UAW Local 174,
1936‑1939
Box 1
Correspondence, minutes, notes, lists, statements, handbills and other papers relating to Reuther's presidency of UAW West Side Local 174, which he had helped to found. Subjects include organizing activities, UAW factional disputes, the Kelsey‑Hayes sit‑down strike and other strikes and files relating to various plant units whose workers were represented by the local. Documentation is fragmentary. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject.
Box 1
1. Advance Stamping Division, 1938
2. Bargaining Committee, 1937‑38
3. Baseball Committee, 1937‑38
4. Bohn Aluminum Sit‑down Strike, 1
5. By‑laws, 12 Feb 1938
6. Cadillac Motor Car Company, 1937‑38
7. Chorus, 1938
8. Committee for Industrial Organization, Michigan, 1938
9. Convention, UAW 4th Constitutional; Election of Delegates, 1939
10. Correspondence, 1938
11. ; UAW Officers, Locals, 1938
12. DeSoto Sit‑Downers, 13 Mar 1937
13. Detroit Brass & Malleable Division, 1938
14. Detroit Lubricator, 1938
15. Educational Committee, 1938
16. Election Results, c. 1939
17. Election Slates, 1938 & n.d.
18. Entertainment Committee, n.d.
19. Executive Board; Minutes, Agenda, 1936‑38 & n.d.
20. Factionalism; Leaflets
21. "Factionalism within UAW," WPR Radio Speech, 3 Mar 1939
22. Federal Screw Division, 1938 & n.d.
23. Financial Statement, Oct 1939, Mar 1938
24. Fleetwood Division, 1937 & n.d.
25. General Motors Departments, UAW‑CIO & UAW‑AFL, 1938‑39
26. Greater Detroit District Council; Minutes, 1938‑39
27. Haessler, Carl, 1938
28. Handy Governor Division, n.d.
29. Joint Council of Local 174, 1938‑39 & n.d.
30. Kelsey‑Hayes Division, 1936
31. "Kelsey‑Hayes Sit‑in Strike;" Participant's Account, Dec 1936
32. Labor Day, 1938
33. Labor's Non‑Partisan League of Michigan, 1938
34. Leaflets
35. McAleer Mfg. Co. Agreement, 18 Oct 1937
36. Membership Meetings (Local. 174), 1938
37. Membership Meeting (Local 174); Minutes & WPR Report, 5 Mar 1939
38. Michigan Malleable Iron Company, 1938
39. Motor Products Strike; Testimony, 1936
40. Moulding & Allied Parts Council Meeting, 7 Apr 1938
41. Murphy, Frank, 1938
42. NLRB; U.S. Truck Co., Inc.‑Local 174 Case, 1938
43. "New America and Labor," c. 1938
44. Notes, WPR
45. Organizational Drive for Detroit; Meeting Minutes, 1936
46. Organizers; Reports, lists, 1938
47. Picnic; UAWA Statewide, 1936
48. Plant Officers, 1938
49. Revere Copper & Brass, 1938
50. Semet Solvay, 1937
51. Shatterproof Glass Co., 1937
52. Skilled Workers, 1937
53. Stewards; Lists, 20 Jan 1939
54. Ternstedt Division, 1936‑38
55. Timkin Detroit Axle Co. Agreement, 6 Mar 1937
56. Unemployed Workers, 1938
57. Universal Products Division, 1938
58. Welfare Committee Spring Dance, 1938
59. Wolf (Reuther), May, 1937‑38
UAW International
Headquarters Files, 1936‑1946
Boxes 2‑33
Correspondence, memoranda, reports and a variety of other materials relating to Reuther's activities as an officer of the UAW prior to his election to the presidency. This series is divided into the following three subseries:
Subseries A: General Files, 1936‑1946, Boxes 2‑17:
Files relating to Reuther's work as a member of the International
Executive Board to which he was elected in 1936 and as a vice
president of the union, an office to which he was elected in 1942.
During this period he also directed the Skilled Trades Department
and Region 1A and headed the War Manpower and Consumer's
Division. Files relate to a wide range of subjects, including
conventions, war production and factionalism and contain
information on specific locals and regions. Material is arranged
alphabetically by subject.
