Container / Location		Title
		XIV. Miscellaneous documents. [series]:
197		Addams, Jane "Immigrants Under the Quota System" (1929)
197		Advance Resolution signed by Joseph Schlossberg establishing Union newspaper (March 14, 1917)
197		Altschuler and Dreyer of Chicago liquidates (n.d.)
		Amalgamated Bank of New York. Records and Correspondence [subseries]:
197		1924-26 includes correspondence with representatives of the Commercial and Industrial Bank of the U.S.S.R.
197		1929-46 includes 1935 confidential report and Jacob Potofsky's correspondence with Bank officers
198		Board of Directors Meetings Minutes (1936-39)
198		Earnings and Expenses (1938-39)
198		Executive Committee Minutes (1929)
198		Financial Statements (1923-46)
198		Memoranda and Reports (l923-44) usuary, small loans, health and life insurance, bylaws
198		Stockholders Reports (1925-29)
198		Press Releases (1923-45)
198		Printed Material (including the Union Dollar) and other pamphlet and ephemeral publications (1923-45)
198		Clippings
		Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Conventions [subseries]:
198		Nashville, 1914. Endorsements by locals
199		Nashville, 1914. Messages and greetings
199		Nashville, 1914. Constitution (draft)
199		Nashville, 1914. Credentials
199		Nashville, l9l4. Proceedings
199		Nashville, l9l4. Draft of General Executive Board Report on Convention Proceedings
199		Nashville Convention, 1914 (Resolutions)
199		New York Convention, December 26-28, 1914
199		Rochester Convention, 1916 (Proceedings)
199		Rochester Convention, 1916 (Resolutions)
199a		Rochester Convention, 1916 (Resolutions)
199a		Rochester Convention, 1916 (Telegrams, congratulations)
199a		Baltimore Convention, 1918 (Proceedings, daily summary)
199a		Baltimore Convention, 1918 (Telegrams)
199a		1936 Convention Agenda and Delegates
199a		1938 Convention (list of delegates, report of Committee on Industrial Organization, daily programs, and finance reports)
200		Amalgamated Clothing Workers (questions about) n.d.
		Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago [subseries]:
200		Sidney Hillman and Jacob Potofsky's correspondence with Board of Directors, 1923-42
200		Russian American Industrial Corporation (1923-25)
200		Financial Statements (1923-48)
201		Board of Directors' Meetings Minutes (1933, 1938, 1948)
201		Foreign Remittances (1923-24)
201		Ephemera and clippings
201		Amalgamated Clothing Corporation for Italy (1949)
201		Amalgamated Credit Unions (assets, liabilities, scattered copies of monthly bulletin and correspondence with Credit Union League) 1923-44
		Amalgamated Housing Corporation [subseries]:
201		Correspondence, 1927-41 (includes correspondence of Jacob Potofsky and Sidney Hillman with Corporation President A.E. Kazan)
201		Amalgamated Cooperative Apartments in the Bronx (Press Releases and Progress Reports) 1926-44
201		Our Cooperative House (2lst St) 1920-22
201		Amalgamated Cooperative Houses in the Bronx (Legal Papers)
202		Amalgamated Cooperative Houses in the Bronx (Printed Material and Clippings)
202		Manhattan Amalgamated Dwellings (1930-56)
202		Hillman Housing Corporation
202		Rochdale and Coop City
202		Miscellaneous Printed Material including copies of articles by Abraham Kazan and Leon Giovanitti
203		Research Department Material collected for 40th and 50th anniversary celebration of the Amalgamated Housing Corporation
203		Amalgamated Investors, Inc. (1935-38)
203		Amalgamated Security Corp. (1935-39)
203		American Civil Liberties Union (Sidney Hillman's letter to re Trade Union Educational League meeting, November, 1926)
203		American Federation of Labor (includes correspondence with Samuel Gompers re jurisdictional dispute with United Garment Workers) 1914-1936
203		A.F.L.-C.I.O. Committee on Political Action (cartoons, 1962)
		American Labor Party (ALP) [subseries]:
203		ALP - General correspondence (1936-38)
203		ALP - General correspondence (1944-47)
204		Sidney Hillman correspondence (1937-44)
204		Hyman Blumberg speeches (1944-49)
204		Hyman Blumberg personal history (1944)
204		1936 Constitution, By-laws, Report of the New York State Campaign Director, Mayoral Campaign, Declaration of Principles
204		1937, 1938 Resolutions, Meeting Minutes (Administrative Committee)
204		1937-39, ACWA Campaign contributions
204		Policy Statement Supreme Court Reorganization (1937)
204		1938 Campaign Expenses, correspondence of Hyman Blumberg re Dorothy Bellanca's Congressional Campaign
205		1940 Franklin Roosevelt Campaign. Midwestern Amalgamated Clothing Worker Conference to Help Reelect President Roosevelt. ACWA's letters to Roosevelt
205		1944 Platform and CIO-PAC Campaign in upstate New York
205		American Labor Party State Committee Meeting, April 8, 1944
205		1944 ALP Split including Fiorello LaGuardia's statement
205		1944 campaign material
205		1944 Tally Sheets (New York State Campaign)
205		1943-45, miscellany
205		Notes on proposed Municipal Program of the American Labor Party (1944-45)
205		Memorandum on Special Congressional Situation (1944)
205		By Laws (1944)
205		Executive Board Members (1945)
205		Job Applications - Assistant Corporation Counsel (1945)
205		1945-46 Campaigns (programs and candidates)
206		1946 Marcantonio-Scottoriggio Case (Press Releases)
206		1946 Legislative Program
206		1946 Statement on Foreign Policy
206		1946 Election Material includes joint statement of American Labor Party, New York Citizen's Political Action Committee and New York State CIO
206		l946 Liberal Party Petitions
206		Per Capita tax (l946-47)
206		1947 (includes statement on Truman Doctrine, Wallace campaign, Taft Hartley Act)
