Subgroup: Secretary-Treasurer's Office
ca. 1949-1963, bulk 1950-1958
Quantity: 64.00 linear feet

Special Collections and University Archives
Rutgers University Libraries

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Table of Contents

• Outline of Series
• Provenance
• Administrative History
• Scope and Content
• Series Descriptions and Container Lists
• Outline of Series
• Subgroup: Secretary-Treasurer's Office Page
  1. General Files of Secretary-Treasurer Albin (Al) Hartnett
  2. General Correspondence Files
  3. District Files
  4. Executive Board Proceedings
  5. Field Representatives Correspondence Files
  6. Organizing Campaign and Research Files of Assistant Rodger Coyne
  7. Mimeographed Letter Files of Secretary-Treasurer Al Hartnett
  8. Inter-Office Memoranda Files of Secretary-Treasurer Al Hartnett
  9. Political Action Committee Files of Albin Hartnett
  10. General Files of Comptroller Richard Bauer
  11. General Files of Joseph Swire, Director of Pension, Health And Welfare Department
  12. Conference Board & Negotiations Files of Albin Hartnett

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Outline of Series

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Provenance

In October, 1965, Rutgers University received the Records of the International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, AFL-CIO (IUE), in accordance with the agreement between the IUE and the University Library designating Rutgers as the official repository for the archives of the union. The first accession group of IUE Archives contained approximately 495 linear feet of material and was transferred to Rutgers in the original office transfiles formerly stored at the union's international headquarters in Washington, D.C. These transfiles contained records and documents generated and collected by IUE President James B. Carey and other union officers, the various IUE Departments and their heads, and the constituent district offices and local unions from 1949 (the inception of the union) to 1962.

The records of the Secretary-Treasurer's Office, comprising 64.00 linear feet, constitute one subgroup within Record Group I of the IUE Archives. Files contained therein were generated and maintained by the IUE's first Secretary-Treasurer, Albin Hartnett (1949-1962) and his principal staff members Rodger Coyne (Director for Organization and Administrative Assistant), Joseph Swire (Director of Health and Pension Programs), and Richard Bauer (Comptroller). Hartnett's office records and filing system initially formed the core and organizational model for the IUE's central office files. This artificial central filing system, however, was not maintained or organized along sound archival or records management standards. Subsequent accessions of the IUE archive revealed that Hartnett's files within the central office files represented a large but incomplete portion of the material accumulated by the Secretary-Treasurer's Office during his years in office. Upon transfer of the records to Rutgers University, Archivist William Miller and his staff merged and reintegrated other Hartnett material and records generated by subsidiary personnel and departments affiliated with the Secretary-Treasurer's Office. Hartnett's Conference Board & Negotiations files, which had been previously splintered from the main body of his files, were subsequently reintegrated in conjunction with this processing project.

Arrangement, processing, and description of the records of the Secretary-Treasurer's Office-Record Group I, IUE Archives, was initiated and completed in 1993 after the Special Collections and Archives Department of the Rutgers University Library received a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) and additional financial support from the International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine & Furniture Workers, AFL-CIO.

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Administrative History

The Secretary-Treasurer's Office was formally established at the second annual convention of the International Union of Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers (IUE) on 4 December 1950. Upon recommendation of the IUE Administrative Committee (which governed union affairs until ratification of the constitution), delegates unanimously adopted Article VII of the constitution which specifically outlined the duties of the office:

The Secretary-Treasurer shall keep all records of the Executive Board and of the Conventions of the Union. He shall receive, receipt, deposit and account for all monies, and pay all bills of the Union; furnish all supplies pertaining to the union; issue all credentials; give bonds satisfactory to the Executive Board; and perform all such duties as may be deemed necessary to a proper and effective administration of the financial affairs of the Union.

Subject to the overriding authority of the Convention and Executive Board, the Secretary-Treasurer serves under the direction of the IUE President and is empowered to "perform such duties, in addition to those specified ... as may be prescribed to him by the Executive Board or the President." The Secretary-Treasurer maintains a permanent seat on the union's Executive Board.

The Secretary-Treasurer's office essentially functions as the administrative apparatus of the IUE international office, executing the policies of the Executive Board and President and monitoring compliance by the constituent local and district councils. It maintains the union's central office files, including all correspondence between the national office and IUE district officers and local unions. Financial records regarding the payment of per capita taxes and dues are maintained by the Secretary-Treasurer's staff. Working with the IUE comptroller, the Secretary-Treasurer maintains central control over union expenses, vouchers, and salaries of the international officers, department heads, staff, and field representatives. This office has control over the issuance of local union charters and reviews all district and local union constitutions and by-laws for approval.

At the same constitutional convention, delegates elected Albin (Al) Hartnett as the union's first Secretary-Treasurer. Hartnett had served as a staff assistant to CIO Secretary-Treasurer, James B. Carey, subsequent to the latter's ascendancy to the IUE presidency.

Upon assuming office, Hartnett faced the difficult task of consolidating organization gains and fleshing out the unions's administrative bureaucracy--comptroller's department, district offices and officers, field representatives, organizers, business agents--which serviced the 300,000 members of the IUE. His office also had chief responsibility for directing and financing the IUE's organization activities. Though its rank-and-file membership had swelled during the period 1949- 1951, the IUE was financially strapped due to the mounting legal expenses associated with its struggle with the UE. Hartnett and his staff cautiously struck a balance between maintaining the IUE organizational impetus yet checking undue extravagance. To achieve sound fiscal administration of the union's operating budget and accounting system, Hartnett appointed Richard Bauer as the IUE's first Comptroller. Bauer held the position during the 1950's and his tenure enhanced the IUE's reputation as one of most efficiently managed and corrupt-free union treasuries in the labor movement.

The union made significant organizing gains during Hartnett's tenure as Secretary-Treasurer, winning several major NLRB representation elections and negotiating favorable contracts with the major electrical "chains" (GE, Westinghouse and Sylvania) and major independents such as Philco. As a leader in the CIO's Southern organization drive the IUE gained a foothold in several southern states--winning key elections at GE's Anniston, Alabama plant and the Singer Manufacturing Company at Anderson, South Carolina. Rodger Coyne (Hartnett's personal assistant and Director for Organizing Campaigns) and the constituent IUE Conference Board chairmen spearheaded the drive for organizing the "runaway shops" of the South and Southwest and expanded the union's organizing efforts into Canada and Puerto Rico. Substantial membership gains were achieved in the burgeoning lamp, tube, and television industries. The union's creation of a Radio, T.V. & Parts Conference Board brought this important industrial segment (55,000 IUE members) under the umbrella of its collective bargaining program. Adapting to the changing nature of the electrical, electronics, and machinery industries and their respective labor forces, the IUE expanded its membership base to include white collar engineers and technicians, and professional and salaried workers. By 1960 membership totals had advanced to an all-time high of 400,000.

Hartnett's office also coordinated the activities of the union's pioneering collective-bargaining apparatus--the Conference Boards and Occupational Councils representing locals within the major chains and the skilled, salaried and white-collar occupational groups. On the collective bargaining front, the IUE made substantial gains in the following areas: securing higher wages with built-in escalator clauses (cost of living adjustments); elimination of gender and regional wage differentials; implementation of stable and financially solvent health, pension, and insurance plans; union shop arrangements; employment security programs (i.e. guaranteed annual wage and supplemental unemployment benefits); refinement of grievance and arbitration procedures; and the formation of joint committees to evaluate job classification and wage incentive plans. Joseph Swire assumed responsibility for administering the union's health, pension and insurance programs and coordinating Conference Board negotiations on these issues. Swire drafted contract language and provisions governing health care and retirement and analyzed proposed contracts to monitor compliance with national office standards. He also reported to Hartnett, Carey, and other department heads on current trends and developments in the field. Though the union's demand for non-contributory pension plans (employer-financed plans) met with entrenched managerial resistance, the IUE refined its benefits programs with the objective of employers assuming a greater proportionate share of the funding.

In addition to his immediate fiscal and administrative duties, Hartnett represented the IUE before congressional committees and government agencies. He also served on numerous AFL-CIO administrative committees, and on the advisory boards of many civic, political action, and voluntary organizations. These appointments represented the expanding nature of the Secretary-Treasurer's Office and the degree which President Carey delegated executive authority to Hartnett. Hartnett and his staff (in conjunction with the IUE Legislative Department) administered the collection and distribution of union Political Action Committee (PAC) monies and orchestrated IUE political fund- raising activities within the framework of the CIO-PAC and AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education (COPE).

Appointed by the IUE Executive Board to chair the IUE Civil Rights and Fair Employment Practices Committee, Hartnett mandated the establishment of civil rights committees at the district and local levels, monitored local union contracts for the inclusion of non-discrimination clauses, and sponsored civil rights and human relations conferences to educate the IUE membership. This committee worked jointly with prominent national civil rights organizations to sponsor major civil rights legislation and conferences. These activities reflected the full range and scope of Hartnett's responsibilities as IUE Secretary-Treasurer during the 1950's.

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Scope and Content

The IUE Secretary-Treasurer's Office subgroup contains 64.00 linear feet of historical records documenting the administrative evolution of the office and the legacy of the union's first Secretary-Treasurer, Albin Hartnett (1949 to 1962). This subgroup yields important evidential information on the functioning of the office and its operations during the formative decade of the IUE's existence. Ranking second to the President's Office in order of importance and influence, the Secretary-Treasurer's Office and its records provide the most comprehensive and authoritative source for studying the institutional history of the IUE. Virtually every facet of the union's fiscal, membership, and organizational affairs was administered by Secretary-Treasurer Hartnett and his staff. The Secretary-Treasurer's Office functioned as the vital nexus between the international headquarters and the local unions, with administrative assistants, field representatives, and business agents occupying key roles in servicing the needs of the rank-and-file membership. Moreover, the office had principal responsibility for preserving the official records and proceedings of the Executive Board and all IUE Conventions.

Consisting largely of Hartnett's central office files and the subsidiary files of important administrative assistants and directors--Rodger Coyne (Director of Organization), Joseph Swire (Health, Pension, and Insurance Director), and Richard Bauer (Comptroller)--the records of the Secretary-Treasurer's Office are organized into twelve distinct series. For the most part they reflect the functions of the office and the scope of activities performed by the principal generators of the records. Included are: Hartnett's General Files; General Correspondence Files; District Files; Executive Board Proceedings; Field Representatives Correspondence; Inter-Office Memoranda; Mimeographed Letter Files; Organizing Campaign and Research Files of Assistant Rodger Coyne; Political Action Committee Files; General Files of Comptroller Richard Bauer; General Files of Joseph Swire, Director of Pension, Health, and Welfare Department; and Hartnett's Conference Board and Negotiations Files.

Hartnett's general office and correspondence files are the best sources for documenting the institutional history of the IUE and its relationship with the major labor federations (CIO and AFL-CIO), their constituent departments, federal and state agencies, and various national organizations committed to legislative action on progressive causes. As Secretary-Treasurer, Hartnett served as Chairman of the IUE Civil Rights Committee and directed many of the IUE's community development programs. His general files contain educational conference proceedings, speeches and addresses, publications, and reports pertaining to civil rights, fair employment practices, human relations, and various social and political action programs. Coordination of the IUE and AFL-CIO's political education programs and campaign fund-raising efforts are amply documented in the AFL-CIO Committee On Political Education (COPE) files. The general files also served as central office research and reference files and demonstrate the administrative complexity and wide scope of the office and its functions.

Hartnett's correspondence, inter-office memoranda, and mimeographed letter files document his close working relationship with President Carey, IUE staff assistants (particularly Rodger Coyne), and other IUE department heads. Dating from 1951-1957, the bulk of the general correspondence files documents the routine administrative and fiscal chores which Hartnett performed. In many respects the Secretary-Treasurer's Office served as the union's clearinghouse for incoming correspondence to the President--much of it pertaining to business solicitations, requests for publications and information, and sporadic grievance letters from disenchanted rank and file members. Hartnett's office answered a considerable amount of the correspondence addressed to Carey and assisted in planning and arranging the IUE president's travel schedule and appearances. Hartnett also represented the union and its chief before government agencies and congressional hearings and panels.

Inter-office and staff memoranda is interspersed throughout Hartnett's correspondence files and supplemented by a larger self-contained series which dates from 1949 to 59. Besides chronicling daily administrative affairs, the memoranda cover such subjects as: the allocation of resources (financial and staff) for organization campaigns and elections; staff assignments and appointments; jurisdictional disputes: and the disaffiliation of UE locals. This series contains Hartnett's outgoing and incoming memoranda, including memos generated by his chief administrative aides, Rodger Coyne and Richard Bauer. A large portion pertains to per capita dues collection, the disbursement of union funds, PAC contributions, the status of organizing campaigns, and arrangements for chartering and administering new locals. The General Files of Comptroller Richard Bauer contain supplemental records documenting the IUE's fiscal administration of local union affairs--chiefly per capita payment reports, voucher and supply forms, invoices, and mailing lists.

The bureaucratic relationship between the international headquarters, its affiliated district offices, and network of field representatives is amply documented in two series: District Files and Field Representatives Correspondence. Sources contained therein (correspondence, memoranda, minutes of district council meetings, organization and certification election reports, demographic and research data on unorganized plants) provide first-hand information regarding the IUE's organization infrastructure and strategy in conducting regional (Southern) and local campaigns. Though the District Files only cover the period up to 1956, they do contain source material on PAC activity, the IUE-UE struggle for control of Local 301 at GE Schenectady, and conditions in District 6 (Pittsburgh) during the national Westinghouse Strike, 1955-1956. Accounts of strikes, handling of strike-relief efforts, allocation of resources, and the jurisdictional rivalry with the UE figure predominately in reports and correspondence filed by IUE Field representatives. The Field Representatives series chronicles the conditions and hardships experienced by IUE organizers-- especially women--in their efforts to sustain the morale of workers during organizing campaigns and strikes. Their correspondence files offer a revealing social history of the lives of organizers who experienced constant uprooting and mobility on the job, low pay, and harassment from management. This series is more voluminous than the district files and encapsulates the grass-roots issues involved in local strikes.

Rodger Coyne's Organizing Campaign and Research Files, 1950-1963, is a supplementary series documenting IUE organizing activities and NLRB representation elections at the local plant level. To some degree this series overlaps with the Publicity Files For Organizing Campaigns series contained in the IUE Publicity Department Subgroup, RG-1. The bulk of Coyne's files consist of publicity material generated in conjunction with IUE organizing campaigns. Anti- union publications and literature are included. A small amount of organization-related correspondence, NLRB election petitions, and press clippings comprise the research component of the series. Training manuals and educational conference material on organization provide a glimpse of the IUE training program for its field representatives and organizers.

Coordination of the IUE's collective bargaining programs and Conference Board activities are amply documented in the records of the Secretary-Treasurer's Office. Hartnett's Conference Board & Negotiations Files contain chronologically-ordered minutes, proceedings, and reports of the GE, Westinghouse, and Sylvania Conference Boards and their respective Negotiating Committees dating from 1951-1960. However, there are gaps between years which can be complemented by consulting the larger IUE Conference Board & Negotiations subgroup in RG-1. Hartnett's files, however, contain additional documentation on the IUE Lamp Workers Conferences, Radio, T.V. and Parts Conference Board, and Professional, Technical, and Salaried Workers Conference Board. Transcripts of negotiating sessions with the major chain corporations are included but incomplete for certain years. Coverage of such major strikes as the Westinghouse Chain Strike of 1955-1956 and the Sylvania strike (Local 744) at Shawnee, Oklahoma (1952) is extensive. This series also constitutes an important source for analyzing the union's Step Four grievance system operating at Sylvania Local 608, Huntington, West Virginia. There are extensive grievance petition and case files Deposited within the Sylvania Conference Board Files are extensive grievance petition and case files spanning the years 1951-1956.

The Secretary-Treasurer's Office subgroup contains minutes of IUE Executive Board meetings for the years 1951-1957, and incomplete IUE Convention material covering 1954 and 1956. The IUE President's Office subgroup- RG-1, contains more comprehensive Executive Board and convention records and proceedings.

Series Descriptions and Container Lists

Outline of Series

Subgroup: Secretary-Treasurer's Office Page

1. GENERAL FILES OF SECRETARY-TREASURER ALBIN (AL) HARTNETT , Date Span: 1949-1961, Bulk Date: 1952-1958, 16.65 LN. FT.

Arranged alphabetically by topical heading, material thereunder filed chronologically

Administrative office files created and maintained by IUE Secretary-Treasurer, Al Hartnett. File contents reflect the diverse executive and administrative responsibilities Hartnett and his staff handled for IUE President James B. Carey and various IUE, CIO, and AFL-CIO departments and committees. Hartnett also served as Chairman of the IUE Civil Rights Committee and represented Carey and the union on the advisory boards and executive councils of civic and voluntary organizations. The bulk of the series documents Hartnett's activities with the IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee, IUE-CIO COPE, the Community Services Department-CIO, and the CIO Department of Education and Research. Hartnett also maintained company correspondence files, IUE and AFL convention material, and correspondence pertaining to the IUE's labor education programs and Summer institutes at colleges and universities--including Rutgers University.