Subseries B: General Motors Department, 1936‑1946, Boxes 17‑28:
Files of the General Motors Department, established in 1938, which
Reuther directed from 1939 through 1948. This subseries contains a
small amount of material relating to the period before the
department was created and before Reuther became director. It
documents the period of Reuther's administration until his election to
the presidency of the union. Material relates to general UAW‑GMC
relations, GM locals, negotiations, war production and the 1945‑46
strike. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject.
Subseries C: Government War Production Agencies, 1941‑1945, Boxes 29‑33:
Material relating to Reuther's work as a labor representative with the
Office of Production Management and the War Manpower
Commission during World War II. There is also material concerning
other agencies involved in war production administration. These
files deal with the interaction of the UAW with the government during
the war and attempts to secure a greater voice for labor at the
policy‑making level. Material relating to war productioncan also be
found in Subseries A and B. Files are arranged alphabetically by
subject.
Subseries A: General Files, 1936‑46, Boxes 2-17
Box 2
1. Absenteeism and Accidents, 1939‑43
2‑15. Addes, George F., Secretary Treasurer, 1936‑45
16. Radio Speeches, 1939‑41
17. Aircraft Division; Organizing, 1939
18. AFL Convention, 1936; Jerome Davis Address
19. AFL & CIO Maintenance Construction Jurisdictional Dispute, 1945
20. Anti‑War Groups, 1940‑41
21. Army Training Visit - Camp Atterbury, 1943
22. Black Legion, c. 1936
23. Black Workers; CIO policy, 1939
24. Briggs Manufacturing Company; Clippings, 1943
Box 3
1. Child Care, 1942‑43
2. Chrysler Corporation Agreement, April, 1937
3. Chrysler Corporation and UAW; Clippings, 1941‑43
4. Civil Rights Federation, 1937-40
5. Closed Shop Issue
6. Committee Membership Lists, n.d.
7. Communist Party Leaflets and Pamphlets, 1930's, 1941‑42
8‑9. Competitive Shop Committee; Communications, 1939‑40
10. ; Correspondence, 1939‑40
11. ; Gear, Axle, & Transmission Wage & Hour Council, 1940
12. ; Minutes, 1939‑40
13-14. ; (& Dept.) Reports, 1938‑39
15-16. ; Truck, Commercial Body & Trailer Council, 1939‑41
17. ; Minutes, Jan 1940
18. CIO, 1938‑44
19. CIO Convention Material, 1930's and 1940's
20‑22. CIO Councils ‑ Michigan; Greater Detroit & Wayne County, April‑Aug. 1940
Box 4
1‑4. CIO;International Unions. 1938‑40
5‑6. CIO; Murray, Philip, 1943‑46
7. Constitution‑ UAW, 1935
8. Consumers' Division(UAW); Co‑ops, 1944
9. ; Home Front, Shortages, 1942‑43
10. Convention, 3rd Constitutional, Milwaukee, 1937
11. Convention, 4th Constitutional, Cleveland & Detroit, 1939
12. ; GM situation
13. ; Clippings
14. Convention, 5th Constitutional, St. Louis, 1940
15. Convention, 6th Constitutional, Buffalo 1941; Elections, planning, programs
16-17. ; Factionalism & Communism
18. ; Press Coverage
19. ; Resolutions & Reports
1. Convention, 6th Constitutional, Buffalo, 1941; Voting
2. ; West Coast Organization
3. ; Women's Auxiliaries
4. Convention, 7th Constitutional, Chicago, 1942
5‑6. Convention, 8th Constitutional, Buffalo, 1943
7. Convention, 9th Constitutional, Grand Rapids, 1944
8. Convention, 10th Constitutional, Atlantic City, 1946; WPR Presidential Election
9. Convention Materials, n.d.
10. Co‑operative Commonwealth Federation (Canada) 1942‑43