206		1947 Leo Isacson Congressional Campaign
206		1948-49
206		Statements including re 5 cent subway fare and Liberal Party Split
206		Financial Statements (1936)
206		Financial Statements (1944-48)
206		Press Releases (1936-48)
207		Printed and mimeographed campaign material (includes 1945 Legislative Action Bulletin)
207		American Manufacturers Export Association (January 14, 1920 Luncheon)
207		Apparel Industry Committee (US Clothing Manufacturers Trade Associations) n.d.
207		Arbitration: Alfred, Decker and Cohen (William Z. Ripley, Arbitrator) 1918
207		Arbitration: American Clothing Manufacturers Association (vs. ACWA) May 1916
207		Arbitration: American Men's and Boy's Clothing Manufacturers Association (William Z. Ripley Board of Labor Control) August 29, 1918
207		Arbitration: Light and Schlessinger (June, 1919)
207		Arbitration: Schloss Bros. Baltimore (1925)
207		Bathrobe Industry (Investigation, 1923)
207		Brookings Institute (Comment on Annual Report re NIRA, 1937)
207		Brownsville Property (ACWA) 1925
207		Burns Detective Agency (Radical Dept., undercover report, 1921)
207		Camp and Recreation Centers
207		Chamber of Commerce - brief (Kansas City, Mo., re NIRA) December, 1934
207		Charter Applications, 1917-38
207		Chicago Federation of Labor (includes correspondence of Sidney Hillman and Jacob Potofsky with secretary Ed Noekels) 1925
207		"Class Struggle in A Ball Room" by Paul Blanshard (New Republic)
207		Cloth, Hat and Cap Makers of North America (circular by J.M. Budish, Director of Educational Dept.) 1918
207		Clothing Manufacturers of New York (constitution and by-laws) 1920
207		Collective Bargaining - Introduction of machinery in the Chicago Market (1920-21)
207		Collective Bargaining - Production Standards and Piece Rates includes shop surveys (1921-29)
208		Collective Bargaining - Contractors (1923-48)
208		Collective Bargaining - Statements prepared by Research Dept. (l943-48) includes "The Taft Hartley Act and Collective Bargaining (1948)
208		Communist Opposition (newspaper clippings) 1920-49
208		Constitutions and By-Laws (Local Unions and Joint Boards)
209		Cooperative Clothing Shops (1920-21)
209		Convict Labor (Bill House of Representatives, May 1936)
209		Custom Tailors and Trimmers Working Card and Receipt Book
		C.I.O. [subseries]:
209		1935-36 - Minutes of meetings of Committee for Industrial Organization, Washington, D.C. and Director's Reports (1935-37)
209		Correspondence, memoranda and letters to all national and international unions; includes letters to John L. Lewis, Philip Murray and Allan Haywood (1935-39)
209		Proceedings in Trial against Wyndham Mortimer et al (July-August, 1938)
209		Resolutions, statements and press releases (1935-46)
209		John L. Lewis statement and addresses (1935)
209		Resolutions, United Shoe Workers and Transport Workers Union (1939)
209		SWOC, TWOC & UAW (l936-59) includes statement ILGWU Executive Board
209		Credential (Jacob Potofsky) 1938 Constitutional Convention
209		1940-41 Constitutional Convention Proceedings
209		"John L. Lewis and the C.I.O." (1941)
209		Washington (State) Industrial Union Council, October 3, 1941 dinner honoring Sidney Hillman
210		War chest (1942-43)
210		CIO-Labor Management Conference (1945)
210		CIO-Community Services (1945)
210		Communist(anti) Resolution (n.d.)
210		Correspondence (1949-54)
211		Memoranda to all national and international unions (1954)
211		Jacob Potofsky's correspondence with CIO officers (1954)
211		1954 AFL-CIO No Raiding Agreement
211		Labor-Management Program Manual (1954)
212		CIO Printed and Pamphlet Material (includes 1937 draft constitution) "Is the Wagner Act Unfair"; "The Case for Industrial Organization"; and "Report on Israel", 1936-54
