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John Herling Collection

Papers, 1911-1991 (Predominantly, 1930s-1970s)

52 linear feet

Accession # 1259 DALNET # OCLC # John Herling was born April 14, 1905 in New York City. Between 1928, when he graduated from Harvard, and 1934, he worked for the League for Industrial Democracy, where he met his first wife, Mary Fox Herling. During this period he was also employed as a research assistant for Norman Thomas and as publicity director for Thomas's presidential campaigns in 1928, 1932, and 1936. Mary Fox Herling died in 1978 and Mr. Herling subsequently married Alice Wolfson. Mr. Herling's interest in journalism began when he worked as a copy boy for the old New York World. Throughout the 1930s John Herling worked for the United Features Syndicate and Time, Inc., and spent a year with The March of Time in New York City. From 1939 to 1940 he served as director of the Children's Crusade for Children, an organization which assisted war refugees in Europe. In 1941 he accepted a position as director of the Labor and Social Relations Division of the Office of Inter-American Affairs. During 1946 Mr. Herling was a special correspondent in Europe, writing articles and radio transcripts for “Voice of America.” Throughout the late 1950s and early 1960s he served as a White House correspondent and syndicated columnist for several newspapers specializing in labor affairs and lectured abroad for the Labor Affairs section of the State Department. In 1947 Mr. Herling purchased Chester Wright's Labor Letter and promptly changed the name to John Herling's Labor Letter, which he edited and published until 1990. In addition to the Labor Letter , Mr. Herling authored several books, including Strikes Under the New Deal, The Great Price Conspiracy, and The Right to Challenge. At the time of his death on February 3, 1994, he was writing a history of the UAW. The John Herling Collection contains personal and professional correspondence, reference material, and numerous publications by John Herling. Related material may be found in the Mary Fox Herling Collection. The cost of processing the John Herling papers has been underwritten by a gift from the estate of John Herling. PLEASE NOTE: Folders are computer-arranged alphabetically within each series in this finding aid, but may actually be dispersed throughout

John Herling Collection - 2 - several boxes in the collection. Note carefully the box number for each folder heading.

John Herling Collection - 3 - Important subjects in the collection: AFL-CIO American Friends for German Freedom David Beck Children's Crusade for Children James R. Hoffa Hungary--Revolution, 1956 International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of America International labor activities John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Labor movement--Latin America Labor leaders--United States Labor movement--United States Socialism Socialist Party (U.S.) Southern Tenant Farmers Union Norman Thomas Trade-unions and communism UAW--History United Mine Workers of America United Steelworkers of America United States--Office of Inter-American Affairs--Labor and Social Relations Division "Voice of America" radio broadcast World War, 1939-1945--Refugees Important correspondents in the collection: Austen Albu Reinhold Niebuhr McAlister Coleman Joseph L. Rauh George C. Edwards, Jr. Walter Reuther Dorothy Canfield Fisher Nelson Rockefeller Clayton Fountain Carl Shier Mary Fox Herling Norman Thomas Robert F. Kennedy Matthew Woll Non-manuscript material: A number of posters, buttons, audio tapes, and photographs have been placed in the Archives Audiovisual Collection. Labor-related photographs include those depicting the Southern Tenant Farmers Union, a miner’s strike in West Virginia, and the West Virginia Unemployed League during the 1930s. A large quanitity of books and serials, including issues of John Herling’s Labor Letter, have been transferred to the Archives Library.

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Contents

52 storage boxes

Series I, Subject Files, 1911-1991, Boxes 1-32, p. 4 Series II, Professional & Personal Files, 1922-1991, Boxes 33-52, p. 23

John Herling Collection - 5 - Series I Subject Files, 1911-1991 Boxes 1-32 Box-folder Folder heading

25-32 Abel, I. W.; “The Integrity of American Labor,” 1966 25-9 ACEN News, 1956-57 31-7 ACTU (Assn. of Catholic Trade Unionists); clippings, article,

1945, 1958 21-16 thru 17 ADA (Americans for Democratic Action), 1979-80, 1982 32-21 ADA; comments by Terry Herndon, 1982 24-27 ADA newsletter, 1978 19-20 Affirmative action, 1970 1-8 AFL Conference of International Officers; proceedings report,

1955 30-48 AFL Convention; digest of proceedings, 1952 1-9 AFL Labor Policy Survey, 1945 32-38 AFL-CIO; Alternatives to AFL-CIO Foreign Policy, n. d. 19-31 AFL-CIO biographical sketches, 1973 30-8 AFL-CIO centennial, 1981 19-36 AFL-CIO; clippings, 1965-67 1-6 thru 7 AFL-CIO; clippings, press releases, 1956-78 30-5 AFL-CIO; convention, 1981 23-11 AFL-CIO COPE (Committee on Political Education), 1973 15-1 AFL-CIO COPE symposium, 1974 1-5 AFL-CIO; corres., 1955-58 29-39 AFL-CIO delegation to South Vietnam, the Philippines, Korea,

Japan; report, 1973 18-6 AFL-CIO; Executive Council member bios, 1973 1-4 “AFL-CIO Executive Council Report on the Disaffiliation of the

UAW,” 1968 29-28 AFL-CIO Maritime Committee; “Washington Lookout,” n. d. 15-9 thru 10 AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Dept. convention, 1969 17-26 AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Dept.; convention minutes, 1959 1-3 AFL-CIO merger; clippings, corres., 1955-58 9-4 AFL-CIO; Public Employee Dept., 1980 2-14 thru 16 AFSCME (American Federation of State, County and Municipal

Employees); clippings, press releases, corres., 1975-79 2-13 AFSCME ; Jerry Wurf statements, clippings, 1975-77 24-21 AFT (American Federation of Teachers), 1970-75 10-11 thru 13 AFT; Albert Shanker, 1975-79 18-37 After the People Vote, 1983 2-9 thru 10 Airline workers; clippings, 1966-78 2-11 thru 12 Alliance for Labor Action; press releases, clippings, 1969

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22-13 Alliance of Union Women, 1970 29-42 Amalgamated Engineering Union election; clippings, n. d. 32-39 American Assembly; "The Changing World of Work," 1973 19-74 American Communists, n. d. 24-15 American industry, 1962 32-41 American Institute for Free Labor Development; graduation

address by Luis Alberto Sanchez, 1962 16-12 American Labor Violence-Its Causes, Character, and Outcome, n.

d. 17-2 American Political Science Seminar, 1968 30-12 American Power in the Twentieth Century by Michael Harrington,

1967 27-12 thru 13 American Socialist Monthly, 1936-37 31-14 Americanization angle; clippings, 1985 14-24 Anti-union activities, 1979 1-27 Anti-union activities; clippings, articles, 1978-80 1-26 Antitrust; clippings, 1961-79 1-24 Arbitration; clippings, articles, 1966-81 15-16 thru 17 Arden House; papers presented, 1966 29-46 Are We Saving South Vietnam by Joseph Buttinger, 1955 32-35 thru 36 Argentina; clippings, 1944-47 23-34 Argentina; Elio Filomena, 1946 22-34 Argentina trip, 1947 18-8 Articles, clippings; misc., 1954-83 30-23 Articles; misc., 1940-64 21-26 Association for Union Democracy, 1981 14-9 Atomic energy safety problems, 1958-61 30-16 Austria; clippings, 1946 23-1 Auto & the Workers Movement by the Revolutionary Communist

Party USA, 1976 23-40 Automation, 1959 1-23 Automation; clippings, articles, 1956-74 23-3 Automobile industry; clippings, 1970 1-28 Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union; clippings, press

releases, 1956-78 1-29 Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union; report, 1956 24-28 Baron Report, 1981 22-33 Berlin Conference, 1959 32-45 Biographies; various people, n. d. 11-16 Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association; negotiations, 1977 20-23 Black caucuses; articles, 1969 32-5 Black Lake, n. d.


13-19 thru 20 Blacks in America, 1967-81 1-18 thru 20 Blacks in trade unions; articles, clippings, misc., 1960-78 1-21 Blue collar workers, 1967-70 21-30 Bluestone, Barry; speech on labor-management struggles in the

late twentieth century at North American Labor History Conf., Oct 1983

19-75 Boletin Latino Americano de la CIO, 1976 19-69 Bolivia; clippings, 1944 19-7 Book reviews, 1969-71 1-22 Boycotts; clippings, 1960-77 19-2 Brandt, Willy, n. d. 19-68 Brazil, 1942-45 19-67 Brazil; clippings, 1942-45 22-26 Briggs Strike; by John Anderson, 1983 32-15 Brigham Young University, 1959 19-4 British labor; clipping, 1962 23-42 Brophy, John: Fighter for Democracy, 1967 24-17 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen, 1966 15-3 Building and Construction Trades Conference, 1973 15-2 Building & Wood Workers, International Federation of, 1972 1-15 thru 17 Building trades; clippings, articles, misc., 1966-79 1-13 Butchers; clippings, 1977 24-3 California Agricultural Labor Relations Board, 1976 26-3 thru 4 Canada; labor unions, 1965-69 15-6 thru 8 Canadian Labor Congress; constitutional convention, 1968, 1970 17-18 Canadian labor movement; clippings, 1971 25-13 Capon Springs in the Great North Mountains by E.C. Bruce, 1861 25-19 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1964 27-1 Case Against Increased Import Barriers on Lead and Zinc, 1958 23-25 Castro and the Bankers: The Mortgaging of a Revolution, 1982 30-24 Catholics and the International Labor Organization, 1939 18-33 Central America and labor, 1983 22-31 Chatham Mfg. Co.; employee handbook, 1955 17-30 Cheap and Contented Labor by Sinclair Lewis, 1929 2-8 Child labor; clippings, articles, 1964-81 19-65 Chile; clippings, 1946 19-66 Chile; corres., 1945-46 21-31 Chrysler bailout; newspaper articles, Dec 1979 19-24 CIA, n. d. 17-20 CIO, 1944, 1954 30-46 thru 47 CIO convention; digest of proceedings, 1948, 1950-51 1-14 “CIO Labor Policy Survey,” 1945 22-50 Citizens Council for Community Planning, 1946


32-30 Citizenship Educational Service, 1940 19-38 Civil liberties, 1940 19-21 Civil rights, 1970 14-26 Civil rights, 1979 23-39 Civil rights and labor, n. d., 1962 22-44 Civil service employees, 1939 17-32 Clerical & Administrative Workers Union; Brighton conference,

1960 22-12 Clippings; international, 1957-75 17-10 Clippings; misc., 1975-82 13-10 CLUW (Coalition of Labor Union Women), 1970-79 13-8 thru 9 CLUW; constitutional convention, 1975 13-7 CLUW; founding conference, 1974 14-28 CLUW; "Organizing the Unorganized" conference, 1980 2-1 thru 3 Collective bargaining; articles, clippings, 1962-79 30-35 Collective bargaining; clippings, 1943-45 2-4 “Collective Bargaining, Current Problems in"; Labor Relations

Institute Conference, 1968 23-41 Collective Bargaining in the Steel Industry: 1937, 1937 19-64 Colombia; corres, misc., 1944-46 19-63 Colombia and labor, 1946 24-31 “Communication Challenge Facing the Labor Press in the 1984

Presidential Elections,” 1984 25-12 Communism; pamphlets, n.d., 1947 16-11 Communism; review of Labor and Communism, n. d. 3-10 Communism in unions; UE/GE, 1952 19-70 Communist Party and labor unions, 1946 18-43 Communists; California, 1938-45 18-42 Communists in America, 1945 20-20 Comparative Labor Movements, seminar on, 1959 27-24 Conference on Union Democracy; proceedings, 1980 13-21 Consumerism, 1960-77 2-6 Cooper, Kennecott; articles, misc., 1966-68 29-29 Cooperatives, housing and consumer, 1946 23-12 Corruption and Racketeering in the Labor Movement, 1970 32-12 Council on Foreign Relations, 1979 17-8 Counterattack, 1965 2-7 Craft unions; clippings, 1966-76 13-22 Crime/penal system, 1973-77 32-42 Cruikshank, Nelson H.; articles, 1967-68 19-61 Cuban trade union situation, 1946 2-5 CWA (Communications Workers of America); clippings, articles,

1950-78


14-31 CWA convention, 1976 18-25 Daily Labor News, 1976 27-16 Danish Federation of Labor; America Is Different, 1949 7-8 Davis-Bacon Act, 1980s 7-9 Debs, Eugene, 1968-80 18-26 Democratic Agenda, 1980 16-9 Democratic Convention, 1960, 1976 18-7 Democratic Left, 1974-77 30-17 Denmark; clipping, n. d. 32-44 Dollar Gap, 1949 32-10 thru 11 DSOC (Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee), 1973-74,