Items include Hartnett's and Carey's incoming and outgoing correspondence and memoranda (some generated by Hartnett's assistant, Rodger Coyne); reports, newsletters, press releases, brochures, circulars, and publications generated by IUE, CIO, and AFL-CIO departments and committees; IUE and AFL convention proceedings and resolutions (1954 and 1957 respectively); and financial records relating to the collection and disbursement of IUE PAC funds for campaign contributions. Hartnett's IUE Civil Rights Committee files include minutes of meetings, agendas, reports, typescript speeches and conference proceedings. Company correspondence files maintained by Hartnett cover such subjects as certification elections, strikes, negotiations and collective bargaining agreements, and organizing campaigns for the period 1950-1956. These files also include Carey's correspondence to corporate managers, urging immediate recognition of the IUE jurisdictional claim in the electrical industry over the UE during the period 1949-1951.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2054	1	Administrative Committee: Meetings - Correspondence	1950
	2	Aging and Social Security	1956-1957
	3-5	American Immigration Conference	1958
	6-7	American Jewish Congress	1956
	8-10	American Jewish Congress	1958
	11-13	American Jewish Congress	1959
	14	American Labor Education Service - Annual Report	1958
	15	American Medical Association: Health and Social Security	1950-1951
	16	Arbitration - Anne Rosciolelli - Keystone Carbon Co., St. Mary's, PA	1951
	17	Armed Forces Day	May 19, 1951
	18	Atomic Energy Commission - Correspondence	1950
	19	Campaign for World Government	1951
	20	Campaigns: National Committee for Repeal of War Excise Taxes	1950
	21	Canadian Congress of Labor (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)	1950-1954
	22	Civil Rights - Civil Liberties Clearing House	1950-1954
	23	Civil Rights - Civil Liberties Clearing House	1955-1958
2055	1	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices Committee (FEPC)	1953
	2	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District One, Anne Lorek and M. Toy	1951-1952
	3	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Two, James Brown	1950-1951
	4	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Three, Ernest Arnold	1951-1955
	5	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Four, Dan Healy	1951-1954
2055	6	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Five, Don Markle	1951-1952
	7	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Six, Andrew Panezich	1951-1954
	8	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Seven, Robert Johnson	1951-1953
	9	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Eight, Edwin Brown	1951-1952
	10	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Nine, Charles Snodgrass	1951-1952
	11	Civil Rights - Fair Employment Practices and Anti-Discrimination Committee: District Ten, Lester LeVoir	1951-1952
	12	Civil Rights - IUE Civil Rights Bulletin	1953-1958
	13	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1950
	14-15	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1951
	16	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1952
	17	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1953
	18	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1954
	19-20	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1955
	21-23	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1956
	24-26	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1957
	27-29	Civil Rights - IUE-CIO Civil Rights Committee	1958
	30	Civil Rights - Civil Rights Committee: Meetings	Jan. 21-22, 1952
	31	Civil Rights - Civil Rights Committee: Meetings	July 14-15, 1952
	32	Civil Rights - Civil Rights Committee: Conference	March 1-2, 1953
2056	1	Civil Rights - Civil Rights Committee: Conference	July 31-Aug. 1, 1953
2056	2	Civil Rights - Civil Rights Committee: Conference	Mar. 6-7, 1954
	3	Civil Rights - Civil Rights Committee: Conference	Sept. 30 - Oct. 1, 1955
	4	Civil Rights - Civil Rights Meeting: Resolutions - Replies from Senators and Congressmen	Sept. 30 - Oct. 1, 1955
	5-6	Civil Rights - National Association for the Advancement of Colored People	1951-1957
	7	Civil Rights - National Association of Intergroup Relations: Officials	1954
	8	Civil Rights - National Urban League: Grand Rapids, MI	1950-1956
	9	Civil Rights - Negro Labor Committee	1952-1955
	10	Civil Rights - Summer Inter-Racial Workshop	1952
	11	Civil Rights - Urban League of New York	1950-1958
	12-13	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) - Correspondence, Bulletins	1956
	14-17	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) - Contributions, Elections, Correspondence, Bulletins, Agendas of Meetings, Leaflets, Research	1957
	18-22	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) - Correspondence, Bulletins, Contributions, Reports, Memoranda	1958
	23-24	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) - Correspondence, Memoranda, Research, Reports, Leaflets, Contributions	1959
2057	1-4	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) - Agenda, Reports, Contributions, Correspondence, Memoranda, Booklets, Research	1959
	5	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) - Memoranda, Research, Reports, Educational Booklets	1960
	6-7	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) Literature (Publicity, Campaigns, Etc.) - Reports, Contributions	1956
2057	8	Committee on Political Education Literature - Publicity, Campaigns, Educational Literature	1957-1958
	9	Committee on Political Education: Disbursement - Correspondence - State Political Action Committee Treasurers	1958
	10	Committee on Political Education: California - 2 letters on COPE contributions	1959
	11	Committee on Political Education: Illinois - 1 letter - contribution	1959
	12	Committee on Political Education: Indiana	1959
	13	Committee on Political Education: Maryland - 2 letters - distribution of COPE contributions to locals	1959
	14	Committee on Political Education: Massachusetts	1959-1960
	15	Committee on Political Education: New York	1960
	16	Committee on Political Education: Ohio - 2 letters - COPE contribution disbursement	1959
	17	Committee on Political Education: Oklahoma - 2 letters - COPE contribution disbursement	1959
	18	Committee on Political Education: Pennsylvania	1959-1960
	19	COPE - Gore Committee Reports: Subcommittee on Privileges and Elections	1956
	20	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) Bank Reconciliations - Receipts, Statements	1957-1958
	21	Committee on Political Education (AFL-CIO) Bank Reconciliations - Receipts, Statements	1959
	22	Committee on Political Education Receipts - Letters: Disbursement of Funds to State and City Councils	1958
	23	Committee on Political Education: Bank Deposit Slips	1955-1958
	24	Committee on Political Education: Bank Deposit Slips	1959
2057	25	Committee on Political Education: International Union Report - Statements of Individual Contributions Fund and Educational Fund	1956-1958
	26	Committee on Political Education: International Union Report - Statements of Individual Contributions Fund and Educational Fund	1959-1961
	27	Committee on Political Education: Monies Distributed - Correspondence	1957
	28	Committee on Political Education: Monies for Distribution	1958-1959
	29-30	Committee on Political Education: Contributions - Correspondence, List of Contributions	1956
	31-32	Committee on Political Education: Contributions - Correspondence	1957
	33-34	Committee on Political Education: Contributions - Correspondence, Memoranda, Balance/Ledger Sheets, Refunds	1958
	35-36	Committee on Political Education: Contributions - Correspondence, Balance Sheets	1959
2058	1	Committee on Political Education: Contributions - Correspondence, Report on Yearly Activities and State Election Registration	1959
	2	Committee on Political Education: Financial Reports - Correspondence, Ledger Sheets	1958-1960
	3	Community Relations: John Ramsey - Correspondence from CIO, Secretary of Community Relations Dept.	1954-1955
	4	Community Services (CIO) - Correspondence and Newsletters	1949-1950
	5	Community Services (CIO) - Correspondence and Leaflets	1951
	6	Community Services (CIO) - Correspondence; Booklet: Case Histories of Strike Assistance Programs, Steel Strike of 1952	1952
	7-10	Community Services (CIO) - Correspondence; Institute Handbooks; Bulletins; Minutes; Circulars; Brochures; Agendas for Meetings	1953
	11-13	Community Services (CIO) - Bulletins, Newsletters, Minutes, Circulars, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	1954
2058	14-19	Community Services (CIO) - Pamphlets; Minutes; Releases; Circular Letters; Proceedings of 14th Annual CIO Community Services Institute; Institute Publications	1955
	20-21	Community Services (AFL-CIO) - Correspondence; Memoranda; Pamphlets; Statement of Understanding with American Red Cross; Circular Letters; Speeches; Releases	1956
2059	1-3	Community Services (AFL-CIO) - Correspondence; Bulletins; Booklets; Speeches; Addresses	1956
	4-9	Community Services (AFL-CIO) - Memoranda; Newsletters; Staff Guides; Minutes; Pamphlets; Memoranda; Meeting Agenda; Correspondence; Reports; Proceedings of 2nd Annual AFL-CIO Community Service Activities Conference	1957
	10-13	Community Services (AFL-CIO) - Memoranda; Correspondence; Minutes; Circular Letters; Reports; Brochures of Programs; Pamphlets	1958
	14	Companies - Communications from Companies and Employers	1949
	15	Companies - Contracts, Correspondence	1949
	16	Companies - Profit Statements	1950
	17	Companies with IUE-CIO Contracts	Mar. 13, 1951
	18	Companies - Southern Campaign, IUE-CIO - Report and List of CIO Directors on Southern Organization	1953
	19	Companies - Air Conditioning Manufacturers - List of Manufacturers	N.d.
		COMPANIES
	20	Allis-Chalmers - List of Organized Plants; Copy of Telegram	1949-1954
	21	Bendix - Correspondence	1949
	22	Columbia Records, Inc. - Correspondence and Agreement	1949
	23	Cornell Dubilier Organizing Campaign	1953
2059	24	Crosley, Cincinnati, OH - Correspondence and Organizing Leaflets	1954
	25	Decca Records, Richmond, IN	1951-1953
	26	Dumont Negotiations, Local 420, Clifton, NJ	1953
	27	Dumont Workers Organizing Committee	1953
	28	Erie Resistor, Local 613, Erie, PA	1951-1953
	29	Exide (Electric Storage Battery Co.), Aurora, IL	1953
2060	1-2	Exide (Electric Storage Battery, Co.), Chicago, IL	1951
	3	Fisher Company Organizing Campaign, Iowa - Organizing Leaflets	1953
	4	GE - Summary Report, Robert R. Nathan Associates	1950
	5	GE - Draft of a Pamphlet - Can a Company Be a Commie?	N.d.
	6	GE - General Information File - Correspondence, Research Data	1953-1955
	7	GE - Bloomington, IL	1955
	8	GE - (Euclid Lamp), Cleveland, OH - Organizing Leaflets	1955
	9	GE - Danville, IL - Correspondence; Organizing Literature, Leaflets	1955
	10	GE - Decatur, IN - Organizing Leaflets	1955
	11	GE - Edmore, MI - Carboloy Division	1954
	12-14	GE - Erie, PA - Issues of Rank and File - Erie GE Workers for Reunion with CIO	1953 - Jan., 1955
	15	GE - Erie, PA - Clippings; Organizing Leaflets; Memoranda	1955-1956
	16	GE Glass Works Campaign, Lexington, KY - Memoranda; Organizing Circulars; House Call Reports	1953-1954
	17	Canadian GE - Guelph, Ontario	1954
	18	GE Appliance Park, Louisville, KY - Circulars; Organizing Leaflets	1953
	19	GE - Lowell, MA - Memorandum	N.d.
2060	20	GE - Oakland & San Jose, CA	1955
	21-22	GE - Rome, GA - IUE-CIO Newsletters - Rome Organizing Committee; Leaflets	1953-1954
	23	GE - Taunton, MA - Organizing Campaign	1955
	24	GE - Tiffin, OH - Organizing Campaign	1955
	25	General Motors - Arbitration Cases - Local 755, Dayton, OH	1950
	26	General Time Corp., Athens, GA	1954-1956
	27	Independent Lock Co., Selma, AL - McGinnis Campaign File	1953
	28	Independent Lock Co., Selma, AL	1953-1954
	29	Ingersoll-Rand	1953
	30	IRC, Asheville, NC - Organization Leaflets	1955
	31	Kimble Glass, Columbus, OH - Correspondence: IUE-GBBA Jurisdictional Dispute	1953-1956
	32	Lofstrand Co., Rockville, MD - List of Employees - Organization	N.d.
	33	Long Island Organizing Committee	1954
	34	Magnavox Corp., Fort Wayne, IN	1952-1954
	35	Magnavox Corp. Campaign, Greenville, TN	1953
2061	1	Magnavox Corp. Campaign, Greenville, TN	1953
	2	Magnavox Corp., Greenville, TN	1954
	3	P.R. Mallory, Pana, IL	1956
	4	Metric Negotiations, Erie, PA, Local 621	1951
	5	Metric Metal Strike, Local 621	1952
	6	Metric Metal, Local 621, Erie, PA	1952
	7	Micamold, North Tazewell, VA	1954
	8	Monroe Calculator, West Orange and Morris Plains, NJ	1954
2061	9	National Electric and Lofstrand, Washington, DC area	1954
	10	Phelps-Dodge & Copper Issue	1950
	11	Phelps-Dodge Situation	1950-1951
	12	Philco	1951-1955
	13	Poinsett Lumber Co., Anderson, S.C. Campaign	1953
	14	Radio Corporation of America	1950-1954
	15	RCA - Harrison, NJ	1953
	16	RCA - Indianapolis, IN	1953
	17	Raytheon Organizing Committee, Massachusetts (Newton & Waltham)	1951-1953
	18	Reeves Organizing Committee	1953-1956
	19	Sangamo Electric Co., Springfield, IL	1954
	20	Singer Sewing Machine Co.	1950
	21	Singer Conference Board	1952
	22	Sperry, Bristol, TN - Organizing Campaign	1953-1956
	23	Square D Organizing Campaign, Detroit, MI	1954-1955
	24	J. Stevens Arms Division (Savage Arms Corp.), Chicopee, MA - Organization	1953
	25	Stewart-Warner, Chicago, IL	1952
	26	Sunbeam Corp., Chicago, IL	1949-1954
	27	Sylvania Summary - Robert R. Nathan Associates	1950
	28	Sylvania, Dunnville, Ontario	1954
	29	Sylvania, Fullerton, CA	1955
	30	Sylvania, Montoursville, PA	1955
	31	Terry Steam Turbine Strike	1952
2061	32	Vickers Organizing Campaign, Detroit, MI	1953
	33	Westinghouse Locals - Report Forms	1950-1953
	34	Westinghouse Information - Research Data on Local IUE Westinghouse Membership	1953-1954
	35	Westinghouse Organizing Committee - Newspaper Editions, Leaflets - Washington Office	1954
	36	Westinghouse, Brantford, Ontario	1954
	37	Westinghouse, Columbus, OH	1954
	38	Westinghouse, Hamarville, PA	1954
	39	Westinghouse, Little Rock, Arkansas Agreement - IBEW Local 1136	1949
	40	Westinghouse, Montevallo, AL	1954
	41	Westinghouse, Reform, AL	1952
	42	Westinghouse, Sunnyvale, CA	1954
	43	Westinghouse, Sunnyvale, CA	1955-1956
2062	1	Westinghouse, Verona, VA	1955
	2	Westinghouse, Vicksburg, MS - IBEW Agreement	1953-1955
	3	Whirlpool, Benton Harbor, MI	1954
	4	Zenith Corp., Chicago, IL	1954
	5-6	CIO Education and Research - Brochures, Announcements	1951
	7-8	CIO Education and Research - Brochures, Announcements	1952
	9	CIO Education and Research - Brochures, Announcements	1953
	10	CIO Education and Research - Brochures, Announcements	1954
	11-12	CIO Education and Research - Brochures, Announcements	1955
	13	CIO Emergency Flood Relief Committee, James B. Carey, Chairman	1955
2062	14	CIO Emergency Flood Relief Committee - Correspondence & Contributions	1955
	15	CIO - James Gildea, Asst. to CIO Secretary-Treasurer Carey - Memoranda & Correspondence	1950-1954
	16	CIO Headquarters - Temporary File	1949-1955
	17	CIO Legal Dept. - Circular Letters: Arthur T. Goldberg, General Council; Memoranda to Carey and Sigal	1949-1954
	18	CIO Industrial Union Council - California	1952
	19	CIO Industrial Union Council - California	1953
	20	CIO Industrial Union Council - California	1954
	21	CIO Industrial Union Council - California	1955
	22	CIO Industrial Union Council - California	1956
		CONVENTIONS
	23-24	AFL-CIO Second Convention, Atlantic City, NJ - Releases, Circular Letters, Addresses	Dec. 5-13, 1957
	25	AFL-CIO Second Convention, Atlantic City, NJ - Resolutions	Dec. 5-13, 1957
	26	AFL-CIO Second Convention - Appeals Committee	1957
	27	AFL-CIO Second Convention - Appeals Committee - Allied Independent Workers	1957
	28	AFL-CIO Second Convention - Appeals Committee - Bakery Workers	1957
	29	AFL-CIO Second Convention - Appeals Committee - Distillery Workers	1957
2063	1	AFL-CIO Second Convention - Appeals Committee - Paul Dorfman	1957
	2	AFL-CIO Second Convention - Appeals Committee - Laundry Workers	1957
2063	3	AFL-CIO Second Convention - Appeals Committee - Teamsters	1957
	4	AFL-CIO Second Convention - Appeals Committee - Textile	1957
		IUE CONVENTIONS
	5	IUE First Convention - Thank You Letters to Speakers	Nov. 1949
	6	IUE Sixth Convention (Miami Beach, FL) - Correspondence Regarding Hotel, Airlines, Etc.	1954
	7	IUE Sixth Convention - Convention Call	1954
	8	IUE Sixth Convention - General File	1954
	9	IUE Sixth Convention - Hartnett File	1954
	10	IUE Sixth Convention - Speakers - Correspondence	1954
	11	IUE Sixth Convention - Resolutions Originally Submitted	1954
	12	IUE Sixth Convention - Resolutions and Programs Adopted	1954
	13	IUE Sixth Convention - Building Fund Material	1954
	14	IUE Sixth Convention - Committees	1954
	15	IUE Sixth Convention - Constitutional Amendments	1954
	16	IUE Sixth Convention - Sample Contract	1954
	17	IUE Sixth Convention - Rules and Order	1954
	18	IUE Sixth Convention - Credentials	1954
	19	IUE Seventh Convention - Arrangements	1956
	20	IUE Seventh Convention -Convention Call - St. Louis, MO	1956
	21	IUE Seventh Convention - General Correspondence Regrading Convention Arrangements & Needs	1956
	22	IUE Seventh Convention - Invitations to Speakers and Guests	1956
	23	IUE Seventh Convention - Hotel Correspondence	1956
	24	IUE Seventh Convention - Field Representatives Attendance	1956
2063	25	IUE Seventh Convention - Correspondence - Local Delegates	1956
	26	IUE Seventh Convention - Complete Set of Platform, Resolutions, etc. as sent to local unions	1956
	27	IUE Seventh Convention - Proposed Resolutions and Amendments to Constitution	1956
	28	IUE Seventh Convention - Convention Highlights	1956
	29	IUE Seventh Convention - Convention Committee	1956
	30	IUE Seventh Convention - Per Capita Issue	1956
	31-32	IUE Seventh Convention - Resolutions, Programs, and Reference Material	1956
	33	IUE Convention - Amendments to Constitution	1958
34	Colleges - Correspondence	1951
	35	Colleges - Correspondence	1952
	36	Colleges - Correspondence	1953
	37	Colleges - Correspondence	1954
	38	Colleges - Correspondence	1955
	39	Colleges - Correspondence	1956
	40	Colleges - Correspondence	1957
2064	1	Cost of Living Clauses - Plants with contracts containing cost of living clauses	1951
	2	Council for Cooperative Development	1952
	3	Council of Profit Sharing Industries	1953
	4	Amendment of Defense Production Act	1951-1952
	5	Disabled American Veterans Service Foundation	1951
	6	Disorganized Shops - List	1952
2064	7	Economic Cooperation Administration	1950-1951
	8	Committee for Economic Development (CIO)	1955
	9	Economic Policy Conference (IUE)	1950
	10-11	First Biennial Economic Policy Conference (IUE)	May 11-12, 1955
	12	First Biennial Economic Policy Conference (IUE) - Misc.	1955
	13-15	Second Biennial Economic Policy Conference (IUE)	1957
	16	Education	1949-1952
	17	Employment Security Conference	June 1958
	18	Excise Tax - Protest Letters to Members of House Ways & Means Committee	1951
	19	Farm Bureau Convention, Dallas, Texas	1950
	20	Four Freedoms Award Committee	1951-1954
	21	Fund for the Republic	1955-1956
	22	Fund for the Republic - Published Literature; Circular Letters	1957-1958
	23	General Strike Information	1951-1952
	24	Government: Soviet Peace Pledge (Stockholm Resolution)	1950
	25	House of Representatives - Standing Committee	1950
	26	Hungarian Refugees - Relief	1956-1957
	27	International Federation of Unions of Employees in Public and Civil Services (London, England)	1951
	28-29	Jewish Labor Committee	1951-1954
	30-31	Jewish Labor Committee	1955
	32	Labor Relations Council of the Chamber of Commerce	1949
	33-34	Landrum-Griffin Material	1959
2065	1	Landrum-Griffin Material	1959
2065	2	League for Industrial Democracy	1951-1955
	3	League For Mutual Aid	1951, 1955
	4	Legislative Department (IUE)	1954-1955
	5	Legislative Department (IUE)	1956-1957
	6-7	Legislative Department (IUE)	1958-1959
	8	List of Locals, Companies and Officers	Mar. 1951
	9	Meet the Press: Kaiser Steel - Interview Transcript with Edgar Kaiser, Chairman of the Company	1959
	10	Memos: George Weaver	1949-1955
	11	Memoranda: Hartnett	1949-1953
	12	Mid-Century White House Conference Board - Circulars & Brochure	1951-1952
	13	Robert R. Nathan and Associates - Hartnett Correspondence	1949-1950
	14	Robert R. Nathan and Associates - Hartnett Correspondence	1951-1955
	15	National Council on Agricultural Life and Labor	Apr.-May, 1952
	16	National Labor Conference	Nov. 28, 1950
	17	NLRB - Waiver Forms	1950-1951
	18-19	NLRB: Direction of Elections - Memoranda & Legal Documents	1950-1953
	20-29	NLRB Election Results	1950-1956
2066	1-2	NLRB: Election Results	1950-1956
	3-4	NLRB - Correspondence & Memoranda	1950-1954
	5	NLRB: GE Election Results	May 1950
	6	NLRB: IUE - AFL Raiding - Tabulation of Cases & Number of Employees	1951-1952
	7	NLRB - Memo re: Election Victories	Jan.-June 1954
2066	8	NLRB: Letter of Instruction on Compliance with Section 9 (f,g,h) Taft-Hartley Act	Nov. 1949
	9	NLRB: Westinghouse Election Results	Apr. 1950
	10	National Labor Service - Bulletins; Literature	1955
	11	National Labor Service	1956-1958
	12	National Legislative Council - Bulletins & Circular Letters	1956-1957
	13	National Legislative Council - Correspondence, Circulars, Literature	1958-1959
	14	National Office: Activities and Summary	1953-1954
	15	National Staff Activities	1953-1954
	16	National Production Authority	1951-1952
	17	New York Home for Homeless Boys, Inc. - H. Cinton Eva, President	1950
	18	Office of Salary Stabilization - Releases & Circulars	1952
	19	Office of Salary Stabilization: (Officers and Supervisors), IUE-CIO	1952
	20	Organizing (IUE)	1949-1950
	21	Organization - How UE Line Departed from CIO Policy	1939-1949
	22	Organization - UE-CP Line	1939-1949
	23	Organization - Membership Application Cards; List by Local Union (IUE)	1949
	24-28	Organization - UE Local Union Data	1950-1953
	29	Organization Report	Feb. 14, 1950
	30	Organization Report	June 5, 1950
	31	Organization Report	July 28, 1950
	32-33	Organization Report	Aug. 25, 1950
2066	34-36	Organizational Activities - All Districts	Apr. 1952
	37-40	Organizational Activities - All Districts	May 1952
	41	Organizing - The People's Press: Subsidy from IUE	1950-1952
	42	Organization - CIO Midwest Organizing Drive - "Five States Drive"	1952-1953
2067	1	Organization - CIO Midwest Organizing Drive - Reports, Correspondence, Research Data	1952-1953
	2	Organization - CIO Midwest Organizing Drive - Correspondence, Reports, Memoranda	1952-1954
	3	Organization - CIO Midwest Organizing Committee - Carey Memoranda; Audit and Finances	1952-1953
	4	Organizing Activities Reports Received Form - List of Organizers	1953
	5	Office of Price Stabilization	1951-1953
	6	Publications - IUE (AFL-CIO) - Misc. Leaflets; Staff Bulletins	1950-1957
	7	Reconstruction Finance Corp. - Correspondence	1949
	8-11	Rural Electrification - Literature & Correspondence	1952-1955
	12-17	Safety - IUE Occupational Health and Safety Committee	1954-1958
	18-19	Safety - National Safety Council	1956-1958
2068	1-3	Safety - National Safety Council	1956-1958
	4	Safety - Completed Safety Questionnaire	1951-1953
	5	St. Lawrence Association Great Lakes	1951-1953
	6	Savings Bonds	1948-1949
	7	Schedules: Hartnett	1957-1961
	8-10	Skilled Trades Council	1951-1952
	11	William Snoots, Secretary, IUE–CIO	1949-1950
2068	12	Social Security Act - Statement of Arthur J. Altmeyer, Commissioner for S.S. on Recommendations to Improve Provisions	1950
	13	Speeches: Carey	1951
	14-16	Speeches: Carey	1953
	17	Speeches: Carey	1954
	18	Speeches: Carey	1955
	19	Speeches: Invitations to Hartnett	1952-1954
	20	Speeches: Notes for Hartnett Speech	1952
	21	Ann Sullivan for Congress	1950
	22	Syracuse University - Professor Andrew Borta, Dept. of Production Management, Syracuse 10, NY	1950
	23	United Auto Workers	1949-1951
	24	United Auto Workers	1952-1954
	25-26	United Community Fund	1954
	27	United Community Fund	1955-1956
	28	United Community Fund	1957-1958
2069	1	United Defense Fund	Jan.-June 1951
	2	United Defense Fund	July-Aug. 1951
	3	United Defense Fund	Sept.-Dec. 1951
	4-5	United Defense Fund	1952
	6	United Defense Fund	1953
	7	United Defense Fund	1954-1955
	8	United Labor Policy Committee	1951
	9	United Office and Professional Workers of America - 1 letter	1950
2069	10	United States Department of Labor	1949
	11-12	United States Department of Labor	1950
	13	United States Department of Labor	1951
	14	United States Department of Labor	1952
	15	United States Department of Labor	1953
	16	United States Department of Labor	1954
	17	United States Department of Labor	1955
	18	United States Department of Labor	1956
	19	United States Department of Labor	1957
2070	1	United States Department of Labor	1958
	2	Veterans	1953
	3	Villanova College - 1 letter from Father William J. Gordon	1951
	4	Wage Increases: Replies from Companies	1951
	5-6	Wage Stabilization Board	1951
	7	Wage Stabilization Board	1951-1952
	8-9	Wage Stabilization Board: Reports from Arthur Goldberg	1951-1952
	10	Wage Stabilization Board - Reports	1951
	11	Wage Stabilization Board - Correspondence	1952
	12	Wage Stabilization Board - Reports	1952-1953
	13	Whitehouse Conference on Children and Youth	1951
	14	Women's Auxiliary: UE	1940
	15-16	Women's Auxiliary	1951
	17	Women's Auxiliary	1952
	18	Women's Auxiliary	1953
2070	19	Women's Auxiliary	1954-1956

2. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE FILES , Date Span: 1949-1958, 1.35 LN. FT.

Arranged Chronologically

Consists of outgoing and incoming correspondence and memoranda generated and received by IUE Secretary-Treasurer, Albin (Al) Hartnett, President James B. Carey, and Rodger Coyne, Assistant to Hartnett and Director of Organizing Campaigns. Much of the correspondence pertains to Hartnett's performance of the routine administrative functions associated with his office. As Secretary-Treasurer, he answered a substantial portion of the general and miscellaneous correspondence addressed to Carey--schedules and appointments, conference and meeting arrangements, activities with civic and political action organizations, requests for publications, information, and business solicitations. In addition, this series contains many letters from rank and file IUE members requesting action on various grievances and support for organization drives and representation elections at the local level.

Memoranda generated by Hartnett and Coyne to Carey and other international officers contain information on the allocation of financial resources and staff for local and regional organizing campaigns. The memoranda highlight the problems the IUE encountered in its jurisdictional struggle with the UE. A few reports, incorporated into the body of the memoranda, analyze conditions at various UE locals and assess the probability of their disaffiliation. They include, in some instances, an analysis of certification election results and reasons for the success and failure of IUE organizing campaigns. The union's problem with frequent raids by such AFL affiliates as the International Association of Machinists (IAM) and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) is also documented. Hartnett also kept Carey informed of factionalism within various IUE locals.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2070	20	General Correspondence	1949-1950
	21	General Correspondence	Jan.-Feb. 1951
	22	General Correspondence	Mar.-Apr. 1951
	23	General Correspondence	May-June 1951
	24	General Correspondence	July-Sept. 1951
	25	General Correspondence	Oct.-Dec. 1951
	26	General Correspondence	Jan.-Feb. 1952
	27	General Correspondence	Mar.-Apr. 1952
2071	1	General Correspondence	May-July 1952
	2	General Correspondence	Aug.-Oct. 1952
	3	General Correspondence	Nov.-Dec. 1952
	4	General Correspondence	Feb.-Apr. 1953
	5	General Correspondence	May-Aug. 1953
	6	General Correspondence	Sept.-Dec. 1953
	7	General Correspondence	Jan.-Apr. 1954
	8	General Correspondence	May-Aug. 1954
	9	General Correspondence	Sept.-Dec. 1954
	10	General Correspondence	Jan.-Apr. 1955
	11	General Correspondence	May-Aug. 1955
	12	General Correspondence	Sept.-Dec. 1955
	13	General Correspondence	Jan.-Apr. 1956
	14	General Correspondence	May-Aug. 1956
	15	General Correspondence	Oct.-Dec. 1956
	16	General Correspondence	Jan.-Mar. 1957
2071	17	General Correspondence	Apr.-July 1957
	18	General Correspondence	Aug.-Sept. 1957
	19	General Correspondence	Oct.-Nov. 1957
	20	General Correspondence	Dec. 1957
	21	General Correspondence	1958

3. DISTRICT FILES , Date Span: 1949-1956, 3.20 LN. FT.

Grouped by district and arranged chronologically by year.

