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Abner, Willoughby* |
14 |
Affirmative action; labor mediation; civil rights; employment discrimination, 1940s-1973 |
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ACLU Oakland County Branch |
5 |
Michigan politics; abortion; school prayer; senior citizen housing in Birmingham, Mich.; housing discrimination; anti-Vietnam War activity; James Lafferty, 1970-84 |
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ACLU of Michigan/Metropolitan Detroit Branch |
23.5 |
Academic freedom; censorship; church and state; civil liberties; police brutality; HUAC; legal assistance to prisoners, 1952-66 |
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Adamcyk, Stephen |
S |
UAW Ford Local 400, 1937-72 |
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Adams, Joseph |
S |
UAW Dodge Local 3, 1939 |
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Adams, Mark Radio Program |
3.5 |
Detroit Employers Assn. Radio Program (WWJ), 1948-49 |
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Adat Shalom [JCA] |
28 |
Adat Shalom Synagogue history; Detroit Jewish community, 1940-75 |
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AFSCME Organizing Department |
5.5 |
Public employee organizing; elections; strikes; P.F. Ciampa; Jerry Wurf, 1967-72 |
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AFSCME President’s Office: Arnold Zander |
57.5 |
AFSCME founding; international labor affairs, 1927-62 |
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AFSCME Program Development Department |
5.5 |
AFSCME women's issues, 1964-77 |
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AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer: Government and Civic Employees Organizing Committee |
20 |
Organizing public sector workers, 1939-68 |
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AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer’s Office |
84.25 |
AFSCME locals and councils, 1964-77 |
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AFT Human Rights and Community Relations Department |
3 |
Racism in education; school segregation; Oceanhill-Brownsville; San Francisco teacher strike; Sandra Feldman; Albert Shanker; David Selden, 1965-75 |
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AFT Local 1700: Archdiocesan Teachers Federation (Chicago) |
3.5 |
Organizing in the Archdiocese of Chicago; Seton strike of 1968, 1962-77 |
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AFT Local 2003: Hawaii Federation of College Teachers |
S |
Organizing, 1970-72 |
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AFT Local 231: Detroit Federation of Teachers |
34 |
School desegregation; freedom of speech; millage campaigns; teacher strikes; community control of schools; 1930s-1970s |
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AFT Local 231: Detroit Federation of Teachers/Wayne University Chapter |
1 |
Wayne State University faculty union, 1941-57 |
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AFT Local 29: Panama Canal |
7.5 |
Panama Canal Zone; teachers, 1918-81 |
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AFT Local 691: Kansas City Federation of Teachers |
39, 7 spbks |
Contract negotiations; strikes; desegregation in Kansas City schools; educational reform; AFT-NEA rivalry, 1942-84 |
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AFT National Defense Fund |
7.75 |
Contract violations; civil liberties, 1937-68 |
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AFT Office of the President |
22 |
Teacher strikes and contract negotiations; school desegregation; Oceanhill-Brownsville; Charles Cogen; David Selden; education legislation; job stress, 1960-74 |
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AFT Secretary-Treasurer's Office |
5.25 |
AFT administration and organizing, 1928-67 |
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AFT State Federations |
8 |
State legislation; collective bargaining; salaries; President's Office material included from national office, 1922-67 |
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AFT/Wisconsin Federation of Teachers Local 3605 (Western Wisconsin Technical Institute) |
5.5 |
Wisconsin Federation of Teachers; collective bargaining and arbitration for Wisconsin college faculty; education in Wisconsin; Wisconsin vocational and adult education, 1972-89 |
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AFT: Massachusetts Federation of Teachers |
12 |
Collective bargaining; strikes; public education in Massachusetts, 1952-80 |
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Alatorre, Richard |
1 |
Farm labor; Teamsters union, 1969-76 |
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Alexander, Gabriel |
4.5 |
National War Labor Board; American Arbitration Association; 1944-76 |
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Alexander, Moses |
.5 |
IWW; Idaho labor unrest, 1917-18 |
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All Unions Committee to Shorten the Work Week |
S |
First National Conference, Detroit, 1978 |
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Allard, John |
5 |
UAW aerospace locals; retirees, 1943-78 |
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Allen, Winfred G., Jr. |
.25 |
Debs, DeLeon, Haywood research materials, 1972-78 |
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All-Peoples Congress |
1 |
Advocacy group literature (civil rights, peace movement, etc.) distributed at meeting in Detroit in 1981 |
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Almblad, Carl |
24 |
Urban renewal, city planning, and economic development in Detroit; historic preservation in Detroit; Detroit Medical Center, 1913-88 |
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ALPA Atlanta Field Office |
55 |
Airline mergers; air traffic controllers strike; skyjacking, 1949-85 |
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ALPA Engineering and Air Safety Department |
136 |
Air safety; air traffic controllers; aircraft engineering; airplane crashes; FAA; strikes; SST; Ted Linnert; Carl Eck, 1955-70 |
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ALPA Governmental Affairs Office |
3.5 |
Air carrier safety; airport security; hijacking; pilots' benefits, 1971-72 |
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ALPA Kansas City Field Office |
42 |
Mergers; strikes; safety, 1940-71 |
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ALPA President’s Department* |
6 |
Airline mergers; strikes, airport security, 1965-75 |
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ALPA Region 5 |
5 |
California, Alaska and Hawaii; air safety, 1962-74 |
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Alpern, Harriet Cooper |
6 |
Women’s movement and mass media, 1964-83 |