1979 23-47 DSOC, 1976-77 26-13 DSOC; Alaska laborers case, 1980 23-24 DSOC; newsletter, 1982 32-4 "Dwight D. Eisenhower Delivers the Gettysburg Address," 1959 3-5 Economic conversion; articles, 1978 19-11 Economic trends, 1967-72 3-3 thru 4 Economy; clippings, articles, 1960-81 19-60 Ecuador; article, 1943 13-24 Education, 1967-77 3-6 Educational programs; articles, clippings, 1961-78 19-29 Eisenhower administration, 1967-71 26-11 Electrical Trades Union; history, court decisions, newsletter, 1956-63 3-12 Employment; articles, clippings, 1967-78 23-46 Employment data, 1969-70 18-2 "Energy Policy for the People," n. d. 14-7 thru 8 Environment, 1968-78 23-13 Equal employment opportunity, 1970 3-13 Equal employment opportunity; clippings, articles, 1975-78 3-14 Equal employment opportunity; Philadelphia plan, 1970-77 19-19 Equal opportunity, 1976 20-3 thru 4 Essays and papers, 1965-69 24-45 "Estonia of Today," 1946 32-1 Eugene V. Debs Foundation, 1977-78 27-10 European labor organizations; directory, 1965 25-11 Fabian Society; pamphlets, 1943-46 3-15 thru 30 Farm workers, 1955-79, n. d. 18-28 Farm workers, 1969-70


17-17 Farm workers; clippings, 1966-71 28-26 Farm workers and the UAW, 1967 27-22 “Farm Workers, The Position of, in Federal and State Legislation”

by Robin Myers, 1960 14-22 Farm Workers, United, 1980 29-22 Farm Workers, United; clippings, 1975 26-5 thru 6 Farm Workers, United; clippings, misc., 1970-73 17-44 Farm Workers, United, and Teamsters, 1974 3-31 Farmers’ organizations, 1978-80 19-23 FBI, 1970 3-32 Featherbedding, 1972 30-14 Federal workers; clippings, 1946 13-25 Feminism, 1970-78 24-1 Food Research & Action Center, 1983 3-33 Forced labor, 1974 19-10 Foreign aid and policies, 1963 30-18 France; clippings, 1946 32-8 Frances Perkins Building dedication, 1980 32-16 Fraser, Douglas; biographical information, 1983 28-17 Fraser, Douglas; clippings, 1977 18-19 Freeman, 1950 3-34 Fringe benefits, 1954-78 24-35 Fund for an Open Society, 1986 19-40 Furlong, James; interview, 1885 32-34 Futuro Socialista, 1946 3-35 Garment industries; clippings, 1975-77 17-36 General Dynamics, 1984 9-27 General Electric strike, 1969 29-34 General Electric strike; AFL-CIO Executive Council statement,

1969 30-19 Germany; clipping, 1947 30-9 Germany; labor pamphlet, 1956 32-37 Germany; misc. organizations, 1941-46 27-17 Germany; pamphlet, n. d. 25-34 Germany; pamphlets, n.d. 32-25 Germany; pamphlets, 1943, 1947 31-15 Gist, 1940 19-5 Goldberg, Arthur, 1954 32-20 Goldberg Haggadah, n. d. 7-10 Gompers, Samuel, 1950 7-12 Gompers, Samuel; centenary, 1950 1-1 Gompers, Samuel; pamphlets re, 1937, 1950


7-11 Gompers Square, 1951 30-21 Great Britain; Bournemouth Conference-clippings, 1946 21-20 Great Britain; clippings, 1942-46 30-20 Great Britain; clippings, 1946 30-33 Great Britain; co-ops-clippings, n.d. 30-32 Great Britain; coal and fuel-clippings, 1946 19-49 Great Britain; economic policy, 1947 19-48 Great Britain; food-clippings, 1946 24-13 Great Britain; labor unions-clippings, 1968 19-47 Great Britain; veterans-clippings, 1946 27-2 thru 3 Greece and the labor movement; articles, misc., 1959-60 1-10 Green, William; Report on Soviet Communistic Activities, 1933 3-36 Grievance procedures booklet, 1963 22-4 Guatemala and the labor movement; clippings, 1954 18-5 Hard Times, 1969 22-39 Harris, Reed, 1953 30-37 Hawaii; politics, 1963-64 14-1 Health, 1965-78 3-38 Health workers’ associations; clippings, 1966-75 32-50 Higgins, Msgr. George; columns, 1970-75 29-38 Higgins, Msgr. George; speech, n. d. 3-37 Hiring practices; clippings, 1956 19-46 Holland; clippings, 1946 14-13 Holocaust, 1978 22-27 Hosiery Workers Union, 1951-55 23-37 Hospital & Institutional Workers Union, 1965 3-39 Hotel unions; Chicago scandal clippings, 1972-76 30-22 Housing; clippings, 1969 32-18 Housing; equal opportunity, 1964 15-18 Humphrey, Hubert, 1959-78 15-19 thru 22 Hungarian uprising, 1956 16-2 Hungary's Fight for Freedom, 1956 8-10 IAM (International Association of Machinists), 1966-78 8-11 IAM; A. J. Hayes, 1950-51 20-29 IAM; Tool & Die Makers Lodge 113 case, 1958 8-12 IAM; Winpisinger, 1979 17-33 IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) Local 26;

brief, 1953 21-21 IBEW Local 134 tribute to Joseph Keenan; program with article by

John Herling, 1974? 5-19 ICFTU (International Confederation of Free Trade Unions),


1967-80 27-15 ICFTU; booklet, 1963 25-24 ICFTU; Cohesion and Disunity, 1965 22-15 ICFTU founding; clippings, 1949 27-14 ICFTU; founding convention, 1949 19-45 Ideologies, East v. West; clippings, 1946 8-21 Illegal aliens, 1974-77 5-20 thru 23 ILO (International Labor Organization), 1965-80 17-38 ILO, 1966 29-37 ILO; Geographical Distribution of the Composition of ILO Organs

and of the Staff of the Office, 1963 14-21 IMF (International Metalworkers Federation), 1977 25-31 Impact of Urbanization on Man's Environment, 1970 3-40 Imports; clippings, 1977 18-23 India, 1952-63 23-26 India; information sheets, 1962 18-34 India; Labor Movement in India and the U.S.A., 1962 18-30 India; notes, 1962-63 25-30 "India Today,” 1962 3-41 Industrial democracy, 1973-79 25-25 "Industrial Relations in the Next Decade - Challenge and

Response" by David A. Morse, 1965 30-6 Industrial Relations Research Association, 1981 4-2 Inflation, 1966-78 15-5 Institute of Collective Bargaining and Group Relations 3rd Annual

Forum, 1971 29-16 Institute of Labor & Industrial Relations, 1958 22-51 International Coordination Council; general meeting minutes, 1941 32-2 International Labor Aid, n. d. 31-1 thru 4 International Labour Conference; Provisional Record, 1963 26-7 thru 8 International Labour Conference; statements, proceedings,

clippings, 1963 24-20 International Longshoremen's Association, 1965 31-22 International Longshoremen's Association v. NLRB; briefs, 1965 14-10 International problems, 1976-80 14-11 Iran, 1980 4-3 Iron workers, 1977 29-33 Israel; publication, Shimon Peres interview, 1959-82 14-12 Israel and the Middle East, 1967-77 3-11 IUE election, 1964-65 3-8 thru 9 IUE/GE/Westinghouse; clippings, articles, 1963-76 30-7 IWW pamphlets, n. d.


28-32 Jacobs, David; notes re Communists and Socialists in the UAW, 1967-83

18-31 Japan; publications, 1960-63 26-10 Japan and labor; publications, misc., 1960-63 19-27 Johnson, Lyndon; clippings, 1967 29-32 Kennedy, Edward; clippings, 1970, 1974 15-23 Kennedy, John F., 1958-78 16-1 Kennedy, John F., 1960-61 30-36 Kennedy, John F., 1960-63 18-38 Kennedy, John F., 1962 24-29 Kennedy, John F., 1963 16-15 thru 20 Kennedy, John F.; New York Times chronology, 1961-63 16-3 Kennedy, John F.; news conference clippings, 1961-63 16-4 Kennedy, John F.; speeches, clippings, 1961-63 26-16 Kennedy, John and Robert; notes, 1960-63 16-5 Kennedy, Robert F., 1960-70 29-31 Kennedy, Robert F., 1960s 29-17 Khrushchev, Nikita, 1959 17-47 Khrushchev - Reuther conversation, n. d. 22-24 Khrushchev - Reuther meeting, 1959 30-2 Korea: Overview of the Political and Economic Transition, n. d. 32-32 La Vanguardia, 1946 4-4 Labor and atomic energy; articles, 1955 4-5 Labor and Communism, 1954-67 6-24 Labor and international trade, 1977 18-10 Labor and politics, 1949-85 7-19 thru 21 Labor and politics, 1956-80 7-23 Labor and politics; presidential campaign, 1972 7-22 Labor and politics; presidential election, 1976 24-5 Labor and racism, 1969-71 24-4 Labor and religion, 1969 29-47 Labor and socialist pamphlets, 1945-56 4-6 Labor and the community, 1945-78 4-20 Labor and the environment, 1975-80 27-4 Labor Aspects of the ECA Program, 1950 25-39 Labor; clippings, 1945-46 32-9 Labor; clippings, 1955-58 26-22 Labor; clippings, 1964-65 23-29 Labor; clippings, 1968-86 21-12 thru 13 Labor; clippings, 1970, 1974-75 17-7 Labor; clippings, 1972


26-17 Labor; clippings, 1973 18-12 thru 13 Labor; clippings, articles, 1945, 1953-69 30-25 Labor; clippings, articles, 1962 31-20 Labor; clippings, court cases, 1976 30-30 thru 31 Labor; clippings, misc., 1960, 1965-68 18-9 Labor; clippings, misc., 1961-66 20-26 Labor; clippings, notes, 1957 24-26 Labor Education Viewpoints, 1975 4-22 thru 23 Labor history; articles, pamphlets, 1940-85 24-8 Labor history and education, 1961-62 23-8 "Labor History and Labor Issues of Today" by Philip Taft, 1962 23-45 Labor history; publications, 1942-67 24-9 Labor history; publications, 1971-75 4-24 thru 25 Labor history; Tamiment Institute Library Bulletin, 1962-64 5-1 Labor history; Tamiment Institute Library Bulletin, 1963 4-26 thru 28 Labor; ideas and trends, clippings re, 1974-81 19-73 Labor, international, 1945 5-2 thru 3 Labor, international, 1953-76 5-4 Labor, international; Africa, 1977-80 5-5 Labor, international; Argentina, 1956-73 5-6 Labor, international; Asia, 1967-80 5-7 Labor, international; Australia, 1970-79 5-8 thru 9 Labor, international; Canada, 1970-80 30-34 Labor, international; clippings, 1945 25-40 Labor, international; clippings, 1948-60 23-30 Labor, International; clippings, 1980 5-15 Labor, international; Eastern Europe, 1967-79 5-10 thru 12 Labor, international; England, 1956-79 5-13 Labor, international; England-Clive Jenkins, 1978-79 5-14 Labor, international; Europe, 1974-80 5-16 Labor, international; France, 1968-76 5-17 Labor, international; Germany, 1975-78 5-18 Labor, international; Hungary, 1957-67 5-24 Labor, international; India, 1963-74 6-1 Labor, international; Indonesia, 1963 6-2 Labor, international; Israel, 1973-79 6-3 Labor, international; Italy, 1966-79 6-4 thru 5 Labor, international; Japan, 1963-79 6-6 thru 9 Labor, international; Latin America, 1949-80 26-9 Labor, international; Malaya, 1962 6-10 Labor, international; Malta, 1964 19-57 Labor, international; Mexico, 1943-44