District office correspondence files maintained by IUE Secretary-Treasurer, Al Hartnett, documenting the bureaucratic relationship between his office and the network of district officers, field directors and representatives, and organizers comprising the IUE administrative hierarchy at the regional level. Records within the series illustrate how the union established its regional organization structure, allocated its financial resources, staff, and field representatives for organizing campaigns, and supervised the activities of its constituent local unions. District officers and field directors were responsible for maintaining the vital bureaucratic link between the national office and local unions.

The bulk of the series consists of outgoing and incoming correspondence which Hartnett and Carey generated and received from IUE district presidents, field directors, and international representatives. Minutes of district council conferences, district executive board meetings, organization reports, lists and research material on unorganized plants, and memoranda relating to PAC contributions, are also contained in Hartnett's district office files. These files include a small amount of organizing campaign literature and ephemera.

Much correspondence is devoted to the status of ongoing organization campaigns and analyses of certification election results, jurisdictional strife, and strike activities within the respective districts. Letters from district presidents and field directors provide detailed reports on the progress of current campaigns and elections at local plants, and include requests for additional organizers, staff, and financial support. The union's struggle with the UE in the critical period, 1949-1952 is well-chronicled in the District 3 files (including Local 301, Schenectady, NY), District 5 (the Canadian GE campaign in Peterbourough, Ontario), and District 6 (Westinghouse, Pittsburgh). The correspondence files reflect how Carey and Hartnett played an integral role in targeting potential plants for organization and coordinating strike-relief efforts. The IUE's contribution to larger CIO-sponsored regional organization campaigns is also documented in the district office files of Hartnett. In addition to these subjects, the files contain routine administrative correspondence pertaining to staff appointments, the collection of delinquent per capita tax payments by local unions, and the approval of district and local union charters, constitutions, and by-laws.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2072	1	District One	1949
	2	District One	1950
	3	District One	1951
	4	District One	1952
	5	District One	1953
	6	District One	1954
	7	District Two	1949
	8	District Two	1950
	9	District Two	1951
	10	District Two	1952
	11	District Two	1953
	12	District Two	1954
	13	District Two	1955
	14	District Two	1956
	15	District Three	1949
	16	District Three	1950
	17	District Three	1951
	18	District Three	1952
	19	District Council Four	1949-1952
	20	District Four	1949-Apr. 1950
	21	District Four	May-Dec. 1950
	22	District Four	1951
	23	District Four	Jan.-Mar. 1952
	24	District Four	Apr.-Dec. 1952
2072	25	District Four	1953
2073	1-2	District Four	Jan.-July 1954
	3	District Four	Aug.-Dec. 1954
	4	District Four	Jan.-June 1955
	5	District Four	July-Dec. 1955
	6	District Four	Jan.-July 1956
	7	District Four	Aug.-Dec. 1956
	8	District Five	1949
	9	District Five	Jan.-May 1950
	10	District Five	June-Dec. 1950
	11	District Five	1951
	12	District Five	1952
	13	District Five	1953
	14	District Five	Jan.-May 1954
	15	District Five	June-Dec. 1954
	16	District Council Six	1951-1952
	17	District Six	1949
	18	District Six	1950
	19	District Six	1951
	20	District Six	1952
	21	District Six	1953
	22	District Six	1954
	23	District Seven	1949
	24-25	District Seven	1950
2073	26	District Seven	1951
	27	District Seven	1952
2074	1	District Seven	1953
	2	District Seven	1954
	3	District Council Eight	1949-1952
	4	District Eight	1949
	5	District Eight	1950
	6	District Eight	Jan.-Mar. 1951
	7	District Eight	Apr.-Aug. 1951
	8	District Eight	Sept.-Dec. 1951
	9	District Eight	1952
	10	District Eight	1953
	11	District Eight	Jan.-Mar. 1954
	12	District Eight	Apr.-Dec. 1954
	13	District Council Nine	1949-1950
	14	District Council Nine	1951
	15	District Nine	1952
	16	District Nine	Jan.-July 1953
	17	District Nine	Aug.-Dec. 1953
	18	District Nine	Jan.-June 1954
	19	District Nine	July-Dec. 1954
	20	District Nine	1955
	21	District Nine	Jan.-Apr. 1956
	22	District Nine	May-Dec. 1956
2075	1	District Ten - Negotiations - IUE Honeywell Local 1145 and Brown Instrument Negotiations	Aug. 1951 - Mar. 1952
	2	District Ten: Robert Wishart	1951
	3	District Eleven	1949-1951
	4	District Eleven	1950-1951
	5	General District Folder	1950

4. EXECUTIVE BOARD PROCEEDINGS , Date Span: 1951-1957, 1.20 LN. FT.

Arranged chronologically by date of meeting

Proceedings of the meetings of the IUE Executive Board maintained within the central office files of Secretary-Treasurer, Al Hartnett. Contents include meeting agenda, resolutions, memoranda, and correspondence generated by Executive Board members and IUE department heads, and copies of President James B. Carey's report to the board. The reports cover such topics as: the economic and financial state of the electrical manufacturing industry, negotiations and contracts with companies, legislative affairs and labor legislation, organizing campaigns, strikes, and NLRB elections.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2075	6-7	Washington, DC; Shoreham Hotel	May 24-25, 1951
	8	New York, NY; Hotel Commodore	Nov. 3-4, 1951
	9-11	Washington, DC; Burlington Hotel	Jan. 10-12, 1952
	12-13	Chicago, IL; Hotel Sherman	May 22-23, 1952
	14	Special Vice-Presidents' Meeting, Washington, DC	June 6, 1952
	15	Pittsburgh, PA; Hotel William Penn	Oct. 4-5, 1952
	16	Vice Presidents' Meeting	Oct. 27, 1952
	17	Atlantic City, NJ; Hotel Chelsea	Nov. 30, 1952
	18-19	Washington, DC; Hotel Statler	Jan. 23-24, 1953
	20-21	New York, NY; Belmont Plaza Hotel	May 14-15, 1953
	22-23	Cleveland, OH; Hotel Hollenden	Nov. 14, 1953
	24	New York, NY; Park Sheraton Hotel	Mar. 4-5, 1954
	25	Washington, DC; Raleigh Hotel	May 10-11, 1954
	26	Miami Beach, FL - Resolution on Biennial Convention	Sept. 23, 1954
	27-28	Washington, DC; Willard Hotel	Feb. 3-4, 1955
	29	Cincinnati, OH	May 9, 1955
	30	Vice Presidents' Meeting: Washington, DC	May 31, 1955
2076	1	Washington, DC; Statler Hotel	June 14-15, 1955
	2	Washington, DC; Willard Hotel	Oct. 20-21, 1955
	3	Vice Presidents' Meeting; Lexington, KY	Nov. 14, 1955
	4	New York, NY; Hotel Governor Clinton	Nov. 30, 1955
	5	Vice Presidents' Meeting: New York, NY - Telegram regarding Hotel Arrangements	Jan. 19, 1956
	6	Washington, DC; Philip Murray Building	Apr. 24, 1956
	7	Estes Park, CO	July 14-17, 1956
2076	8	St. Louis, MO; Jefferson Hotel	Sept. 1956
	9-10	Miami Beach, FL	Jan. 22-23, 1957
	11	Washington, DC	June 13-14, 1957
	12	Vice Presidents' Meeting: Washington, DC	Aug. 19, 1957
	13	Louisville, KY; (Economic Conf.)	Sept. 17-18, 1957
	14	Washington, DC	Oct. 1957
	15	Atlantic City, NJ	Dec. 3-4, 1957

5. FIELD REPRESENTATIVES CORRESPONDENCE FILES , Date Span: 1949–1959, 7.80 LN. FT.

Grouped alphabetically by correspondent and arranged chronologically by date of letter.

Through its assigned field representatives, the IUE Secretary-Treasurer's office directed the union's organization campaigns at the local level, assisted local union officers in collective bargaining and contract negotiations, the drafting of constitutions and by-laws, and maintained the vital link between the IUE national office and the local unions. This series consists primarily of outgoing and incoming correspondence sent and received by IUE field representatives, which include organization and activities reports filed with the IUE Secretary-Treasurer's Office. Principal correspondents include Hartnett, Carey, and Rodger Coyne. The field representatives' files also contain leaflets and other publicity material used in conjunction with organization campaigns.

This series documents the daily work of IUE field representatives and highlights IUE grass-roots organizing efforts: establishing contacts within unorganized plants and locals held by other unions, visiting the homes of workers, drafting and distributing organization leaflets, filing petitions for certification elections and a myriad of other duties. Organization and activities reports provide detailed information on the anti-union environment within plants and cities, and jurisdictional problems which field representatives experienced in performing their tasks. Beside organizing activities, the reports chronicle the many services which representatives provided for locals within their district. They conducted meetings with local union officers, shop stewards, and grievance committees, assisted prospective locals in filing for certification election petitions and unfair labor practice charges before the National Labor Relations Board, and guided locals through strikes and contract negotiations with management. The series is especially rich in providing a social history of the hardships confronted by female union field representatives and organizers.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2076	16	Arnold, Dan - Chairman, TV & Parts Conf. Bd.; Field Rep., Camden, NJ, area	1950-1956
	17	Backgren, Al - District 9: Detroit, MI	1951
	18	Bafundo, Jerry - District 4: Passaic Co., NJ, area - Dumont Labs, RCA, & others	1952-1954
	19	Barile, Pat - District 2: New England States	1956-1960
	20	Barker, John C. - District 10: Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin	1954-1955
	21	Basmajian, Sam - District 1: Phila., PA, Local 107, Westinghouse; Scranton, PA, area	1952-1953
	22	Basmajian, Sam - Scranton, PA area; Baltimore, MD; Allentown & York, PA	1954-1957
	23	Beardsley, Glenn - District 8	1951-1954
	24	Beck, Carl E. - Erie, PA, area	1953-1956
	25	Beck, Gerhard - District 5: Primarily Dunnville, Ontario, Sylvania plant	1954
	26	Beeman, St. Clair - District 10	1953-1954
	27	Bell, Thomas - District 8: California	1952-1955
	28	Brewer, William - District 9: Indianapolis, IN, area	1950-1951
	29	Brewer, William - District 9: Indianapolis, IN, area	1952-1953
	30	Buniak, Edward - Erie, PA	1952
	31	Callaghan, James - District 4: Northern NJ	1950-1955
	32	Carlin, Jacob S. - District 1: Southern NJ/Phila., PA, area	1952-1953
	33	Caufield, Raymond - Ohio	1951
	34	Christofferson, Robert W. - Erie, PA; Virginia & other southern states	1953-1956
2077	1	Cimino, Anthony - Field Director, District 2	1949-1955
	2	Clark, John B. - Andersonville, SC	1953-1954
2077	3	Clarke, Robert - Newark, NJ, area and Northern NJ	1951-1953
	4	Cohen, Sylvia - Newark, NJ, and Northern NJ	1956-1957
	5	Compton, James - District 4: Newark, NJ; Northern NJ	1955
	6	Copeland, W.A. - District 7: Memphis, TN; Jonesboro, AR	1949-1954
	7	Copeland, W.A. - District 7: Memphis, TN; Arkansas	Jan. 1955-1957
	8	Corey, Olga - Cleveland, Warren, Youngstown, OH; Erie, PA	1950-1953
	9	Coyne, Roger - Erie, PA; Northwest PA region	1949-1952
	10	Crawford, Edna (Sunny) - Indianapolis, IN; Cincinnati, OH	1951-1952
	11	Crawford, Edna (Sunny) - Indianapolis, IN; Cincinnati, OH	1953-1955
	12	Cummings, Lewis - District 10: Chicago, IL	1955-1956
	13	Davidowski, William - Trenton, NJ	1954
	14	Delfiacco, Gus - St. Paul, MN	1953-1954
	15	Denton, H.W. - Rome, GA	1953-1954
	16-17	Denton, H.W. - Rome, GA; Florida	1955-1956
	18	Elsner, Robert - Cincinnati, OH	1952-1953
	19	Enders, Jeremiah - Indianapolis & Frankfurt, IN	1952
	20	England, Joseph - Manchester & Rochester, NH; Allentown, PA	1950-1954
	21	England, Joseph - Activities Reports - Manchester, NH	1951-1954
	22	Erdmann, John - Mineola & Rochester, NY	1957-1959
	23	Ervin, Louis H. - Minneapolis, MN	1951-1954
	24	Evans, Andrew - Los Angeles & Fresno, CA	1958-1959
	25	Falvo, Sam - Montoursville, Mill Hall, & Pittsburgh, PA	1951-1955
	26	Falvo, Sam - Western PA; Ridgeway, IN; Erie, PA	1956-1959
	27	Felson, Milton - Jersey City, NJ	1956-1959
2077	28	Fineman, Al - Field Director: Chicago, IL and Illinois	1949-1951
2078	1	Fineman, Al - Oakland, San Francisco, & San Jose, CA	1952-1953
	2	Fineman, Al - Oakland & San Francisco, CA; Northern CA	1953-1954
	3	Fineman, Al - Oakland & San Francisco, CA; Northern CA	1955-1959
	4	Fiorillo, Frank - Schenectady, NY	1949-1952
	5	Fiorillo, Frank - Schenectady, NY	1953
	6	Fitzgerald, Joseph - Nassau, Queens, Long Island, NY	1951-1953
	7	Fitzpatrick, Michael - Field Director, District 6: Pittsburgh, PA; Western PA	1950-1952
	8	Flynn, Robert - Staff Representative, Chicago, IL	1956
	9	Fortier, Howard - Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN	1951-1953
	10	Fowler, Raymond - Hamilton, Norwood, & Cincinnati, OH	1954-1955
	11	Frank, Ruth - Zanesville & Alliance, OH; St. Mary's, PA	1951-1952
	12	Freeman, Ed	1950
	13	Gallagher, Hugh F. - Activities Reports - Brockville, Ontario	1952-1953
	14	Gallagher, John P. (Jack) - District Council #1: Amalgamated Shops, Phila., PA	1950-1952
	15	Gallagher, John P. (Jack) - District Council #1: Amalgamated Shops, Phila., PA	1953-1955
	16	Gaul, Walter - Buffalo, NY; Western NY - Staff Member	1950
	17	Glass, Stanley - Bowling Green, KY; Lexington, KY; Chicago, IL	1950-1954
	18	Glass, Stanley - Activities Reports - Illinois; Bowling Green, KY	1951
	19	Gordon, Harry - Milwaukee, WI	1950-1951
	20	Gordon, Harry - DeKalb, IL; Danville, IL; Anniston, AL	1952-1954
	21	Graham, Newell - Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN	1951-1953
2078	22	Greenberg, Herman - Springfield, MA; Western MA	1949-1951
	23	Greenwood, James - Athens, G; Glens Falls, NY; Hudson Falls, NY; Greenville, TN	1949-1954
	24	Greenwood, James - Activities Reports - Glens Falls, NY; Cincinnati, OH	1951-1954
	25	Guazzo, Caesar - District 4: New York; Northern, NJ; Bloomfield, NJ	1953-1956
	26	Guazzo, Caesar - Activities Reports - New York; Northern NY	1957-1960
	27	Hall, James - Huntington, WV	1951-1952
	28	Hannah, Fred - District 5: Canada	1950-1953
	29	Harrity, Philip - Richmond, IN; Ohio	1951-1954
	30	Harrity, Harrity - Activities Reports - Union City, IN; Dayton, OH	1951-1954
2079	1	Hawkins, Joseph - Field Director, District 7, Mansfield, OH; Dayton, OH	1949-1950
	2	Hawkins, Joseph - Director, District 7	1951
	3	Hawkins, Joseph - Director, District 7, Ohio; Chairman, National Skilled Trades Division	1952-1953
	4	Heaton, Bert - District 10	1953-1954
	5	Hibbits, James - District 8: Missouri, Iowa	1950-1951
	6	Hobbs, Ray - District 9: Detroit, MI, area	1950-1951
	7	Hobbs, Ray - District 9: Detroit, MI, area; District 10	1952-1954
	8	Hoey, Owen - District 4: New York; Long Island	1953-1954
	9	Hogan, Clarence - District 1: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland area	1951-1954, 1963
	10	Houseman, Gerald - Marshalltown, IO	1954
	11	Hull, James - District 4: Northern NJ	1950-1952
	12	Hurst, Richard - Louisville, KY	1953
2079	13	Hutchens, George - Administrative Chairman, District 5	1953-1954
	14	Jean, Henry - District 2: Connecticut & Massachusetts; District 5: Quebec Province	1950-1952
	15	Jean, Henry - District 5: Quebec Province	1953-1954
	16	Jennings, Paul - Executive Secretary, District 4	1950-1951
	17	Kempczinski, Tony - Bristol, TN, Organizing Campaign	1958
	18-19	Kinder, James - District 7: Sperry-Farragut Organizing Dept.	1953-1954
	20	Kirk, Joseph - North Carolina	1953-1956
	21	Klingensmith, Robert - District 6: Erie & Pittsburgh, PA; District 10: CIO Midwest Organizing Committee	1950-1952
	22	Klingensmith, Robert - District 10: CIO Midwest Organizing Committee	1953-1954
	23	Knowles, William - District 1: Southern, NJ; Delaware; Southeastern PA	1953-1956
	24	Koehler, Arthur - District 2: New Hampshire; Massachusetts	1952-1954
	25	Kraemer, Otto - District 10: Minnesota	1952-1953
	26	Kress, Melville - Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia	1953-1954
	27	Kress, Melville - Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia	1955-1957
	28	Lashman, Edward - (Never Assigned to IUE)	1953
	29	Lee, Mildred L. - District 10	1951-1952
	30	Leonardis, Victor	1951
	31	Lifshitz, Benjamin - District 4: Northern NJ; New York	1950-1952
2080	1	Lifshitz, Benjamin - District 4: Northern NJ; New York	1953-1955
	2	Lifshitz, Benjamin - District 4: Northern NJ; New York	1956-1959
	3	Lingo, Edward - Tennessee & Georgia	1954-1956
	4	Livingston, David - New England; Illinois; Indiana	1956-1958
2080	5	Lowenthal, Al - Telegram on Assignment	1949
	6	Lundgren, Lee - Los Angeles, CA	1950-1952
	7	Lundgren, Lee - Los Angeles, CA; Southern CA	1953-1955
	8	Lundgren, Lee - Activities Reports - Los Angeles, CA; Southern CA	1951-1952
	9	Lundgren, Lee - Activities Reports	1953-1955
	10	Lussier, Henry - District 2: Springfield, MA; Massachusetts	1953-1954
	11	Lussier, Henry - District 2: Springfield, MA; Massachusetts	Jan.-Apr. 1955
	12	Lussier, Henry - District 2: Massachusetts	May-Dec. 1955
	13	Lussier, Henry - District 2: Massachusetts; New England	Jan.-July 1956
	14	Lussier, Henry - District 2: Massachusetts; New England	Aug.-Dec. 1956
	15	Lyle, Frank - Newark, NJ; Jersey City, NJ; Northeastern NJ	1951-1957
	16	McCaffrey, Edward - Morrison, IL; Moline, IL	1951
	17	McClellan, Richard - Erie, PA	1952-1955
	18	McClellan, Richard - Erie, PA; Holly Springs, MS	1952-1955
	19	McCluskey, John - Brookville, PA; St. Mary's, PA; Cameron & Jefferson Counties PA	1956-1958
	20	McGee, Leonard - District 1: Philadelphia, PA; Southern NJ; Taunton, MA; Kansas City, MO	1950-1958
2081	1	McGinnis, F.C. - Birmingham, AL; Selma, AL; Montevallo, AL	1953-1954
	2-3	McGinnis, F.C. - Huntsville, AL	1955-1956
	4	McIntire, Harry - District 2: Primarily Massachusetts	1950-May 1953
	5	McIntire, Harry - Activities Reports - Dover, NH; Massachusetts	1951
	6	McIntire, Harry - Activities Reports - District 2: Easthampton, MA	1952-1953
	7	McIntire, Harry - District 2: Massachusetts	Sept. 1953
2081	8	McIntire, Harry - District 2: Massachusetts	Oct.-Dec. 1953
	9	McIntire, Harry - District 2: Primarily Massachusetts	Jan.-Mar. 1954
	10	McIntire, Harry - District 2: Massachusetts	Apr.-Dec. 1954
	11	McKeown, Marjorie - District 1: Phila., PA & Southern NJ	1952-1954
	12-13	McKeown, Marjorie - District 1: Southeastern PA, Northern DE, Southern NJ	1952-1954
	14	McMahon, Edward - District 2: Massachusetts	1957-1960
	15	McNee, Kathleen - [District 2: Northern NJ?]	1956
	16	Mannie, Rosemary - District 10: Minnesota, Illinois; District 2: Massachusetts; District 1: Florida	1953-1960
	17	Martin, Benjamin - District 10: Illinois, Wisconsin	1950-1954
	18	Martin, Benjamin - Wisconsin; Tennessee	1955-1960
	19	Howard Mattioli - District 2	1953-1956
	20	Maye, Arthur - District 9: Primarily Indiana	1952-1956
	21	Mensch, Fred - District 6: Pennsylvania, West Virginia	1950-1954
2082	1	Miles, Charles J. - District 8: Oklahoma, Kentucky	1951-1954
	2	Miller, James - District 3: Buffalo, NY, area	1951-1954
	3	Moffat, Eugene - District 5: Ontario	1957
	4	Morgan, Arthur - Minneapolis, MN, area	1950-1956
	5	Morton, John - Field Director, District 5	1950-1951
	6	Munzer, Orville - Tennessee, Arkansas, Alabama	1951-1952
	7	Munzer, Orville - Anniston, AL; Louisville, KY; Pittsburgh, PA; St. Louis, MO	1953
	8	Munzer, Orville - St. Louis, MO; Los Angeles, CA; Southern CA	1954
	9	Munzer, Orville - Los Angeles, CA; Goleta, CA; Fullerton, CA	1955
2082	10	Murdock, Grace - (Temporary) - District 3: Buffalo, NY; Central NY	1959
	11	Norcross, George - Salem, MA; Greeneville, TN	1951-1957
	12	O'Regan, Harold - Western PA; Erie, PA; Sharon, PA; St. Mary's, PA	1950-1953
	13	O'Regan, Harold - Activities Reports - Chelsea, MA; Erie, PA	1951-1953
	14	Page, John - Yonkers, NY; Tarrytwon, NY; White Plains, NY; Newark, NJ	1952-1953
	15	Parker, William - Huntington, WV; Fairmont, WV; Charleston, SC	1949-1951
	16	Paran, John - Buffalo, NY, area; Tonawanda, NY; Springfield, MA	1951-1954
	17	Pascoe, James - Field Director, District 9; Ft Wayne, IN; Michigan	1949-1955
	18-19	Peterson, Ken - Buffalo, NY, area; Jamestown, NY; Batavia, NY	1951-1955
	20	Petroskey, Stanley - Richmond, IN; Ft. Wayne, IN; Decatur, IN	1954
	21	Phillips, Walter - Ft. Wayne, IN; Fairmont, WV; Sylvania, Montoursville	1953-1955
	22	Piechowski, Walter - Hialeah, FL; Cocoa, FL	1956-1957
	23	Pittas, Frances Gulotta - Edison, NJ	1956-1957
	24	Polak, Ernest - Camden, NJ; Southern NJ	1951-1952
	25	Polak, Ernest	1951-1952
	26	Ream, Howard - South Bend, IN; Ft. Wayne, IN	1953-1955
	27	Riley, Earl - District 2: Massachusetts	1955-1957
	28	Rizick, Emmanuel (Manny) - Central and Southern NY area; Elmira, PA	1958-1959
	29	Robinson, Howard T. - Elmira, NY; Massachusetts; Indianapolis, IN	1951-1954
2083	30	Robinson, Howard - Buffalo, NY, area	1955-1959
	1	Rose, Harold - Dubois, PA; Brookville, PA; Emporium, PA; Central Pennsylvania Region	1952-1958
2083	2	St. Clair, Ray W. - Elmsford, NY; Mt. Vernon, NY; District 4: New Jersey	1952-1956
	3	Santora, William - Titusville, PA; New Jersey	1956-1958
	4	Sargent, Diane - Jonesboro, AR; Anniston, AL; Columbus, MS	1954
	5	Sayers, James (Sid) - Warren, OH	1952-1953
	6	Schulter, John J. - Atlanta, GA	1954-1956
	7	Smith, Harvey - Evansville, IN	1950
	8	Smith, William D.	1959
	9	Smorodin, Ted - Newark, NJ; Jersey City, NJ	1956-1958
	10	Sokolowski, Steve	1951-1954
	11	Sonner, Robert - District 7: Ohio	1950
	12	Stabno, Stanley - Chicago, IL, area	1951-1953
	13	Stanton, Martin - Schenectady, NY; Auburn, NY; Elmira, NY	1951-1954
	14	Stevens, Jack	1956-1958
	15	Steedley, Lyndal - Asheville, NC; Raleigh, NC	1954
	16	Stypulkoski, Frank - Erie, PA	1952-1956
	17-18	Sullivan, John - Jackson, MS	1951-1952
	19-20	Sullivan, John - Raleigh, NC; Winston-Salem, NC	1952-1953
	21	Sullivan, John - Raleigh, NC; Winston-Salem, NC	1954-June 1955
	22	Sullivan, John - Asheville, NC; Memphis, TN	1955-1957
	23	Sullivan, Thomas F. - District 6: East Pittsburgh, PA	1950
2083	24	Teachman, Samuel - Hudson Falls, NY; Poughkeepsie, NY; Central NY Region	1953-1958
	25	Tempest, Luther - Lancaster, PA	1950
	26	Thomas, George - Evansville, IN; Iowa; Missouri	1951-1959
	27	Turner, Asbury - Dayton, OH	1950-1951
	28	Uehlein, Julius - Schenectady, NY	1951
	29	Uehlein, Mary Lou - Erie, PA; District 7: Ohio; Schenectady, NY	1950-1951
	30-31	Vicinanza, Joseph - White Plains, NY; Irvington, NY; New Rochelle, NY; Tuckahoe, NY	1951-1953
	32	Watson, Norman T. - Evansville, IN - Appointment to District 2 Region	1952
	33	Webb, Earl - District 7: Ohio	1952-1959
	34	Wheeler, Warren - Lexington, KY; Louisville, KY	1953
	35	Wheelock, Rex - Moline, IL	1953-1955
	36	White, Freeman - Wabash, IN	1950
	37	Widman, W.J. - Danville, IL	1952-1954
	38	Wirtz, Joseph - District 5: Canada; Peterborough, Ontario	1951
	39	Wirtz, Joseph - District 5: Canada	1952
2084	1	Woodruff, Stanley - Decatur, IN	1951-1953
	2-3	Ziegler, Victor - Wisconsin	1951-1953
	4	Ziegler, Victor - Wisconsin	1954-1955
	5	Zizio, Mary - Utica, NY	1953