11‑15. Correspondence, General 1939‑42
16. Cost of Living, 1941
17. Deere & Company; Piecework wages, 1941
18‑22. Defense Employment 1941‑45
Box 6
1‑3. Defense Employment Division, 1941‑42
4. "Defense Production and Conversion in the Auto Industry" by H.T. McCreedy
5. Democratic National Convention; CIO Policy, statement, 1944
6. Detroit; Labor Slate ‑ 1937 election
7. Detroit; War Production, 1942‑45
8. Detroit Housing Commission, 1943
9. Detroit Labor Displacement Conference, 4 Sep 1941
10. Detroit Riot, 1943
11. Draft Board Case; Joseph Konowitz c. 1941
12. Dupont Family; Economic Power, 1941‑42
13‑14. Education Dept., 1938‑44
15. "Education of the Common Man," Wendell Lund Speech, 1943
16. Engineers, organizing, 1943‑44
17. Erco Organizing (Riverdale, Maryland), n.d.
18. Equal Rights Amendment, 1944‑46
19-22. Executive Board, International; Minutes, 1936‑41
1‑2. Executive Board, International; Minutes, 1936-41
Box 7
1-2. Executive Board, International; Finances and Financial Reports, 1937‑45
3. ; Correspondence & misc., 1938‑43
4. ; Competitive Shops WPR Report,May 1938
5. ; Committee on Reorganization & Finance Report, 12 Dec 1938
6. ; Statements (Draft) c. 1939
7. ; Resolutions, 1930's & 1940's
8. ; Constitutional Committee Report, c. 1941
9. ; Regional Reports, July 1941
10. ; Policy Statements and Programs, 1942‑43
11-13. ; 1941‑1946
14. ; Edward Levinson meeting notes, 1943‑45
15. ; War Labor Board, 1944‑1945
16. Factionalism; 1937‑40
17. ; Clippings, 1938‑39
18. ; Leaflets, 1938‑40
19. ; Local Union Resolutions, 1938
20. ; F.E. Pieper Statements, 1938
21. Factionalism ; Blacks in UAW, 1944‑46
22-23. Factionalism and Communism, 1940‑46
Box 8
1‑2. Factionalism and Communism, 1940‑46
3. FE - International Harvester, Richmond, Indiana, 1941
4. Fight for Freedom, Inc., Labor Division, 1941
5. Financial; Misc. 1938‑39
6. Ford Dept.; Leonard, Richard T., 1941‑46
7. Ford Motor Company; Organizing Drive, 1937‑41
8. ; Local 600 Negotiated Rates, 1941
9. Great Britain; Labor, 1942‑45
10. Greater Detroit and Wayne County Industrial Union Council; Resolutions, 1941
11. Highlander Folk School, Monteagle, Tenn; Publications, 1938
12. Housing ‑ Detroit; Blacks, c. 1942‑44
13. ; "Defense City," 1941‑45
14. ; Post‑War Planning, 1943‑44
Box 9
1. Housing.; Reference Material, 1938‑44
2. Housing Department (UAW), 1942‑45
3‑5. Incentive Pay; 1942‑44
6. International Labor Meeting, 1941
7. Inter‑Racial Committee; "The Cadillac Charter," 1943
8. Janeway, Eliot, 1943
9. Labor Laws, 1930s
10. Labor‑Management Production Committees (WW II)
11. Labor's Non‑Partisan League, 1939‑41
12. Labor's Non‑Partisan Lea ue of Wayne County Elections, 1941
13. Legal Dept. (UAW) 1945‑46
14. Lewis, John L. , 1940‑43
15. Local 3 (Dodge), 1938‑45
16. Local 7 (Chrysler); Proposed Bylaws, organizing, n.d.
17. Local 46, c. 1939
18. Local 50 ‑ General Council Election, 194?
19. Local 51 (Plymouth), 1940‑41
20. Local 142 (Graham‑Paige Motor Corp.); Negotiations, 1937‑38
21. Local 155; Resolutions, 1945
22. Local 156; Homer Martin Slate, c. 1938
23. Local 174 (West Side Local), 1941‑43
1. Local 190 (Packard), 1939‑45
2. Local 205, c. 1938
3. Local 212 (Briggs Mfg. Co.), 1936-46
4. Local 230, 1940
5. Local 248 (Allis‑Chalmers), 1941, n.d.
6. Local 263, 1939
7. Local 365 (Brewster Aeronautical Co.), 1939‑41
8. Local 463, 1939
9. Local 506, 1938
10. Local 511, 1939