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America & Midwestern States Joint Board |
1 |
Tailors, cleaners, dyers and laundry workers, 1909-68 |
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Amann, Peter H. |
6.5 |
Black Legion research materials, 1929-80 |
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American Association of University Women of Michigan |
33, 1 spbk |
Abortion; child care; education; parochiaid; pay equity; sexism in education; women’s and educational issues advocacy, 1903-91 |
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Amrhein, George |
S |
UAW organizing in Chevrolet plant, Norwood, Ohio, 1939-54 |
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Anderson, Alfred and Rose |
4 |
IWW in Chicago area and U.S., 1905-36 |
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Andras, Ted |
.5 |
UAW; broadcasting; radio station WDET-FM, 1947-56 |
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Ashbaugh, Carolyn |
S |
UFW-related, 1979 |
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Ashleigh, Charles |
S |
IWW; Communism in U.S. and abroad, 1910-1920s |
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Association for Union Democracy |
20 |
Union democracy; painters’, steelworkers' and seamen's unions, 1937-82 |
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Association of Flight Attendants: Dallas |
3.5 |
Contract negotiations; union finances, 1952-80 |
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Austin, Henry W. |
.25 |
United Steelworkers of America locals, 1951-79 |
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Bailey, J. Edward III |
.5 |
Detroit African-American photojournalist, 1950s-1980s |
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Baldinger, Wilbur and Mary Alice |
25 |
Newspaper Guild; civil liberties; radical right, 1929-76 |
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Ball, Don |
S |
UAW Public Review Board, 1961 |
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Barbash, Jack |
122 |
Bureau of Labor Statistics; civil rights; CIO; National Labor Relations Board; radical organizations; Socialist Party of America; social security; UAW; US Department of Labor; United Mine Workers; Wage Stabilization Board; War Production Board; WPA, 1930s-1980s |
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Bartell, Henry W. |
S |
UAW Local 3 (Dodge Main), 1935-39 |
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Basso, Joseph |
6.5 |
Wayne County AFL-CIO; Frank and George Murphy; IBEW, 1927-68 |
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Baur, Estar |
S |
Anti-Communist legislation in Michigan, 1950s |
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Beasley, Olive R. |
1.5 |
Michigan FEPC; AFSCME, 1948-73 |
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Beckman, Charles |
5 |
Early UAW strikes; women; civil rights, 1933-62 |
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Bellant, Russ |
.5 |
Anti-draft, 1970-81 |
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Bernstein, Julius |
29 |
Printed material related to race relations, education, labor unions, Jewish issues and socialism, 1916-77 |
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Bernstein, Meyer* |
.5 |
United Steelworkers of America elections, 1964-69 |
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Bernstein, Thelma |
.5 |
AFSCME Local 1640; social service workers, 1966-69 |
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Berthelot, Helen W. |
.5 |
CWA; Michigan Democratic Party, 1950s |
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Betts, Glen R. |
.5 |
UAW Local 22; Michigan United Labor County School, 1962-75 |
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Betts, William W. |
2.5 |
ALPA, 1944-71 |
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Biagi, Charles |
.25 |
Civil rights issues in New Jersey, 1960-76 |
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Binkowski, Don |
S |
Polish-Americans; UAW Local 51, 1976 |
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Bishop, Dorothy Hubbard* |
1 |
WPA; workers' education; Flint sit-down, 1929-68 |
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Bishop, Merlin* |
1 |
Flint sit-down; Kelsey-Hayes; workers' education, 1936-37 |
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Blaich, John |
.5 |
UAW Local 600 (tool and die unit), 1941-47 |
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Bluestone, Irving: Saturn Corporation |
.75 |
Saturn Corporation; General Motors; UAW Local 1853 (Spring Hill, tenn.); Co-management/team production labor relations model; Michael Bennett, 1985-95 |
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Boggs, James and Grace Lee |
21 |
Malcolm X; NOAR; cybernation; black power; community development in Detroit and Michigan; crime; environmental protection; radicalism; Michigan Committee for Organizing the Unemployed; Native Americans; China; racism; religion, 1950-93 |
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Booker, Eula |
.5 |
African-American vice-president of UAW Local 630, 1950-79 |
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Booth, Philip |
.5 |
Hunger March of 1932; ACLU; United Federal Workers Association Local 10, 1922-45 |
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Bordner, Robert |
S |
Founding of The Newspaper Guild, 1933-58 |
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Boys Republic |
6.75 |
Juvenile delinquency; Detroit social service agencies; institutional care of children; Homer T. Lane, 1890-1983 |
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Brewer, George and Grace* |
2 |
Eugene Debs; socialism in Kansas, 1905-68 |
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Bricklayers and Masons International Union of America |
.25 |
Executive Board materials, 1889-92 |
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British Columbia Teachers' Federation |
S |
Teaching labor history in Canada, 1976-77 |
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Brizio, E. J. |
S |
Coughlin, Father Charles, 1926-46 |
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Brooks, Charles |
2 |
UAW Local 444, Chrysler, Canada, 1948-77 |
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Brookwood Labor College: Mark and Helen Norton Starr |
25 |
Communism; International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union; labor songs; trade unions in Great Britain, Japan, and Tanganyika; political action; workers' education, 1917-72 |
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes |
4 |
Railroad workers; BMWE Ladies’ Auxiliary, 1899-1988 |
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Brown, Ivan* |
15 |
UAW Local 952; apprenticeship; UAW Region 1D, 1941-69 |
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Brown, Louise (Sally) Langdon |
.5 |