6. ORGANIZING CAMPAIGN AND RESEARCH FILES OF ASSISTANT RODGER COYNE , Date Span: 1950–1963, 11.80 LN. FT.

Grouped in two main sequences: organizing campaign files arranged alphabetically by corporate name, and, a smaller group comprising general research files arranged alphabetically by topic.

Publicity material, press clippings, mimeographed and lithographed handbills, circulars, and anti-union employer bulletins and newsletters documenting IUE organizing activities and union election campaigns from 1950-1962. These items were collected and filed by Rodger Coyne and Andrew Bennett (Assistants to the Secretary-Treasurer), both who coordinated IUE organizational work and campaigns. The campaign files include a small amount of organization-related correspondence from field representatives to Hartnett, Carey, Coyne, and Bennett which analyze organization strategy and NLRB certification election results. NLRB petitions and election documents are interspersed throughout the files.

In addition there is a small grouping of organization-related research and education files compiled by Coyne's office for use in planning IUE organization drives. Included in the files are clippings covering the issue of Communism and disaffiliation, organization reports from Coyne to Hartnett, and election results and analyses. Training manuals and a variety of educational literature provide evidential information on the union's programs for training organizers and educating the membership with respect to organizing and collective bargaining techniques. The extensive memoranda files pertaining to IUE elections (1952-1958) contain valuable tabulated information on plant location, size of membership and collective bargaining unit, other contesting unions involved, and election results.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2084	6	Abbott Steel - Middleton, MA	1958
	7	Accurate Threaded Products - Newington, CT	1959
	8	Ace Wire - Melrose, NJ	1961
	9	Acme Shear Corp. - Bridgeport, CT	1960
	10	Acme Spring and Welding, Inc.	1961
	11	Aemco-Telex - Mankato, MN	1961
	12	Aerobilt Bodies, Inc. - Athens, NY	1960-1962
	13	Aerosonic Corp. - Clearwater, FL	1958
	14	Aerovox - New Bedford, MA	1958
	15	Air Control Products, Inc. - Waynesboro, GA	1962
	16	Airborne Accessories - Hillside, NJ	1960
	17	Airborne Instrument	N.d.
	18-19	Airsearch - Phoenix, AZ	1962
	20	Ajax Hardware - California	1961
	21	Alleghany Technical Instrument - Pittsburgh, PA	1960
	22	Allen Bradley - Milwaukee, WI	1959-1961
	23	Alliance Manufacturing Co. - Shenandoah, VA	1962
	24	Allis Chalmers - Boston, MA and Milwaukee, WI	1961
	25	Alloy Steel Products - Elizabeth, NJ	1962
	26	AMCO - East Windsor, CT	1958
	27	American Bosch - Chicago, IL	1960
	28	American Electric Manufacturing - Memphis, TN	1962
	29	American Engineering Co. - Sedalia, MO	1962
	30	American Lens - Ceales, PR	1960
2084	31	American Meter - Garland, TX and Kansas City, NE	1958, 1960
	32	American Optical - Brattleboro, VT	1958
	33	American Optical - Chelsea, MA and Frederick, MD	1961
	34	American Optical Co. - Omaha, NE	1960
	35	American Optical Co. - Southbridge, MA	1961-1962
	36	American Safety Razor - Staunton, VA	1955, 1961
	37	American Super-Temperature - Winooski, VT	1959
	38	American Thermostat	N.d.
	39	AMI - Grand Rapids, MI	1956
	40	Anaconda	1960
	41	Arnold Equipment Co. - Buffalo, NY	1962
	42	Arrolet Corp. - Muncy, PA	1961-1962
	43	Art Craft - Rochester, NY	1959
	44	Associated Engineers - Agawam, MA	1959
	45	Astro-Space Electronics - Huntsville, AL	1960
	46	Atlantic Machine Tool Co. - Newington, CT	1959
	47	Atlantic Research Corp. - Alexandria, VA	1959
	48	Atwood Morrill - Lynn, MA	N.d.
	49	Aurora Casket Co. - Aurora, IN	1962
	50	Automatic Music, Inc.	N.d.
	51	Automatic Timing Controls Co. - Phila., PA	1959
	52	Auto-Vac - Bridgeport, CT	1959
	53	Baird Co. - Bridgeport, CT	1961
	54	Balber's Floor Coverings - Greensburg, PA	1959
2084	55	Banco Credito - Puerto Rico	1961-1962
	56	Bank of America - San Francisco, CA	1961
	57	Banner Auto Seat Co. - Newark, NJ	1961
	58	Barre Co. - Newark, NJ	1960
	59	Bassick Co. - Spring Valley, IL	1959
	60	Bastian-Blessing Co. - Chicago, IL	1960-1961
	61	Bausch and Lomb Optical Co. - Evansville, IN	1962
	62	Beck Manufacturing Co. - Toronto, Canada	1961
	63	Becker-Durham, Inc. - East Durham, NY	1960-1961
	64	Beckman Instrument	1958
	65	Becton-Dickinson - Columbus, NE	1960-1961
	66	Beiser Aviation - Phoenix, AZ	1960
	67	Bell Sound System - Columbus, OH	1960-1961
	68	Belock (Salaried Workers) - College Park, Long Island, NY	1959-1960
	69	Bendix-York - Phila., PA	1961
	70	Berkley-Davis - Danville, IL	1961
	71	Berkline - Morristown, TN	1959-1960
	72	Berkshire Transformer - Bridgeport, CT	N.d.
	73	Berlin Metal Polishers, Inc. - Punxsutawney, PA	1960
	74	Birtcher Co. - Los Angeles, CA	1959-1960
	75	Black and Decker - Ontario, Canada	1960
	76	Black and Decker - Towson, MD	N.d.
	77	Black and Ryan - Phoenix, AZ	1961
	78	Bogumil Corp. - Buffalo, NY	1962
2084	79	Bomac - Danvers, MA	1959
	80	Bomac - Beverly, MA	1959
	81	Borg-Warner (Norge Div.) - Fortsmith, AR	N.d.
	82	Bowen Motor Sales - Holyoke, MA	1962
	83	Bowers - Los Angeles, CA	1962
	84	Bowmar - Ft. Wayne, IN	1959
	85	Bowmar Instrument Corp. - Action, MA	1961
	86	Briles Mfg. Co. - El Segundo, CA	1962
	87	Bristol Aero Engines - Montreal, Canada	1959-1961
	88	Brooks Instrument Co. - Hatfield, PA	N.d.
	89	Budco Co. - Louisville, KY	1959
	90	Burndy Engine Co. - Norwalk, North Haven and Milford, CT	1959-1962
	91	Burroughs Corp. - Detroit, MI	1959
	92	Burroughs Corp. - Philadelphia, PA	1957
	93	Burrum Medical Products, Inc. - Bethlehem, PA	1961
	94	Bussman Fuse - St. Louis, MO	1961-1962
	95	Cadillac Gage Co. - Costa Mesa, CA	1960
	96	Cameron Mfg. Co. - Reynoldsville, PA	1958
	97	Campaign Leaflets (General), Vol. 1	1953
2085	1	Campaign Leaflets (General), Vol. 1	1953
	2-3	Campaign Leaflets (General), Vol. 2	1954
	4-5	Campaign Leaflets (General), Vol. 3	1953-1955
	6	Campaign Leaflets (General), Vol. 4	1954-1959
	7	Campbell Plastic Co. - Schenectady, NY	1961
2085	8	Canadian GE - Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada	1959
	9	Carrier - Martinez and Marquez, PR	1959
	10	CBS Cafeteria - Windham, ME	1958
	11	Chadburn-Gotham - Staunton, VA	1959
	12	Champlain Co. - Newark, NJ	1959
	13	Channel Master Corp. - Ellensville, NY	1960
	14	Chemical Development Corp. (Devcon) - Danvers, MA	1959
	15	Chicago Telephone Supply - Paducah, KY	1961
	16	Chisholm-Ryder - Niagra Falls, NY	1962
	17	Chrysler (Salaried Workers) - Dayton, OH	1961
	18	Cincinnati Milling Machine - Cincinnati, OH	1961-1962
	19	Clary Corp. - Los Angeles, CA	1959-1961
	20	CLA VAL - Newport Beach, CA	1959
	21	Clevite - Boston Area, MA	1958
	22	Clifton Precision Products Corp. - Haverford, PA	1961
	23	Color Corporation - Florida	1959
	24	Columbia Records - Bridgeport, CT	1958-1959
	25	Columbia Records - Terre Haute, IN	1958-1960
	26	Commercial Induction Heat Treating - Dayton, OH	1959
	27	Comptometer Corporation	1961
	28	Conax - Buffalo, NY	N.d.
	29	Conoflow - Philadelphia, PA	1958
	30	Consolidated Molded Products	N.d.
	31	Continental Device Corp. - Hawthorne, CA	N.d.
2085	32	Continental Optical - Clearwater, FL	1960
	33	Control Switch	1961
	34	Controls Company of America - Folcroft, PA	1961
	35	Cook Bros. Equipment - Los Angeles, CA	1959
	36	Copeland - Sidney, OH	1962
	37	Cornell-Dubilier - Providence, RI	1962
	38	Cornwall and Patterson - Bridgeport, CT	1962
	39	Cox and Company - New York, NY	1959
	40	Crane Co. - Jonesboro, AR	N.d.
	41	Crompton-Knowles Packaging Corp. - (Div. of Wrap-King), Holyoke, MA	1958
	42	Crouse-Hinds - Toronto, Canada	1959
	43-44	Crouse-Hinds- Syracuse, NY	1958-1960
	45	Custom Tool and Manufacturing Co. - Minneapolis, MN	1961
	46	Dale Corp.- Columbus, NE	1961-1962
	47	Dalkin Co. - Chicago, IL	1959-1960
	48	Dallas Automotive Inc. - Dallas, TX	1961
	49	Dal-Tex - Dallas, TX	1961-1962
	50	Danelectro - Neptune, NJ	1959
	51	Dano Electric Co. - Winsted, CT	1959
	52	Daystrom - Olean, NY	1962
	53	Daystrom - Poughkeepsie, NY	1959-1960
	54	Daystrom Instrument - Scranton, PA	1959
	55	Dayton Etch and Walker Label - Dayton, OH	1962
	56	Dayton-Rogers - Brookfield, CT	1961
2085	57	Decker Corp. - Bala-Cynwyd, PA	1960
	58	Dee Manufacturing Co. - Newark, NJ	1959
	59	Deister Machine Co. - Ft. Wayne, IN	1961
	60	De La Bacardi - Puerto Rico	1961
	61	Detrex Chemical Industries -Bowling Green, KY	1963
	62	Dexter Manufacturing - Camden, NJ	1959
	63	D.H. and S. Displays - Geneva, IL	1961
	64	Diamond Gardner - Thorndike, MA	1961
	65	Dictograph - Central Falls, RI	1959
	66	Dielectric Co. Raymond, ME	1960
	67	Divalco Manufacturing	1959
	68	Dixie TV Sales and Service Co. - Louisville, KY	1959
	69	Doge Electric - Franklin, IN	1962
	70	Dole Electric - Batavia, IL	1962
	71	Donner Scientific - CA	1960
	72	Dubrow Electronics - Burlington, NJ	1961
	73	Dupont - Niagra Falls, NY	1959
	74	Duralite - New York, NY	1961
	75	Duro-Test - North Bergen, NJ	1961-1962
	76	Dynacolor - Aurora, IL	1959-1960
	77	Eastman Kodak Co. - Atlanta, GA - Organizing Contact Cards	N.d.
	78	Edo Corporation	1960
	79	Edsamm Manufacturing Co. - Maple Shade, NJ	1959
	80	The Edwards Company	1962
2085	81	E.H. Research - Oakland, CA	1960
	82	Eitel-McCullough - Salt Lake City, UT	N.d.
	83	Elastimold - Hackettstown, NJ	N.d.
	84	Elci Products - Puerto Rico	1960
	85	Electra Motors - Los Angeles, CA	1961
	86	Electric Specialty - Dayton, OH	1959
	87	Electric Storage Battery Co. - NJ	1960
	88	Electric Wire and Equipment Co. - Northampton, MA	1959
	89	Electrical Contractors Association - Ontario, Canada	1959
	90	Electro Plate Inc.	N.d.
	91	Electrolux - Canada	1958
	92	Electronic Assistance Corp. - Red Bank, NJ	1962
2086	1	Electronic Secretary - Wisconsin	1958
	2	Electronics Corp. of America - Puerto Rico	1960
	3	Electronics Specialty Co. - Glendale, CA	1961
	4	Electrospace - Long Island, NY	1962
	5	Electro-Tec - Blacksburg, VA	1961
	6	Electro-Voice - Washington, IL	N.d.
	7	Elinco	1962
	8	Emerson Electric - Kennett, MO	1961
	9	Emerson Electric- Paragould, AR	1960
	10	Emerson Electric - Russellville, KY	1961
	11	Emerson Radio - Washington, DC (National Pike Industrial Park)	1959
	12	Emerson Western - Colorado	1961-1962
2086	13	Emertron - Silver Springs, MD	1960
	14	Empire Devices - Amsterdam, NY	1959-1961
	15	Erie Ceramics - State College, PA	1961
	16	Erie Resistor: Hawthorne, CA	1959
	17	Eugene Engineering Co. - MA	1958
	18	Eureka Electro-Voice	N.d.
	19	Eversharp Schick Injector, Milford, CT	1961
	20	Exide - Raleigh, NC	1959
	21	Fairbanks-Morse - St. Johnsbury, VT	1958
	22	Fairchild - Los Angeles, CA	1959
	23	Farnsworth - Roanoke County, NC	1958
	24	Farr - New Bedford, MA	1960
	25	Fasco - Rochester, NY	1961
	26	Fasteners - Boston, MA	1962
	27	Federal Pacific Electric Co. - Newark, NJ	1961-1962
	28	Fenwal Electronics Corporation	1961
	29	Ferson Optical Co. - Ocean Springs, MS	1962
	30	Fiberdyne Corp. - Ponce, Puerto Rico	1961
	31	Fibre Leather Corp. - New Bedford, MA	N.d.
	32	Field Abrasive - Dayton, OH	1960
	33	Filtron Co. - Flushing, Queens, NY	1961
	34	Fisher Radio and TV - Long Island City, NY,	1959-1960
	35	Fisher Scientific - Indiana, PA	1959
	36	Five State Drive Campaign	1956
2086	37	Fleetwood Trailer - Indiana, IN	1961
	38	Fleming Foundry Co. - Springfield, MA	1961
	39	Flores De Francia, Puerto Rico	N.d.
	40	Ford Meter Workers - Ft. Wayne, IN	1960
	41	Formica - Farmville, NC	1959
	42	Founders Furniture - Pleasant Garden, NC	1959
	43	Franklin Mfg. Co. - Bluffton, IN	1960-1962
	44	Frazer and Jones - Syracuse, NY	1962
	45	Frigidaire (GM) - Dayton, OH	N.d.
	46	Fryling - Holly Springs, MS	1960
	47	Galigher	1961
	48	Garrett Corp. - Los Angeles, CA	1959
	49	Gavitt Wire and Cable - Broomfield, MA	N.d.
	50	General Bronze - Garden City, NY	N.d.
	51	General Controls - Chicago, IL	1960
	52	General Controls - Skokie, IL	1959
	53-54	GE - General File	1953-1961
	55	GE - Asheboro, NC	N.d.
	56	GE - Ashland, MA	1959-1960
	57	GE - Baltimore, MD	1962
	58	GE - Barrie, Ontario, Canada	1957
	59	GE - Bristol, CT	1958
	60	GE - Brockport, NY	N.d.
	61	GE - Bucyrus, OH	1961-1962
2086	62	GE - Buffalo, NY	1958-1962
	63	GE - Circleville, OH	1959-1960
	64	GE - Conneaut, OH	1959-1960
	65	GE - Danville, IL	N.d.
	66	GE - Dayton, OH	1959
	67	GE (Salaried)- Dayton, OH	1961
	68	GE - Denver, CO	1960
	69	GE - Edmore, MI	1957-1961
	70	GE - Elmira, NY	1959-1960
	71	GE (Salaried)- Fitchburg, MA	1957
	72-74	GE - Erie, PA	1959
2087	1	GE - Erie, PA	1960
	2-3	GE - Ft. Edward, Hudson Falls, NY	1959
	4	GE - Ft. Wayne, IN	N.d.
	5	GE - Gainsville, FL	1956
	6	GE - Guelph, Ontario, Canada	1960
	7	GE - Hendersonville, NC	1958-1960
	8	GE - Holyoke, MA	1957-1961
	9	GE - Indianapolis, IN	1957
	10	GE - Irmo, SC - Including Organizing Contact Cards	1956-1958
	11	GE (Transformer Division) - Los Angeles, CA	1961
	12	GE (Appliance Park) - Louisville, KY	1961
	13	GE - Lynchburg, VA	1958
	14	GE - Lynchburg, VA	1960-1962
2087	15	GE - Mattoon, IL	1956
	16	GE - Memphis, TN	1960
	17	GE - Morrisson, IL	1960-1961
	18	GE - Mt. Vernon, IN	1960
	19	GE - Murfreesboro, TN	1958, 1960
	20	GE - New England Area	1958
	21	GE (Niles Glass) - Niles, OH	1960
	22	GE (Service Shop) - North Bergen, NJ	1960
	23	GE (Lamp) - Oakland, CA	1959
	24	GE (Transformer) - Oakland, CA	1959
	25	GE - Palmer, Puerto Rico	1960
	26	GE (Microwave) - Palo Alto, CA	1959
	27	GE - Philadelphia, PA	1957-1959
	28	GE - Valley Forge, Philadelphia, PA	1959
	29	GE - Phoenix, AZ	1957-1959
	30	GE - Plainville, CT	1955-1959
	31	GE (Monowatt) - Providence, RI	1958
	32	GE (Switchgear) - Riogrande, Puerto Rico	1961
	33	GE - Rutland, VT	1959
	34	GE - St. Louis, MO	1959-1960
	35	GE - St. Petersburg, FL	1959
	36-37	GE - St. Petersburg, FL	1960
	38	GE - Salaried Workers	1960
	39	GE - Salt Lake City, UT	1962
2087	40	GE (Control) - San Leandro, CA	1959-1960
	41	GE - Scranton, PA	1962
	42	GE - Shelbyville, IN	1956-1957
2088	1	GE - Shelbyville, IN	1957-1960
	2	GE - Somerset, KY	1960-1961
	3	GE - Somersworth, NH	1960
	4	GE - Tyler, TX	1960-1963
	5	GE - Valley Forge, PA	1961
	6	GE - Warren, OH	1960-1962
	7	GE - Waynesboro, VA	1960-1962
	8	GE - Worcester, MA	N.d.
	9	General Hose and Coupling - New Jersey	1962
	10	General Industries - Forest City, AR	1960-1961
	11	General Instrument Corp. - Woonsocket, RI	1960-1962
	12	General Motors (Salaried) - Dayton, OH	1961
	13	General Nuclear Engineering Corp. - Clearwater, FL	1958
	14	General Plastics - Milwaukee, WI	1957-1958
	15	General Transistor - Woonsocket, RI	1961
	16	General Wire and Cable - Toronto, Canada	1960
	17	Gilbert and Barker - Springfield, MA	1956
	18	Gilbert Clock - Winsted, CT	1960
	19	Girdlee Construction Corp. - Louisville, KY	1960
	20	G-L Electronics - Camden, NJ	1961-1962
	21	Glass Solde Engineering - Rosemead, CA	1962
2088	22-24	Glass-Tite Industries - Cranston, RI	1958-1961
	25	Globe Union - Geneva, IL	1961-1962
	26	Gombos Industries	1962
	27	Gould National Batteries - St. Paul, MN	1960
	28	Grand Sheet Metal - Chicago, IL	1956
	29	Graphic Circuits - La Puente, CA	1962
	30	Greenberg Optical Co. - Omaha, NE	1960
	31	Gremar - Wakefield, MA	1959
	32	Griffith and Co. - Philadelphia, PA	1959
	33	Gudeman Co. - Sunnayvale, CA	1959-1960
	34	Hahn, Inc. - Evansville, IN	1959
	35	Hallamore - Los Angeles, CA	1961
	36	Hammarlund Mfg. - Mars Hill, NC	1960
	37	Handy Hannah - Whitman, MA	1959
	38	Harold Kent Ford Co. - Springfield, MA	1959
	39	Harowe Electronics - West Chester and Lenni Mills, PA	1961
	40	Harper Electric Furnance - Buffalo, NY	1961
	41	Hartford Tool and Die - Bloomfield, CT	1959
	42	Harwood Electronics - Chicago, IL	N.d.
	43	Haskell Co. - Pittsburgh, PA	1960-1962
	44	Hastings Co. - Philadelphia, PA Area	1960
	45	Hayssen - Sheboygan, WI	1961
	46	Hazeltine Corp. - Indianapolis, IN	1959-1961
	47	Hercules Co. - Somerville, NJ	1959
2088	48	Hermetite Co. - Avon, MA	1961
	49	Hi-G Corp. - Windsor Lock, CT	1961-1962
	50	Hindle Co. - Trenton, NJ Area	1961
	51	Hoffman-La Roche - Newark, NJ	1959
	52	Holyoke Machine Co. - Holyoke, MA	1954, 1960
	53	Homestead Electric	1960
	54	Hoover Container - Tampa, FL	1963
	55	Horsman Doll Co. - Trenton, NJ	N.d.
	56	Hotpoint - Chicago, IL	1954
	57	Hoyte - Wesport, CT	1960
	58	Huggins Lab, Inc. - Sunnyvale, CA	1960
	59	Imperial Optical Company - Miami, FL	1960-1961
	60	Imperial Upholstery Co. - Salt Lake City, UT	1962
	61	Independent Jewelry Workers	1959
	62	Independent Unions - Won over since 1955	1960
	63-65	Ingersoll Rand - Phillipsburg, NJ - Includes Anti-IUE Leaflets issued by UE	1956
	66	Ingrahm - Laurinburg, NC	1959
	67	Inland Motors - Radford, VA	1960
	68	Instru-Lab - Dayton, OH	1961
	69	International Association of Machinists - Leaflets	1956
	70	International Association of Machinists - Leaflets	1957
2089	1-2	International Association of Machinists - United Electrical Workers	1956
	3	International Rectifier - Los Angeles, CA	1962
	4	IRC - Boone, NC	N.d.
2089	5	IRC - Burlington, IA	1958
	6	ITE Circuit Breaker - Philadelphia, PA	1958
	7	I.T. and T. (Salaried) - Nutley, NJ	1960
	8	I.T. and T. - Roanoke, VA	1958-1961
	9	IUE District Six Campaigns	1957
	10	Ivers-Lee	1960