11‑13. Local 856, Akron; Schanck & Blackburn Ballot Box Case, 1944‑45
14‑18. Local Unions; Correspondence, 1938‑46
19. Local Unions; Delinquent, c. 1937
20. Local Unions; Executive Board Lists, n.d.
21‑22. Martin, Homer, 1937‑41
23. Mechanics Educational Society of America (MESA), 1936
24. Medical Aid to Russia Preparatory Organization, 1941
25. Medical Committee (UAW), 1939‑40
26. Mennonite and Brethren in Christ Churches, n.d.
27. Michigan Labor Comm. Against Peacetime Conscription, 1945‑46
28. Michigan National Defense Program; Contracts, 1940‑41
29. Michigan Unemployment Compensation Commission, 1941
30. Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, 1946
Box 11
1. Mine Workers, United, 1937‑41
2. Moody, Blair; "Vic & Wal" letter, 1941
3. Muncie Auto Workers' News, 1939
4. Murphy, Frank, Mayor; Radio Address, 7 Nov 1932
5. Name Lists; UAW & other
6. National Assn. of Manufacturers, 1936
7. National Labor Relations Act; Hillman Statement, 26 Jul 1939
8. National Labor Relations Board; 1939‑45
9. Negotiations Material, 1944 & n.d.
10-15. No‑Strike Pledge; 1944‑45
16. ; Partial Report of UAW‑CIO Referendum Committee, 1945
17. North American Aviation, 1941‑45
18. Notes; WPR
19. Organizational Charts; UAW Joint Board & CIO Industrial Council, n.d.
20. Organizers - Lists, 1938 & n.d.
21. Payroll, 1938‑44
Box 12
1. Penley Case Committee; Conscientious Objector, 1944
2. Polish Workers, 1940
3‑8. Postwar Planning, 1941‑45
9‑16. Press Releases; WPR, 1937‑46
Box 13
1. Publications; Miscellaneous (non‑UAW)
2‑3. Public and Publications Dept., 1939‑45
4. Rationing ‑ Australia, 1943
5‑13. Region 1, Appeal Committee, 1944‑46
14. Region 1A; Receipt Forms, 1939
15. Region 2; 1939
16‑17. Region 5‑A, 1938‑39
18‑19. Region 6, 1944
20. Region 7 (Canada), 1945
21. Region 8, 1945
22. Regional Boundaries, 193?
23. Regional Financial Forms
Box 14
1. Republican Party & Labor, 1944
2. Research Department, 1939‑40
3. Reuther, Roy; Army and War Production Bd., 1942‑43
4. Reuther, Walter P.; Draft Deferment, 1941
5-6. Roosevelt, Eleanor; Correspondence, 1942‑44
7. Roosevelt, Franklin D. ‑ Brewster Aeronautical Corp., 1944
8. Scientific Capitalism; Barradas League 1930's
9. Single Tax, 1945
10. Skilled Trades, 1937‑45
11. Smith, Gerald L.K., 1943
12. Socialism, 1939‑43
13-15. Staff Allocations, 1944‑45
16. Steelworkers of America, United; Clippings, 1939‑42
17. Strikes, Maintenance Workers; Clippings, 5 Oct 1944
18. Taxation and War, 1942
19. Thomas, Norman, 1932‑38
20-26. Thomas, R.J., 1939‑45
1. Thomas, R.J., "Quarterly Reports," 1943‑46
2. Time‑Study Clauses in UAW‑CIO Agreements, n,d,
3. Truman, Pres. Harry S., 1945
4. Union for Democratic Action, 1941‑44
5. United Automobile Worker Finances, 1944‑45
6. UAW: Clippings, 1941‑45
7. UAW; History ‑ Edward Levinson, 1943
8. Wallace, Henry A., 1942‑45
9-17. War Policy Division; Circulars, etc., 1942‑45
18. ; Newsletters, 1942‑43
19. ; Policy manual, 1944‑45
20. ; Reports, 1943‑45
Box 16
1‑6. War Policy Division; Reuther, Victor, 1942‑46
7‑10. Veterans and Servicemen, 1941‑46
11. ; Women's Bureau, 1944‑46
12. Washington Office, 1940's
13‑14. Willow Run Plant; Locals 50, 142,1942‑45
Box 17
1‑4. Willow Run Plant; Locals 50, 142, 1942‑45
5. Women's Auxiliaries (UAW), 1938‑40
6. Workers Defense League, 1942
7‑8. WPA Welfare Department (UAW), 1938‑40
9‑12. World Way II; Labor clippings, 1941‑46
13. ; Collective security, n.d.