Early childhood education; Detroit Public Schools; Schoolcraft Gardens Cooperative; Merrill-Palmer Institute, 1960s |
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Brown, Raphael and Olga |
S |
United Textile Workers organizers, 1933-35 |
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Bueno, Floyd |
2 |
UAW Locals 333 and 1364 (GM locals in Oakland, Calif.), 1937-87 |
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Burati, Valery |
4.5 |
American economic policies; post-World War II Japan, Asia, and Africa, 1932-76 |
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Burt, George |
1.5 |
Director of UAW Canadian Region; Canadian Congress of Labor, 1940-53 |
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Cable, Chester |
1.5 |
ACLU of Michigan/Metropolitan Detroit Branch, 1965-83 |
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Cahn, William |
2 |
ILGWU; UE; racial discrimination in employment, 1940s-1970s |
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Calvert, Mellie and Herbert S. |
.5 |
IWW; industrial labor colony in Siberia, 1920s |
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Campbell, Clarice T. |
1 |
Correspondence with historian, Arthur W. Calhoun; social history of the American family; the South, 1962-79 |
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Canterbury, Tom and Janet |
.25 |
Civil rights; SNCC (Lowndes County, Ala.), 1963-66 |
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Cappon, Lester |
.5 |
Alabama coal and iron industry; strikes, 1888-1935 |
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Carey, James B. |
7.5 |
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers; United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America; international labor movement; CIO/AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department, 1936-73 |
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Carlson, Robert E. |
S |
Steel Workers Organizing Committee (Bethlehem Steel Johnstown Plant), 1941-42 |
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Carrick, Louis B. |
S |
Personal history; IWW, 1912-35 |
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Cavanagh, Jerome P. |
331.5 |
Detroit mayor 1962-70; 1967 Detroit riot; Detroit Police Dept.; federal poverty programs; urban redevelopment programs; housing; Detroit and Michigan politics; New Detroit, Inc.; Detroit race relations, 1960-79 |
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Center for Community Change |
37 |
African Americans; agribusiness; Appalachia; child development; Citizens' Crusade Against Poverty; civil rights; community organizing; Head Start programs; low-income housing; migrant workers; poverty; United Farm Workers; VISTA, 1960-79 |
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Chalmers, W. Ellison* |
.5 |
Early history of the auto unions, 1926-38 |
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Chapman, Gordon W. |
4.5 |
AFSCME Secretary-Treasurer, 1934-67 |
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Cherboneau Place Cooperative |
2 |
Detroit Teachers Housing Corporation; Lafayette Park urban renewal project, 1959-86 |
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Chicago Union Printers Baseball Association |
S |
Union Printers International Baseball League; baseball tournaments, 1970-84 |
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Children’s Hospital of Michigan |
33.5 |
History of Children’s Hospital, 1886-1989 |
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Children's Hospital of Michigan: Director of Laboratories |
12 |
Dr. Wolf Zuelzer, Director and Professor of Pathology at WSU, 1940-80 |
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Chinoy, Ely |
7.5 |
Materials related to the writing of Automobile Workers and the American Dream and Assembly Line, 1936-83 |
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Chrapkiewich, Joseph |
1.5 |
UAW Locals 78 and 174, 1946-62 |
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Christenson, Edith L.* |
6 |
Women; cooperatives and adult education, 1909-74 |
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CIO Executive Board Minutes |
18 mf reels |
University Publications of America edition, 1935-55 |
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CIO Executive Board Minutes and Proceedings |
6 mf reels |
1938-55 |
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CIO Housing Committee: Leo Goodman |
5.5 |
Housing; atomic energy; Congress; foreign affairs, 1940-56 |
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CIO Political Action Committee (PAC) |
17 |
Civil rights; Democratic Party politics; elections; labor legislation; national health care legislation; Taft-Hartley Act, 1943-1960s |
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CIO Secretary-Treasurer’s Office [Part 3] |
18 |
James Carey’s files; UE; anti-Communism; expulsion of left-led unions from CIO; HUAC, 1936-74 |
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CIO Washington Office |
43.5 |
Walter Reuther presidential files; international labor; legislation; politics, 1950-56 |
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Citizens for a United Detroit |
.25 |
Detroit open housing, 1964 |
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Civil Rights Congress of Michigan* |
49.5 |
Discrimination; fascism; Congressional committees, 1933-63 |
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Clark, Charles J. |
S |
UAW Local 12 (Dana Corporation-Toledo), 1963-76 |
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Coalition of Black Trade Unionists |
S |
Speeches by William Gray III, Andrew Young, and William Lucy at 8th Annual CBTU Convention, 1979 |
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Coalition of Labor Union Women |
43 |
Working women; affirmative action; women’s rights; pay equity; ERA; sexual harassment; 1975 International Women’s Year, 1972-94 |
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Coalition of Labor Union Women- Seattle Chapter |
.5 |
CLUW factions; Coalition for Protective Legislation, 1975-76 |
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Coalition of Labor Union Women-San Francisco Chapter |
3 |
Working women; politics; job discrimination, 1974-87 |
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Cohen, Oscar |
.5 |
Detroit Coordinating Council on Human Relations, 1946-49 |
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Cohen, Ronald |
S |
Gary, Indiana Teachers Union, 1948-60 |
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Cohl, Sanford |
.5 |
1940 split of Socialist Workers Party |
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Cole, John |
S |
UAW contract with Ford Motor Company, 1942 |
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Collier, John and Phyllis* |
3 |