	11	Jabsco - Los Angeles, CA	1959-1960
	12	Jacque Wolf - Subsidiary of Nopco Chemical Co., Newark, NJ and Metropolitan, NY	N.d.
	13	Jamesbury Corp. - Worcester, MA	1962
	14	Jeffreys Manufacturing Company - Belton and Woodruff, SC	1962
	15	Jennings Radio	1961
	16	Jensen Mfg. - Chicago, IL	1956-1957
	17	JEPCO - Warrenton, GA	1962
	18	Jerrold Electronics Corp. - Philadelphia, PA	1960
	19	Ralph D. Jones - Springfield, MA	1962
	20	Jones and Lamson Machine Co. - Springfield, MA	1959
	21	Kearfott Co. - Little Falls & Clifton, NJ	1959-1960
	22	Kellogg - New York, NY	1959
	23	Kellogg (I. T. and T.) - Raleigh, NC	1957-1960
	24	Kenick - Mineola, NY	1959
	25	D.S. Kennedy	N.d.
	26	Kentucky Thermo-Plastic - Elizabeth, KY	1960
	27	Ketay Instrument Corp.	1957, 1959
	28	K.F. Industries - Philadelphia, PA	1959
2089	29	King Electric - Willoughby, OH	1960
	30	Kirkland Instrument - Cambridge, MA	1960
	31	K.S.H. Plastics - Kenia, OH	1962
	32	Kuhlman Electric - Bay Springs, MS	1961
	33	Lab for Electronics - Boston, MA	1958
	34	Lamp-Tube - Plants (Various Locations)	1959
	35-36	Lansdale Tube (Philco) - Pennsylvania	1961-1962
	37	Lansing (I.B.) Sound Inc. - California	1959-1961
	38	Lapp Insulator	1961
	39	Lavoie Labs - New Jersey	N.d.
	40	Ledex (Salaried) - Dayton, OH	1961-1962
	41	Liberty Mfg. Co.	1960
	42	Liberty Wire - Puerto Rico	1960
	43	Lima Electric Motors Company, Inc. - Lima, OH	1960-1961
	44	Linde - Newark, NJ	1959
	45	Line Material Co. - South Milwaukee, WI	1958-1961
	46	Ling Electronics - Los Angeles, CA	1960
	47	Ling-Temco - Dallas, TX	1960-1962
	48	Lion Brand Products	1961
	49	Lion Uniform - Dayton, OH	1959
	50	Lionel Corp. - Hagerstown, MD	1962
	51	Liquidmeter - Bellows Falls, VT	1960
	52	Litton Industries - Beverly Hills, CA	1957-1959
	53	Litton Industries - College Park, MD	1959
2089	54	Litton Industries - Los Angeles, CA	1957
	55	Litton Industries - Toronto, Canada	1962
	56	Lockheed - Huachuca City, AZ	1961
	57	Long Island Organizing Committee - Notes on Activities	1959-1960
	58	Louis Allis Company	1959
	59	Lundy - Long Island, NY	1959-1961
	60	Eitel McCullough	1962
	61	McGraw Edison Co. - Boston, MA	1960
	62	McKay Machine Co. - Youngstown, OH	N.d.
	63	Magnatronics - Elizabethtown, KY	1960-1961
	64	Magnavox - Champaign-Urbana, IL	1959
	65	P.R. Mallory - Greencastle, IN	1959-1960
	66	P.R. Mallory - Lexington, NC	1960-1961
	67	Manning, Maxwell, and Moore Co. - Stratford, CT	1961-1962
	68	Mark-Hot - Montreal, Quebec	1960
	69	Frank Markel and Sons - Philadelphia, PA, Area	1962
	70	Massachusetts Institute of Technology Campaign	1956-1958
	71	Massachusetts Turnpike Authority	1961-1962
	72	Master Vibrator (Salaried)	1961
	73	Mayhew Campaign	1961
	74	Melrose - Passiac, NJ	1961
	75	Mephisto Tool - Hudson, NY	1961
	76	Metal Hydrides - Beverly and Danvers, MA	1958, 1961
	77	Metals and Controls - Attleboro, MA	1958-1959
2089	78	Metals and Controls - Woonsocket, RI	1962
	79	Mica Corp. - Culver City, CA	1959-1961
	80	Middletown Mfg. Co.	N.d.
	81	Midland Mfg. Co. - Kansas City, KS	1961-1962
	82	Mine Safety Co. - Pennsylvania	1962
	83	Minneapolis Honeywell - Beltsville, MD	1960
	84	Minneapolis Honeywell - Brighton and Newton, MA	1958-1959
	85	Minneapolis Honeywell - Fall River, MA	1961
	86	Minneapolis Honeywell - Lowell, MA	1961
	87	Minneapolis Honeywell - Wabash, IN	1961
2090	1-2	Minneapolis Honeywell - St. Petersburg, FL	1959-1961
	3	Modulite, Inc. - Outremont, Quebec, Canada	1959
	4	Monitor Industry - Puerto Rico	1960
	5	Monitor Systems, Inc. - Ft. Washington, [?]	1961
	6	Monogram Precision Industries - Glendale, CA	1959
	7	Monowatt - Westport, MA	1960
	8	Monroe	1960
	9	Montek Corp. - Salt Lake City, UT	1962
	10	Montgomery Ward Service Dept. - Detroit, MI	1961
	11	Moore Drop Forge - Westfield, MA	1960
	12	Moore Products - Philadelphia, PA	1958
	13	Morrill Motors	1959
	14	Morris Associates, Inc. - Raleigh, NC	1961
	15	Morse Twist Drill - New Bedford, MA	1959
2090	16	Motec	1961
	17	Motor Coils Mfg. Co. - Pittsburgh, PA	1959-1960
	18	Moulded Plastics - Worcester, MA	1960
	19	National Carbon - Dayton, OH	1962
	20	National Carbon - Red Oak, IA	1959-1960
	21	National Cash Register Co. - Dayton, OH	1961
	22	National Cash Register Co., Local 743 (Salaried Workers) - Dayton, OH - Includes Local Union Charter	1961
	23	National Match Co. - Elizabeth, NJ	1960
	24	National Oil Products Chemical Co. (NOPCO) - Chattanooga, TN	1962
	25	National Oil Products Chemical Co. (NOPCO) - Harrison, NJ	1961
	26	National Record Pressings, Inc. - Richmond, IN	1958
	27	National Rubber Machinery Corp. - Medina, OH	1960
	28	Navigation Computer Corp.	1962
	29	Nemir Industries - Washington, DC	1959
	30	New England Instrument - Woonsocket, RI	1961
	31	New Jersey Guards Union (Independent Union) - Newark, NJ	1961
	32	New Products Corp. - Benton Harbor, MI	N.d.
	33	North American Electronics - Lynn, MA	1962
	34	Northern Electric Co. - Montreal, Canada	1958
	35	Northern Electric Co. - London, Ontario, Canada	1958-1959
	36	Northern Electric Employee Association - Canada	1958
	37	Nu-Art Lighting - Utah	N.d.
	38	Nuloid - Bristol, TN	1960
	39	Obex Mfg. Co., Inc.- Albertson, NY	1959
2090	40	Optikyle - Cedarberg, WI	1957
	41	Organization	1960
	42	Osborn Apparel Co. - Salt Lake City, UT	N.d.
	43	Otis Elevator Co. - Cucamonga, CA	1961-1962
	44	Otis Elevator Co. - Harrison, NJ	1961
	45	Otis Elevator Co. (Salaried) - Harrison, NJ	1959
	46	Pacific Mercury Electronics, Inc. - Joplin, MO	1959
	47	Pacific Semi-Conductor, Inc. - Los Angeles, CA	1962
	48	Packard Bell - Los Angeles, CA	1961
	49	Pan Electronics Corp. - Griffen, GA	1957
	50	Paragon Rubber Co. - East Hampton, MA	1961
	51	Park Plaza Amusements - [Memphis, TN]	1959
	52	Pavex Corp. - Bisbee-Douglas International Airport, Arizona	1962
	53	Peerless Electric - Warren, OH	1960
	54	Peerless Photo Services, Co. - Shoreham, Long Island, NY	1961
	55	Perkins Engineering Corp. - California	N.d.
	56	Phelps Dodge - Puerto Rico	1961
	57	Phemco Engineering - Arizona	1959
	58	Philco Corp.	1958
	59	Philco (Salaried) - Philadelphia, PA	1962
	60	Philco (Lansdale Tube Co.) - Spring City, PA	1958-1962
	61	Phillips Control Co. - Puerto Rico	1959-1960
	62	Photon, Inc. - Cambridge, MA	1959
	63	Pix - Newark, NJ	1961
2090	64	Plastic Coating Corp. - Holyoke, MA	1959-1961
	65	Plumb Tool Co. - Phila., PA	1960
	66	Poinsett Lumber & Mfg. Co.: Anderson, SC	1959, 1962
	67	Poinsett Lumber & Mfg. Co. (Singer) - Trumann, AR	1959-1960
	68	Polar Ware - Sheboygan, WI	1959, 1961
	69	Poly-Scientific - Blacksburg, VA	1961
	70	Polyvinyl Chemical Co. - Massachusetts	1960
	71	Ponce Pearl - Ponce, Puerto Rico	1961
	72	Poole Silver - Taunton, MA	1959
	73	Portable Electric Tool Co. - Geneva, IL	1960-1961
	74	Potential Organizing - Lists of unorganized shops & current campaigns	1961
	75	Precision Metal Products Co. - Stoneham, MA	1960
	76	Prophylactic Brush Co. - Florence, MA	1960
	77	Procter Electric Co. - Mt. Airy, NC	1957-1958
	78	Procter Electric Boycott	1958
	79	Puerto Rican Telephone Co. - Puerto Rico	1960
	80	Pulse Engineering Co. - Santa Clara, CA	N.d.
	81	Pure Carbon Co. - Coudersport, [PA]	N.d.
	82	Putnam Tool Co. - Detroit, MI	1959
	83	Pyramid Electric Co. - Darlington, SC; Pyro Electric Inc. - Walkerton, IN	1958, 1959
	84	Radio Core Corp. - Chicago, IL	N.d.
	85	Radio Engineering Labs (REL) - Long Island City, NY	1959-1960
	86	Radio Engineering Mfg. Co. - Washington & Eureka, IL	1961
2090	87	Rayson	N.d.
	88	Raytheon Mfg. Co. - Bristol, TN	1958-1960
2091	1	Raytheon - Lewiston, ME	1959-1961
	2	Raytheon - Lowell & Newton, MA	1961
	3	RCA (General) - Ad for Engineers Salaries	1956
	4	RCA - Cape Canaveral, FL	1958
	5	RCA - Clark Township, NJ	1960
	6	RCA - East Los Angeles, CA	1955
	7	RCA - Lancaster, PA	1958
	8	RCA - Los Angeles, CA	N.d.
	9	RCA (Salaried) - Montreal, Quebec, Canada	1959
	10	RCA - Mountaintop, PA	N.d.
	11	RCA - Needham, MA	1961
	12	RCA - Palm Beach, FL	1960
	13	RCA - Smith Falls, Canada	1962
	14	RCA - Woodbridge, NJ	1961
	15	REA Magnet Wire - Lafayette, IN	1961
	16	R.E. Darling Co. - Washington, DC, Area	1960
	17	Reeves (Salaried) - New York, NY, Area	1960
	18	Reliance Electric - Cleveland, OH	1959
	19	Reliance Reeves Masters - Stratford, Ontario, Canada	1960
	20	Remington-Rand - Bridgeport, CT	1960
	21	Remington-Rand - Cobleskill, NY	N.d.
	22	Remington-Rand - District 10	1960
2091	23	Research Firms - Washington, DC Area	1960
	24	Resistoflex - Anaheim, CA	1961
	25	Revere Metal Arts Co. - New York, NY	1961
	26	Rexall Chemical - Holyoke, MA	1962
	27	Reynolds and Reynolds- White Collar Campaign	1961
	28	Rheem Manufacturing Co. - San Jose, CA	1961
	29	R&L Trophy - Kenelworth, NJ	1959
	30	Rockwell - Tupelo, MS	1959
	31-32	Rockwell Meter - DuBois & Sykesville, PA	1957
	33	Rodgers Plastics - Warren, MA	1962
	34	Roto-Broil - New York, NY	1959
	35	Royal Furniture - Salt Lake City, UT	1962
	36	Royal McBee - Detroit, MI	1959-1960
	37	Salt Lake Hardware - Salt Lake City, UT	1962
	38	San Francisco Penninsula - (Organization Survey)	1958
	39	Sangamo (Selco Co.) - Milwaukee, WI	1962
	40	Sangamo - Pickens, SC	1959
	41	Sangamo - Springfield, IL	1958-1961
	42	Savage Arms - Chicopee Falls and Westfield, MA	1957-1959
	43	Schriber Machine Co.- Dayton, OH	1960
	44	Screw Products Corp. - South Gate, CA	1960-1961
	45	Seeburg - Chicago, IL	1961
	46	Servo-Dynamics Corp. - Somersworth, NH	1960
	47	S-F Machine Shop - East Durham, NY	1960-1961
2091	48	Shallcross - Selma, NC	1958-1959
	49	Sheffer Corporation	1959
	50	Shepherd Industries - Nutley, NJ	1962
	51	Shure Bros.- Evanston, IL	1958
	52	Shuron Optical Co. - Geneva, NY	1958-1960
	53	Simmonds Aeroaccessories - Burlington and Vergennes, VT	1960
	54	Simplex Time Recorder - Gardner, MA	1959
	55	Slant Fin - Brooklyn, NY	1960
	56	A.O. Smith - Erie, PA	1961
	57	H.B. Smith Co. - MA	1958
	58	Smith-Corona-Marchant - Syracuse, NY	1959-1961
	59	Smith & Wesson - Springfield, MA	1956
	60	P. Sorensen Mfg. Co. - Glasgow, KY	1962
	61	South Bend Foundry - South Bend, IN	1959
	62	Southern Electronics - Mosheim, TN	1959
	63	IUE: Southern Organization - Clippings and Survey of Florida Plants	1956-1959
	64	Spaulding Mfg. Co. - Frankfort, IN	1961
	65	Spectrol - San Gabriel, CA	1959
	66	Speidel Corp. - Warwick, RI	1962
	67	Sperry - Charlottesville, VA	1958
	68	Sperry (Salaried) - Long Island, NY	1959
	69	Sperry - Salt Lake City, UT	1960
	70	Sperry - Utica, NY	1956
	71	Sperry Phoenix Co. - Phoenix, AZ	1958
2091	72-73	Sperry Piedmont Co. - Charlottesville, VA	N.d., 1959-1961
	74	Sperry-Rand - Norwalk, CT	N.d.
	75	Sperry-Rand - St. Petersburg, FL	1959
	76	Sprague Electric - Walkerton, Ontario, Canada	1962
	77	Square D - Asheville, NC	1961
	78	St. Marys Carbon Co.- St. Marys, PA	1960
	79	Stackpole Carbon Co. (Clerk, Tech. Unit) - St. Marys, PA	1960
	80	Standard Coil Co. - Oshkosh, WI	1961
	81	Standard Elec. Co. - Dallas, TX	1961
	82	Standard Kollsman Industries, Inc. - Oshkosh, WI	1961
	83	Standard Optical Co. (NLRB Decision and Order)	1961
	84	Standard Tool - Kearny & Lyndhurst, NJ	1959
	85	Stankoll Electric Blanket - Beacon, NY	1961
	86	Star Metal Mfg. Co. - Philadelphia, PA	1960
	87	Stephenson Industry	1961
	88	Sterling Mfg. - Tiffin, OH	1961
	89	Stevens Golf Cart - Augusta, GA	N.d.
	90	Stevens Mfg. Co. - Lexington, OH	1961
	91	Stiffel Lamp - Chicago, IL	N.d.
	92	Stillman Co. - Brooklyn, NY	1960
	93	Stolle Mfg. Co. - Sidney, OH,	N.d.
	94	Storkline Inc. - Jackson, MS	1960-1961
	95	Stover Bedding & Mfg. Co. - Salt Lake City, UT	1961
	96	Streck Inc. - Watervliet, NY	1958
2091	97	Stromberg Carlson - Rochester, NY	1962
	98	Sudden Service Glass Co. (Telegram of Election Tally)	N.d.
	99	Sunbeam Corp. - Gary, IN	1959
	100	Superior Electronics - Clifton, NJ	1961
2092	1	Swingline Co. - District 4 New York Area	1959
	2	Sylvania - Altoona, PA	1960-1962
	3	Sylvania - Brookville, PA	1957, 1962
	4	Sylvania - Burlington, IA	1958
	5	Sylvania - Camillus, NY	1956
	6	Sylvania - Drummondville, Quebec	1959, 1962
	7	Sylvania - DuBois, PA (1 sheet notation- plant closure)	1958
	8	Sylvania - Emporium, PA	1959
	9	Sylvania - Hicksville, OH	1962
	10	Sylvania - High Point, NC	1955
	11	Sylvania - Hillsboro, NH	1961
	12	Sylvania - Manchester, NH	1959
	13	Sylvania - Mill Hall, PA	1957-1961
	14	Sylvania - St. Marys, PA	1961
	15	Sylvania (UE) - Salem, MA	N.d.
	16	Sylvania - Towanda, PA	1957
	17	Sylvania - (UE)	1957
	18	Sylvania - Wakefield, MA	1961-1962
	19	Sylvania - Waldoboro, ME	1957-1959
	20	Sylvania - Waltham, MA	1960
2092	21	Sylvania - Woburn, MA	1961-1962
	22	Sylvania - York, PA	1959
	23	Syncro Corp. - Hicksville, OH	1958
	24	Syntron - Homer City, PA	1958-1960
	25	Talon, Inc. - Morton, MA	1959
	26	Tanner Jewelry Co. - Salt Lake City, UT	1961-1962
	27	Tanner Sperry - Salt Lake City, UT	1961-1962
	28	Technical Appliance Corp. - Sherburn, NY	1961
	29	Technitrol - Philadelphia, PA	1959
	30	Techron - Roxbury, MA	1960
	31	Tele-Dynamics - Philadelphia, PA	1962
	32	Tele-Dynamics (American Bosch Arma Corp.) - Philadelphia, PA	1959-1962
	33	Telex Service Facilities - Minneapolis, MN	1961
	34	Temple Foundry - Alexandria, VA	1962
	35	Central Tennessee Campaign	1960
	36	Tennessee Electro-Mineral Corp. - Greenville, TN	1962
	37	Tensolite - Mt. Vernon, NY	1959
	38	Terra Industries - Alliance, OH	1960
	39	Terry Machinery, Ltd. - (Montreal Area), Canada	1959
	40	Therm, Inc. - Ithica, NY	1959
	41	Thompson Products, Inc. - Cleveland, OH	1959
	42	Tiffin Mfg. & Besii Optical Co. - New York, NY	1959
	43	Tip-Top - Omaha, NE	1962
	44	Titan Manufacturing Co. - Buffalo, NY	1961
2092	45	Titeflex - Springfield, MA	1959-1960
	46	Torwico Electronic Co. - Lakewood, NJ	1961-1962
	47	Trancoa Chemical - Reading, MA	1961
	48	Trane Co. - Clarksville, TN	1958
	49	Transitron Electric Corp. - Melrose, Wakefield, and East Boston, MA	1960-1961
	50	Trav-ler Radio Corp. - Orleans, IN	1959-1960
	51	Treaty Co. - Greenville, OH	1961
	52	Triad Transformer Corp. - Venice, CA	1962
	53	Trico Fuse Co. - Milwaukee, WI	1958
	54	True Temper Corp. - Anderson, SC	1961
	55-56	Tung-Sol - Bloomfield, Hillside, and Newark, NJ	1958-1961
	57	Tungsten Contact Co. - North Bergen, NJ	1962
	58	Union Switch & Signal - Edgewood, PA	N.d.
	59	United Door Corp. - Indiana, PA	1959
	60	United Optical Center - Warren, OH	1961
	61	United Shoe Machinery Corp. - Beverly, MA	1961
	62	United Shoe Machinery Corp. - New Bedford, MA	1959
	63	U.S. Magnet & Alloy - Bloomfield, NJ	N.d.
	64	U.S. Motors - Los Angeles, CA	1959-1960
	65	US Sonics - Boston, MA	1960
	66	US Sonics - Cambridge, MA	1961
	67	US Time Corp. - Abilene, TX	1962
	68	Universal Mfg. Corp. - Clifton, NJ	1961
2093	1	Univis Lens - Dayton, OH & Ft. Lauderdale, FL	1960
2093	2	Vactron - Mansfield, TX	1959
	3	Valley Manufacturing Co. - Springfield, MA	1961
	4	Vickers - Joplin, MO	1957-1959
	5	Virginia Electronics - Bethesda, MD	1959
	6	Vitro Corp. of America, New York, NY	1961
	7	Vitro Services - Eglin Air Force Base, FL	1961
	8	Voi-Shan - Culver City, CA	1959
	9	WAC Engineering Co. - Dayton, OH	1960
	10	Wagner Electric - Brinkley, AR and Illinois	1960
	11	Wahlgren Magnetics - Monrovia, CA	1959-1960
	12	Waldorf Co. - Huntington, Long Island, NY	1959
	13	John Wanamaker - Local Union #9, Independent Union - Leaflets, Circulars, Correspondence	Aug.-Sept. 1954
	14	Ward Leonard Co. - New York, NY	1960
	15	Warren Mfg. Co. - Littleton, MA	1960
	16	Wayne Home Equipment Co. - Ft. Wayne, IN	1960
	17	Wayne Wire Die Co. - Linden, NJ	1961
	18	Weatherhead Co. - Angola, IN	N.d.
	19	Wellex Electronics - Washington, DC	N.d.
	20	Wellington Print Co. - Trenton, N.J.	1960
	21	Wells Manufacturing Co.- South Bend, IN	1959
	22	Westbury Electronics - Long Island, NY	1959
	23	Western Wire Co. - Lee, MA	1961
	24	Westfield Mfg. Co. - Springfield, MA	1961
2093	25	Westinghouse Campaign - Leaflets	1953-1957
	26	Westinghouse (General)	1963
	27	Westinghouse - Athens, GA	1960
	28	Westinghouse - Atlanta, GA	1958-1959
	29	Westinghouse (Air-Arm) - Baltimore, MD	1961
	30	Westinghouse - Bloomington, IN	1958
	31	Westinghouse (Salaried) - Brantford, Ontario, Canada	1960
	32	Westinghouse - Derry, PA	1960
	33	Westinghouse M&R - Detroit, MI	1957
	34	Westinghouse - Dover, NJ	1960
	35	Westinghouse - Emeryville, CA	1959
	36	Westinghouse (Friendship Airport) - Baltimore, MD	1957
	37	Westinghouse - London, Ontario, Canada	1957
	38	Westinghouse - Los Angeles, CA	1961
	39	Westinghouse Atomic Plant - Mifflin & Large, PA	1959
	40	Westinghouse Air Brake - Pittsburgh, PA	1950
	41-43	Westinghouse - Raleigh, NC	1953-1959
	44	Westinghouse - St. Louis, MO	1956
	45	Westinghouse - Sunnyvale, CA	1959
	46	Westinghouse - Waltz Mills, PA	1960
	47	West Virginia Armature - Bluefield, WV	1961
	48	White Mop & Ringer Co.	1959-1960
	49	White-Rodgers (Emerson Co.) - St. Louis, MO	1962
	50	Wilcolater - Newark, NJ	1962
2093	51	Will & Baumer Candle Co. - Syracuse, NY	1962
	52	Winegard - Burlington, IA	1958
	53	Wisco Battery Co. - Racine, WI	1959
	54	Wollensak Optical Co. -Rochester, NY	1958
	55	Woodbridge Pottery Co. - Woodbridge, NJ	1959
	56	Worcester Moulded Plastic - Worcester, MA	1958
	57	Wurlitzer - Corinth, MS	1959-1960
	58	Xerox Corporation - Philadelphia, PA	1961
	59	Zila Mfg. Co. - Los Angeles, CA	1960