14. ; War bonds, 1943
Subseries B: General Motors Department, 1936‑46, Boxes 17‑28
15‑18. Activities & Expense Reports, 1939‑41
19. Addes, George; Correspondence, 1941‑46
Box 18
1‑2. Agreements, 1937‑41
3. Agreements; Cafeteria workers, 1941
4‑5. ;Local Unions, 1937‑41
6‑7. ; Recommendations, 1937‑38
8. ;Agreements, tentative, 1941
9‑10. Apprenticeship; 1939‑41
11. Black Employment Survey, 1941
12. Cleveland Diesel Engine Div.; Profits, 1940's
13. Clippings, 1938‑43
14. ; Daily Worker, 1941
15‑17. Conferences;1937‑45
18. ; Fisher Body, 1938
19. ; Tool & Die, 1938
Box 19
1‑2. Conferences; Wage Conference, 1940
3‑7. Data, 1940
8. Councils; International GM Council, 1940
9. ; National GM Council, 1941‑43
10. Defense Employment, 1941‑42
11. Detroit Council for Industrial Peace, c. 1939‑40
12. Detroit Sub Council, n.d.
13. Employment Survey, 1941
14. Engineering and Experimental Workers, 1939‑40
15. Flint Locals ‑ War Mobilization Committee, 1940'
16‑20. Flint Sit‑down Strike, 1936‑37
20-Box
1. GM Facts, 1945
2. GM Press Conferences, 1942
3. Grievances Pending, 27 Feb 1940
4. "History of GM Department of the UAWA‑CIO"