29-26 Labor, international; Mexico, 1947 6-11 Labor, international; Philippines, 1956 6-12 Labor, international; Philippines and Cesar Chavez, 1977 6-13 Labor, international; Poland, 1957-61 23-27 Labor, international; Poland-strikes/Solidarity, clippings re, 1980 6-14 Labor, international; Russia, 1957-78 6-15 Labor, international; South Africa, 1966-81 6-16 Labor, international; Spain, 1966-76 32-17 Labor, international; Sweden, 1962 24-12 Labor, international; Sweden, 1962-63 6-17 thru 20 Labor, international; Sweden, 1971-79 6-21 Labor, international; Switzerland, 1960-76 6-22 Labor, international; Taiwan, 1956 19-52 Labor, international; Venezuela-clippings, n. d. 6-23 Labor, international; Vietnam, 1966-70 19-30 Labor law, 1967 7-2 Labor law reform, 1977 17-9 Labor law reform; clippings, 1957-58 7-3 Labor laws, 1964-79 6-25 thru 27 Labor laws; legislation reform, 1949-78 7-4 Labor laws; research, 1959 7-5 thru 7 Labor leaders; biographies, 1955-77 20-28 Labor leadership project; misc., 1958-76 17-43 Labor leadership project; notes, n. d. 30-3 thru 4 Labor leadership project; research materials, 1965-81 30-13 Labor Looks at Labor; pamphlet, 1963 23-38 Labor movement, international, 1961 24-11 Labor movement, international, 1961, 1974 26-1 Labor movement, international; publications, 1960-66 7-17 Labor music, 1967-76 7-18 Labor, non-union, 1977-79 25-1 thru 4 Labor; pamphlets, 1935-76 23-43 Labor; pamphlets, 1938, 1949 30-39 thru 42 Labor; pamphlets, n. d., 1945-63 30-26 Labor; pamphlets, clipping, 1965-83 29-40 thru 41 Labor; pamphlets, papers, n. d., 1952, 1962 31-21 Labor; papers, articles, 1960 23-23 Labor; papers, essays, speeches, 1968-82 21-28 Labor; papers, essays, 1980s 24-48 Labor Parties of Latin America, n. d. 7-25 Labor press, 1967-78 21-10 Labor; press releases, 1971-72


25-27 Labor; publications, 1952-70 22-14 Labor; publications, 1957-59 25-10 Labor; publications, 1961 18-35 thru 36 Labor; publications, 1961-83 23-32 thru 33 Labor; publications, 1962, 1972-85 21-27 Labor; publications, 1978-88 8-1 thru 3 Labor, U.S., 1950-77 7-30 Labor, U.S., 1954-81 23-28 Labor, U.S.; clippings, 1980 8-5 Labor, U.S.; Colorado-Herrick Roth, 1976 8-4 Labor, U.S.; foreign labor delegates to U.S., 1977 8-6 Labor, U.S.; New York City, 1968-76 8-7 Labor, U.S.; Vermont, 1978 8-8 Labor, U.S.; Washington Post series, 1972 12-23 Labor union organizing, 1974-80 7-26 Labor union racketeering, 1966-76 19-35 Labor unions and race, 1964-74 27-23 Labor Unions and the Concept of Public Service, 1959 12-25 Labor unions; company and independent, 1961 24-16 Labor unions, federal; clippings, 1967-70 7-27 Labor unions in the South, 1970-80 19-41 "Labor Unions, Role of" by George W. Taylor, 1962 7-29 Labor unions; structure and organization, 1974-78 24-7 Labor; welfare benefits, 1945 7-14 thru 16 Labor-management relations, 1952-79 20-14 Labour Discussion Notes, 1940-44 29-20 Lasser, David, 1979 17-34 Latin America, 1945 30-27 Latin America, 1962 19-72 Latin America; clippings, 1942 16-23 thru 24 Latin America; clippings, 1945-46 19-62 Latin America; Communists, 1945 19-51 Latin America; U.S. policies, 1941 22-10 thru 11 Latin America; weekly review of labor and social developments,

1945 27-19 Latin America and labor, 1915-55 24-14 Latin America and labor, 1945 19-59 Latin America and labor, 1946 18-46 Latin America and labor; clippings, articles, 1945-46 25-23 Latin America and labor; pamphlets, 1942-46 25-28 thru 29 Latin America and labor; pamphlets, n. d., 1934, 1946, 1948 16-22 Latin America Who's Who, 1943-46


19-58 Latin Americans in the USA, 1942 8-9 Laundry workers, 1966 19-13 Law, crime, and punishment, 1970-71 21-25 LERN (Labor for Equal Rights Now), 1978 28-29 Lewis, John L.; article re, 1941 30-15 Lewis, John L.; clipping, n. d. 14-6 “Liberal Agenda in Orderly Retreat, A” by Sar Levitan, 1981 22-37 LID, 1955 21-18 LID, 1979 32-43 Lisager, Peter; A. J. Liebling Memorial Lecture, n. d. 7-1 Litton Industries and NLRA, 1974-75 32-3 Local Union Leadership by Robert W. Miller, 1970 27-18 "Lovestone Diplomacy," 1965 24-24 Lovestone, Jay, 1965 19-42 Lovestone, Jay; written reports, 1956 17-12 Loyalty/security, 1954 10-8 Lycee Francais International de Washington Teachers’ Assn., 1978 31-26 Malaysia; newspapers, 1963 8-13 Manpower, 1954-78 29-43 "March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom"; flyer, 1963 8-17 Maritime unions, 1975-77 20-24 Marxist-Leninist Party of the USA, 1980 31-17 Mboya, Tom; remarks, 1967 16-6 McCarthyism, 1975-77 28-27 McDonnell Douglas organizing; clippings, 1968 19-34 Meany, George, 1965-73 1-2 Meany, George; clippings, 1966-80 20-17 Meany, George; press conference, 1974 29-35 Media, press; articles, 1963-74 14-14 Media/journalism, 1964-77 8-14 thru 16 Mediation, 1954-77 1-25 Mediation; articles, 1963-65 19-9 Middle East, 1970 8-18 thru 20 Migrant labor, U.S., 1956-81 29-19 Mikoyan, Soviet Deputy Premier, 1959 8-22 thru 23 Minimum wage, 1953, 1955, 1977-78 8-24 Mining and miners, 1973-75 8-25 Mining and miners; disasters, 1971-72 8-26 Minorities in trade unions, 1966, 1977 18-16 Minority rights; articles, 1976 24-6 Monopoly, 1974 25-22 Montgomery County, Maryland; annual report, 1952


8-27 Morale, 1956-76 30-11 National Industrial Conference Board; Handbook of Union

Government, Structure and Procedures, 1955 24-34 National Press Club; 79th birthday song book, n. d. 24-33 National Capital Labor History Society, 1985 32-7 National Council of Senior Citizens; newsletter, 1985 17-25 National Institute of Labor Education, 1964-66 22-5 National Planning Association; newsletter, 1960 18-22 National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, n. d. 14-23 NEA (National Education Assn.); convention reports, 1979, 1981 21-22 NEA; clippings, notes, 1968-74 18-18 New Leader, 1950 19-17 New Left, 1968-70 22-45 New York Teachers' Union, 1941 22-43 Newspaper Guild, 1941 9-1 Newspaper unions, 1975-77 8-30 Newspaper unions, 1977-78 9-2 Newspaper unions; Washington Post series, 1977 14-27 "The 1980’s: Plight or Prosperity"; Ann Arbor conference, 1980 19-26 Nixon, Richard, 1970-71 8-28 thru 29 NLRB, 1962-76 25-36 NLRB; addresses, 1964 32-26 NLRB elections, University of Illinois study of, 1973 20-16 NLRB; maritime cases, 1961 25-35 Norway's Floating Empire, 1942 18-39 Nurses’ strike; clippings, 1966 9-3 OCAW (Oil, Chemical, & Atomic Workers), 1966-77 26-21 OCAW; worker safety, 1976 19-8 Oceanography, 1968 1-11 Office of Economic Opportunity, Labor Cooperation-Tom

Cosgrove, 1966 27-8 "On Peaceful Coexistence" by Nikita Khrushchev, 1959 22-48 Open Forum Speakers Bureau, 1947-51 14-32 Operating Engineers Union, 1937, 1958, 1976 19-18 Oral history; article, 1970 14-29 thru 30 "Organization for Collective Bargaining" conference, 1978 1-12 Organizers, Instructions to; AFL publication, 1930 17-5 Pamphlets, misc., n. d., 1981 19-56 Paraguay, 1945 32-51 Penfield, Edward; Harper’s posters, n. d.


9-5 thru 6 Pensions, 1962-81 9-7 Performing arts, 1977-79 9-28 Performing arts; Northern Lights, 1975 19-55 Peru, n. d. 9-8 Plumbers, 1966 30-45 Political clippings, misc., 1964 14-16 Political ideologies, 1971-77 24-37 thru 44 Political pamphlets, misc., 1911, 1930-73, 1991 25-5 thru 7 Political pamphlets, misc., 1934-72 32-23 Political pamphlets, misc., 1938 24-30 Political publications, misc., 1948, 1984 14-15 Politicians, 1968-77 14-17 Politics, 1972-77 24-10 Politics; articles, essays, pamphlets, 1936-83 17-1 Politics; clippings, 1956-76 21-11 Politics; clippings, 1970 18-3 Politics; misc., publications, 1954, 1976 17-16 Politics and labor; misc. Herling notes, 1960s 19-28 “Politics of the Sixties ..., The,” 1971 40-64 “Post-Election Ode” by John Herling (?), 1960? 16-8 Presidential conventions and elections, 1968-76 22-38 Presidential election; clippings, 1952 17-28 Presidential election in Mississippi, 1964 9-26 Press Club strike, 1971 21-14 thru 15 Press releases, misc., 1964-70 15-4 Privacy, 1971 14-20 Privacy; study profile, 1979 30-28 Private pension funds, 1959 9-9 thru 10 Productivity, wages, 1956-78 17-40 Progressive Alliance, 1980 17-37 Progressive Alliance; corres., 1980 32-19 Propaganda Analysis, 1940 31-24 Prostitution and big business; clippings, 1959 19-16 Psychology and technological change, 1970-71 9-11 thru 12 Public employment, 1967-77 19-22 Public interest organizations; clippings, 1971 23-31 Public Plunders: the Story of the Largest Criminal Anti-trust Case

in U.S. History, 1961 29-25 Publications, misc., 1948-74 30-43 Publications, articles, misc., 1960s 17-13 thru 14 Publications, articles, misc., 1962-72 18-1 Quality of Work Program, 1975


25-26 “Quantitative Society, The” by John Wilkinson, 1964 18-15 Quicksilver Times, 1969 31-8 Rabin, Yitzhak; addresses, 1968 18-45 Race relations, 1945 13-23 Racial discrimination, 1976-77 4-1 Racial discrimination, 1977-78 3-2 Racial discrimination; Bakke case clippings, 1978 3-1 Racial discrimination; clippings, articles, 1966-77 29-44 Railroad Merger Mania, 1963 9-13 Railroads, 1969-78 17-39 Rauh, Joseph L., 1976-82 26-14 thru 15 Rauh, Joseph L., 1979-85 17-27 Reaction Procures Two Prostitutes, 1964 19-25 Reagan, Ronald, 1970 32-6 Reagan, Ronald; song re, 1982 32-33 Rebeldia, 1946 4-21 Redwoods, 1978 32-28 Respiratory Disorders in United States East Coast Telephone Men,

1964 31-25 Research Seminar on Comparative Labor Movements, 1960 9-14 Retail Clerks International Assn., 1968 9-15 Retirement, 1975-77 21-1 Reuther, Lisa; draft of book about Walter and May Reuther, n. d. 19-1 Reuther, Roy, n. d. 28-13 Reuther smear, 1958 27-21 Reuther, Walter P.; clippings, 1947-48 17-42 Reuther, Walter P.; clippings, 1952 23-4 Reuther, Walter P.; clippings, 1957-58 28-24 Reuther, Walter P.; clippings, 1967 17-45 Reuther, Walter P.; coverage of trip to India, 1956 27-31 thru 32 Reuther, Walter P., death of; clippings, corres. re, 1970-73 11-1 Reuther, Walter P., Library/Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs,

1975 28-25 Reuther and UAW; clippings, 1968 29-27 Revista Socialista, 1946 10-7 Right-to-work, 1955 9-16 Right-to-work, 1957-80 20-15 Right-to-work, 1961 22-35 Right-to-work; In House Analysis of 1978 Missouri RTW

Campaign by Kim Fellner, 1978 29-21 Roche, Josephine; clippings, 1934 31-6 Roosevelt, Eleanor; press conference, Aug 1956


19-39 Roth, Herrick, 1973-74 19-43 Russia; clippings, 1946 18-24 Samuel Gompers Stamp Club, 1980 9-17 Sanitation workers, 1960, 1966 19-6 Saskatchewan; corres., clippings, 1962 24-47 Saturday Review articles, 1957 21-24 Schlesinger Library, 1977-79 32-22 School integration; Birmingham, Alabama, 1963 27-9 School integration; pamphlet, 1958 27-5 thru 7 Scribner's Commentator, 1940-41 30-38 SDS (Students for a Democratic Society), 1964-65 24-2 SDS convention, 1969 25-21 SDS; Revolution in Mississippi, 1962 30-10 Second Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor on the

