Legislation (3 folders)Legislation, 1959 - 1965 (10 folders)

Box 50Manpower Training Program, 1962 - 1964 (15 folders)

Box 51Manpower Training Program, 1964 - 1965 (8 folders)Michigan, State of [Miscellaneous Material] (6 folders)Minimum Wage Act, 1963

Box 52Minimum Wage Act, 1963 - 1964 (4 folders)Office of the Governor, 1960 - 1965 (9 folders)Workmen's Compensation Act, 1965 (2 folders)

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WAYNE COUNTY AFL-CIO COLLECTION OFFICE OFTHE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT

Series 5 Federal Government - 4 Manuscript Boxes

Correspondence, reports, press releases and published material.

The records of this series pertain to the House of Representatives and theSenate, and to agencies and departments of the federal government. The pub-lished material consists of the Congressional Record, b i l l s and hearings of theHouse of Representatives and Senate, and of publications of federal departmentsand agencies. The records are arranged alphabetically, and the published isplaced at the end of the series.

Box 53Commission on Civil RightsDepartment of Commerce, 1963 - 1965Department of Labor, 1951 - 1965"Federal Employee of the Year" Award, 1960 (5 folders)Federal Government [Curtis Wright Plant, Detroit, 1961]Federal Government [Miscellaneous Material, 1950 - 1964] (4 folders)House of Representatives, 1955 - 1960 (3 folders)

Box 54House of Representatives, 1961 - 1964 (5 folders)Labor Legislation, 1961 - 1965 (6 folders)President's Committee on Equal Opportunity, 1962 - 1963 (2 folders)Senate, 1960 - 1965 (4 folders)

Box 55Senate, 1960 - 1965 (4 folders)Published Material

Box 56Published Material

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Series 6 Non-government Organizations and Miscellaneous Topics - 13 ManuscriptBoxes

Correspondence, press releases, reports, and newspaper clippings.

The records of this series are arranged alphabetically.

Box 57Adult Basic Education Skills CenterAging, Problems of the (3 folders)American Civil Liberties Union, 1959 - 1963 (2 folders)American Red Cross, 1961 - 1962Americans for Democratic Action, 1958 - 1965Barbour, Al, Testimonial Dinner, May 13, 1965B'nai - B'rith, Anti-Defamation League, 1961 - 1962Citizens for Michigan, 1959 - 1960Citizens for a United Detroit, 1964 (2 folders)Congress for Racial Equality, 1962Co-ordinating Council on Human Relations, 1961 - 1965 (4 folders)Democratic National Committee, 1960 (2 folders)

Box 58Democratic National Committee, 1960 - 1964 (2 folders)Detroit Area Metropolitan Goal Forum, 1963 - 1965 (2 folders)Detroit International Trade Union Conference, 1963Detroit Great Decisions Program, 1960 - 1963 [Foreign Policy Association]Detroit Metropolitan Industrial Development Corporation, 1962 - 1965 (6 folders)Detroit Round Table of Catholics, Jews, and Protestants, 1961 - 1964Detroit Urban League, 1958 - 1963 (3 folders)

Box 59Detroit Urban League, 1959 - 1966 (9 folders)Greater Detroit Area Hospital Council, 1961 (5 folders)Haven for Young Adults, 1961 - 1962Health Care Programs, 1953 - 1964 (2 folders)

Box 60Health Care Programs, 1963 - 1965 (3 folders)Higher Education Opportunity Committee, 1963 - 1965 (3 folders)Housing, 1959 - 1963 (5 folders)Israel Bonds Trade Union Committee, 196l - 1962 (2 folders)International Village, Inc., 1961 - 1964Jewish Labor Committee, 1959 - 1960

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Series 6 (Con't)

Box 61Jewish Labor Committee, 1962 - 1965 (2 folders)Labor Day Dinner, 1963Labor Day Parade, 1961 - 1964 (4 folders)

Box 62Labor Management Committee on Community Progress, 1963 - 1964 (3 folders)March for Freedom Rally, 1963Mental Health, 1955 - 1962Metropolitan Conference on Open Occupancy, 1963Metropolitan Emergency Care Commission, 1965Metropolitan Fund: Committee of one hundred, 1965 - 1966 (1 notebook)

Box 63Metropolitan Fund: Committee of one hundred, 1965 - 1966 (1 notebook)Michigan Co-ordinating Committee on Civil Rights, 1959 - 1963 (6 folders)Michigan Council on Economic Education, 1962 - 1963 (4 folders)

Box 64Michigan Democratic Committee, 1958 - 1964 (5 folders)Michigan Hospital Service, 1958 - 1965 [Blue Cross] (9 folders)

Box 65Michigan Hospital Service, 1964 - 1965 [Blue Cross] (6 folders)Michigan Housing Association, 1964 - 1965 (3 folders) MichiganUnited Fund, 1955 - 1965 (8 folders)

Box 66Michigan Welfare League, 1964 (8 folders)Miscellaneous Material, 1958 - 1967 (6 folders)National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1955 - 1960 (3 folders)

Box 67National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1961 - 1966 (8 folders)National Cultural Center, 1962Negro - American Labor Council, 1952 - 1964 (5 folders)Southeastern Michigan Community Research Corporation, 1962 - 1964United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, 1951 - 1959 (3 folders)

Box 68United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, 1961 - 1965 (7 folders)United Foundation, 1957 - 1964 (6 folders)

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Series 6 (Con't)

Box 69United Negro College Fund, 1962 - 1964 (2 folders)University of Michigan - Wayne State University Institute of Labor and

Industrial Relations, 1957 - 1962 (7 folders)Wayne County Democratic Committee, 1959 - 1965 (5 folders)Women Who Work Luncheon, 1962Young love Testimonial Dinner, 1962

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Series 7 Published Material - 4 Manuscript Boxesand Photographs

Box 70Civil RightsForeign Affairs and Foreign TradeGreat DecisionsHealth and Hospital ServicesHigher Education

Box 71Higher EducationHousingIndustrial Development of Detroit and Southeastern MichiganLabor Legislation and Labor Publications

Box 72Manpower Training and Employment SecurityMetropolitan Fund Publications

Box 73Michigan Constitutional ConventionMichigan Welfare LeagueMiscellaneous Publications (2 folders)Public EducationUnited Services Organization and United FundMoney and Politics

Box 74PhotographsWayne County AFL-CIO - Labor Day, 1964Wayne County AFL-CIO - Education CommitteeWayne County AFL-CIO - March of DimesWayne County AFL-CIO - Executive Board and OfficersWayne County AFL-CIO Biennial Convention, 1963Wayne County AFL-CIO (3 folders)

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