5‑9. Intl. Representatives; Activities Reports; A‑Z, 1939‑40
10. ; Letters, 1939
11-15. ; Organizing Reports, A‑Z, 1939‑40
16. Int'l Rep. Rudy J. Ilic, 1943‑45
Box 21
1‑5. Letters to GM Locals & Plants, 1938‑45
6‑9. Letters to GM Locals & Press Releases, 1945‑46
Box 22
1. Local 15, 1939
2. Local 45, 1939
3. Local 93, 1939‑410
4. Locals 110 and 626, 1939‑40
5. Local 163 (Detroit Diesel), 1945
6. Local 174, 1939‑1945
7. Local 174 (Cadillac Division, Detroit), 1943
8. Local 174 (Ternstedt Div., Detroit), 1941
9. Local 182 (Fisher Body, Lansing), 1938
10-11. Local 216 (GM Assembly, Southgate, CA), 1939‑43
12. Local 226 (Allison, Indianapolis), 1941‑42
13. Local 235 (Chevrolet, Hamtramck), 1939‑41
14.Local 262, 1939‑40
15.Local 455 (Saginaw Products Corp. Unit), 1945
16. Local 581 (Fisher #1, Flint), 1940‑41
17. Local 594 Yellow Truck & Coach, Pontiac), c. 1942
18. Local 595, 1939‑41
19. Local 596 (Fisher Body, Pontiac), c. 1942
20. Local 599 (Buick, Flint), 1941‑45
21. Local 615, 1939
22. Local 651 AC Spark Plug Division, Flint), 1941‑43
23. Local 652 (Olds, Lansing), 1941‑43
24. Local 653 (Pontiac Motor, Pontiac), 1942‑45
25. Local 659, 1939‑43
26. Local 662 (Delco Remy, Anderson, IN), 1942
27. Locals 662 & 663, c. 1939
28. Local 663 (Guide Lamp, Anderson, IN), 1940
29. Local 664 (Chevrolet, Tarrytown), 1939
30. Local 686, 1940
31. Local 774 (Chevrolet, Buffalo), 1941
32. Local 933 (Allison, Indianapolis), 1941‑42
33. Locals, GM. Directory, n.d.
34. Michigan Labor Mediation Board, 1939‑41
35. Miscellaneous, 1939‑41
Box 23
1. NLRB Cases, 1941‑45
2. NLRB Elections; R. J. Thomas Address, 6 Apr 1940
3‑7. Negotiations ‑ GM; 1941‑43
8‑10. Negotiations & Strike ‑ GM; 1945‑46
11‑12. ; City‑Wide Strike Committee, 1945‑46
13‑14. ; Clippings, 1945‑46
Box 24
1. Negotiations & Strike ‑ GM; Clippings, 1945‑46
2. National Citizens Committee, 1945‑46
3‑7. Public Correspondence, 1945‑46
8. WPR Speeches & Notes
9. Notes; WPR, 1940s
10. Organizing; Informational Material, 1936‑44
11. Per Capita Tax, 1939‑41
12. Plant Equipment, n.d.
13. Pontiac Local; Report, n.d.
14. Power House Workers Meetings ‑ Minutes, 1939‑40
15‑1.6. Press Releases, Oct 1945
17. Production Rates ‑ Chevrolet, 1940
1. Publicity, 1939‑40
2. "Rank and File," 1940 & n.d.
3. Region 1; Leo Lamotte & Richard Frankensteen, 1938‑41
4. Region 1A; Richard T. Leonard, 1939‑42
5. Region 1B; William McAulay, 1939‑40
6. ; Int'l Reps., Roy Reuther & R.J. McLean, 1939‑40
7. ; Int'l Rep., Carl Zwicker, 1940
8‑9. Region 1C; Arthur L. Case, Director, 1939‑40
10. ; lnt'l Reps., John McGill, Wm. Bowman, Norman Smith, 1939‑40
11. Region 1D; Reuben Peters, Director, 1939‑40
12. ; Int'l Rep., Fane T. Rogers, Melvin Bishop, 1939‑40
13. Region 2; Richard Reisinger, 1940
14. Region 2A; Paul E. Miley, Director, 1939‑40
15. ; Int'l Rep., John Eldon, 1940
16. Region 3; LeRoy Roberts, Director, 1939‑40
17. ; Int'l Reps., Robt. Travis, Leslie Tower, Ben Blackwood,
Clarence Lvons Riley Males, 1939‑40
18. Region 4; Wm. Cody, Director, 1939‑40
19. ; George Nordstrom, Director, 1940
20. ; Int'l Reps., Frank Sahorske, Ed Hall, Robert Travis, 1940
21‑22. Region 5; Delmond Garst, Director, 1939‑40
23. ; Int'l Reps., Lawrence Wynn, John Livingston, W. R. McDonald,
1939‑40
24. Region 6; L. H. Michener, Director, 1939‑40
25. Region 7 (Canada); George Burt, Director, 1939‑40
26. ; Robert S. Stacey, 1939‑40
27. Region 8; H. Lawrence Smith, Director, 1939‑40