Personal correspondence; diaries; Charles Garland; literary works, 1887-1975 |
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Collins, Virgil |
.5 |
UAW Local 216; GM strike, 1945-46 |
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Columbia Typographical Union No. 101 |
19 |
U.S. Government Printing Office; Washington, D.C. Publishers Association; newspapers in Washington, D.C.; labor activities, 1815-1971 |
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Committee for National Health Insurance |
80 |
European and Canadian health services; U.S. health care; socialized medicine; UAW; Michigan Senator Philip Hart, 1961-88 |
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Commonwealth College |
S |
"The Commonwealth College Strike Story," 1932 |
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Communications Workers of America District 4 |
99 |
National Federation of Telephone Workers; 1947 telephone workers strike; women workers; COPE; Michigan Bell Telephone; Ohio Bell Telephone; collective bargaining; labor arbitration cases; organizing; affirmative action; Walter Schaar; Herman Shelton, 1934-79 |
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Concerned Unionists |
.25 |
UAW left dissidents, 1968-71 |
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Conlin, Joseph P. |
S |
IWW-related, 1965-79 |
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Cook, Alexander |
S |
Minute book of UAW Federal Labor Union No. 18331 (Flint, Mich.), 1933-34 |
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Cook, Stanley |
S |
UAW Local 179 Secretary-Treasurer, 1975 |
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Cook, William |
S |
Wayne County AFL-CIO, 1957 |
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Cope, Elmer (Ohio Historical Society) |
5 |
Labor education; political action; U.S. role in international trade organizations, 1945-64 |
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Corder, Minnie F. |
.5 |
IWW; garment industry, 1971 |
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Cormier, Frank and William Eaton |
3.75 |
Walter Reuther biographical material |
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Court, Andrew |
4 |
American Automobile Manufacturers Association; GM economist, 1940-66 |
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Cowen, Richard W. and Constance |
S |
Garland Fund; philanthropy and reform, 1975 |
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Craft, John |
1 |
UAW Local 212; factionalism; labor education, 1945-77 |
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Crosby, Alexander |
.25 |
Newspaper Guild Local 3; labor press, 1941-42 |
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Crowe, James D. |
S |
UAW Local 157; tool and die organizing, 1937-38 |
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Cushman, Edward L. [Parts 1-3] |
24.5 |
American Motors Corporation, including 1961 profit-sharing contract with the UAW; labor arbitration; unemployment compensation; Boy Scouts of America; civil rights; education; National Council of Churches, 1943-69 |
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D'Agostino, John* |
4 |
UAW Retired Workers' Advisory Council; UAW Recreation Department, 1950-81 |
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Daniel, Franz E.* |
7.5 |
Amalgamated Clothing Workers; CIO; TWUA, 1890-1976 |
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Davis, William C. |
6.5 |
ALPA-related, 1931-72 |
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DeCaux, Len and Caroline |
8 |
CIO; anti-Communism; Labor’s Non-Partisan League; CIO-PAC, 1925-70 |
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Democratic Socialists of America |
2.75 |
Poletown; City of Detroit Task Force on Room and Board Homes, 1972-83 |
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Detroit Allied Printing Trades Council |
.5 |
Kingsport Press strike; Detroit Board of Education boycott (1960s), 1927-77 |
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Detroit Association of Educational Office Employees |
4 |
Secretaries' union, 1942-84 |
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Detroit Coalition to End the War Now! |
1.5 |
Anti-Vietnam War, 1970-73 |
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Detroit Commission on Community Relations/Human Rights Department [Part 3] |
96 |
Affirmative action; African Americans in Detroit; education; 1967 Detroit riot; consumer protection; community organizations; social statistics; employment, housing and health care discrimination; Mexican Americans in Detroit; police-community relations; poverty and welfare; urban renewal, 1940-84 |
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Detroit Committee to End the War in Vietnam |
1 |
Detroit anti-war activities, 1965-69 |
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Detroit Economic Development Corporation |
6 |
Land purchases; bond sales; tenant negotiations, 1970-72 |
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Detroit Federation of Community Councils |
1.5 |
Detroit neighborhood councils; ethnic and women’s groups, 1938-64 |
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Detroit Feminist Women’s Health Center |
10 |
Women’s health issues; abortion; birth control; feminism; lesbians, 1961-80 |
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Detroit Jewish Newspaper [JCA] |
23 mf reels |
The Jewish American [1901-1911], official organ of Congregation Temple Beth El, and The Jewish Chronicle [1916-1951], forerunner of The Detroit Jewish News |
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Detroit Public Schools Community Relations Division |
8.75 |
Detroit school desegregation, 1943-77 |
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Detroit Revolutionary Movements |
8 |
DRUM; ELRUM; League of Revolutionary Black Workers; black power; plant safety; Motor City Labor League; CLP, 1968-76 |
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Detroit Schools Decentralization Study Comm. |
3.5 |
Community control of Detroit Public Schools, 1969-78 |
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Detroit Strategic Plan |
1 |
Strategic planning in Detroit, 1988-89 |
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Detroit Typographical Union No. 18 |
42 |
ITU; newspaper industry; strikes; technological unemployment; Detroit Mailers Union; Lansing Typographical Union, 1897-1987 |
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Developing Urban Detroit Area Research Project (Doxiadis) |
40 |
Detroit urban renewal; 1910-74 |
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Dillard, Ernest C. and Jessie M. |
7 |
Civil rights; Michigan Democratic Party; Negro-American Labor Council; Socialist Workers Party; Trade Union Leadership Council; UAW-CAP; UAW Local 15, 1936-83 |