Alliance for Progress, 1966 14-2 Senior citizens, 1955, 1974-75 32-24 Senior citizens, 1971 9-18 Seniority, 1962-77 9-19 Seniority; court decisions, 1977 23-48 Sexton, Brendan; speech about his experiences with the UAW at

IUD meeting, Mar 1979 18-44 Sharecroppers; articles, clippings, 1939-41 16-21 Six Presidents, Too Many Wars (chapter 1), n. d. 16-13 thru 14 Slichter, Sumner H.; articles, speeches, 1949-52 22-47 Sobol, Charles, 1955 14-18 Social ideas, 1967-77 9-20 Social security, 1956-74 17-21 Socialism, 1938, 1964 19-15 Socialism, 1970 25-8 Socialism; pamphlets, 1939-51 18-14 Socialist Commentary, 1970 27-11 Socialist Review, 1937-39 23-35 Socialist Standard, 1985 17-19 Southern Tenant Farmers Union, 1939 26-18 Southern Tenant Farmers Union, 1939 39-22 Southern Tenant Farmers Union, 1939 7-28 Southern Tenant Farmers Union; H. L. Mitchell, 1977 17-11 Soviet Communism, 1946 17-22 Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, 1958-59 27-26 Soviet Union and U.S. labor leaders, 1959 22-46 Spanish Refugee Relief Campaign; history, 1940 9-21 Sports associations, 1966-70


22-34 Stark, Louis; clippings, 1951-56 17-15 Steel, 1960-74 9-22 thru 23 Steel industry, 1965-77 10-1 thru 2 Strikes, 1966-67 9-24 thru 25 Strikes, 1966-79 24-46 Strikes Under the New Deal, n. d. 22-49 Student co-ops, 1941 10-4 Student strikes/unrest, 1969-71 10-5 Student/youth employment, 1967-76 18-11 Sweden, 1962 30-29 Sweden; clippings, 1960 10-6 Taft-Hartley Act, 1949-67 18-17 Taft-Hartley Act, 1953 23-7 Taft-Hartley Act; cartoons, n. d. 17-29 Tax reform, 1963 25-33 Tax-free bond scheme, 1967 23-14 Taxes and wealth distribution, 1969 10-9 thru 10 Teachers, 1967-76 18-29 Teachers, 1970 17-31 Teamsters, 1964 10-14 thru 17 Teamsters, 1967-79 11-13 Teamsters and other unions, 1964-75 10-23 Teamsters and Voice of Teamsters, 1962-63 23-44 Teamsters; Beck, David, n. d. 22-6 thru 9 Teamsters; Beck, David, 1954 10-18 Teamsters; Beck, David, 1957 10-20 Teamsters; Board of Monitors, 1958 22-16 Teamsters; clippings, 1957, 1960 22-28 Teamsters; clippings, 1981 31-18 thru 19 Teamsters; clippings, drafts of article, 1961 10-19 Teamsters; corruption, 1973-76 24-22 Teamsters' Democratic Organizing Committee, 1962 10-26 Teamsters; dissidents, 1976 18-41 Teamsters; Hoffa, James R., 1954-64 10-28 thru 30 Teamsters; Hoffa, James R., 1959-75 19-32 Teamsters; Hoffa, James R., 1963-72 20-19 Teamsters; Hoffa, James R., 1974 11-12 Teamsters; Hoffa disappearance, 1975 11-14 thru 15 Teamsters; Hoffa trial, 1964 26-19 Teamsters; Hoffa trial-press releases, 1958-59 10-27 Teamsters; Kennedy, Pat, 1957-58 22-3 Teamsters; news releases, 1960


22-29 Teamsters; Presser case-clippings, 1985-86 17-4 Teamsters; PROD (Professional Drivers Council), n. d. 10-24 thru 25 Teamsters; PROD, 1976-78 10-21 thru 22 Teamsters; TDU (Teamsters for a Democratic Union), 1965-67 11-10 Temporary, part-time employment, 1965, 1978 22-32 Textile Labor, 1955 29-18 Textile Labor, 1956 11-7 Textile workers, 1973-77 11-9 Textile workers, 1974-80 11-8 Textile workers; J. P. Stevens, etc., 1962, 1969-77 20-21 Textile Workers Union of America (TWUA); anti-union material,

1954 11-5 Textile Workers Union of America; Darlington, 1957-64 11-6 Textile Workers Union of America; merger with ACWA, 1975-76 24-23 Textiles, 1967, 1973 18-32 Thailand, 1962 30-1 Theories of the Labor Movement in an Institutional Setting by Jack

Barbash, 1980 29-36 This is Aimed at You by Robert Schrank, n. d. 7-13 Thomas, Norman, 1967-78 19-33 Thomas, Norman, 1972 24-32 To the Dallas Underpass by Paul F. Sifton, 1965 19-3 Toledano, Vincente Lombardo, 1943-45 19-54 Toledano, Vincente Lombardo; information re, corres., 1943 26-20 Trades Union Congress, 1970 14-19 Trades Union Congress, 1980 29-24 Trade Union Educational Work, 1969 14-25 Trade Union meeting on Quality of Work Life, 1979 11-3 Transportation Trades, Conference of, 1965 11-4 Transportation; trucking, 1967-72 24-36 Truman, Harry S., Library newsletter, 1977 31-5 Truman, President; press conference, 1956 Aug 11 22-25 Trade Union Leadership Council; clippings, 1972 32-27 Two Women, Three Men on a Raft, n. d. 28-10 thru 11 UAW, 1937-49, 1979 11-2 UAW, 1955-78 29-5 thru 8 UAW, 1960-74 31-12 thru 13 UAW, 1968, 1970 27-25 UAW, 1977-78 28-15 UAW; AFL-CIO reaffiliation, 1977 17-46 UAW and Communists; notes, 1947


29-45 UAW and the Campaign for National Health Insurance: A Case Study of Labor in Politics, 1983

20-1 thru 2 UAW; articles, press releases, 1967 31-27 UAW Bargaining, n. d. 28-33 UAW bargaining; clippings, articles, 1972-77 28-30 UAW Canada, 1985 20-5 thru 13 UAW; clippings, 1958-70 27-27 thru 29 UAW; clippings, 1958-78 23-5 UAW; clippings, 1973 28-2 thru 9 UAW; clippings, 1974-78 21-29 UAW; clippings, 1979 28-28 UAW contract negotiations; clippings, corres., 1967 29-11 thru 12 UAW convention, 1972, 1974 31-11 UAW convention, 1974 28-16 UAW convention, 1977 28-31 UAW convention, 1980 22-2 UAW convention; notes, 1980 28-1 UAW; corres., clippings, 1954-57 17-41 UAW history; clippings, corres., 1957-59, 1977 22-1 UAW history; manuscript drafts, n. d. 17-35 UAW history; notes from Labor Letter, 1934-77 17-48 thru 52 UAW history; research for book, 1915-87 25-14 thru 17 UAW history; research for book, 1931-84 21-2 thru 9 UAW history; research for book, 1937-88 23-15 thru 21 UAW history; research for book, 1945-86 22-17 thru 21 UAW history; research for book, 1946-85 26-12 UAW history; research for book, 1947-66 20-27 UAW history; research for book, 1950-83 20-22 UAW history; research for book, 1955-81 31-9 thru 10 UAW history; research for book, 1956-61, 1984-85 28-19 thru 22 UAW history; research for book, n. d., 1969-85 29-10 UAW International Affairs Dept., 1969 32-13 UAW: Its Growth Toward Middle Age by Morris Weisz, n. d. 29-2 UAW; pamphlets, n. d., 1954, 1983 29-1 UAW Skilled Trades Conference; program, misc., 1967 23-22 UAW; unpublished manuscript by David Billmyer, 1952-55 31-16 UAW v. National Caucus of Labor Committees, 1974 27-30 UAW-CIO split; clippings, 1967-68 29-13 UAW-Ford; clippings, Ford press releases, 1972 29-15 UAW-GM; agreement, 1970 28-23 UAW-GM; bargaining, 1961-62 30-44 UAW-GM; pamphlets, 1986 28-14 UAW-Kohler, 1957-58


19-44 UDA (Union for Democratic Action), 1946 27-20 UDA London Letter, 1947 11-17 thru 22 UMW (United Mine Workers of America), 1940-78 26-2 UMW, 1963-73 12-1 UMW; John L. Lewis, 1952-71 12-2 UMW; living conditions of miners, 1974-77 12-3 UMW; mine safety, 1968-79 12-4 thru 5 UMW; strikes, 1974-78 12-6 thru 7 UMW; strip mining, 1966-74 29-30 UMW; United Mine Workers Journal, 1955, 1974 18-4 UMW; United Mine Workers Journal, 1974 29-3 thru 4 UN-UAW Conference, 1970 29-9 Understanding the Union Member, 1956 12-19 thru 21 Unemployment, 1963-77 12-22 Unemployment; training programs, 1969-76 13-1 Unemployment-public jobs, 1975-76 25-37 Union Democracy in Action, 1966 29-23 Union Democracy Review, 1973 17-3 Union Democracy Review, n. d. 21-23 Union Leadership Academy course in theories of the labor

movement, n. d. 23-6 "Union Monograph Series," 1962 12-24 Union shop/open shop, 1976 11-11 United Food & Commercial Workers, 1978-79 12-8 United Rubber Workers of America, 1967-78 12-26 University union organizing, 1968-82 14-3 Urban affairs/problems, 1967-78 19-53 Uruguay; corres., 1946 4-7 U.S. Labor Dept. ; clippings, 1973 4-8 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Brennan, 1972-73 4-9 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Dunlop, John, 1974 4-10 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Dunlop, John, speeches, 1960-76 4-11 thru 12 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Goldberg, Arthur, 1962 4-13 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Hodgson, 1970 4-14 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Marshall, 1976-78 4-15 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Mitchell, 1955-60 4-16 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Perkins, Frances, 1935 4-17 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Schultz, George, 1969 4-18 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Usery, 1974 4-19 U.S. Labor Dept. Secretaries; Wirtz, Willard, 1967-69 7-24 U.S. Labor Party, 1966-76 25-38 U.S. Steel Corp.; "Soft Policies or Firm," 1961


24-19 USWA (United Steelworkers of America), 1910, 1964-65 12-9 thru 11 USWA, 1961-78 31-23 USWA, 1966-67 18-20 USWA, 1970-73 23-9 USWA, 1971 23-36 USWA, 1971-73 22-30 USWA; articles, 1977 24-18 USWA; Canada, 1965 15-11 thru 13 USWA; convention, 1966 15-14 thru 15 USWA; convention, 1972, 1974 12-18 USWA; election irregularities, 1972-73 21-19 USWA; "Inside the Union,” 1979 12-15 USWA; McBride, Lloyd, 1975-77 12-13 USWA; Newport News Steelworkers, 1978 12-14 USWA; Sadlowski, Edward, 1977-78 12-16 thru 17 USWA; Sadlowski election, 1972-74 17-6 USWA; Sadlowski election, 1974 12-12 USWA; strikes, 1956 32-14 Utah/Mormon Church; misc. publications, 1959 16-10 Vietnam protests; clippings, 1967-77 14-4 Violence, 1968-75 19-14 Violence in America, 1969 32-29 Vladeck, Charney, biography by Norman Thomas, 1939 12-28 Wage/price controls, 1966-79 13-2 Wages and hours, 1952-77 10-3 Washington Post strike, 1975 18-21 Washington Post strike, 1976 28-12 Washington Star; clippings re shutdown, 1978-79 16-7 Watergate, 1973-76 22-40 thru 41 WCFM radio broadcasts, 1950 22-42 WCFM radio broadcasts; Latin America, 1949 25-18 Weinberg, Nat; notes on, 1964 14-5 Welfare, 1977-78 18-40 West Germany, 1964 13-3 White collar workers, 1968 17-23 White House, 1964 32-40 Williamsburg International Assembly, 2nd Annual, 1958 19-37 Winston-Salem, 1947 32-46 Winston-Salem C of C mtg.; Herling speech, clippings re, 1948 13-4 thru 6 Women at work, 1969-81 22-23 Women at work, 1976-83


18-27 Women at work, 1980 22-22 Woodcock, Leonard, 1970 23-2 Woodcock, Leonard, 1977-79 29-14 Woodcock, Leonard; clippings, 1970 28-18 Woodcock, Leonard; clippings, 1970-77 3-7 Worker education booklets, 1961-80 2-20 thru 22 Worker education booklets, n. d., 1961-80 2-19 Worker education; Institute for Policy Studies, 1975-79 2-17 thru 18 Worker education; MSU Labor & Industrial Relations Center,