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2093	60	Clippings - IUE and UE Conflict	1950-1952
	61	Comments from the Counsel	1953
	62-64	Communism - Clippings, Leaflets	1950-1951
2094	1	Communism	1950-1951
	2	Communism - UE	1950-1951
	3	Company Executives - List of Executives	N.d.
	4	Constitution Draft	1950
	5	Contracts	1949-1950
	6-7	IUE Contract Analysis	1950-1951
	8	Contract Information	1950
	9	Dis-Affiliation Inforomation - Court Rulings & Resolutions	1950
	10	District Three: Meeting	July 1954
	11-12	Election Results	Apr. 25, 1952 - 1953
	13-14	Election Results	Apr. 25, 1953 - Aug. 26, 1954
	15-16	Election Results	Sept. 1, 1954 - Dec. 1955
	17-19	Election Results	Jan. 1956 - Sept. 1958
2095	1-2	Hearings - Ohio Un-American Activities Commission, Columbus, OH	1952
	3	IUE Bargaining Program	1949-1950
	4	IUE-CIO Wins Over IBEW-AFL	1950-1953
	5	IBEW-AFL - RCA Organizing Committee newsletters (IUE)	1952
2095	6	IUE Locals - List of Plants in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Minnesota, & Wisconsin current under contract with IUE-CIO	N.d.
	7	UE Locals and Products Manufactured	N.d.
	8	Canadian Plants - List - includes plant and product descriptions	1953
	9	Plant Movement	1953
	10	UE Locals - Lists	1949, 1950, 1952
	11	Products Mfg - IUE-CIO Plants	N.d.
	12	Organizational Report - Hartnett	1952
	13	UE defeats by IUE-CIO	1949-1953
	14	Organization - General Report of Resolutions Committee; Draft Resolution; List of IUE-CIO Election Victories	1952
	15	Organizational Report - Hartnett	Feb. 3, 1955
	16	Organizational Reports & Bulletins	1952-1953
	17	IUE-CIO Victories over AFL	1950-1954
	18	Plants in South	1953
	19	AFL-CIO No Raiding Agreement	1953-1955
	20	IUE-CIO Election Victories [Following Previous Defeats]	Oct. 1952 - Aug. 1953
	21	Jurisdictional Disputes - CIO Agreement	1952-1954
	22-23	Job Evaluation - Literature, Manuals, and Folder	1952
	24	Coyne Travel Expense Vouchers - Check Stubs	1953
	25	UE Local 506 and Communism - Leaflets, Circular Letters	1951
	26	Coyne - Personal Correspondence [Coyne served as Field Representative for District Six]	1950-1951
2095	27	IUE Photographs - James B. Carey, Albin Hartnett, Philip Murray, Rodger Coyne - Buffalo Convention, 1951	ca.1951
	28	IUE-CIO Convention - Agenda, Credentials, Carey Introduction for Phil Murray	1952
	29	Safety & Health - Correspondence File of Coyne, IUE Director of Safety and Health	1953-1955
	30-31	IUE Staff Meeting - Attendance Lists; Organization Campaigns; Leaflets	Dec. 1956
	32-33	Television Programs - Scripts for IUE Organization Campaigns - Erie, PA and Altoona, PA	1951
	34	Education & Training - Teaching Guide: Stewards	1950-1952
	35	Education and Training - Organization Materials, Staff Mtg.	1953
	36	Education and Training - Training Class Material - Handouts, Brochures, Circular Letters	1952-1953
	37	Education and Training - Educational Materials - Pamphlets and Handouts	1952
	38	Education and Training - Coyne Speech Notes, District Four Meeting, "Companies Can Eliminate Industrial Hazards"	Oct. 1961
	39	Education and Training - Techniques of Collective Bargaining - Prepared by Coyne for staff training courses	1961
	40	Education and Training - General Organizing Techniques - Handouts 1-3, Prepared by Coyne for staff training courses	1961

7. MIMEOGRAPHED LETTER FILES OF SECRETARY-TREASURER AL HARTNETT , Date Span: 1950–1958, 1.00 LN. FT.

Arranged chronologically by date of letter.

Contains mimeographed form letters issued under Hartnett's name to department heads, district officers, field directors and field representatives, organizers, staff, and local unions. The IUE Secretary-Treasurer's Office served as the union's nerve center and clearinghouse for the dissemination of vital information covering the full range and scope of union affairs and activities which Hartnett administered. Subjects include: appeals and assessments to locals for strike relief contributions, contract negotiations, information pertaining to the payment of per capita tax and dues, provisions for chartering new locals and approval of local union constitutions, PAC contributions, circulation of convention material, and IUE participation in community service programs.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2096	1	GE Negotiations	1950
	2	Resolution on Taft-Hartley	1950
	3	Letter to Field Staff and Admin. Committee: Westinghouse Election	Apr. 13, 1950
	4	"Month of Destiny," Happiness "Flash"	Apr. 1950
	5	Carey Letter, NPA Material Cuts, To all locals	Nov. 8, 1950
	6	75 cent per capita tax - First Convention	Dec. 19, 1950
	7	Hartnett Letter to all Financial Secretaries - Including Military Dues Exoneration Card	Jan. 3, 1951
	8	District 3 per capita tax	Jan. 5, 1951
	9	Letter from CIO General Counsel to Local Unions - Internal Security Act (McCarran Act)	Jan. 5, 1951
	10	District 8 per capita tax	Jan. 16, 1951
	11	District 6 per capita tax	Feb. 1, 1951
	12	Letter from P. Murray to Local Unions, re: DAV Service Foundation	Feb. 1, 1951
	13	Re: Questionnaire not returned to National Office	Feb. 1, 1951
	14	Sylvania Locals - Proposed Contract Language	Feb. 6, 1951
	15	Forming Skilled Trades & White Collar Councils	Feb. 15, 1951
	16	Grievances - Sylvania Locals	Feb. 27, 1951
	17	Questions & Answers on General Wage Regulation 8	Apr. 5, 1951
	18	Statement issued by the IUE on FEPC	Mar. 18, 1951
	19	Securing additional membership among GE workers	Apr. 17, 1951
	20	Regular Audit of Local Union Books	Apr. 27, 1951
	21	The Communists: Friends or Foes of Civil Liberties - Pamphlets sent to local unions	June 25, 1951
2096	22	UE-CP consents to an election at GE plant in Schenectady to be held 9/14/51	Aug. 23, 1951
	23	Local 740 - Westinghouse, Bowling Green Strike	Aug. 28, 1951
	24	Proposals adopted at Executive Board Meeting NYC	Nov. 3, 1951
	25	Labor Saves & Serves - Selling a Best Seller - Pamphlets sent to Local Unions	Nov. 3, 1951
	26	Letter Opposing Smith Act	Nov. 16, 1951
	27	Permissible to grant day before X-mas & New Years off without WSB approval	Dec. 7, 1951
	28	Letter sent with new Charters	Dec. 14, 1951
	29	Local 1581 - Westinghouse Strike	Nov. & Dec. 1951
	30	Local Supplement No. I, Local 1581	1951
	31	Local 721 - White Sewing Machine Strike (12/27/51 - 1/7/52)	Jan. 7, 1952
	32	Reports & Resolutions sent to Local Officers - from Executive Board Meeting, Jan. 10-12, 1952 (cover letter only)	Jan. 14, 1952
	33	CIO Communication Workers	Jan. 24, 1952
	34	Business Machine Repairmen	Feb. 8, 1952
	35	PAC Drive	1952
	36	Local 744 - Shawnee Strike	Mar. 17, 1952
	37	Steel Dispute Letter from Carey & Hartnett	Apr. 10, 1952
	38	Local 1140 - Pioneer Engineering Co. Strike	May 27, 1952
	39	Letter Oposing Smith Act	May 29, 1952
	40	National Election Campaign (Time for Action - leaflet)	June 9, 1952
	41	National Election Campaign (2nd leaflet)	June 20, 1952
	42	Letter to GE & Westinghouse Locals, IUE Officals & Field Reps. - Re: Time for filing election petitions in GE & W plants represented by IUE	July 3, 1952
2096	43	R.T. Jones Strike Letter	June 24, 1952
	44	Re: GE Burlington, VT, Salaried Employees	Sept. 6, 1952
	45	Re: National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis	Oct. 31, 1952
	46	Affiliation with City or State Industrial Union Councils	Nov. 28, 1952
	47	Honorary Organizers	Feb. 10, 1953
	48	Re: "Federal Labor Laws and Agencies" (U.S. Dept. of Labor Bulletin)	Feb. 2, 1953
	49	Re: City of Hope	Feb. 25, 1953
	50	Re: receipts for contributions to Nat'l CIO-PAC - to local unions	Feb. 5, 1953
	51	Letter to Executive Board from Carey on Local 1145	Mar. 2, 1953
	52	Letter to Executive Board, Re: Philip Murray Memorial	Mar. 25, 1953
	53	Letter to GE Locals and Organizers given GE Distribution Assignments	Apr. 9, 1953
	54	Letter to Locals, Re: Community Services	May 4, 1953
	55	Re: Contributions to Local 320, Syracuse, NY	Apr. 30, 1953
	56	To all Local Unions, Re: Polio Precautions	May 28, 1953
	57	To all Locals, Re: Parliamentary procedure	June 30, 1953
	58	Local 706 Strike Appeal	June 23, 1953
	59	Local 350 Strike Appeal	July 6, 1953
	60	Letter to Executive Board & Field Representatives re: IUE-CIO victories over AFL	July 7, 1953
	61	Letter to Executive Board, Re: pre-Convention meeting	Aug. 5, 1953
	62	Letter to Executive Board and Field Representatives, Re: Locals in GE chain	Aug. 18, 1953
	63	To Field Representatives, Re: Field staff attendence at Convention	Sept. 11, 1953
	64	To Field Staff, Re: Worthington Co., Local 259 9/14/53	Sept. 14, 1953
2096	65	Letter to Locals, Re: Amendments to Constitution Approved by Montreal Convention	Oct. 12, 1953
	66	Letter to Local Unions, Re: Pittsburgh Civil Rights Congress	Oct. 14, 1953
	67	Local 1079 - Exide Battery Strike Letter	Oct. 14, 1953
	68	Letter to Locals, RE: Strike Appeal, Local 285	Oct. 23, 1953
	69	Letter to Senators & Congressmen, Re: Policy Adopted at Fifth Convention	Oct. 20, 1953
	70	Letter to Locals, Re: Contributions to FDR 72 club	Nov. 3, 1953
	71	Letter to Locals and Field Representatives, Re: Taft-Hartley Act	Nov. 4, 1953
	72	Letter to all Westinghouse Locals, Re: Westinghouse Election Victories W[estinghouse] locals: 11/9/53	Nov. 9, 1953
	73	Letter to Field Representatives, Re: Per Diem Allowance Increase	Nov. 24, 1953
	74	Letter to Field Representatives, District Council Presidents & Conference Board Chairmen, Re: Congressman Kersten's Statement on Defense Plants	Nov. 27, 1953
	75	Letter to Field Representatives, Re: Car Rental Plan	Dec. 24, 1953
	76	GE Job Descriptions - Warren, OH	[1954?]
	77	Letter to all Westinghouse Locals, Re: Westinghouse Essington, PA Election	Jan. 15,1954
	78	Letter to Guyer-Enfield Employees, Re: Forthcoming Election	Feb. 12, 1954
	79	Letter to Field Representatives, Re: GE Local 301 (IUE)	Mar. 12, 1954
	80	Letter to Locals 781 & 793 (Alabama), Re: Senator Sparkman	Mar. 15, 1954
	81	Letter Re: Remington-Rand Strike	Mar. 23, 1954
	82	Compliance Filing Requirements of Taft-Hartley Act	Apr. 7, 1954
	83	Lettter to Staff Representatives, Re: PAC Contributions	Apr. 15, 1954
	84	Letter to IUE-CIO Field Representatives, Re: IUE-GE Plant Information	June 16, 1954
2096	85	Letter to IUE-CIO Field Representatives, Re: Salary Conference Board	June 17, 1954
	86	Letter to IUE-CIO Field Representatives, Re: Political Action Dollar Drive	July 15, 1954
	87	To Local Unions, Re: IUE Sixth Annual Convention Information	July 15, 1954
	88	Letter to Vice-Presidents with Copy to Local Unions , Re: PAC Dollar Drive	July 19, 1954
	89	PAC Letter to all Locals	Aug. 30, 1954
	90	Letter to Locals, Re: Strike Aid to Local 617 (Sharon, PA - Westinghouse)	Sept. 1, 1954
	91	Ladies' Auxiliaries	Sept. 7, 1954
	92	Letter to Local Unions, Re: Constitutional Amendments Approved by Sixth Convention	Oct. 7, 1954
	93	Letter to Locals Unions, Re: Locals 1102 & 1104 Strikes (Appeal)	Oct. 15, 1954
	94	Letter to Executive Board, Re: PAC Contributions	March 30, 1955
	95	Letter to Locals, Re: Local 329 Strike (Rochester, NY)	Apr. 7, 1955
	96	Letter to Springfield Westinghouse Workers (Married Women)	Apr. 7, 1955
	97	Letter to Local Unions, Re: Economic Policy (Wage) Conf. - Cincinnati, OH	Apr. 20, 1955
	98	Letter to all GE Locals, Re: Transfer of Burlington, Vt. GE Plant to IUE	Apr. 29, 1955
	99	First Biennial Economic Conf. - Summary & Resolutions	May 1955
	100	Letter to Locals, Re: Assessment Vote of $15.00 for Strike Defense Fund	June 1, 1955
	101	News Release - Hartnett Response to Gibson Statement at Pittsfield GE	June 3, 1955
	102	Letter to all Optical Locals, Re: Two New Shops in Local 408 (IUE-CIO Amalgamated Optical Local)	June 10, 1955
2096	103	Locals 351 & 783 Optical Workers Agreements - with Cover Letter Sent to all IUE Optical Locals	July 20, 1955
	104	Referendum on Assessment - Strike Defense Fund	July 27, 1955
	105	IUE-CIO Campaign in GE Plants	Aug. 26, 1955
	106	Letter to Local Unions in Connecticut, Re: Bonuses to Korean War Veterans	Aug. 31, 1955
	107	Strike Assistance for Vickers (Local 945)	Sept. 2, 1955
	108	Letter to Locals, Re: Flood Relief	Sept. 26, 1955
	109	Assessment Letter to all Local Unions: Strike Defense Fund - Westinghouse Strike	Oct. 17, 1955
	110	Letter to Staff Members, Re: Strike Assessment	Oct. 26, 1955
	111	Letter to Staff Assigned to Westinghouse Locals on Strike	Oct. 27, 1955
	112	Letter on Badges "To be Sure - I supported the Westinghouse strikers"	Oct. 28, 1955
	113	Grievance 608-175 (Sylvania Local 608, Huntington, WV) - Arbitrator's Decision & Cover Letter	Nov. 1955
	114	Letter to Locals, Re: Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Day	Nov. 22, 1955
	115	Memo to Field Staff, Re: Use of District Councils in NLRB Proceedings	Nov. 23, 1955
	116	Letter to Executive Board Field Representatives and Locals, Re: Use of Name AFL-CIO	Jan. 5, 1965
	117	Memo to all IUE Optical Locals, Re: Local 1142 (Globe Opt., Milwaukee, WI) contract	Jan. 31, 1956
	118	Letter to AFL-CIO Internationals & IUE Locals, Re: UE boycott of ASR products	Feb. 1, 1956
	119	Letter to Field Reps., Re: Community Atmosphere in NLRB Elections	Feb. 3, 1956
2096	120	Letter to Affiliates of Virginia State CIO Industrial Council, Re: Contribution to Westinghouse Strike	Feb. 6, 1956
	121	Thomas A. Edison, Inc.	Feb. 10, 1956
	122	Letter to all Optical Locals, Re: Local 932 contract & 463 recognition	March 6, 1956
	123	Letter to all Sylvania Locals, Re: Retirement at 65	Apr. 11, 1956
	124	Local 723 Wage Rates Sent to all Optical Locals	Apr. 12, 1956
	125	Letter to Local Unions, Re: Recognition of Transfers	Apr. 23, 1956
	126	Letter to all Optical Locals, Re: Organizing Ion Optical Co., by Local 932 (Including Gains)	May 4, 1956
	127	Sylvania Local 511- Arbitration Award (Death in Family)	May 4, 1956
	128	Letter to Sylvania Locals, Re: Continued Employment Beyond age 65	May 4, 1956
	129	Letter to IUE Local Unions in the State of New York	June 3, 1956
	130	Letter to Local Unions, Re: COPE Contributions	July 9, 1956
	131	Letter to Executive Board & Field Representatives	July 9, 1956
	132	To all Field Reps., Re: Legislative Correspondence	July 11, 1956
	133	Letter to Vice-Pres., Re: Field Staff Attendence at St. Louis Convention	July 11, 1956
	134	Letter to all Field Reps., Re: Organizing Optical Workers	Aug. 31, 1956
	135	Letter to Field Reps., Re: Staff Meeting in St. Louis, 9/14/56	Sept. 5, 1956
	136	Letter to Local Unions, Re: Referendum on Amendments from 1956 Convention	Sept. 21, 1956
	137	Letter to Local Unions, Re: Resolutions and Literature from Seventh IUE-CIO Convention	Sept. 25,1956
	138	Al Hartnett to IUE-CIO Vice Presidents, Re: Walter Reuthers's Speech to IUE Seventh Convention	Sept. 26, 1956
2096	139	Field Representatives, Re: Organizing UAW-AFL	Oct. 1, 1956
	140	Memo to all Optical Locals, Re: Local 408 Contracts	Oct. 3, 1956
	141	Extra copies, Memo to Field Representatives	Oct. 10, 1956
	142	GE Conference Board Resolution on "Boulwarism" (Louisville, KY)	Oct. 11-12, 1956
	143	Letters to all Locals, Re: Stewards Graduation Certificates	Oct. 23, 1956
	144	Letter to all Field Reps. & Executive Board, Re: IAM Invading IUE Jurisdiction	Nov. 8, 1956
	145	To Local Unions, Re: Results of 1956 Referendum	Nov. 14, 1956
	146	Letter to Optical Workers, Re: Detroit Meeting	Nov. 20, 1956
	147	Letter to Local Unions, Re: FDR Birthday Memorial Committee, 75th	Dec. 7, 1956
	148	Letter to Executive Board	Dec. 17, 1956
	149	Letter to all Local Unions, Re: Civil Rights Conference	Dec. 18, 1956
	150	To Lamp Locals	Jan. 16, 1957
	151	Letter to Ohio Locals, Re: Agreement with Old German Baptist Church	Jan. 16, 1957
	152	Letter to Locals, Re: Subscription to AFL-CIO News	Jan. 18, 1957
	153	Letter to Lamp Council	Feb. 7, 1957
	154	Letter to Members of IUE Federal Labor Union 19649 -Savage Arms Co.	Feb. 11, 1957
	155	Letter to GE Locals, Re: Skilled Trades Committee, Vice Pres,. and John Callahan 2/19/57	Feb. 19, 1957
	156	Local Unions, Re: Civil Rights Meeting	Feb. 25, 1957
	157	Lamp Council Meeting	Feb. 23-24, 1957
	158	To IUE Local Unions, Re: Minimum Wage Extension	Mar. 19, 1957
	159	Letter to Field Representatives	Mar. 19, 1957
2096	160	Letter to Executive Board Members, Re: Meeting Arrangements	Apr. 12, 1957
	161	Letter to Locals, Field Reps., & Exec.Bd. Members, Re: COPE Contributions	Apr. 25, 1957
	162	Letter From Local 945 to Rodger Coyne	Apr. 30, 1957
	163	Executive Board Meeting Material Forwarded to IUE Locals, Field Reps., and Exec. Bd.	June 13-14, 1957
	164	Al Hartnett Speech at Fisk University (Southern Union Staff Meeting), Nashville, TN	July 9, 1957
	165	Letter to Vice-Presidents	July 26, 1957
	166	Letter to Field Reps.	July 30, 1957
	167	Letter to Field Reps.	July 31, 1957
	168	International Labor Organization (ILO) Material & Cover Letter	Aug. 8, 1957
	169	Letter to Executive Board	Aug. 9, 1957
	170	Letter to Field Reps., Re: Dismissal of Petition at Gen. Railway Signal	Aug. 26, 1957
	171	Letter to Locals, Re: Submission of Amendments to Constitution	Oct. 1, 1957
	172	To Local Unions, Re: Explaining Noncompliance Letter	Oct. 1, 1957
	173	Letter to Executive Bd., Field Staff, and Locals, Re: IAM-IUE Agreement	Nov. 1, 1957
	174	General Mailing, Re: IUE-IAM Agreement	Nov. 6, 1957
	175	Letter to Exec. Bd., Field Reps., and Locals, Re: IUE-IAM Agreement	Nov. 6, 1957
	176	Letter to Field Reps., Re: Hartnett Speech, IUE District Three Meeting	Nov. 11, 1957
	177	Letter to Local Unions, Re: March of Dimes Drive	Nov. 20, 1957
	178	Letter to Executive Board	Nov. 21, 1957
	179	To Executive Board, Re: Convention Reservations	Nov. 21, 1957
2096	180	To International Unions & State Councils of AFL-CIO - Resolution of Support - Strike at Sunbeam Corp., Puerto Rico	Dec. 18, 1957
	181	To Local Unions - Endorsment for Film - Do Higher Wages Cause Higher Prices?	Dec. 27, 1957
	182	To District Presidents, Re: IUE Organizer Costs	Dec. 30, 1957
	183	To Amalgamated Local Unions, Re: List of Shops	Jan. 13, 1958
	184	Letter to Sperry Rand Locals	Jan. 21, 1958
	185	To Locals, Re: Unemployment Leaflet	Feb. 10, 1958
	186	To Lamp Locals, Re: Meeting Cleveland, OH	Feb. 13, 1958
	187	To Optical Locals - Meeting	Feb. 17, 1958
	188	To Sperry Employees, Re: Meeting in Bristol, VA	Feb. 18, 1958
	189	To Executive Board, Re: Economic & Legislative Conference	Feb. 27, 1958
	190	To Field Representatives, Re: Bill Weiss column (Satirical)	Apr. 23, 1958
	191	To GE Field Representatives	May 8, 1958
	192	To Executive Board, (Toronto, Canada) 6/6/58	May 14, 1958
	193	Re: Surplus Food Leaflet	May 20, 1958
	194	Washington Buillding & Construction Trades	June 2, 1958
	195	Re: IUD Building Trades Agreement	June 27, 1958
	196	To Field Representatives, Re: COPE Contributions	Aug. 9, 1958
	197	Staff Attendance at 1958 Convention	Aug. 29, 1958
	198	IUD Organizational Practices Code	Sept. 12, 1958
	199	1958 Constitutional Amendments	Oct. 2, 1958
	200	1958 Convention Material - Philadelphia, PA, Sept. 22-26, 1958	Oct. 10, 1958
	201	Re: Local Union Compliance - Welfare and Pension Plan Disclosure Act	Oct. 13, 1958
2096	202	Re: Harvard Business Review Article on "Boulwareism"	Oct. 29, 1958
	203	To Field Representatives, Re: GE Stock Selling Plan	Nov. 10, 1958
	204	Re: National Safety Council	Nov. 14, 1958
	205	1958 Referendum	Nov. 26, 1958
	206	Boycott - Proctor Electric Co.	Dec. 1, 1958
	207	Executive Board Meeting, 12/11-12/58, Washington, DC	Dec. 29, 1958

8. INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDA FILES OF SECRETARY-TREASURER AL HARTNETT , Date Span: 1949–1959, 1.50 LN. FT.