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Dillon, John |
S |
UE Locals 475 and 770, 1946-49 |
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Dolgoff, Sam |
1.5 |
IWW, Communist, and socialist pamphlets, 1907-69 |
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Dollinger, Genora and Sol |
5 |
Women's Emergency Brigade in the Flint Sit-Down; Socialist Workers Party; UAW Locals 156, 212, 659; UAW factional disputes; Jack Palmer; Nellie Besson, 1940s-1980s |
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Doree, E. F. |
.75 |
IWW; Chicago trial, political prisoners, 1918-22 |
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Dorosh, Walter |
2.5 |
UAW Local 600; UAW convention resolutions, 1964-73 |
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Dow, Alex |
1 |
Electric power plant construction in Detroit and Michigan; Edison Illuminating Co.; electrical engineering; Agnes Inglis, 1920-40 |
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Downs, Tom |
.25 |
Grand Valley State College, 1976-79 |
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Drob, Judah |
3 |
Socialist Party; labor education; Communications Workers of America; Detroit race relations, 1936-75 |
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Dufty, William |
S |
Organizing at Ford and aircraft plants, 1940-47 |
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Dunayevskaya, Raya |
8 mf reels |
Marxist-humanism; women’s liberation, 1924-87 |
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Dwyer, John |
5.75 |
Socialist Workers Party; Trotskyism, 1920-87 |
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Eckstein, Enid |
.75 |
UAW dissident groups; African-American autoworkers; UAW Local 51; Michigan Citizens Party, 1969-81 |
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Edelbrock, Ben |
S |
UAW Local 174, 1937-39 |
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Edwards, George, Jr.* |
1.5 |
Wartime correspondence with his wife, Peg, 1944-45 |
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Edwards, Hagbard M. |
S |
IWW; logging industry, 1923-71 |
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Eklund, John |
.5 |
AFT President, 1948-51 |
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Ellman, Erwin B. |
4 |
ACLU Michigan/Detroit, 1969-71 |
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Epstein, Abraham |
.25 |
Workers’ education; European labor, 1922-31 |
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Fair Housing Center |
S |
Housing discrimination in metro Detroit, 1977-78 |
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Falkowski, Edward |
2.5 |
Coal miners; Commonwealth College; Brookwood Labor College; IWW, 1916-39 |
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Falstein, Louis |
.25 |
WPA and Detroit auto plants (semi-autobiographical manuscript), 1930s |
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Fantozy, Sam |
S |
UAW Local 157 charges of undemocratic practices, 1941-58 |
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services |
S |
GM strike, 1939 |
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Fellow, Alvin |
S |
CIO organizing, 1938-46 |
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Fenster, Leo |
6.5 |
UAW Local 45; anti-Communism; Cleveland labor, 1943-77 |
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Fidinger, Everett |
S |
Chrysler Corporation, 1952-70 |
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Field, Morris |
S |
UAW organizing, 1937-63 |
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Fireman, Hyman |
.75 |
Labor theater; Federal Theater Project, 1931-39 |
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Firestone, Bernard |
17 |
ACTWU Chicago & Central States Joint Board; Democratic Party politics; labor mediation; Metro-Detroit AFL-CIO, 1950s-1980s |
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Fishman, Al |
6 |
1968/1972 Democratic conventions; Michigan Democratic Party; New Democratic Coalition of Michigan; anti-Vietnam War movement; Detroit race relations, 1967-74 |
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Flannery, Harry W. |
10 |
Newspaper Guild; American Institute of Free Labor Development; AFL-CIO—UAW split; Latin American labor issues; Bayard Rustin, 1968-72 |
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Flint Labor |
3 |
Flint sit-down; Flint Trolley Coach strikes, 1937-40 |
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Florida Christian Migrant Ministry |
7 |
Latino migrant workers; sugarcane industry; UFW; Florida agriculture; rural poverty; black migrant workers, 1949-75 |
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Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley |
.25 |
Communist Party of the USA; social life and customs in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the 1950s and 1960s; McCarthyism, 1956-64 |
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Focus: HOPE |
18 |
1967 Detroit riot; poverty, race relations and unemployment in Detroit; job training and minority business development; commodity supplemental food program; machine tool industry and skilled machinist training; Lloyd Reuss; Neal Shine; Peter Teeley; Eleanor Josaitis; Father William Cunningham, 1970-90 |
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Folklore Archive |
43 |
Detroit/Michigan ethnic groups; folk medicine; Appalachian whites; rural-urban migration; Pete Seeger; Irwin Silber; urban folklore, 1939-95 |
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Forsen, Clemens |
2.5 |
UAW Local 155; credit unions; Michigan politics; labor education, 1947-64 |
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Fountain, Clayton |
2 |
Union Guy author; Bell Aircraft strike, 1949 |
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Fox, Matthew and Elizabeth Serviss |
S |
IWW, 1918-21 |
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Fries, Henry |
S |
UAW Local 455 (Saginaw), 1938-59 |
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Ganley, Nat* |
.5 |
Michigan Communist Party; UAW; Ganley writings, biographical material and obits, 1930s-1969 |
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Ganley, Nat, and Saul Wellman |
2 |
Communist Party; African Americans; labor and Communism; Smith Act, 1945-53 |
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Ganz, Marshall |
8 |
United Farm Workers; Cesar Chavez; organizing farm workers; agricultural labor relations cases; boycott in Canada; UFW National Executive Board; Jessica Govea; medical programs, 1968-80 |
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Gausmann, William C. |
14.5 |
International labor; socialism; Vietnam War, 1942-77 |
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Gelles, Catherine |
4.5 |
UAW women's auxiliaries, 1937-81 |