1962 13-11 thru 13 Worker safety; OSHA, 1966-78 13-15 thru 17 Worker safety; OSHA, 1975-80 13-14 Worker safety; Silkwood case, 1974 20-25 Workers Age, 1938 22-36 Workers Defense League; proposed constitution, n. d. 13-18 Working poor-War on Poverty, 1964-69 19-71 World Federation of Trade Unions, 1944-46 25-20 WW II and labor; clippings, 1940 32-31 WW II refugees; Chinese, 1940 32-49 WW II refugees; Finnish, 1940 32-47 WW II refugees; German, Austrian, Hungarian, Romanian, 1940 32-48 WW II refugees; Polish, 1940 24-25 Yale University; Federation of Univ. Employees Local 34, 1983 20-18 Yale University; Federation of Univ. Employees Local 34, 1984 12-27 Yale University; strike, 1977 23-10 Yardstick, 1958 17-24 Yardstick, 1963 19-12 Youth movement and academic freedom, 1970-71

John Herling Collection - 28 - Series II Professional and Personal Files, 1922-1982 Boxes 33-52 Box-folder Folder heading

46-48 ADA; 46th Annual National Convention, 1993 51-27 Address books, n. d. 32-54 Amalgamated Song Book, n. d. 44-8 American Assembly, 40th, 1971 40-63 American Friends for German Freedom; corres., 1940-42 47-27 American Political Science Assn.; seminar lecture notes, 1961 41-28 American Writers Association, 1947-49 38-18 Anti-trust judges; clippings, 1963 37-23 Argentina; biographies, 1947 37-24 Argentina labor organizing, 1942 45-27 Article; "A Piece of the Action in the Early 30's," 1966 43-6 Article; Argentina and the labor movement, 1946-47 41-11 Article; “Brittle Labor Solidarity,” n. d. 37-37 Article; CIO Convention, 1946 43-5 Article; collective bargaining, n. d. 37-18 Article; Communists, 1940 50-30 Article; "Confidential Analysis and Report to the Officers of

Electrical Workers Local Union no. 26," 1953 43-7 thru 8 Article, corres.; Meany, George, 1973 37-3 Article; Denmark, n. d. 41-26 Article, corres.; Europe, 1946 37-16 Article; Ervin, Charles, n. d. 45-20 Article; "Getting to Know Each Other," 1965 38-8 Article; "Harvard Class of 1910," 1960 48-21 Article; immigration, 1975 45-24 Article; "Ironworker," 1966 39-13 Article; Japan, 1961-62 40-7 Article, corres.; Labor and Nation, 1947-48 38-40 Article; London Times, 1964 37-9 Article; Lundberg, Harry, 1947 40-65 Article, corres.; Nation's Business, 1947 44-13 Article; "President's News Conference," 1957 41-36 Article, corres.; Reader's Digest, 1946 52-41 Article; "Record of Collective Bargaining in the Last 25 Years," n. d. 49-3 Article; "Remembering Norman Thomas," 1972 43-3 Article; Roosevelt and labor, 1940 38-11 Article; Saturday Evening Post, 1964


43-2 Article; Scandinavia, 1946-47 43-9 Article; steel negotiations, 1971 46-4 Article; Thomas, Norman, centenary, 1980 40-37 Article, corres.; Tribune (London), 1948 46-6 Article; UAW Dallas Convention, n. d. 46-1 Article; UAW (draft), n. d. 46-46 thru 47 Article; Utah-Mormon Church, 1959 37-4 Article; Vladeck, Baruch Charney, 1939 37-12 Article; Vuolijoki, Hella, 1946 40-36 Article, corres.; Washington Daily News, 1948 40-35 Article, corres.; Washington Star, 1947 43-10 Article; women and the labor movement, 1962 46-21 Articles; AFL-CIO, 1971 37-22 Articles; Argentina, 1947 40-6 Articles; Argentina, n. d. 45-1 Articles; Burston, Leonard L., 1960 46-39 Articles, clippings; Reed, John, 1920, 1982 39-36 Articles, column, n. d., 1980 43-12 Articles, columns, 1962-73 33-16 Articles, columns, n. d., 1963-85 47-18 Articles, corres., 1946-65 44-5 Articles, corres.; India trip, 1962-63 40-73 Articles, corres.; New York Times, 1947-60 50-18 Article; New York Times, 1957 Jun 7 47-1 Articles, corres.; "Unidimensional World of the NLRB," 1967 51-16 Articles; drafts, c. 1962 45-26 Articles; drafts, 1966 43-15 Articles; drafts, 1973 51-28 Articles; drafts, n. d. 37-15 Articles; England, 1946 46-44 Articles, essays; misc., n. d. 42-45 Articles, essays; misc., n. d., 1982-84 37-13 Articles; Finland, 1946 50-23 Articles; for Ironworker, 1959 50-19 thru 22 Articles; for Justice, 1956-59 37-33 Articles; foreign service, 1946 50-1 Articles; Harvard pieces, 1953-54 37-20 thru 21 Articles; Latin American labor movements, 1944-46 42-19 Articles; misc., 1943-46 37-10 thru 11 Articles; misc., 1946-47 50-2 thru 3 Articles; misc., n. d., 1950, 1970 41-34 Articles; misc., 1958 45-17 Articles; misc., 1960-64


47-23 Articles; misc., 1960-64 46-19 Articles; misc., 1963-66 50-27 Articles; Morales, Ramon, 1956 37-14 Articles; Norway, 1946 46-11 Articles, notes; misc., 1967-84 47-8 Articles, pamphlets; misc., n.d., 1958 46-31 Articles, papers; misc., n. d., 1956, 1970 46-27 Articles, papers; misc., n. d., 1956, 1974 42-33 Articles, publications; by Kleiler, Frank M., 1953 50-25 thru 26 Articles; under pseudonym, John Fox, 1955-56 38-35 Articles; unpublished, n. d. 47-10 Biographical information, 1978 46-50 Biographical notes; Murray, Philip, c. 1940 41-27 Biographical notes on John Herling, n. d. 52-28 Blanshard, Paul and Mary; corres., 1964-67 51-31 thru 32 Book draft; re labor history, n. d. 41-2 Book project; U.S. labor, 1952 43-30 Book proposal; UAW history, 1977 51-1 Business cards, n. d. 43-25 Business cards, n. d. 43-29 Carter, Jimmy; invitation to inauguration, 1977 40-28 Chester Wright's Labor Letter; sale to John Herling, 1947 42-28 thru 31 Children's Crusade for Children, 1939-40 33-24 Children's Crusade for Children, 1940 49-6 thru 8 Children's Crusade for Children, 1940 42-17 Children's Crusade for Children; editorials, 1940 42-32 Children's Crusade for Children; radio program, 1940 52-19 thru 22 Christmas cards, n. d., 1965-1970s 39-30 Christmas cards, 1973-76 39-33 Christmas list, 1961-67 42-27 Clipping, 1946 51-23 Clipping, n. d. 48-24 Clippings, 1936 40-33 Coast Guard Reserve, 1944 41-29 Coast Guard Reserve, 1944 45-25 Column; “A Selection of Interpretive Reports,” 1966-67 50-4 thru 6 Column, articles; misc., 1950-52 44-1 Column, corres.; Asia trip, 1963 38-38 Column; from Asia, 1963-64 44-6 Column; Japan trip, 1962


51-30 Column; "Plain Talk on Labor," n. d. 45-21 thru 23 Column; Report on Labor, 1966-68 42-15 Column; “Washington Observations” (for The Ironworker), 1959 45-2 Column; “Washington Observations,” 1960-63 45-18 thru 19 Column; “Washington Observations,” 1964-66 51-20 thru 22 Column; “Washington Observations,” 1967-70 40-43 thru 44 Columns, 1950-52 40-61 Columns, 1951-52 41-12 thru 19 Columns, 1952, 1957, 1963-64, 1968, 1970 47-2 thru 4 Columns, n. d., 1953-54, 1969 50-7 thru 17 Columns, 1953-59 39-5 thru 8 Columns, 1954, 1957-58 44-19 thru 30 Columns, 1955, 1959-62, 1965-69, 1971 43-1 Columns, 1956 45-3 thru 16 Columns, 1960-66, 1975, 1977 42-11 Columns, 1965 49-2 Columns, 1967 51-5 thru 14 Columns, 1967-72 37-39 Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America; Manuel

Seoane trip, 1942 52-27 Conroy, Esther; corres., 1972-73, 1977 51-15 Conveyors (2nd draft), n. d. 40-10 Correspondence; '47 The Magazine of the Year, 1947 43-16 Correspondence; Albu, Austen, 1962 44-3 thru 4 Correspondence; Asia trip, 1963 40-16 Correspondence; Beloit Daily News, 1947 37-32 Correspondence; Brazil, 1946 40-15 Correspondence; Christian Science Monitor, 1947 38-10 Correspondence, clippings, 1962-64 37-31 Correspondence; Coffee, Congressman John M., re saboteur, 1945 40-14 Correspondence; Collier's, 1950 40-13 Correspondence; Commentary, 1946 51-19 Correspondence; critical of column and John Herling's Labor

Letter, 1965-69 37-30 Correspondence; Cuba-Juan Arevalo, 1945 50-28 Correspondence; Editors Syndicate, 1954 51-29 Correspondence; Editors Syndicate, 1956-58 46-41 Correspondence; Edwards, George, 1970, 1978 43-24 Correspondence; Edwards, George, 1971-82 42-34 Correspondence; Edwards, George, 1972


40-29 thru 32 Correspondence, clippings; Edwards, George, 1937, 1961-68, 1990-92

40-68 Correspondence; Edwards, George and Peg, 1968-74 42-8 thru 9 Correspondence; European trip, 1960 40-12 Correspondence; Evening Telegram, 1944-46 42-12 Correspondence; Federal City Club, 1965 44-16 Correspondence; Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 1940 42-25 Correspondence, biographical note; Fisher, Dorothy Canfield,

1946 38-20 Correspondence; foreign, 1963 40-11 Correspondence; Fortune, 1948 46-7 Correspondence; Fountain, Clayton, 1977-78 46-40 Correspondence, poetry; Hardman, Virginia, 1977 41-5 Correspondence; Harper & Row Publishers, 1966-71 40-9 Correspondence; Harper’s, 1947 44-17 Correspondence; Herling, Albert, 1940 38-3 thru 5 Correspondence; Herling, Mary Fox, 1951-66 39-12 Correspondence; Herling, Mary Fox, 1959, 1963, 1974 40-19 thru 26 Correspondence; Herling, Mary Fox, n. d., 1939-61 49-5 Correspondence; Higgins case, 1978 37-34 thru 35 Correspondence; Ibanez, Bernardo, 1941-44 46-33 Correspondence; International Typographical Union, 1983 44-7 Correspondence; Japan trip, 1962 40-50 Correspondence; Keegan, Mary, 1954 38-21 Correspondence; Kennedy, Robert, 1963-65 40-8 Correspondence; Kiplinger, 1946 47-22 Correspondence; re Labor Letter, 1954-66 46-2 Correspondence; re Labor Letter, 1965-85 51-17 Correspondence; re Labor Letter, 1971-72 49-28 thru 29 Correspondence; re Labor Letter-subscriptions, 1977-79 46-18 Correspondence; re Labor Letter-(last issue), 1990 51-18 Correspondence; re Labor Letter-(Norman Thomas issue), 1972 41-35 Correspondence; Lichtenstein, Nelson, 1976 40-5 Correspondence; Life, 1947 40-4 Correspondence; Look, 1947 38-9 Correspondence; Robert B. Luce Publishers, 1964 40-3 Correspondence; March of Time, 1938 37-38 Correspondence; Maza Vargas, Rafael B., 1944 46-53 Correspondence; McGovern campaign, 1972 40-2 Correspondence; Mercury, 1947 49-4 Correspondence; Miles, Dione, 1984 40-1 Correspondence; Minnesota Star, 1951-53