Grouped alphabetically by correspondent, thereunder arranged chronologically

Files consisting of Al Hartnett's outgoing and incoming memoranda, sent to and received from IUE staff and department heads. Hartnett's memo files document his handling of the routine administrative functions of the Office of IUE Secretary-Treasurer. A substantial portion of the series includes the exchange of memoranda between Hartnett and Richard Bauer, the IUE Comptroller. All requests for the use of union funds were channeled through Bauer and required Hartnett's approval. These memo files largely pertain to fiscal matters and the disbursement of funds vital for the daily operations of the international union. Hartnett's office also issued local union charters and supplies (dues cards and books, buttons, stamps, etc.) to local unions, and kept detailed records on per capita dues payments and PAC contributions to the national office. The IUE Secretary-Treasurer had primary responsibility for forwarding per capita dues payments to the CIO and the Canadian Congress of Labour (CCL).

The full range and scope of Hartnett's activities and office is reflected in the memoranda: the issuing of local charters and approval of district and local union constitutions, supervision of field directors and representatives, dues collection, coordination of organizing and publicity campaigns pursuant to NLRB certification elections, conducting strikes, and contract negotiations with employers. Correspondents include (in addition to Bauer): Rodger Coyne (Assistant to Hartnett and Director for Organization), Les Finnegan (Assistant to President Carey), John Flynn (Legislative Director), Ben Sigal (General Counsel), Art Riordan (Publicity Director), David Lasser (Research Director), and Joseph Swire (Pension Department).

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2097	1-3	Richard Bauer	1950
	4-6	Richard Bauer	1951
	7-8	Richard Bauer	1952
	9-10	Richard Bauer	1953
	11-12	Richard Bauer	1954
	13	Richard Bauer	1955
	14	Richard Bauer	1956
	15	Richard Bauer	1957
	16	Sean (Jack) Callery	1957-1958
	17-18	Rodger Coyne	1952-1954
	19	Bert Diamond	1951-1957
	20	John Dillon	1951
	21-22	Les Finnegan	1949-1951
	23-24	Les Finnegan	1952
2098	1-2	Les Finnegan	1953-1954
	3	Jack Flynn	1954-1955
	4	Ray Hansen	1957-1958
	5	Dan Jacobowski	1951-1952
	6	Earl Kipp	1951-1955
	7-8	David Lasser [1 letter from 1955]	1950-1952, 1955
	9	Barton Post [1 memo and clipping]	N.d.
	10	Art Riordon	1949-1952
	11-12	Art Riordon	1953-1959
	13	Ben Sigal	1950-1952
2098	14	William Snoots - 1 memo; 1 letter	1949
	15	Joe Swire	1950
	16	Joe Swire	1951-1954
	17	Staff (IUE), Miscellaneous	1949 & N.d.

9. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FILES OF ALBIN HARTNETT, Date Span: 1950-1955, 1.15 LN. FT.

Organized in two sequences, Political Action Correspondence and Political Action Committee Literature, and arranged thereunder chronologically by year.

The IUE Secretary-Treasurer's office had primary responsibility for the collection and distribution of IUE- CIO PAC (Political Action Committee) funds and the coordination of election campaign activities with the CIO Political Action Committee. Hartnett served on the CIO-PAC Operating Committee which administered the labor federation's political fund raising, research, and campaign activities. Approximately one-half of the series consists of Hartnett's and Carey's correspondence with John (Jack) Kroll, Director of the CIO PAC. These files highlight how the IUE-CIO PAC coordinated its political activities with state and local industrial union councils of the CIO. Subjects include the status of current elections campaigns and collection of funds, the distribution of PAC monies to political candidates, memoranda on the CIO PAC's relationship with the Democratic Party, and arrangements for meetings of the CIO-PAC Operating Committee.

In addition, there are material and reports generated by the CIO-PAC Operating Committee and Research Division. Items include: typescript financial records of PAC contributions by IUE-CIO locals, memoranda, agenda, and confidential reports and analyses of election results at the national, state, and municipal level of government. Hartnett's political action files also contain issues (1952-1955) of the CIO-PAC bulletin-- Political Action of the Week.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2098	18	Correspondence	1950
	19-20	Correspondence	1951
	21	Correspondence	1952
	22	Correspondence	1953
	23	Correspondence	1954
	24	Correspondence	1955
	25	Point Four Program - Replies from Senators and Congressmen	1950
	26	Political Action Literature - Publications; Bulletins; Memoranda from CIO PAC Director Jack Kroll	1950
	27	PAC Literature	1951
2099	1	PAC Literature	1951
	2	PAC Literature	1952
	3-5	PAC Literature	1953
	6-9	PAC Literature	1954
	10-11	PAC Literature	1955
	12	Political Candidates	1952
	13	Preparatory Committee (International Trade Union Movement)	1949

10. GENERAL FILES OF COMPTROLLER RICHARD BAUER , Date Span: 1950-1961, Bulk Date: 1950–1956, 4.60 LN. FT.

Grouped in three sequences: per capita monthly payment reports from IUE locals (arranged by district and local number); supply order and publication kit requests (arranged by number); and correspondence and memoranda files (arranged chronologically).

Contains files of accounting and fiscal records, and business correspondence generated and received by IUE Comptroller Richard Bauer. Bauer served in this position until 1953 when IUE Secretary-Treasurer Al Hartnett abolished the office and reorganized its functions under the Accounting Office. Folder contents include: monthly per capita payment reports filed by local unions (#800-1140); supply order vouchers and receipts; mailing lists; and requests, invoices, and receipts for the distribution of IUE publications (publicity kits), dues collection forms and bookkeeping supplies. Bauer's files also contain the minutes of meetings and financial records (1949-1955) for IUE Local #917, South Bend, Indiana.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2099	14	Per Capita Dues Checklists	Jan.-Oct. 1955
	15	Per Capita Dues Checklists	Nov. 1955 - July 1956
	16	Per Capita Reports - Local 804, Dayton, OH	1949-1951
	17	Per Capita Reports - Local 805, Tell City, IN	1950-1953
	18	Per Capita Reports - Local 806, Huntingburg, IN	1951-1954
	19	Per Capita Reports - Local 808, Evansville, IN	1949-1954
	20	Per Capita Reports - Local 814, Moline, IL	1950-1953
	21	Per Capita Reports - Local 816, Fort Dodge, IA	1950-1951, 1953
	22	Per Capita Reports - Local 820	July 1953
	23	Per Capita Reports - Local 821, Centralia, MO	1950-1953
2100	1	Per Capita Reports - Local 823, St. Louis, MO	1950-1953
	2	Per Capita Reports - Local 824, St. Louis, MO	1952-1953
	3	Per Capita Reports - Local 828, St. Louis, MO	1953
	4	Per Capita Reports - Local 829, Des Moines, IA	1951-1953
	5	Per Capita Reports - Local 850, Los Angeles, CA	1952-1953
	6	Per Capita Reports - Local 851, Los Angeles, CA	1953
	7	Per Capita Reports - Local 852, San Francisco, CA	1953
	8	Per Capita Reports - Local 853, Alameda, CA	1953
	9	Per Capita Reports - Local 854, West Los Angeles, CA	1953
	10	Per Capita Reports - Local 924, Ft. Wayne, IND	1955-1961
	11	Per Capita Reports - Local 925, Linton, IN	1954-1961
	12	Per Capita Reports - (Correspondence) Local 930, Detroit, MI	1957-1958
	13	Per Capita Reports - Local 931, Holland, MI	1956-1960
2100	14	Per Capita Reports - Local 932, United Optical Workers, Detroit, MI	1955-1961
	15	Per Capita Reports - Local 933, IN	1958-1960
	16	Per Capita Reports - Local 934, MI	1960-1961
	17	Per Capita Reports - Local 935, Troy, MI	1959-1961
	18	Per Capita Reports - Local 940, Benton Harbor, MI	1955-1960
	19	Per Capita Reports - Local 945, Detroit, MI	1954-1961
	20	Per Capita Reports - Local 950, Detroit, MI	1954-1957
	21	Per Capita Reports - (Correspondence) Local 950, Detroit, MI	1954-1958
	22	Per Capita Records - Local 951, Frankfort, IN	1955-1959
	23	Per Capita Reports - Local 952, Frankfort and Forest, IN	1960
	24	Per Capita Reports - Local 963, Ft. Wayne, IN	1957-1961
	25	Per Capita Reports - Local 971, Garden City, MI	1959-1960
	26	Per Capita Reports - Local 981, Grand Rapids, MI	1957-1961
	27	Per Capita Reports - Local 990, Mt. Clemens, MI	1955-1961
	28	Per Capita Reports - Local 995, Ft. Wayne, IN	1957-1960
	29	Per Capita Reports - Local 998, Ft. Wayne, IN	1955-1956
	30	Per Capita Reports - Local 999, Ft. Wayne, IN	1955-1961
	31	Per Capita Reports - Local 1001, Indianapolis, IN	1955-1961
	32	Per Capita Reports - Local 1005, Milwaukee, WI	1955-1960
	33	Per Capita Report - Local 1011, Joliet, IL	1959-1961
	34	Per Capita Reports - Local 1013, Milwaukee, WI	1954
	35	Per Capita Reports - Local 1022, Zion, IL	1954-1962
	36	Per Capita Reports - Local 1024, Chicago, IL	1955-1960
	37	Per Capita Reports - Local 1025, Chicago, IL	1959-1960
2100	38	Per Capita Reports - Local 1026, Chicago, IL	1955-1960
	39	Per Capita Reports - Local 1029, Milwaukee, WI	1958-1961
	40	Per Capita Reports - Local 1031, Chicago, IL	1955-1961
2101	1	Per Capita Reports - Local 1032, WI	1958-1961
	2	Per Capita Reports - Local 1035, Milwaukee, WI	1955-1957
	3	Per Capita Reports - Local 1037, Milwaukee, WI	1957-1960
	4	Per Capita Reports - Local, 1038, Milwaukee, WI	1955-1960
	5	Per Capita Reports - Local 1039, N. St. Paul, MN	1957-1961
	6	Per Capita Reports - Local 1042, District 10, St.Paul-Minneapolis, MN	1956-1960
	7	Per Capita Reports - Local Local 1054, Minneapolis, MN	1955-1961
	8	Per Capita Reports - Local 1059, Chicago, IL	1956-1961
	9	Per Capita Reports - Local Local] 1079, Auroa, IL	1955-1961
	10	Per Capita Reports - Local 1080, Chicago, IL	1955-1960
	11	Per Capita Reports - Local Local 1081, Dekalb, IL	1955-1960
	12	Per Capita Reports - Local Local] 1082, IL	1957-1961
	13	Per Capita Reports - Local 1083, Chicago, IL	1955-1961
	14	Per Capita Reports - Local 1091, Washington, DC (IUE Headquarters employees)	1959-1961
	15	Per Capita Reports - Local 1101, Milwaukee, WI	1955-1960
	16	Per Capita Reports - Local 1103, Milwaukee, WI	1955-1960
	17	Per Capita Reports - Local 1117, St. Paul, MN	1955-1960
	18	Per Capita Reports - Local 1121, Chicago, IL	1955-1961
	19	Per Capita Reports - Local 1131, Milwaukee, WI	1955-1961
	20	Per Capita Reports - Local 1137, Hopkins, MN	1954-1956
2101	21	Per Capita Reports - Local 1139, Minneapolis, MN	1955-1961
	22-23	Per Capita Reports - Local 1140,	1955-1961
	24	Supply Orders - District 1	1957
	25-26	Supply Orders - District 2	1957
2102	1	Supply Orders - District 3	1957
	2-3	Supply Orders - District 4	1957
	4	Supply Orders - District 5	1957
	5	Supply Orders - District 6	1957
	6	Supply Orders - District 7	1957
	7	Supply Orders - District 8	1957
	8	Supply Orders - District 9	1957
	9	Supply Orders - District 10	1957
	10	Supply Orders (Miscellaneous) - Memoranda, Correspondence, Requests for Material	1957
	11	Publicity Kits	Oct. 1951
	12	Publicity Kits	Nov. 6, 1951
	13	Publicity Kits	Dec. 4, 1951
	14	Publicity Kits	Aug. 8, 1952
	15	Publicity Kits	Aug. 27, 1952
	16	Publicity Kits	Sept. 19, 1952
	17	Publicity Kits	Sept. 30, 1952
	18	Publicity Kits	Jan. 9, 1953
	19	Publicity Kits	Jan. 21, 1953
	20	Publicity Kits	Mar. 6, 1953
	21	Publicity Kits	July 7, 1953
2102	22	Publicity Kits	Sept. 16, 1953
	23	Publication #1 - Phil Murray Walks With IUE	1950
	24	Publication #2 - Your Government Speaks Out For IUE-CIO	1950
	25	Publication #3 - Reuther Says: Vote for IUE-CIO For Unity	1950
	26	Publication #4 - UE Weeps IUE Works	1950
	27	Publication #5 - Ten Years of Communist Control of UE	1950-1952
	28	Publication #6 - Don't Let UE Fox You Up	1950
	29	Publication #13 - UE is Finished in General Motors	1950
	30	Publication #14 - Everytime You Look At Your Check	1950-1951
	31	Publication #16 - The Communist Party Thanks You For Your UE Dues	1950
	32	Publication #19 - U.S. Government Doesn't Trust UE	1950
	33	Publication #21 - May Day Parade Poster	1950
	34	Publication #22 - Congressman Powell's Statement	1950-1951
	35	Publication #23 - Philco Pension	1950
	36	Publication #24 - UE Running Away From the Ballot Box	1950
	37	Publication #25 - Again U.S. Government Can't Trust UE (Atomic Energy Commission Ruling Keeping UE Out Of Plants)	1950-1953
	38	Publication #26 - Phil Murray in Solidarity	1950
	39	Publication #27 - Patroitism	1950
	40	Publication #27 - Here's The Score	1950
	41	Publication #29 - What Do You Want In a Contract	1950
	42	Publication #37 - UE Local 1227 Officers Purged By UE on Charge of Loyalty to U.S.	1951
	43	Publication #38 - Only IUE is Fighting GE	1951
2102	44	Publication #39 - The Meeting Will Come To Order	1953
	45	Publication #41 - Convicted Spy Was UE Organizer	1951-1953
	46	Publication #44 - Promises or Performance	1951
	47	Publication #45 - IUE-CIO Trusts Its Members	1951-1952
	48	Publication #47 - Let's Look Both Ways	1951-1953
	49	Publication #48 - UE Takes Powder At Electro-Voice	1951-1953
	50	Publications #64 and 64A - The CIO Invites You To Join	1952-1953
	51	Publication #65 - IUE-CIO Members Make Democracy Work	1952-1953
	52	Publication #68 - From Communist Germany to Communist UE	1952-1953
	53	Publication #69 - Proof Positive	1952
	54	Publication #71 - UE- A Sword in Democracy's Back	1951-1952
	55	Publication #75 - The IUE-CIO Steward and His Job	1952
	56	Publication #88 - IUE-CIO: The Bulkwark of Democracy	1952
	57	Publication #89 - If Its Unionism You Want	1952
	58	Publication #90 - Your Government Doesn't Trust UE	1952
	59	Publication #91 - Five Million Bucks	1952
	60	Publication # 101 - The Truth About Strikes	1952
	61	Publication #102 - Are You Guilty	1952
	62	Publication #103 - UE Leaders Revealed As Pals of Top U.S. Communists	1953
	63	Publication #105 - Again UE Discrimination Against Women	1952-1953
	64	Publication #106 - GE Leaflet (Untitled)	1952
	65	Publication #107 - Does GE Want Industrial Peace	1952
	66	Publication #110 - Red Pipe Line Into Our Defense Plant	1953
	67	Publication #111 - You Can Tell by the Brand	1953
2102	68	Publication #112 - Federal Grand Jury Says	1953
	69	Publication #113 - Are You Getting All You Deserve	1952-1953
	70	Publication #114 - We All Want Security	1953
2103	1	Publication #116 - IUE-CIO Leads The Way	1953
	2	Publication #119 - Yes, We All Answer	1953
	3	Publication #120 - IUE-CIO Is First	1953
	4	Publication #122 & 122A - Your Secret Weapon	1953
	5	Publication #123 - Why Pay Non-Union Dues	1953
	6	Publication #124 - Untitled	1953
	7	Publication #125 - Contracts Mean Business	1953
	8	Publication #127 - Untitled	1953
	9	Publication #173 - The CIO: What It Is and What It Does	1953
	10	Convention Highlights	1953
	11	Debate from Congressional Record: Congressman Green's (PA) Remarks on IUE and inclusion of Carey Letter	1950
	12	Does the Commumist Party Speak for You - Printing Information	N.d.
	13	Eleven Points for Prosperity - Economic Program of IUE presented to GE	1954
	14	GE Poster - Mailing List [Lacks Poster], Same as Publication #106	1952
	15	GE Stickers- Mailing List [Lacks Stickers]	1952
	16	GE-IUE National Agreement	1953-1954
	17	Greenfield Tap & Die Leaflet - UE Spokesman Insults GTD Workers	N.d.
	18	Guaranteed Annual Wage - General Mailing List for Pamphlet	1953
	19	Gummed Stickers - "Vote IUE-CIO"	1950, 1952
2103	20	Here's Democracy - Proceedings of Organizational Convention [Printing Description]	N.d.
	21	IUE-CIO Provisional Constitution	1949-1950
	22	IUE-CIO Constitution - Requests for Copies	1951-1952
	23	IUE-CIO Constitution - Request for Copies [Includes Booklet Copies]	1953
	24	IUE-CIO Constitution - Mailing List [Booklet Copies]	1954
	25	"IUE-CIO Economic Program Presented to General Electric Co." - Arrangements for Quantity and Distribution [Lacking Circular]	1954
	26	"IUE-CIO: The Economic Report of the Chairman" - Mailing List and Printing Specifications	1950
	27	"Join IUE-CIO" - Bumper Stickers	1952, 1954
	28	Last UE Strongholds to Crumble - [Publication #145]	1954
	29	Local 301 (Schenectady,NY) Election Material - T.V. & Radio Transcripts; Ad Copy; Resolutions; Photograph of Albert Fitzgerald	1951
	30	A New Hitler Stalin Pact - Printing Specifications	N.d.
	31	"Vote IUE-CIO" (Poster) and "I'm Voting IUE-CIO" (Tags) - Mailing and Distribution	1950
	32	Proof of UE-GE Sellout - Leaflets and IUE-GE Contact Lists	1952
	33	"Report of Resolutions Committee" - Fifth Annual IUE-CIO Convention	1954
	34	"Report of Resolutions Committee" - Sixth Annual IUE-CIO Convention	1955
	35	"Statement of IUE-CIO Program Presented to Westinghouse Electric Corporation"	1954
	36	Statue of Liberty Stickers - "Vote IUE-CIO American"	1954
2103	37	Ten Points For Meetings - Pamphlet and Requests for Parliamentary Rules of Order	1953
	38	"Vote IUE American" - Forwarding Addresses for Distributing Large Poster [Lacks Poster]	1954
	39	"Vote IUE-CIO" - Bumper Stickers & Distribution List	1954
	40	Westinghouse & GE Stickers - Memoranda, Orders and Distribution Arrangements	1951
	41	"Westinghouse Pension Plan"	1953
	42	Who Says the UE is Communist Controlled? - Requests, Printing, Distribution Arrangements	1950
	43	Master File for Publications of IUE-CIO - Drafts of IUE Leaflets and Circulars	1952
	44	"Miscellaneous File"	1952
	45	Publications Sent Out (Misc. Records)	1953-1954
	46	Outgoing Letters (Duplicates)	1949-1951, Bulk 1950
	47	Incoming Letters	1949-1950
	48-49	Memoranda - Re: Mailing List Changes	1950-1952
	50-51	"Old Records" - Lists of IUE Locals with Contact Persons, Membership Data, District Data	1950-1952
	52	Correspondence	1951
	53-54	Correspondence and Memoranda	1952
2104	1	Organizing Campaign and Local Union Expenses - Loose Ledger Pages	1955
	2	IUE-CIO Philip Murray Building Fund Contributions - Loose Ledger Pages	[1955]
	3	Leger - Record of Disbursements, IUE-CIO	Feb. 2, 1952 - Mar. 25, 1955
2104	4	"Minutes" Book of UE/IUE Local 917, Indianapolis, IN - [Large Bound Volume]	Feb. 5, 1948 - Dec. 8, 1954
	5	Minutes - IUE Local 917, Indianapolis, IN - [loose pages cut from legal size pad]	Jan. 13, 1954 - Nov. 15, 1954; Feb. 5, 1955

11. GENERAL FILES OF JOSEPH SWIRE, DIRECTOR OF PENSION, HEALTH AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT , Date Span: 1950-1962, 6.75 LN. FT.