28. ; Int'l Reps., John Livingston, Carl Copeland, 1940
29. ; E. J. Moran, Director, 1945
Box 26
1. Eastern Region; Allan S. Haywood, Director, 1939‑40
2. ; Peter Mosele, Asst. Director, 1939
3. ; George H. Rose, Int'l Rep., 1939‑40
4-5. ; C. C. Smith, Int'l Rep., 1939‑40
6. ; Loren Houser, Gene Sorenson, John Foy, Int'l Reps.,
1939‑40
7-10. Regional Directors; Form Letters, 1939‑40
11. Skilled Trades, 1939‑44
12‑13. ; Negotiations Materials, 1941‑42
14. Staff Assignments, 1942‑45
15. Tool & Die Strike; Leaflets, 1939
16‑17. ; Negotiations & Settlements, 1939
18. ;Planning, 1939
19. ; Press Releases, 1939
20. ; Strike Bulletins, 1939
Box 27
1. Umpire Decisions, 1938‑45
2. Unemployment; Steel Shortage, 1942
3‑4. United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America, 1943‑46
5‑6. U.S. Defense Mediation Board, 1941‑42
7‑9. U.S. War Labor Board; 1942‑44
10. ; Contract Interpretations, 1942‑43
11. ; Directive Orders, 1943
12. U.S. War Labor Board; Maintenance of Membership Clause, 1942‑43
13‑14. ; Merit Spread, 1942‑43
15. ; Skilled Trades, 1944
16. ; Smoking, 1945
Box 28
1. War Labor Board; Supplementary Directive Orders, 1942‑43
2‑3. ; Wage Approvals, 1943
4‑6. ; Women's Wage Rates, 1943‑44
7. War Production, GM, 1942‑44
8. Wage Rates; Body, n.d.
9. ; Chevrolet Division, 1940
10. ; Crankshaft, n.d.
11. ; Delco Products Corp. 1941
12. ; Engineering & Experimental Workers, 1937‑40
13. ; Fisher Body, 1940
14. ; Forging & Bumpers, 1939
15. ; Foundry, 1947‑38
16. ; Motor Car Divisions, 1940
17. ; Parts Mfg. Plants and others, 1940
18. ; Power House, 1939 & n.d. (see also Wage Rates; Tool & Die)
19. ; Precision Spring Corp., 1939
20. ; Screw, 1937‑39, n.d.
21. ; Stamping Plants, Detroit, c. 1939
22-23. ; Tool & Die, 1936‑1940
24. ; Wheel, 1937‑1939
Subseries C: Government War Production Agencies, 1941‑45, Boxes 29‑33
Box 29
1‑2. House of Representatives; Tolan Committee ‑ defense migration, 1941‑42
3. National Recovery Administration; Report on auto employment, 1935
4. Office of Civil Defense; 1943
5. Office of Price Administration, 1943
6‑9. Office of Production Management; 1941‑42
10. ; Joint labor‑industry meeting, 1942
1. Office of Production Management; Management‑Labor Automobile Committee, 21 Jan 1942
2-3. ; National labor Supply Policy Committee, 1941‑42
4-7. ; "Training Within Industry," 1941
8. Office of War Infomation, 1942
9. Office of War Mobilization, Washington, D. C. , Feb. 15, 1944
10‑15. Senate ‑ Mead Comm.; National Defense, 1943‑45
Box 31
1‑2. Senate ‑ Mead Comm.; National Defense, 1943‑45
3. Senate; Truman War Investigating Committee, 1942‑43
4. State Department; Economic Subcommittee, 1942
5. International Post‑War Problems, 1942
6‑7. War Department, 1941‑46
8. ; Correspondence, 1943‑45
9. ; Patterson, Robert P., 1942‑43
10. ; Potens, Arthur, case, 1945
11‑15. War Labor Board, National, 1942‑44
Box 32
1. War Labor Board; Regional, 1942‑45
2. Region XI ‑ Tool & Die Commission, 1943‑45
3‑10. War Manpower Commission,1941‑45
11. ; Management ‑ Labor Policy Committee, 1942‑43
12. ; WPR Program for Increased Production through Full Employment, 16 Jan 1943
Box 33
1‑2. War Production Board, 1942‑44
3‑4. ;Correspondence, 1942‑45
6. ; Eberstadt, Ferdinand, 1941‑44
7-9. ; Labor Production Division, 1941-43
10‑13. ; Lund, Wendell, 1942‑43
14. ; UAW Press Releases, 1942
15. ; War Production Drive, 1942
16. War Production Board‑Regional; Correspondence and Reports, 1942‑45