40-51 thru 57 Correspondence; misc., 1932-66, 1985-88 42-37 thru 40 Correspondence; misc., 1940, 1957, 1964-84 51-24 thru 25 Correspondence; misc., 1940, 1962-68, 1984-85 39-2 thru 4 Correspondence; misc., 1941-73 41-7 thru 10 Correspondence; misc., 1944, 1954-84 48-23 Correspondence; misc., 1945-79 43-13 thru 14 Correspondence; misc., 1946, 1962, 1972-89 47-35 thru 47 Correspondence; misc., 1946-85, 1991 38-1 Correspondence; misc., 1961-80 46-9 thru 10 Correspondence; misc., 1963-84 46-12 thru 17 Correspondence; misc., 1963-90 49-12 thru 24 Correspondence; misc., 1964-86 50-31 Correspondence; misc., 1972-82 42-26 Correspondence; misc., 1977-78 44-18 Correspondence; Myers, James, 1941 40-59 Correspondence; National Newspaper Syndicate, 1967 41-30 Correspondence; National Press Club, 1946-48 40-34 Correspondence; National Press Club, 1952 48-30 Correspondence; National Press Club, 1971-76 42-42 Correspondence; National Press Club, 1973 40-66 Correspondence; New Leader, 1946 40-74 Correspondence; New York Post, 1947 40-75 Correspondence; New Yorker, 1946 40-67 Correspondence; Newsweek, 1946 42-35 Correspondence; Niebuhr, Reinhold and Ursula, 1976-91 37-28 Correspondence; Norway, n. d. 44-2 Correspondence; office, 1963 46-30 Correspondence; office, 1963 49-26 thru 27 Correspondence; office, 1978, 1981 37-25 Correspondence; to Peron, Juan, 1947 52-1 thru 17 Correspondence; personal, 1935-82 37-41 Correspondence; Peru-Federation of Textile Workers, 1944-45 40-72 Correspondence; Press Features, 1951 40-71 Correspondence; Providence Journal, 1946-47 40-17 Correspondence; publishing agents, 1947 40-70 Correspondence; radio broadcasts, 1947 40-69 Correspondence; Railway Clerk, 1955 47-7 Correspondence; Rauh, Joseph L., 1983 40-42 Correspondence; Register & Tribune Syndicate, 1955 37-40 Correspondence; Repetto, Dr. Nicholas, 1944 40-41 Correspondence; Research Institute of America, 1946-47 38-6 thru 7 Correspondence; responses to columns, 1959-70


49-10 Correspondence; Reuther, Walter P., 1961 39-11 Correspondence; Reuther, Walter P., 1961 40-60 Correspondence; Rosenthal, Clarice and Leon, 1944-62 37-29 Correspondence; Saposs, David, 1940-42 40-39 Correspondence; Saturday Evening Post, 1947 46-38 Correspondence; Shier, Carl, 1979-81 40-40 Correspondence; St. Louis Post Dispatch, 1947 47-24 Correspondence; State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1965 40-62 Correspondence; Stolberg, David and Mary, 1940s-1960s 40-38 Correspondence; Survey Graphic, 1944 47-6 Correspondence; Sweden, 1965 40-46 Correspondence, board minutes; Theatre Union, 1937 40-18 Correspondence; Thomas, Norman, 1940-47 46-32 Correspondence; Norman Thomas High School, 1978-87 49-11 Correspondence; UAW, 1960-65 42-13 Correspondence; United States Information Agency, 1959-61 38-22 Correspondence; Woll, Matthew, 1943-45 42-24 Correspondence; Yale University, 1957 48-19 Correspondence; Zieger, Professor Robert-American Historical

Association session, 1976 43-23 CWA New Directions Conference, 1986 46-36 Debs-Thomas Award Dinner, 1978 47-11 thru 12 Debs-Thomas Award Dinner, 1978 43-28 Debs-Thomas Award Dinner, 1978, 1984 47-13 Debs-Thomas Award Dinner; letters of congratulation, 1978 47-14 Debs-Thomas Award Dinner; remarks, 1978 37-19 Dies Committee, 1943 41-32 Eisenhower; inauguration invitation, 1953 39-9 Employee security program, 1953 52-37 Encyclicals, 1967 52-24 thru 25 European trip; corres., 1956 52-26 European trip; postcards, n. d. 46-35 "Eurosocialism and America"; an International Exchange

Conference, 1980 46-52 Fisher, Dorothy Canfield; memorial, 1958 52-31 Folk Songs for Conservatives, 1964 38-15 “Friends of Sharyn Duffin,” 1966 40-27 Gompers Square, 1951 38-2 Great Price Conspiracy; corres., reviews, 1961 51-3 thru 4 Great Price Conspiracy; reviews, 1961-62 47-28 Great Price Conspiracy; reviews, 1961-62


52-29 thru 30 Gridiron Club, n. d., 1964 52-35 Guest log, n. d. 39-26 Harvard Class of 1928 25th reunion, 1953 41-31 Harvard Class of 1928 25th Reunion Pops Concert, 1953 46-37 Harvard Class of 1928 50th anniversary report, 1978 39-27 Harvard Class of 1928 50th reunion; "Not to Eat? Not for Love?,"

1978 39-23 thru 24 Herling family; corres., 1938-62 52-18 Herling family; corres., 1951-66 39-25 Herling, John; birth certificate, diploma, 1905, 1922 52-38 Herling, John; oral history with John F. Kennedy Library, 1978 52-40 John Herling Research Files Collection; guide at Penn State

University Labor Archive, n. d. 38-25 Ibanez, Bernardo; press material re his visit to U.S., 1943 44-14 ICFTU, 1969 43-32 ICFTU Conference, 1965 38-23 thru 24 Inter-American Trade Union Project, 1945-46 42-18 Inter-Union Institute, 1952 40-48 International Economic and Social Development, National

Conference on; program, n. d. 46-43 Interview by George Meany Center, 1980 46-34 Interview for John F. Kennedy Library, 1966 49-30 Interview for John F. Kennedy Memorial Library, 1972 50-29 Interview; Truman, President, 1953 42-2 International Labour Conference; invitation, 1963 43-33 International Labour Conference; delegations and secretariat, 1963 38-16 Italian socialists; clippings, 1963 36-10 IUD and ILO conferences; notebooks, 1963, 1966 39-10 Job applications, 1940s 39-15 Kennedy, John F.; funeral procession, 1963 38-17 Kennedy, John F.; inauguration, 1961 39-1 Kennedy, Robert F.; memorial service, 1969 38-19 Kennedy, Robert; memorial service, 1968 38-12 thru 14 Kennedy trip; Germany and Poland, 1964 38-28 thru 29 Labor Delegation visit; Chile, 1943 38-32 Labor Delegation visit; Colombia, 1943 38-31 Labor Delegation visit; Cuba, 1943 38-30 Labor Delegation visit; Mexico, 1943 37-1 Labor Delegation visit; official papers, 1943


38-34 Labor Delegation visit; Panama, 1943 38-33 Labor Delegation visit; Peru, 1943 46-22 Labor leadership project, 1965 42-41 Labor Leadership Project; corres., 1973 46-8 Labor Leadership Project; Ford Foundation grant, 1973 49-31 Labor Leadership Project; Ford Foundation grant, 1976-77 41-4 Labor Leadership Project; notes, 1974-82 47-15 thru 17 Labor Leadership Project; notes, research, n. d., 1976, 1979 46-3 Labor Letter index by Jane Soltow, 1980 37-17 Labor Mediation Board; clippings, article, 1940 42-7 Latin America; research material, 1936-43 37-36 Latin America;Who's Who in the Labor Movement, 1945 48-26 Letters of introduction; Europe, 1946 37-8 Letters of introduction; Europe, 1946 52-33 Lido (Parisian nightclub) revue program, 1955 33-20 Loeb, William, 1967 42-1 Loeb, William v. John Herling, 1967-71 33-21 thru 23 Loeb, William v. John Herling, 1971-72 46-5 Meany, George; “Voice of America” interview with Herling and

Larry Rogin re , 1976 49-34 Meetings, conferences; misc., 1950s 43-31 Memorial services; addresses, 1976 47-21 National Academy of Arbitrators; presidential address, 1964 42-16 National Press Club; constitution, by-laws, 1967 48-25 National Press Club; flyer, n. d. 46-42 National Press Club; luncheon speakers, 1973 48-29 National Press Club; protest, 1971 46-49 Neu Beginnen (German labor movement group), 1940 40-47 New York Conference for Inalienable Rights, 1940 52-42 “Niebuhr, Reinhold, Conversation with,” c. 1962 36-11 Notebook; Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1964 36-13 Notebook; Great Price Conspiracy, n. d. 36-17 Notebook; India, n. d. 36-8 Notebook; Meany press conference, 1966 36-12 Notebook; Rome , 1960 43-38 Notebook; Sweden, n. d. 36-15 Notebooks; AFL-CIO conventions, n. d. 36-1 thru 2 Notebooks; Argentina, n. d., 1947 36-21 Notebooks; Detroit, 1957 36-9 Notebooks; Eisenhower press conferences, n. d., 1955 36-4 thru 7 Notebooks; Europe, 1946


36-18 thru 19 Notebooks; European trips, n. d., 1960-65 36-23 Notebooks; Germany, n. d., 1959, 1962 36-20 Notebooks; Germany, n. d., 1964-65 36-22 Notebooks; Israel, 1960 36-3 Notebooks; misc., 1946-47 35 Notebooks; misc., 1947-75 34 Notebooks; misc., n. d. 32-52 thru 53 Notebooks; misc., n. d., 1965 43-34 thru 37 Notebooks; misc., n. d., 1965 36-16 Notebooks; Republican Convention, 1960 36-14 Notebooks; Steelworkers, 1967-68 43-17 thru 21 Notes; book on UAW history, n. d. 41-1 Notes; Danish refugee camp, n. d. 40-45 Notes; Hitler and Stalin, 1939 49-1 Notes; misc., 1955 47-25 Notes; misc., n. d. 46-28 thru 29 Notes; misc., n. d. 42-3 thru 4 Notes; misc., n. d., 1957 33-18 Notes, misc., 1960s 44-12 Notes; Utah, 1959 33-17 Notes, drafts of papers, misc., n. d., 1965 41-3 Notes, paper; Latin America, 1939 33-15 Office of Inter-American Affairs, 1942 37-42 Office of Inter-American Affairs; corres., 1943 42-6 Office of Inter-American Affiars; Summary of Activities, 1944 38-26 thru 27 Office of Inter-American Affairs Labor Relations Division; corres.,

1943-44 37-6 Office of Inter-American Affairs Labor Relations Division; corres.,

1944-46 42-20 Office of Inter-American Affairs Labor Relations Division;

information on Latin America, 1941-45 19-50 Office of Inter-American Affairs labor Relations Division,

termination of, 1946 37-5 Office of Inter-American Affairs Labor Relations Division; weekly

reports, 1943-45 46-45 Oral History Association annual meeting, 1986 37-2 Overseas Writers Club; credentials, 1947 46-51 Perkins, Frances; requiem mass program, 1965 42-43 Pioneer Youth of America, 1939 48-27 Press passes, identification cards, 1946-47, 1968 44-15 Profile of a Union Peace Pact, 1956 43-22 Passports, 1946-70


51-2 Public Affairs Reporting Award Seminar, 1967-73 39-35 Quotations, comments from Labor Letter and column, 1949-79 48-7 Radio broadcast; BBC, 1952 48-6 Radio broadcast; Peron, Juan, 1950 46-20 Radio broadcast script; "Labor Parade," 1937 48-8 Radio broadcast script; "World in Perspective," 1961 49-35 thru 36 Radio broadcast scripts, 1948-49 48-9 thru 10 Radio broadcast scripts, 1950-51 49-33 Radio broadcast scripts; "Labor and the Nation," 1949 48-1 thru 3 Radio broadcast scripts; “Labor and the Nation,” 1949-50 48-13 thru 16 Radio broadcast scripts; "Voice of America," 1958-62 42-14 Radio broadcast scripts; "Voice of America," 1959-62 42-23 Relation of the Writer to the Television, 1960 43-27 Remarks; North American Labor History Conference, 1985 48-20 Remarks; North American Labor History Conference, 1985 41-25 Reuther, Linda and Lisa; corres. re parents, 1982 46-54 Right to Challenge: People and Power in the Steelworkers Union;

1965-74 47-33 Right to Challenge; Abel ticket campaign speeches (transcripts)-

Ill., Mich., 1965 43-39 Right to Challenge; Abel ticket campaign speeches (transcripts)-

Ohio, Wash., 1965 48-37 Right to Challenge; Abel ticket campaign speeches (transcripts)-

Pa., N.Y., 1965 46-24 thru 25 Right to Challenge; drafts, notes, n. d. 47-31 Right to Challenge; Ford Foundation grant, 1965-73 47-32 Right to Challenge; George Washington University, 1968-70 48-22 Right to Challenge; grant information, 1968-69 41-20 thru 24 Right to Challenge; manuscript, 1971 41-6 Right to Challenge; notes, Alice Hoffman interview with

Sherwood Rabon, 1960s 47-29 thru 30 Right to Challenge; reviews, 1970-72 48-31 thru 32 Right to Challenge; reviews, 1972 52-32 San Diego Sketchbook, n. d. 38-41 Saposs, David; 80th birthday, 1965 39-34 Scherman, Harry; memorial pamphlet, 1969 39-28 Schoolcraft, Freeman; corres., 1964 52-36 Seidman, Joel; corres., 1944-45 49-25 Seidman, Joel; memorial service, 1977 42-44 Sigma Delta Chi, 1966-69 48-33 Sigma Delta Chi, n. d.