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Gentile, Charles |
.5 |
Society of Design Engineers; UAW Local 212, 1934-66 |
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Georgakas, Dan |
3 |
DRUM; black power; Detroit riot of 1967, 1958-80 |
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GI Underground Press |
3.5 |
Anti-Vietnam War movement; servicemen, 1967-71 |
|
Gilmore, Horace W. |
8 |
Equal employment opportunity; juvenile delinquency; Detroit Police Dept.; racism; police relations with African-American community, 1957-69 |
|
Glaberman, Martin and Jessie |
21 |
Radicalism, civil rights and women’s movements; C.L.R. James; labor unions in World War II; Socialist Workers Party, 1939-79 |
|
Gleicher, Morris |
7 |
Detroit politics; race relations in Michigan and Detroit; ACLU; Vietnam War protests; Red Squad; advertising and public relations, 1965-92 |
|
Goldwater, Mrs. S. S. (Clara) |
S |
Teachers Union Auxiliary and Teachers Guild Associations, (New York), 1936-58 |
|
Goode, Bill |
.5 |
FBI files on Walter Reuther and Nat Ganley; ACTU, 1941-47 |
|
Goodman, Ernest |
9.5 |
Civil rights; Black Panthers; Communism, 1952-77 |
|
Goodman, Ralph J. |
S |
UAW Local 484 (Chicago); political action, 1960-81 |
|
Gould, Jean |
S |
Eugene V. Debs; materials relating to Walter Reuther biography, 1907-73 |
|
Gould, William B. IV |
2 |
Stamps v. Detroit Edison class-action racial discrimination lawsuit, 1971-81 |
|
Government Military Investigations - Auto Industry |
S |
Government files on suspected Communists, 1933-40 |
|
Grace Hospital |
12, 1 ledger |
Detroit hospitals; medical education; nursing, 1880-1978 |
|
Gracia, Lawrence |
2.5 |
IWW literature, 1930-40 |
|
Graves, Anna Melissa |
6 |
Victor de la Torre; Peru; South American political and social conditions, 1921-48 |
|
Graves, Goddard |
.5 |
IWW General Executive Board member, 1940-76 |
|
Groehn, Thomas Emil |
S |
Clippings regarding labor relations in Detroit, 1943 |
|
Grosse Pointe Civil Rights Organizations |
3.5 |
Civil rights movement, racial discrimination in the Detroit area, 1963-73 |
|
Guthridge, Robert |
.5 |
UAW Local 1112 (Lordstown GM plant), 1967-78 |
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H |
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Haessler, Carl |
11 |
Federated Press; UAW publications; Walter Reuther; UAW organizing; Vietnam War, 1908-72 |
|
Halbeisen, Robert |
4 |
United Public Workers; AFSCME; Homer Bros. Woolen Mills strike; Michigan civil service; cooperative housing, 1937-59 |
|
Halbert, Cecil W. |
S |
Walter Reuther letter, 1930s |
|
Hardy, William |
S |
Victor Reuther speech, 1937 |
|
Harper Hospital |
15.5 |
Nursing education; WW I hospital train; health care and medical facilities in Michigan; military nursing, 1857-1989 |
|
Harris, Richard E. |
S |
Tribute to Walter Reuther, 1970 |
|
Hawkins, Charles |
13.5 |
ALPA-related, 1956-77 |
|
Heisler, Francis |
3.5 |
Labor relations law; conscientious objectors and draft resisters, 1936-76 |
|
Heller, Philip |
S |
International Solidarity Committee; war aid, 1945-55 |
|
Hendricks, Thomas |
.25 |
Organizing International Harvester (Evansville, Ind.), 1940-49 |
|
Hendrickson, Jack Reynolds |
2.5 |
WTVS Channel 56 (Detroit), 1970-85 |
|
Henkelman, William |
2 |
IWW; Bonus March of 1933; American expedition to Russia in World War I, 1943-80 |
|
Hennessee, Joyce |
5 |
Affirmative action; child care; domestic violence; media and women; women's rights; President's Commission on the Status of Women, 1970s-1980s |
|
Henney, Westray "Weck" |
1 |
UAW Local 6 (International Harvester), 1951-70 |
|
Henrickson, Merle E.* |
2 |
United Public Workers of America; Detroit politics; Michigan CIO; black militancy in Detroit, 1945-73 |
|
Hering, Paul |
S |
IWW credentials and membership cards, 1912-69 |
|
Herling, John |
52 |
AFL-CIO; Dave Beck; Jimmy Hoffa; Teamsters; international labor activities; Socialist Party; UAW history; United Steelworkers; United Mine Workers; labor unions and Communism; Norman Thomas; Robert Kennedy, 1930s-1970s |
|
Herling, Mary Fox |
4.5 |
John Herling; cooperative housing; League for Industrial Democracy; Socialist Party; Norman Thomas, 1914-80 |
|
Herreshoff, David |
S |
New Left politics, 1959-71 |
|
Hill, Joe |
.5 |
Stay of execution appeals, 1915-16 |
|
Hirchak, John S. |
S |
Personal work history; 1917-25 |
|
Hiscox, Harley B. |
4 |
AFT organizing in California, Colorado and Texas, 1968-84 |
|
Hodges, Robert G. |
S |
Michigan Constitutional Convention of 1962 |
|
Hoffman, Claude E.* |
S |
UAW Local 146 (Anderson, Ind.), 1934-52 |
|
Hoffman, S. L. |
S |
U.S. government labor-related committees, 1942-70 |
|
Hoke-Miller, Floyd |
1 |
UAW Local 659 (Flint, Mich.); IWW, 1939-77 |
|
Holleran, Susan |
3.5 |
Labor journalist; AFSCME; pay equity; workers' health and safety; sexual harassment; NOW; CLUW; SEIU, 1979-88 |
|
Hood, Raymond |
27 |
Michigan politics and government; health legislation; labor legislation, 1961-82 |
|
Hrabar, Olga |
3 |
UAW women's auxiliaries; environmental concerns; Detroit community activities, 1941-85 |
|
Hughes, Arthur* |
25.5 |
UAW Local 140; Chrysler negotiations; dissident labor groups, 1936-78 |
|
Hutzel Hospital |
8, 1 ledger |
Detroit women’s health care; social services; Valley Farm Home, 1868-1985 |
|
Hyans, Curt |
S |
Organizing California migrant workers, 1907-57 |
|
Hyde, Charles K., Michigan Documentation |
.75 |
Historical surveys of Detroit engineering projects and industrial structures, including Dodge Main, Chrysler Jefferson Avenue, UAW Local 7 Hall, Davison Freeway, and Willow Run Expressway Bridges, 1980-97 |
|
I |
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|
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Illinois Labor History Society |
S |
UAW President Homer Martin; union factionalism, 1938-84 |
|
Ingar, Marie and David |
S |
IWW; eulogy of David Ingar, 1972 |
|
International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit |
25 |
Immigrants in Detroit; war brides; World War II refugees; ethnic art and folklore, 1919-81 |
|
International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit: Old World Market |
2.5 |
Immigrants in Detroit; folk handicrafts; ethnic cuisine, 1945-79 |
|
International Longshoremen’s & Warehousemen’s Union |
2 |
Jimmy Hoffa; Teamsters, 1957-82 |
|
International Printing Pressmen Local 2 |
17.5 |
Printing trades negotiations in Detroit, 1899-1961 |
|
Iron Molders Union, New York |
.25 |
Union affairs, 1860-94 |
|
Israel, Joan |
4.5 |
NOW, women’s movement and child care in Detroit, 1966-77 |
|
IWW* |
11 |
Anti-Vietnam War movement; GEB 1960s-1970s; conventions 1970s; Junior Wobblies; Houston Branch; Frank Cedervall; Fred Thompson; foreign administrations; poems, cartoons, songs, 1950s-1970s |
|
IWW-Detroit/Ann Arbor Branch |
2 |
Organizing; boycotts, 1973-82 |
|
IWW-Minneapolis Branch |
2.5 |