Grouped into three main sequences: correspondence files (contents thereunder arranged alphabetically); inter- office memoranda (arranged alphabetically by name with multiple files arranged chronologically by year); and miscellaneous research material (filed alphabetically).

Correspondence, memoranda, and research files of Joseph Swire, Director of IUE Pension, Health, and Welfare Programs within the Secretary-Treasurer's Office. As Director, Swire had primary responsibility for devising, analyzing, and administering the various pension and economics benefits programs of the union. The bulk of the series consists of Swire's correspondence and inter-office memoranda to IUE national officers, District Council Presidents, Conference Board Chairmen, and local union officers--advising them on important legislative and legal matters pertaining to the administration of pension and welfare programs and evaluating various benefits programs proposed by management during the course of contract negotiations with the IUE. In important negotiations with the major electrical chain corporations and Conference Boards (i.e. GE, Westinghouse, RCA), Swire and his staff proposed contract language pertaining to pensions, medical and health insurance, vacation provisions, and unemployment compensation.

Swire frequently corresponded with representatives from actuarial firms to obtain economic and statistical data on the performance of current pension and insurance programs and the evaluation of proposed novel benefits programs. He collated material and kept research files on the pension and benefits programs of other CIO-affiliated unions and monitored new developments on the collective bargaining front with regard to profit sharing plans and wage incentive systems. In conjunction with the IUE Research and Education Department, Swire's department established educational workshops and conferences to facilitate the effective negotiation and administration of benefits programs at the local union level.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2104	6-7	Correspondence - "A"	1950-1958
	8-12	Correspondence - "B"	1950-1958
	13	Bernard Backer - Correspondence	1950-1951
	14	James J. Bambrick, Jr. - National Industrial Conference Board - Correspondence	1950-1958
	15	Solomon Barkin - Correspondence	1949-1953
	16	Leland Beard - Correspondence	1950-1951
	17	Harry Becker - Correspondence	1949-1952
	18	Leo Benoit - Correspondence	1949-1951
	19	August Bernsen - Correspondence	1950
	20	George T. Berry - Correspondence	1950-1952
	21	Adam Blankenhorn - Correspondence	1950
	22	Frank Blechinger - Correspondence	1950-1951
	23	Harry Block - Correspondence	1949-1953
	24	Nelson Bortz - Correspondence	1950
	25	Verne A. Brant - Correspondence	1950-1951
	26	William Brewer - Correspondence	1950-1952
	27	Louise Brogle - Correspondence	1950-1953
	28	Otis Brubaker - USWA Research Director - Correspondence	1950-1952
	29	Edward Brunelle - Correspondence	1951-1953
	30	John J. Burns - Correspondence	1950
	31	Correspondence - "C"	1950-1960
2105	1-3	Correspondence - "C"	1950-1960
	4	James T. Callahan - Correspondence	1950-1953
	5	George Cestare - Correspondence	1950
2105	6	Ralph Chicketti - Correspondence	1950
	7	Anthony Cimino - Correspondence	1950-1952
	8	Ewan Clague - Correspondence	1949-1950, 1958
	9	James W. Click - Correspondence	1950-1952
	10	Olga Corey - Correspondence	1950-1951
	11	Delmar Coté - Correspondence	1949
	12	Lew Cummings - Correspondence	1950-1953
	13	Joseph P. Curylo - Correspondence	1950-1952
	14-16	Correspondence - "D"	1950-1958
	17	Urcel Daniels - Correspondence	1950
	18	Harold Davis - Correspondence	1951-1952
	19	John E. Dillon - Correspondence	1950-1951
	20	William Drohan - Correspondence	1950-1952
	21	Correspondence - "E"	1950-1958
	22	Katherine Ellickson - Correspondence	1950-1954
	23	Robert Elsner - Correspondence	1950-1951
	24	Lou Ervin - Correspondence	1950-1953
	25-27	Correspondence - "F"	1950-1958
	28	David N. Fields - Correspondence	1949-1950
	29	Al Fineman - Correspondence	1950-1952
	30	Frank Fiorillo - Correspondence	1951-1953
	31	R. Richard Fisher - Correspondence	1950
	32	David Fitzmaurice - Correspondence	1950-1953
	33	Michael Fitzpatrick - Correspondence	1951-1952
2105	34-36	Correspondence - "G"	1949-1958
	37	John P. Gallagher - Correspondence	1950-1951
	38	Woodrow L. Ginsburg - Correspondence	1950-1958
	39	M. H. Goldstein - Correspondence	1950-1951
	40	James Greenwood - Correspondence	1950-1951
2106	1-3	Correspondence - "H"	1949-1958
	4	Joe Hawkins - Correspondence	1950-1953
	5	James Hibbits - Correspondence	1950-1951
	6	Thomas M. Holleran - Correspondence	1950
	7	John Holzbog - Correspondence	1950-1951
	8	Edward E. Houchins - Correspondence	1950
	9	James Hull - Correspondence	1950-1951
	10	John Hutnick - Correspondence	1950-1952
	11	Correspondence - "I"	1951-1958
	12-13	Correspondence - "J"	1951-1958
	14	Samuel Jacobs - Correspondence	1950-1951
	15	Henry L. Jean - Correspondence	1950-1958
	16	Paul Jennings - Correspondence	1950-1952
	17	Robert E. Johnson - Correspondence	1950-1953
	18	Thomas A. Johnstone - Correspondence	1950
	19	Joseph Joy - Correspondence	1950
	20	Michael E. Joyce - Correspondence	1950-1951
	21-23	Correspondence - "K"	1950-1958
	24	Frederick M. Kelley - Correspondence	1950-1953
2106	25	Joseph Kelley - Correspondence	1950-1958
	26	C. W. Kemper - Correspondence	1950-1958
	27	Ruthven King - Correspondence	1950-1952
	28	Robert R. Klingsmith - Correspondence	1950-1953
	29	E. J. Kraft - Correspondence	1950-1951
	30	Kenneth L. Kramer - Correspondence	1949-1952
	31	Frank C. Kriss - Correspondence	1950
	32	Mark H. Kroll - Correspondence	1951-1952
	33-36	Correspondence - "L"	1950-1958
	37	Ralph Labrioli - Correspondence	1950-1952
	38	Gloria Lang - Correspondence	1950
	39	Ben Lifshitz - Correspondence	1950-1952
	40	Glenn Like - Correspondence	1950
	41	Al Lowenthal - Correspondence	1950-1953
	42	Lee Lundgren - Correspondence	1950-1953
	43	Richard Lynch - Correspondence	1951-1953
	44-46	Correspondence - "M"	1949-1958
2107	1-2	Correspondence - "M"	1949-1958
	3	Correspondence - "Mc"	1950-1958
	4	Ben Martin - Correspondence	1952
	5	Harold Martin - Correspondence	1950-1952
	6	Harold K. Merrell - Correspondence	1950-1951
	7	Marvin J. Miller - Correspondence	1950-1951
	8	Jack Morton - Correspondence	1950-1952
2107	9	Betty Mowry - Correspondence	1950
	10	Frank Murray - Correspondence	1950-1952
	11	Correspondence - "N"	1949-1958
	12	Correspondence - "O"	1950-1957
	13-16	Correspondence - "P"	1948-1958
	17	John Page - Correspondence	1950-1951
	18	Edwin Pattison - Correspondence	1950-1952
	19	Homer Pierce - Correspondence	1950-1953
	20	Correspondence - "Q"	1950-1957
	21-23	Correspondence - "R"	1949-1958
	24-28	Correspondence - "S"	1949-1958
	29-30	Charles Spencer - Correspondence	1950-1954
2108	1-2	Correspondence - "T"	1950-1958
	3	R. J. Thomas - Correspondence	1950
	4	Michael J. Toohey - Correspondence	1950-1952
	5	Correspondence - "U"	1951-1958
	6	Correspondence - "V"	1950-1958
	7-8	Correspondence - "W"	1949-1958
	9	Louis J. Walinsky - Correspondence	1950-1951
	10	Milton Weihrauch - Correspondence	1950-1953
	11	Nat Weinberg - Correspondence	1950-1958
	12	Larry Williams - Correspondence	1950-1951
	13	Tom Williams - Correspondence	1950-1952
	14	William R. Wilson - Correspondence	1949-1950
2108	15	Joseph G. Wirtz - Correspondence	1950-1953
	16	Harry Wise - Correspondence	1950-1951
	17	Robert Wishart - Correspondence	1950-1951
	18	James S. Wolf, Jr. - Correspondence	1950
	19	L. W. Wornstaff - Correspondence	1950-1953
	20	Correspondence - "Y"	1950-1957
	21	Correspondence - "Z"	1950-1958
	22-23	Richard E. Bauer - Memoranda	1950-1958
	24	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1950
	25-26	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1951
	27	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1952
	28	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1953
	29	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1954
	30	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1955
	31	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1956
	32	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1957
	33-34	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1958
2109	1	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1959
	2-3	James B. Carey - Memoranda	1960
	4	Rodger Coyne - Memoranda	1950-1958
	5	Les Finnegan - Memoranda	1950-1957
	6	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1949-1951
	7	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1953
2109	8	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1954
	9	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1955-1956
	10	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1957
	11	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1958
	12	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1959
	13	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1960
	14	Albin Hartnett - Memoranda	1961-1962
	15	Earl H. Kipp - Memoranda	1952-1954
	16-17	David Lasser - Memoranda	1950-1958
	18	Arthur Riordan - Memoranda	1950-1957
	19	Ben Sigal - Memoranda	1951-1958
		RESEARCH MATERIAL
	20	Aged: Local Union Contractual Provisions; Hospital, Insurance, and Medical Care - Correspondence/Inquiry	1958
	21	Bonds - Correspondence, Releases, Government Brochures	1949-1959
	22	Credit Union - Local 103 (Camden, NJ) - Correspondence, Brochures & Plans, Information Literature	1950-1952
	23	GE - Insurance and Hospital Benefits Inquiry - Correspondence with Locals and Case Analysis	1956
	24	GE - Pensioners' Correspondence - Requests for Claims and Benefits	1958-1959
	25	Guaranteed Annual Wage - Correspondence, Brochures, Literature: History of Plans	1953
2110	1-2	Guaranteed Annual Wage - Correspondence, Brochures, Literature: History of Plans	1953
2110	3	Health and Welfare Newsletter - Two Issues published by the Labor Committee of the Cooperative Health Federation of America	1953, 1955
	4	Housing - CIO National Housing Committee	1951
	5	IUE Contract Analysis	1951
	6	IUE Insurance Cases - Various Locals - Correspondence; Claims Requests; Analysis of Coverage	1953-1955
	7	IUE Pension Plan - Clippings & Typescript History	1950-1954
	8	Murray W. Latimer Material - Insurance and Pension Consultant for various unions and IUE	1949-1959
	9	Mimeographed Material - Pensions, Insurance, Wages - Comparative and Analytical Data	1950-1952
	10	National Industrial Conference Board Contracts	1952
	11	Pension and Economic Policy Reports	1952
	12	Proposed Medicare Case Study - Correspondence: Carey and Dr. Frank A. Calderone	1955
	13-14	Short Questionnaire - Pension Benefits	July 1960
	15	Survey - Questionnaire - Retired Employees	Aug. 1961
	16	Taxes - Tax Forms, Articles, Statistical Data	1939-1955
	17-19	Wage Stabilization Board: Pensions - Health and Welfare Committee - Minutes & Releases	1952
	20-21	Wage Stabilization Board - Releases, Regulations, Information	1951

12. CONFERENCE BOARD & NEGOTIATIONS FILES OF ALBIN HARTNETT , Date Span: 1950–1960, Bulk Date: 1951-1956, 7.0 LN. FT.

Grouped alphabetically by corporate name and arranged chronologically.

Administration and coordination of the IUE's negotiations and conference board activities originated within the Secretary-Treasurer's Office. Though the various conference boards and their respective chairmen were given a wide degree of latitude in formulating collective bargaining programs and the composition of negotiating committees within their respective chains (GE, Westinghouse, Sylvania), the Secretary-Treasurer's Office had primary responsibility for orchestrating the activities of those IUE departments and staff members integral to the collective bargaining process. As negotiations with each of the major chain corporations necessitated the framing of an endemic bargaining program, the Secretary-Treasurer's Office strove for greater uniformity in contractual language and the elimination of industry and regional differentials with regard to wages, benefits, and working conditions. This series also reflects the complexity of modern collective bargaining and the increasing bureaucratization of industrial relations.

Record contents in this series chiefly document the activities of the following IUE Conference Boards and their respective negotiating committees: GE, Westinghouse, Sylvania, and to a lesser extent, IUE Lamp Industry Conferences, the Professional, Technical, and Salaried Workers, RCA, and Radio, T.V. Parts Conference Boards. Items include: minutes, resolutions, and reports issued by the various conference boards; memoranda and correspondence generated by IUE Conference Board Chairmen, IUE officers and staff members, and corporate executives and labor relations managers; contract agreements, proposals, and counter proposals; press releases, circular letters, corporate newsletters and other publicity material; speeches and statements by IUE officers and corporate executives; research data on wages rates, contracts, organization, and membership; field representatives' correspondence; and arbitration and grievance files.

These records were essentially collated for IUE Secretary-Treasurer Albin Hartnett's use and include his memoranda to IUE President James B. Carey touching on conference board activities and the status of negotiations. Also, Hartnett's correspondence with various corporate presidents and labor relations managers are contained in these files. Other principal correspondents include the various Conference Board Chairmen: E.J. Kraft and John Callahan (GE); Michael Fitzpatrick and Robert Nellis (Westinghouse); Charles Holley and Eileen Dooley (Sylvania). The bulk of the memoranda received by Hartnett was generated by Rodger Coyne (Organization Director and Administrative Assistant), Joseph Swire (Health and Pension Director), David Lasser (Research Director), Les Finnegan (Carey's Administrative Assistant), and Benjamin Sigal and Bert Diamond of the IUE Legal Department. Collectively, their correspondence and memoranda touch upon virtually all phases of the union's collective bargaining experience. Significant subjects range from the union's concern with eliminating geographical wage differentials and negotiating national master agreements to employment security issues and attempts to win management approval of a guaranteed annual wage plan. Refinement of IUE health, pension and insurance contract provisions is also a prominent theme.

This series contains some duplicate Conference Board proceedings, minutes and reports found in other RG-I Subgroups. A significant overlap of printed material is contained in the IUE Conference Board & Negotiations subgroup. However, Hartnett's Conference Board Files survived in their original order and provide a better chronology of the union's negotiating activities for the years 1951-1958. Hartnett's Conference Board files also supplement incomplete portions of IUE the Conference Board & Negotiations subgroup for certain years. Particularly noteworthy is the coverage given to major strikes such as the Westinghouse Chain Strike of 1955- 1956, the strike by IUE Local 744 at Sylvania's Shawnee, Oklahoma plant in 1952, and the 1958 recognition strike by Sunbeam Corporation employees in Puerto Rico. Reports on the Shawnee strike filed by Field Representative Charles Miles provide in depth analysis of strike conditions and issues. There are also extensive arbitration and grievance files (Step-Four National Level) involving IUE Local 608 (Huntington, WV) and Sylvania for the period 1951-1955.

Box No.	Folder No.	Folder Heading	Date Span
2111	1	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Mar. 30-June 29, 1951
	2-3	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	July-Sept., 1951
	4	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Sept.1951-Jan. 1952
	5	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Feb.-July, 1952
	6-7	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Aug.1952-Feb.1953
	8-10	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Mar.-Dec., 1953
	11-12	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Jan.-Apr., 1954
	13-14	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	May-June, 1954
	15-16	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	July-Aug., 1954
	17	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Sept.-Dec. 1954
	18	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Jan., 1955
2112	1	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Feb., 1955
	2-3	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Mar.-July, 1955
	4-6	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Aug.1955-Feb. 1956
	7-8	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Mar.1956-Jan. 1957
	9-11	GE Conference Board - Hartnett	Feb.-Sept. 1957
	12	IUE-CIO Lamp Conf. - Correspondence, Circular Letters, Resolutions, Reports	July 1953-May 1954
	13	IUE-CIO Lamp Conf. - Correspondence, Circular letters, Minutes, Reports	June-Dec., 1954
	14-15	Professional, Technical and Salaried Workers Conf. Bd. - Correspondencek, Resolutions, Reports, Minutes	Apr. 1953-Sept. 1955
	16	RCA Conf. Bd. Report	Feb. 23, 1958
	17	RCA-IUE Agreement	1958
	18	RCA-IUE Agreement - Retirement and Supplementary Local Agreements	June 1961
2112	19	RCA Conf. Bd. Meeting (Norfolk, VA) - Carey Address	June 7, 1962
	20-21	Radio, T.V. & Parts Conf. Bd. - Correspondence, Resolutions, Reports and Bulletins	Feb. 1951-Dec., 1952
2113	1	Radio, TV & Parts Conf. Bd. - Correspondence, Resolutions, Reports, Wage Survey	Jan.-Dec. 1953
	2	Radio, TV & Parts Conf. Bd. - Correspondence, Resolutions, Reports	Jan. 1954-Sept. 1955
	3	Sunbeam Electric Corp. Strike - Puerto Rico - Circular Letters	Dec. 1957-Jan. 1958
	4-5	Sunbeam Electric Corp. Strike - Puerto Rico - Correspondence, Reports, Circular Letters	Dec. 1957-Feb. 1958
	6	Sunbeam Electric Corp. Strike - Puerto Rico - Agreement, Press Releases	Mar. 1958
	7	Sunbeam Electric Corp. Negotiations - Puerto Rico - Notes, Agreements, Correspondence, Circular Letters	Mar. 1958
	8	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Minutes - First Sylvania Conf. Board Meeting	Apr. 1, 1950
	9-10	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Material for Negotiations - Memoranda, Typscript Agreements, Correspondence	Sept. 1950
	11	Sylvania Agreement (Incentive Plan) - Listing of New Rates and Outline of Plan	1951
	12	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Negotiations - Correspondence; 1951 Master Agreement	1951
	13	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Wage Reopener - Carey letter informing parties of dispute with Sylvania	1951
	14-15	Sylvania Conf. Bd. (vol. I) - Correspondence, Telegrams, Grievance Reports	Jan. 1951-Mar. 1952
	16-19	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Negotiations - Correspondence, Memoranda, Notes, Agreements, Releases	1952
	20	Sylvania Reopener - Correspondence: Notification of IUE-Sylvania Disputes	1952
2113	21-22	Sylvania Correspondence	Aug. 1950-Aug. 1953
	23	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Negotiations - Notes, Minutes, Correspondence, Memoranda	1953
	24	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Negotiations - Notes & Correspondence	1954
2114	1	Sylvania - Interoffice Memos & Notes	1955
	2	Sylvania - Seneca Falls, NY, United Steelworkers, Local 4276 - Agreement; Letter to Local President	1955
	3-4	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Negotiations - Conf. Bd. Minutes, Notes, Correspondence, Wage Data Tables	Aug.-Sept. 1955
	5	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Negotiations - Correspondence, Notes, Agreements	Oct.-Dec. 1955
	6	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Arbitration Cases - Salem, MA - Correspondence, Memoranda, 1951 Agreement, Notes	1952
	7-11	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Shawnee, OK, Strike - Correspondence: Charles Miller, IUE Field Rep.; Clippings; Releases; Agreements	1952
	12-13	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Local 607 Grievances - Grievance Reports; Correspondence	1952-1956
	14	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Local 608 Arbitration Hearing: Discharge of Doris Pauley, [Huntington, WV]	May 1954
	15-16	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Local 608 Grievances - Reports filed; Memoranda; Notes - [Huntington, WV]	1951-1953
	17-18	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Local 608 Grievances - Reports filed; Memoranda; Notes - [Huntington, WV]	Jan.-Aug. 1954
	19-20	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Local 608 Grievances - Reports filed; Memoranda; Notes - [Huntington, WV]	Sept. 1954-Feb. 1955
2115	1-3	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Local 608 Grievances - Reports filed; Memoranda; Notes - [Huntington, WV]	Mar.-Oct 1955
	4-6	Sylvania Conf. Bd. - Local 608 Grievances - Reports filed; Memoranda; Notes - [Huntington, WV]	Nov. 1955-Dec. 1956
2115	7-9	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Oct. 1950-Mar. 1952
	10-11	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Mar. 1952-Feb. 1953
	12-13	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Mar.-July 1953
	14	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Aug.-Dec. 1953
	15-16	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Jan.-May 1954
	17-18	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	June-Sept. 1954
	19	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Sept. 1954-Oct. 1955
2116	1	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Sept. 1954-Oct. 1955
	2	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Sept. 1954-Apr. 1955
	3	Minutes - Westinghouse Negotiations	Oct. 20-Nov. 13, 1955
	4	Minutes - Westinghouse Negotiations	Nov. 14-25, 1955
	5	Minutes - Westinghouse Negotiations	Dec. 5-30, 1955
	6	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Oct. 16-Nov. 8, 1955
	7	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Nov. 9-23, 1955
	8	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Nov. 24-Dec. 7, 1955
	9-11	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	Nov. 1955-Mar. 1956
	12-15	Westinghouse Strike - Contributions and Support - Correspondence, Telegrams, Circulars	1955-1956
	16	Westinghouse Strike - Correspondence from public and legislators	1955-1956
2117	1	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. - Field Representative Reports on Strikes at Plant Locations	1955-1956
	2	Westinghouse Strike - Henry J. Kaufman Assoc. - Strike Ads - Correspondence, Memoranda, Receipts	1955-1956
2117	3	Westinghouse Strike - TV and Radio Scripts	1955-1956
	4	Westinghouse Strike - Fact-Finding Statement	Feb. 17, 1956
	5	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Dec. 10. 1955-Jan. 3, 1956
	6	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Jan. 4-18, 1956
	7	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Jan. 19-25, 1956
	8	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Jan. 25-Feb. 14, 1956
	9	Minutes - Westinghouse Negotiations	Jan.-Feb. 1956
	10	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Feb. 15-Mar. 6, 1956
	11	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Mar. 7-13, 1956
	12	Westinghouse Chain Strike - General File - Bulletins, Correspondence, Memoranda, Reports	Mar. 14-27, 1956
	13	Westinghouse Supplement VII (signed Mar. 20, 1956) - Strike Settlement: Agreement & Press Release	Mar. 20-21, 1956
	14-16	Westinghouse Conf. Bd. (Hartnett)	June 1956-Oct. 1957
	17	Carey Report to IUE Westinghouse Conf. Bd.	Feb. 18-19, 1958
	18	Westinghouse - IUD Analysis of Westinghouse Program	Oct. 1958
	19	Westinghouse - IUE and Westinghouse Opening Negotiations	Oct. 13, 1958
	20	Westinghouse - Carey-Price Correspondence - 2 letters Re: Carey request to attend Westinghouse shareholders meeting	Mar. 12 & 20, 1959
	21	Westinghouse - Carey Letters to Clark C. Frame, Dir. of Labor Realtions at Westinghouse - Request for information	Mar. 7 & June 17, 1960
	22	Westinghouse - Copies of Telegrams - Carey to Frame	Aug. 15, 1960
	23	Westinghouse - Robert Nellis Wire to Mitchell and Finnegan - Copy of Telegram requesting mediation	Sept. 16, 1960