40-49 Socialist Party, 1939-40 42-36 Socialist Party Press Bureau director; clipping, 1936 38-36 thru 37 Speaking engagements, 1954-66 48-17 thru 18 Speaking engagements, 1958-1970s 47-5 Speech; Debs Award Dinner of Midwest Labor Press Assn., 1984 47-9 Speech; National Press Club Open Forum, n. d. 46-23 Speech; Smithsonian, 1985 37-7 Speeches, 1946-48 50-24 Speeches, 1955 38-39 Speeches, 1955-61 48-35 Speeches, 1958 48-11 thru 12 Speeches, interviews, 1956-57 48-36 Speeches, interviews, 1959 52-39 Speeches, panel discussions, 1950-55 48-4 thru 5 Speeches, radio broadcast scripts, 1960s-1970s 39-31 thru 32 Spelling bee, 1970-71 52-23 Stewart, Jim and Isa; corres., 1969 46-26 Testimonials, memorials, etc., 1965-87 52-34 Thailand; postcards, n. d. 43-26 Thomas, Norman; 40th reunion, 1982 40-58 Thomas, Norman; Nobel Peace Prize application, 1966 33-10 Trip-Argentina/Peru; corres., clippings, misc., 1946-47 42-22 Trip-Asia, 1963 47-20 Trip-Asia, 1963 48-28 Trip-Asia, 1963 48-34 Trip-Berlin, 1959 42-10 Trip-Europe; business cards, c. 1960 44-9 thru 10 Trip-Europe; corres., itinerary, lectures, 1956, 1965 44-11 Trip-Havana, 1958 39-19 Trip-Hong Kong; notes, 1962 42-5 Trip-Hong Kong and the Philippines, 1963 39-20 Trip-India; notes, 1962 33-12 thru 14 Trip-Israel , 1960 47-26 Trip-Japan, 1962 39-14 Trip-Japan; notes, 1962 39-16 thru 17 Trip-Japan; notes, 1962 39-21 Trip-Japan; notes, 1962 39-18 Trip-Korea; notes, 1962 33-19 Trip-Korea and Hong Kong; clippings, misc., 1963 37-26 thru 27 Trip-Latin America, 1943 43-4 Trip-Latin America, 1946 33-11 Trip-Norway; corres., misc., 1946


47-48 thru 49 Trip-Puerto Rico, 1958-59 43-11 Trip-Scandinavia, 1962 47-19 Trip-Sweden, 1965 36-24 thru 25 "University in America," 1966 52-43 “Washington Conversation Piece” (lyrics by J. Herling), n.d. 47-34 “Washington Lobby” (TV program), 1950 49-32 WCFM Radio; corres., clippings, 1949 51-26 Washington/White House correspondent, n. d. 49-9 Who Shot Walter Reuther ?, n. d. 33-9 Who Shot Walter Reuther?; corres., 1957 33-4 Who Shot Walter Reuther?; drafts, 1957 33-5 Who Shot Walter Reuther?; drafts, corres., research material, 1957 33-1 thru 3 Who Shot Walter Reuther?; Recorder’s Court proceedings, 1951 33-6 thru 8 Who Shot Walter Reuther?; research material, criminal records,

1957 42-21 "Why I Spied for the Communists," 1949 39-29 Williamsburg; misc., 1968

John Herling Papers, Part 2

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6 linear feet (6 SB) 1966-1983, bulk 1973-1979

Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI

Finding aid written by William Dawson on December 5, 2012. Accession Number: LP001259 Creator: John Herling Acquisition: Material was donated by Alice Herling on January 22, 1990 and May 21,

1992. Language: Material entirely in English. Access: Collection is open for research. Use: Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library Rules for Use of Archival

Materials. Restrictions: Researchers may encounter records of a sensitive nature – personnel files, case records and those involving investigations, legal and other private matters. Privacy laws and restrictions imposed by the Library prohibit the use of names and other personal information which might identify an individual, except with written permission from the Director and/or the donor.

Notes: Citation style: “John Herling Papers, Part 2, Box [#], Folder [#], Archives

of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University” Related Material: Mary Fox Herling Papers, UAW President’s Office: Leonard Woodcock

Records, UAW President's Office: Walter P. Reuther Records

Oral history cassettes and reels (Boxes 56-58) were transferred to the Audio Visual Department.

PLEASE NOTE: Folders in this collection are not necessarily arranged in any particular order. The box folder listing provides an inventory based on their original order. Subjects may be dispersed throughout the collection.


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Abstract John Herling was a prominent journalist that wrote about the labor movement in several published books including Strikes Under the New Deal, The Great Price Conspiracy and The Right to Challenge. Herling was also working on other books about the labor movement, including a book about the UAW, at the time of his death in 1994. The records in Part 2 consist primarily of interviews conducted by Herling as research for a book on the UAW, which was ultimately written by John Barnard and published in 2004 under the title, American Vanguard: The United Auto Workers During the Reuther Years, 1935-1970. The interviews were conducted mainly with people associated with the UAW, however several involve people in other labor unions. The records consist of transcripts or notes (taken during interviews that were not recorded), although there are a few speech and panel transcripts as well (noted in inventory). There are also audio recordings of interviews, panels, and conferences. Researchers should note that some pages of interview transcripts are missing, some audio recordings are unmarked, and not all interviews exist in both transcript and audio recording format. Important Subjects: Labor Unions Labor Unions—1970-1980 Labor Unions—1960-1970 Important Names: Woodcock, Leonard Chavez, Cesar, 1927-1993 Reuther, Fania Sankin Reuther, Sophia Reuther, Victor 1912-2004 AFL-CIO UAW United Farm Workers American Federation of Teachers United Steelworkers of America United Mine Workers of America


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Arrangement Items are listed by their location within each box. They are not necessarily arranged, so any given subject may be dispersed throughout the entire collection. Oral history transcripts (Boxes 53-55) are foldered by the interviewee's name and include interview dates. Audiocassettes and reels follow (Boxes 56-58), listed by original title on each. Box 53

1-2. Russell Leach, 12/5/1978 3. William (Bill) Dodds, 2/18/1976 4. Robert Kanter, 1976; lecture transcript (partial) 5. Woodrow (Woody) Ginsberg, 5/20/1986 6-8. Martin Gerber, 1/15/1979, 3/31/1980 9-10. Genora Johnson Dollinger, 9/24/1979 11. Clayton Fountain, 12/9/1977 12. Gwen Martison, 10/5/1979 13. Gene & Gwen Martison, 10/4/1979 14-15. Abe Zwerdling, 11/2/1977 16. Thelma Zwerdling, 1/31/1978 17-18. Judah Drob, 1/11/1982, 1/20/1982 19. Irving Bluestone, 3/28/1978 20-23. Douglas Fraser, 1/20/1983, 2/21/1983 24-25. Nat Weinberg, 11/3/1978 26-27. George Addes, 10/16/1978 28-29. Dick Leonard, 9/26/1978 30-31. Joe Walsh, 8/16/1978 32-33. Frank Winn, 4/16/1978, 10/22/1983 34. Jerry Tucker, 9/23/1980 35. Frank Wallick, 9/22/1980 36-37. Ralph Showalter, 6/30/1979, 1/10/1980 38. Same Meyers, 3/17/1980 39-40. Olga Madar, 5/16/1983, 10/20/1984 41-42. Ray Majerus, 1/14/1980, 3/15/1980 43. Archie Robinson, 10/1/1979 44. Everett Kassalow, 12/10/1980 45-46. Victor Reuther, 11/29/1977, 12/13/1977 47. Ethel Polk, 9/5/1978 48. Henry Santiestevan, 1/27/1981 49. Bob White, 5/1983 50-51. Justin Ostro, 8/26/1974 52-53. Victor Gotbaum, 2/18/1974 54. Clarice Feldman, 3/11/1974 55. Tom Harris, 12/19/1975 56. William Sidell, 10/29/1974 57. Henry Tamrin, 5/22/`974


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58. Ed Fire, 4/27/1975 59-61. Emile Mazey, 5/1/1978, 1/16/1982, 10/14/1982 62. Jack Beidler 63. Owen Bieber, 10/7/1983 64-65. Steve Schlossberg, 4/18/1974, 6/21/1982 66-68. Ken Morris, 10/19/1979 69. Carl Shier, 2/23/1980

Box 54

1-4. Jerry Wurf, 7/27/1973, 7/7/1974 5. Jerry Wurf, 11/15/1980 (First 26 pages missing) 6. Terry Herndon, 3/28/1974 7-9. Ed James, 7/24/1974 10. Frank Annuziatio, 5/14/1979 11. Glen Watts, 1/20/1976 12. Vincent Sirabella, 5/14/1974 13. Edward V. Donahue, 2/4/1976 14. Kenneth J. Brown, 1/14/1974 15. Maurice Goyette, 9/1966 16. James Griffin 17. William Kane, 9/21/1966 18. John Lawrence, 5/20/1966 19. Frank Kleiler, 3/22/1966 20. Tom Murray, 5/31/1966 21. Bill Becker, 6/19/1974 22-23. Anthony Mazzochi, 4/1/1975 24. Ed Sadlowski; AFT Discussion Panel, 11/23/1974 25. Ed Sadlowski, 2/5/1974 26. Joe Uehlein, 3/8/1982 27-28. William Wipsinger, 4/29/1974, 7/23/1976 29-31. Peter DiCicco, 8/7/1973 32. Bill Lucy, 9/26/1973 33. Torres, Gutierrez, and Alaniz, 5/1966 34. Dean Clowes, 4/29/1966 35. Emery Bacon, 3/28/1967 36. Nick Zonarich, 4/30/1966 37. Frank Fernbach, 9/30/1966 38. Walter Burke, 7/1/1966 39. Manuel Sierras, 5/15/1966 (last page missing) 40. Murray Cotterill, 5/26/1966 41. Meyer Bernstein, 4/4/1966 42. Joe Angelo, 5/25/1966 43. Pat Burke, 2/25/1966 44. David Feller, 2/4/1966 45. James O’Brien, 9/22/1966 46. Cass Alvin, 5/9/1966


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47. Joel Siedman 48-49. Barney Weeks, 10/16/1973 50. Charles Baker, 6/7/1966 51. Patrick Nall, 5/12/1966 52-53. Larry Spitz, 4/17/1966 54. Jacob Clayman, 6/12/1966 55. Joseph Moloney, 2/27/1966 56. James Jones 57. Bert McNamara 58. Ben Fisher, 5/21/1966 59. Horace Brook, 2/25/1967 60. Chris Gellepis, 5/14/1966 61. Roy Stevens, 8/24/1966 62. Carl Lechow, 5/22/1974 63. Deborah Anderson, 5/22/1974 64. Arthur J. Goldberg, 5/4/1966 65. Morty Miller, 5/22/1974 66. Alex Fuller, 6/7/1966 67. George Burt, 4/17/1979 68. Nelson Cruickshank, 4/16/1983 69. Ken Bannon, 6/3/1980 70-71. Ken Morris, 1/16/1980 72-74. Stuart Strachan, 6/5/1980 75-76. Brandon Sexton, 8/1/1978 77-78. Brandon Sexton, 2/24/1979 79-81. Leonard Woodcock, 6/21/1982, 10/1/1982 82. Jack Sheinkman, 1/16/1975

Box 55

1-2. Stanton Smith, 7/21/1974 3. Stephen Wexler, 7/21/1966 (page 2 missing) 4. Ronald F. Bitoni, 5/16/1966 5. Charlie Allrad, 1/1/1966 6. I.W. Abel, 2/26/1966 7. David J. McDonald, 5/10-5/11/1966 8. Ross Thomas, 10/24/1966 9. James J. Reynolds, 3/8/1966 10. Steve Lakich, 5/18/1974 11. Herman Gadon 12. Saul Wallen, 9/2/1966 13. John A. Dean 14. Elmer Chatick, 9/23/1966 15. Henry Cano, 5/23/1966 16. Eugene Saari 17. Otis Brubaker, 6/13/1966 18-20. Don Stillman, 3/18/1975, 5/9/1975