Radical pamphlets; union affairs, 1905-71 |
|
IWW-San Francisco Bay Area Branch |
3 |
Radical publications; union activities, 1922-81 |
|
J |
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|
Jablonower, Joseph* |
3.75 |
AFT; Communists in teachers' unions; New York school system, 1912-66 |
|
Jeffrey, Mildred |
63 |
UAW; women labor leaders; women autoworkers; feminism; Democratic Party politics; consumer protection, 1930-84 |
|
Jeffrey, Newman |
12 |
UAW; African labor and politics; George Henry Evans, 1820-1990 |
|
Jensen, Richard |
.25 |
Miners for Democracy; United Mine Workers elections and negotiations, 1968-75 |
|
Jewish Association for Retarded Citizens [JCA] |
1.5 |
Residential, vocational and recreational services for developmentally disabled Jewish children and young adults, 1969-94 |
|
Jewish Community Council [JCA] |
337.5 |
Detroit Jewish culture and community; anti-Semitism; housing and employment discrimination; Jewish education; Zionism; Jewish social services, 1937-84 |
|
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit [JCA] |
407.5 |
Jewish health and social service agencies in Detroit; Allied Jewish Campaign/United Jewish Appeal; Jewish immigrants in Detroit and resettlement of Holocaust survivors; social history of Detroit’s Jewish community, 1899-1990 |
|
Jewish Labor Committee* |
22.25 |
Civil rights; Michigan Constitutional Convention; Jewish issues, 1947-73 |
|
Johnston, Edgar |
2.5 |
U.S. and Michigan migratory labor, 1943-66 |
|
Johnston, Robert and Margaret |
S |
Southeast Michigan cooperatives, 1947-59 |
|
Jurkanin, John |
2 |
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Cleveland locals; Hillsboro 15 case; Ohio labor, 1930s-1980s |
|
K |
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Kaiser, Anthony |
8.5 |
Chemical Workers Union Local 11-155; Hamtramck Federation of Teachers; Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, 1946-79 |
|
Kay, Raymond |
3.5 |
UAW Local 227 (DeSoto-Detroit); skilled trades; 1944-60 |
|
Kellman, Samuel |
4 |
Father Charles Coughlin; fascism; racism; 1918-54 |
|
Kelman, Maurice |
6 |
Detroit riot of 1967; Detroit race relations; Ray Girardin; Detroit police; Jerome Cavanagh and Coleman Young mayoral administrations, 1951-97 |
|
Kemsley, William and Ann |
3.5 |
International labor; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions; postwar Germany; Michigan CIO; UAW Washington Office, 1943-61 |
|
Kessler, William, and Associates |
1.5 |
Poletown section of Detroit, 1980-81 |
|
Ketchum, Lyman D. |
S |
Team approach to work, 1971-76 |
|
Kincaid, Charles E. |
S |
AFT Local 420 (St. Louis), 1941-68 |
|
Kingery, Bruce* |
5 |
UAW Local 292 (Delco plant-Kokomo, Ind.); Indiana politics; education, 1946-74 |
|
Klein, David Y. |
2.5 |
Detroit ACLU; civil rights; National Lawyers Guild; labor arbitration, 1960-70 |
|
Kleinman, Dr. Shmarya |
.25 |
Correspondence with Russian socialist, Angelica Balabanoff; Kleinman autobiography, 1944-62 |
|
Kleinman, Rose -- Greater Detroit Fair Housing |
4 |
Housing in Detroit; civil rights, 1958-72 |
|
Koch, Raymond and Charlotte Moskowitz |
3 |
Commonwealth College; labor education; Communism; Southern tenant farmers; Arkansas politics, 1925-82 |
|
Kohlhagen, E. H. |
S |
Personal history; UAW Local 833 (Kohler Co.), 1975 |
|
Kowalski, Joseph |
13.5 |
Michigan legislature, 1958-67 |
|
Krane, Jay B. |
8.5 |
CIO and labor in Europe after World War II; World Federation of Trade Unions; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, 1948-61 |
|
Kraus, Dorothy |
.5 |
UAW women's auxiliaries; anti-Semitism, 1935-44 |
|
Kraus, Henry* |
11 |
Early auto organizing; strikes; World War II production; personal writings, 1926-60 |
|
Krieger, Samuel |
4 |
IWW; 1930s hunger strikes; Alger Hiss case; Communism, 1926-94 |
|
Krueger, Maynard |
S |
UAW factionalism; Socialist Party, 1938 |
|
L |
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|
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Labor Committee for Safe Energy and Full Employment |
S |
Anti-nuclear energy organization, 1979-81 |
|
Labor Notes |
3 |
Dissident autoworker and steelworker movements; Ed Sadlowski, 1973-89 |
|
Labor Today |
8.5 |
Labor issues, 1969-75 |
|
Lafferty, James |
3.5 |
Detroit Coalition to End the War Now!; National Peace Action Coalition; labor, 1969-73 |
|
Lampher, Lloyd |
2.5 |
Detroit Printing Pressmen Union Local 2; Wayne County AFL-CIO, 1950-76 |
|
Lampinen, Lily |
.5 |
Civil rights; radicalism; Detroit Federation of Teachers, 1969-70 |
|
Lane, Garland [Part 4] |
12 |
Michigan government and politics; Flint, Michigan community affairs; Michigan education, 1966-74 |
|
Lane, Layle |
S |
AFT; African Americans in education and in society; 1940-69 |
|
Lang, Charles |
.5 |
Federation of Union Representatives; International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union, 1947-71 |
|
Lapine, Milton "Mike" |
S |
Newspaper Guild, 1934-83 |
|
Lawson, Robert Lee |
S |
Paper on Anderson, Indiana strike, 1937 |
|
Leab, Daniel |
7 |
Newspaper Guild; African-American films, 1900-75 |
|
League for Mutual Aid |
3 |
Financial aid to striking workers, 1920-72 |
|
League of Women Voters (Detroit) |
S |
Report on women’s credit rights, 1979-80 |
|
Lederle, Arthur |
4 |
Detroit and Michigan courts and politics, 1914-67 |
|
Lefkowitz, Abraham |
S |
AFT; anti-Communism; New York City schools, 1934-66 |
|
Legere, Ben |
5 |
IWW; labor theater; California politics, 1906-70 |
|
Leonard, Richard T. |
.25 |
UAW Ford Department; factionalism, 1940-71 |
|
Lester, Harry E. |
S |
USWA Local 2659 (McLouth Steel), 1980-81 |
|
Levin, Marjorie Jackson |
.25 |
Feminist TV program; NOW; child care, 1970-73 |
|
Levin, Samuel M. |
5 |
Ford Motor Co.; Detroit Jewish community; education; labor, 1871-1975 |
|
Levin, Sander M. |
79 |
Michigan politics; education; environment; labor; Oakland County politics; Democratic Party, 1960-82 |
|
Lindahl, James |
6 |
UAW Local 190 (Packard Motor Car Co.); Ku Klux Klan, 1937-53 |
|
Lindberg, Herbert |
S |
World War II German labor, 1940-43 |
|
Lindsey, C. Z. |
2 |
International Association of Machinists; Aerojet General, 1942-61 |
|
Lipton, Howard |
1 |
UAW Public Relations Dept.; civil rights, 1956-71 |
|
Livingston, John W.* |
30.5 |
UAW organizing; GM negotiations; European labor; UAW Local 25 (St. Louis); CIO affairs; aircraft industry, 1940-69 |
|
Llewellyn, Percy |
S |
UAW Local 600; factionalism, 1938-67 |
|
Lopez, Robert |
3 |
UAW international representative; issues relating to Cuba, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and the U.S. labor movement, 1971-87 |
|
Lowe, Mrs. Stanley |
S |
Nineteenth-century Irish workhouses, 1857 |
|
M |
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|
Maczko, Nora |
S |
UAW Local 306 (Budd Wheel Co.-Detroit), 1985-86 |
|
Madar, Olga |
12 |