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21-22. Edward J. Carlough, 10/17/1973 23-24. J.C. Turner, 7/16/1973 25-26. William Kirchner, 7/11/1974 27-28. Herrick Roth, 7/3/1973 29. Sefton; Interview notes 30. Kluz; Interview notes 31. Harry Guenther; Interview notes 32-36. Larry Rogin, 5/23/1973, 3/18/1974 37. Sol Stetin, 10/21/1973 38. John Wilhelm, 5/14/1974 39. Cesar Chavez; speech transcript, 8/1974 40. Ernest J. Moran, 12/7/1977 41. Ed Gray, 7/20/1983 42. Newman Jeffrey, 4/21/1983 43-46. Joe Rauh, 5/21/1974, 6/11/1974, 7/9/1974, 11/12/1979 47-48. Judge George Edwards, 5/15/1978 49-50. Paul Schrade, 12/10/1977 51-58. Jack Conway, 1978, 5/25/1978, 7/15/1979, 8/4/1983, 8/1983 59. Alan Strachan, 3/27/1978 60. Horace Sheffield, 10/14/1983 61. Fania Reuther, 11/14/1980 62-63. Sophie Reuther, 11/29/1980 64. Ed Cushman, 10/10/1980 65. Salome Williams, 9/27/1978 66. Union Pins and Medals 67. UAW Medal 68. Nelson Mandela medal

Box 56

1. Joe Walsh, August 16, 1978, five-inch reel 2. George Edwards, Tape I, May 15, 1978, five-inch reel 3. George Edwards, Tape II, May 17, 1978, five-inch reel 4. Weinberg, November 22, 1977, five-inch reel 5. Weinberg (continued), Victor Reuther, five-inch reel 6. Salome Williams, September 27, 1978, five-inch reel 7. CNHI Press Conference, Tape I, July 28, 1978, five-inch reel 8. CNHI Press Conference, Tape II, July 28, 1978, five-inch reel 9. George Burt, April 17, 1979, five-inch reel 10. George Addes, October 16, 1978, five-inch reel 11. Alan Strachan, March 27, 1978, five-inch reel 12. Brandon Sexton, March 6, 1979, original, five-inch reel 13. Brandon Sexton, March 6, 1979, copy, five-inch reel 14. Brandon Sexton, August 1, five-inch reel 15. Brandon Sexton, February 24, 1979, five-inch reel 16. Paul Schrade (continued) [12/10/1977], Victor Reuther, five-inch reel 17. Larry Rogin, May 23, 1979, Ralph Snowalter, June 30, 1979, five-inch reel


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18. Irving Bluestone, March 28, 1978, five-inch reel 19. Ken Morris, January 16, 1980, #1 & #2, cassette [11/19/1980] 20. Ken Morris, January 16, 1980, #3, cassette [11/19/1980] 21. Ray Majerus, March 25, 1980, cassette 22. Ray Majerus, January 14, 1980, cassette 23. Martinson Notes, continued, September 1983, cassette 24. Frank Winn notes, continued, September 1983, cassette 25. Frank Winn notes, continued, (3), September, 1983, cassette 26. Notes Wm. GreenSpch and Emil Mazey, September, 1983 cassette 27. Winn (continued), Phil Murray, September, 1983, cassette 28. Conference on Union Democracy, #1, Plenary Sessions, 10/25/1980 29. Conference on Union Democracy, #2, AUD Banquet (Higgins, Reuther, Rauh), cassette 30. Conference on Union Democracy, #3, “Due Process”, 10/26/1980, cassette 31. Conference on Union Democracy, #4, “What Has Been Accomp.” 10/26/1980, cassette 32. Stephen Schlossberg, 6/21/1983, cassette 33. Everett Kassalow, 12/10/1980, cassette 34. Lane at Maritime Trades, cassette 35. Fifth UAW Conv., (8/25/1984), cassette 36. Ralph Showalter, 1/10/1980, #2, cassette 37. Frank Winn, 8/29/1979, cassette 38. Frank Winn, 8/29/1979, cassette 39. Sam Meyers, 3/17/1980, cassette 40. Sam Meyers, 3/17/1980, cassette 41. Owen Beiber, 10/2/1983 (?), Hollywood, Fla., cassette 42. R.L. Kanter, UAW history, 1976, cassette 43. Rauh-Yablonsky press conference, 10/31/1979, cassette 44. Gene and Gwen Martinson, 10/4/ to 10/5/1979 (two tapes), cassette 45. Bluestone Testimonial (two tapes), 4/18/1980, cassette 46. Leonard Woodcock, 10/1/1982, cassette 47. Genora Johnson (Dollinger), 9/24/1979, (two tapes) cassette 48. Fraser (3 tapes), 1/20/1983, cassette 49. Judah Drob, 1/20/1983, cassette 50. Emil Mazey, 10/14/1982, cassette 51. Ed Cushman (2 tapes), 10/10/1980, cassette 52. R.L. Kanter memorial meeting, U-Conn, 1978, cassette 53. Notes on 1964 Recollections of Nat Weinberg, tape 2, cassette 54. Notes on 1964 Recollections of Nat Weinberg, tape 3, cassette 55. Ken Bannon, 6/3/1980, cassette 56. World in Perspective radio broadcast December 1961, Hoffa 57. Jerry Tucker, #3, 9/23/1980 58. Wallick #3/Jerry Tucker, 9/23/1980, #2, cassette 59. Frank Wallick, 9/22/1980, cassette 60. Carl Shier (two tapes), cassette [2/23/1980] 61. Jack Conway, Notes, 8/1983 (two tapes), cassette


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62. 1966 UAW convention, proceedings, (4 tapes), cassette 63. Wyndham Mortimer, cassette 64. Leonard Woodcock, 6/21/1982 (5 tapes), cassette 65. Martin Gerber, 3/31/1980, (2 tapes), cassette 66. Stuart Strachan, 6/5/1980 (3 tapes), cassette 67. Jack Conway, 8/4/1983 (five tapes), cassette 68. Notes 8/4/1982 (continued), (two tapes), cassette 69. Conway & Martinsons, 8/4/1983, cassette 70. Ed Gray, 7/20/1983 (two tapes), cassette 71. Book notes, 7/5/1983 (two copies), cassette 72. Judah Drob, 1/11/1982, cassette 73. Notes, 8/4/1982 (five tapes), cassette 74. Nelson Cruikshank, 4/16/1983, N. Jeffrey, 4/21/1983 75. Archie Robinson, 10/11/1979 (two tapes), cassette 76. Joe Euhlein, 3/8/1982, cassette 77. Joseph Rauh, 4/12/1979, cassette 78. Notes on 1964 recollections of Nat Weinberg, cassette 79. Newman Jeffrey (continued), 4/22/1983, cassette 80. Bob White, May 1983, cassette 81. Olga Madar, 5/16/1983, cassette 82. Stuart Strachan, 6/5/1980, part 2, cassette 83. Douglas Fraser, 2/21/1983, cassette 84. Sophie Reuther, 11/29/1980 (two tapes), cassette 85. Henry Santiestevan, 1/27/1981 (two tapes), cassette 86. Fania Reuther, cassette [11/14/1980] 87. Joe Rauh, 11/12/1979, CASSETTE 88. Notes-Barnard’s book- WPR & Rise of Auto Workers, cassette 89. Frank Winn, 10/22/1983, (two tapes), cassette 90. Emil Mazy, 9/1983 notes, cassette 91. History/GM Department (notes Labor History Conference, 10/1983, cassette) 92. Horace Sheffield, 10/14/1983, cassette 93. Barry Bluestone/Labor History Conference, 10/3/1983, cassette

Box 57

1. Joseph Rauh, Tape I, May 21, 1974, five-inch reel 2. Barney Weeks, October 16, 1973, five-inch reel 3. Herrick Roth, July 3, 1973, five-inch reel 4. Jerry Wurf, July 27, 1973, five-inch reel 5. Sol Stetin, October 2, 1973 6. Jerry Wurf, Tape I, July, 1974, five-inch reel 7. Jerry Wurf, Tape II, August, 14, 1974, five-inch reel 8. Ed James, Tape I, July 24, 1974, five-inch reel 9. Ed James, Tape II, July 24, 1974, five-inch reel 10. Ingrid Bergman, press club, Tape I, five-inch reel 11. Ingrid Bergman, press club, Tape II, five-inch reel 12. Victor Gutbaum, Tape I, Feb. 18, 1974, five-inch reel


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13. Victor Gutbaum, Tape II, Oct. 18, 1974, five-inch reel 14. J.C. Turner, July 16, 1973, five-inch reel 15. Bill Becker, June 19, 1974, five-inch reel 16. Larry Rogin, Tape II, March 27, 1974, five-inch reel 17. Russell Leach, December 5, 1978, five-inch reel 18. Richard Leonard, Sept. 26, 1978, five-inch reel 19. Martin Agonsky’s “Evening Edition” w/Eugene Glover, William Lucy, J.C. Turner,

April 18, 1974, cassette 20. Kenneth Brown, January 14, 1974, five-inch reel 21. Tom Bethel, five-inch reel 22. Joe Rauh, Feb. 11, 1976, five-inch reel 23. Abe & Thelma Zwerdling, five-inch reel- [11/2/1977] 24. Ernie Moran (12/7/1978 [1977]), Clayton Fountain (12/9/1978), Paul Schrade

(12/10/1978), five-inch reel 25. Peter M. Cody, July 18, 1973, seven inch reel 26. Patricia Blake, one inch tape 27. Michael J. Musmano, one inch tape 28. Emil Mazey, May 1, 1978, five-inch tape 29. Thomas-Debs Award Dinner, Nov. 14, 1978, three five-inch tapes 30. Henry Tamrin, May 22, 1974, five-inch reel tape 31. Martin Gerber (January 15, 1979) and Emil Mazey (Jan. 16, 1979), five-inch reel 32. Ethel Polk, Sept. 5, 1978, five-inch reel 33. Frank Winn, Tape I, 1978, five-inch reel 34. Wm. Sidel, Oct. 29, 1974, five-inch reel 35. Joe Rauh, Tape I, May 21, 1974, five-inch reel 36. Vincent Sirabella, Tape I, May 14, 1974, five-inch reel 37. Jack Conway, July 13, 1979, five-inch reel 38. Clarice Feldman, March 11, 1974, five-inch reel 39. Larry Rogin, Tape I, March 18, 1974, five-inch reel 40. Steve Schlossberg, April 18, 1974, five-inch reel 41. Jack Conway, Tape III, May 25, 1978, five-inch reel 42. Peter DiCicco, Tape I, August 7, 1973, five-inch reel 43. Larry Rogin, Tape III, April 22, 1974, five-inch reel 44. Stanton Smith, July 2, 1974, five-inch reel 45. Stanton Smith, Tape II, July 2, 1974, five-inch reel 46. Peter DiCicco, Tape II, August 7, 1973, five-inch reel 47. Bill Kircher, Tape II, July 11, 1974, five-inch reel 48. Karl Lechow and Morty Miller, May 22, 1974, five-inch reel 49. Edward J. Carlough, Oct. 17, 1973, five-inch reel 50. Deborah Anderson and Karl Lechow, May 22, 1974, five-inch reel 51. Joe Rauh, Tape III, July 9, 1974, five-inch reel 52. Joe Rauh, Tape II, June 11, 1974, five-inch reel 53. Frank Annuziato and Wilhelm, Tape II, May 14, 1974, five-inch reel 54. Himno “Alianza Para El Progreso” Homenaje A John F. Kennedy, 45 rpm Record 55. Wm. Lucy, 9/26/1973, two five-inch tapes 56. New York State Labor Relations Cassette-of-the-month, cassette


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Box 58 1. Wirtz and Meany, News conference, 2/20/1967 2. Russ Ward and J.H. Interview, 10/1969 3. Brunat, 6/12/1966 4-5. UAW Press Conference 6. News and Notes, December 15, 1963 7. Press Conference, I.W. Abel-USW Conference, Las Vegas, 9/1972 8. Ringle-Shanker-Strategy Information Center, Inc. 9. Steel Strike Press Conference, October, 1959 10. Mean News Conference, 2/17/1969, 2/18/1969, Mr. Bou’s News Conference, 2/19/1969 11. Labor Evening, 4/2/1967 12. Senator Hubert Humphrey, Foreign Aid and Foreign Policy (Special for Minnesota),

June 21, 1960 13. Interview with Senator Paul Douglas, 12/1966 14. Jack Conway (three tapes), 7/13/1979, 5/25/1978 15. Paul Schrade, Victor Reuther 16. Ernie Moran, Clayton Fountain, Paul Schrade 17. Sol Stein, 10/2/1973Sing al 18. 38 audio tapes/reels (unmarked)

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