UAW Local 50; Coalition of Labor Union Women; UAW Recreation Department; women’s rights; civil rights; conservation; Detroit public schools; retired workers; Michigan politics, 1930s-1990s |
|
Mallory, Mae |
1 |
Civil rights; Revolutionary Action Movement; Robert F. Williams; Monroe Defense Committee, 1961-67 |
|
Marquart, Frank* |
5.5 |
UAW Detroit locals; “An Autoworker's Journal” materials, 1933-50 |
|
Mason, Gabriel R. |
S |
AFT history; 1970 |
|
Mather, Alan W. |
3.75 |
Unionization of architectural employees in Detroit; Detroit city planning and housing; architecture and construction in metro Detroit, 1930-82 |
|
Mazey, Emil L. |
7 |
Personal papers; UAW history, 1933-81 |
|
Mazey, Ernest |
11 |
UAW activities; UAW Local 212; ACLU; peace and foreign policy, 1942-79 |
|
McClendon, Mary Upshaw |
1 |
Household Workers Organization, 1969-81 |
|
McCree, Wade H., Jr. |
75 |
African-American jurists; legal history; 6th Circuit Court of Appeals; school desegregation cases; Bakke reverse discrimination case; Harvard Afro-American Studies program; Fisk University; race relations; correspondence with Geraldine Bledsoe Ford, Griffin Bell, Judge Harry T. Phillips, Charles C. Diggs, Jr., 1950s-1980s |
|
McCreedy, Herbert |
2.25 |
New America; Michigan CIO and AFL-CIO, 1934-73 |
|
McGhee, Richard |
7.5 |
Civil rights; education; African-American cultural events in Detroit, 1958-78 |
|
McRae, Norman |
29 |
Africa; African Americans; black power; education; race relations; civil rights movement, 1960s-1980s |
|
Megel, Carl J. |
26 |
American Federation of Teachers; civil rights; academic freedom; loyalty oaths; international teacher unions, 1914-93 |
|
Menton, Stoyan M. |
2 |
Michigan labor education, 1935-76 |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: Armin Grams |
3.5 |
Child development; parent-child relations; sex education; child psychology, 1962-77 |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: E. R. Groves |
8.5 |
African-American family life; sex education; marriage counseling; parenting, 1912-47 |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: Edna Noble White |
64 |
Child development; day care; nursery schools; children’s education; Detroit Council for Youth Service; home economics; parent education; WPA projects; youth employment; child development issues during World War II, 1902-66 |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: Ethel B. Waring Papers |
3.5 |
Child development; parent-child relations; family values; child guidance, 1920-71 |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: Icie G. Macy Hoobler |
7 |
Child development and health; nutrition studies; women scientists, 1920s-1950s |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: Kresge Historical Library |
75.5 |
Merrill-Palmer Institute history, 1911-80 |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: Lawrence Kelso Frank |
5.5 |
Child development; Friends World College; urban housing; women; education and mental health, 1922-68 |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: Merrill and Palmer Families |
43 |
Family business and personal history, 1848-1926 |
|
Merrill-Palmer Institute: Merrill-Palmer Corporation |
13.75 |
Administration of MPI, 1916-81 |
|
Metropolitan Coalition of Women |
.5 |
Detroit community relations, 1968-73 |
|
Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO Council: Tom Turner |
124 |
Civil rights; Coalition of Black Trade Unionists; political education; Detroit government and politics; Detroit Federation of Labor; school desegregation; health and hospital services; Histadrut; labor education; Wayne County government, 1968-84 |
|
Metropolitan Detroit Building Fund |
7.25 |
Detroit hospital construction; United Foundation Capital Fund Division; discrimination in hospital services and medical training in Detroit, 1948-71 |
|
Metropolitan Detroit Council of Churches |
16 |
Religious activities; civil rights; social reform, 1922-67 |
|
Metropolitan Detroit Health Education Council |
4.5 |
Community health programs; consumer education; United Health Organization, 1974-89 |
|
Metropolitan Detroit Medical Library Group* |
16.5 |
Detroit medical librarians’ network, 1947-97 |
|
Michener, Lewis H. |
6.5 |
UAW Region 6 (West Coast); UAW Locals 406 and 923; aircraft industry and workers, 1938-74 |
|
Michigan AFL-CIO* |
117 |
AFSCME; education; COPE; Michigan and Wayne County politics; FEPC; UAW; United Way; Michigan Constitutional Convention; unemployment, 1930-81 |
|
Michigan AFL-CIO: William C. Marshall |
60 |
AFSCME; Allied Industrial Workers; civil rights; CETA; Communications Workers of America; political education; Histadrut; Michigan Democratic Party; Michigan elections; Michigan AFL-CIO; transportation; UAW; United Way, 1961-83 |
|
Michigan Citizens Lobby |
S |
Consumer and tax legislation, 1973-81 |
|
Michigan Farm Worker Ministry Coalition |
26 |
Migrant farm workers in Michigan; collective bargaining in agriculture; Michigan Council of Churches; UFWOC; boycotts, 1950-90 |
|
Miles, Mrs. Isadore |
S |
AFT Local 6 (Washington, D.C.), 1958-61 |
|
Miller, Ira A. |
S |
UAW Local 920 (Richmond, Va.), 1980 |
|
Miller, Richard |
3.5 |
Michigan government and Democratic Party, 1956-65 |
|
Mills, Robert J. |
4 |
UAW Local 155; apprentice training; union skilled trades; numerical control equipment; International Skilled Trades Advisory Committee, 1954-80 |
|
Mizrachi [JCA] |
8 |
Zionism; Israel; Jewish youth camps, 1960-75 |
|
Montgomery, George F., Jr. |
7.5 |
Michigan legislature; education; community colleges, 1965-70 |
|
Moon, Prince |
S |
UAW Local 22; UAW Region 1E; Michigan Democratic Party, 1974-88 |
|
Mooney, Tom |
S |
Pacific Coast labor organizing and radicalism; Mooney case; Salt Lake City I.M.U. member, E.A. Carlson, 1914-19 |
|
Moore, Loretta |
12 |
Michigan and Downriver NOW; community activist, 1950-78 |
|
Moran, Ernest J. |
6 |
UAW factionalism; Leonard Woodcock; GM negotiations; organization of aircraft industry, 1942-73 |
|
Morris, Ken |
62.5 |
Automobile industry; Chrysler Corporation; health care; Federal Advisory Committee on Unemployment Insurance; Ford Motor Company; Fruehauf Corporation; General Motors Corporation; labor arbitration; Oakland University; pensions; Studebaker-Packard; UAW Canada; UAW Local 417; UAW Region 1B; women workers; health and safety, 1937-83 |
|
Morrissey, James B. |
13 |
National Maritime Union; corruption in labor unions, 1969-86 |
|
Mortimer, Wyndham |
2 |
UAW organizing in West Coast aircraft plants; factionalism; John M. Orr, 1934-73 |
|
Moses, Marion, M. D. |
1.5 |
UFW fund-raising programs, 1960-70 |
|
Murphy, Bette |
2 |
California aircraft industry; Rosie the Riveter; UAW Local 148 (Douglas Aircraft-Long Beach), 1942-81 |
|
Murray, Vincent J. |
S |
Criticism of Walter Reuther, 1958 |
|
Myerscough, Tom |
.25 |
Memoirs; National Miners Union; coal miners in western Pennsylvania and Kentucky, 1969-71 |