212		Miscellaneous clippings, etc.
		C.I.O. Political Action Committee [subseries]:
212		1943-46 (correspondence, press releases) includes memorandum from Palmer Webber to Sidney Hillman on 1945 Detroit elections
212		1944 ("Clear It With Sidney" leaflet and clipping)
212		National Citizen's Political Action Committee (correspondence and financial records, 1943-46)
212		1949 John Foster Dulles Campaign (memoranda and press releases)
212		"How to Set Up a Ward and Precinct Organization" (1944)
212		1953-54 correspondence and memoranda
212		1954 press releases; Political Action of the Week (scattered issues)
212		1954 - January 1954 report on Marginal Congressional Districts and August 13, Interim Report on Primaries; Voting Record 83rd Congress, 2nd Session)
213		Intra State poll, 1954 Illinois (International Research Associates)
213		Printed and Pamphlet Material (including Taft Hartley and You, 1948; The People's Plan for Reconversion, 1946; Speakers Manuals and What Every Canvasser Should Know, 1944)
		C.I.O. and International Affairs [subseries]:
213		World Federation of Trade Unions (October l945 Paris Conference) includes Answers by Sidney Hillman to Questions of Mr. Jean Robert of La Tribune Economique; Report by the Soviet Trade Union Delegation on The Execution by the National Trade Union Centres of the Decisions of the London World Trade Union Conference; Benoit Frachon "Report of the Activities of the French CGT"; Report of the CIO Delegation to the USSR" and draft constitution.
213		World Federation of Trade Unions Bulletin (scattered issues, 1945-46)
213		World Federation of Trade Unions. Commission to Germany (notes on interviews, 1945-46)
213		World Trade Union Conference (February, 1945) Report of the CIO Delegates
213		World Federation of Trade Unions (Sidney Hillman's correspondence) 1945-46
214		World Federation of Trade Unions (memoranda and resolutions) 1946
		CIO Committee on International Affairs [subseries]:
214		Correspondence of chairman Jacob Potofsky (1954)
214		Committee on Latin America (Jacob Potofsky correspondence, 1954)
214		Committee on Latin America Reports, Press Releases and Printed Material) 1954
214		International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (Jacob Potofsky's Trip to Brazil, 1954)
214		International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (Jacob Potofsky correspondence) January - June 15, 1954
215		International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (Jacob Potofsky correspondence) June 17 - December, 1954
215		Darrow, Clarence (March 26, 1927 statement on Sidney Hillman)
215		Debs, Eugene Memorial (1927)
215		Delancy Street Property (correspondence re taxes and mortgage, 1925)
215		Documentary History of the ACWA (1934-36 correspondence with libraries re orders)
215		Dues Books (Children's Jacket Makers, Knights of Labor, 1894 and ACWA New York Joint Board) 1913-17
215		"Fascism"- Benito Mussolini
215		Federated Press (Deportation of E.J. Costello) n.d.
215		Fortieth Anniversary (1954 statement)
215		Furriers Union. Memorandum of Agreement on St. Paul, Minn. Jurisdictional dispute.
215		Garment Workers Union-United (correspondence and papers, 1914-27) includes letters of B.A. Langer, and Thomas Rickert documenting jurisdictional fight with ACWA
215		Goodman & Bass Inc. balance sheet (1930)
215		Hart-Schaffner and Marx Labor Agreement (1911-20)
215		Hart-Schaffner and Marx Group Insurance Plan (n.d.)
215		Harlan County Mine Workers (pardon appeal) 1938
215		Hebrew Trades,United, 1917 Resolution on organizing immigrants
215		Hillman, Sidney (pamphlets by A.H. Raskin and Charles Madison)
215		"How the Impartial Arbitrator Works" by Jacob Moss, Annals of the American Academy of Political Science (1919)
216		International Congress of Clothing Workers (1919 report)
216		International Tailoring Strike (1925)
216		International Union Bank (1929)
216		Industrial Workers of the World (1916-20) ACWA jurisdictional war
216		"The Inheritance" The ACWA's 50th Anniversary film, script, publicity material and related correspondence (1962-65)
217		Jacobstein, Meyer (Talk to Foremen) 1919
217		Joint Committee on Sanitary Control in the Men's and Boys Clothing Industry (1920 proposal)
217		Journeymen Tailors Union (Amalgamation, 1919)
217		Journeymen Tailors Dept. (Convention, May 14, 1940)
217		Journeymen Tailors Constitution and Convention proceedings (scattered) 1873-75
217		Labor Chest (notes on Executive Committee Meeting, March 5, 1936)
217		Labor Banking (1929)
217		Labor Journal of Norfolk, Virginia (clippings re 1935 shirt workers strike)
		Labor's Non-Partisan League [subseries]:
217		Jacob Potofsky's and Sidney Hillman's correspondence with John L. Lewis and George Berry (1936-39)
217		Minutes, New York State Committee Meeting (July 16, 1936)
217		List of officers, New York State Executive Committee (1936) and statements on wage and hour legislation
218		Speeches and Campaign material
218		Lawrence Textile Strike of 1919 includes letter from A.J. Muste to George Roewer
218		Lepke Case (1931)
218		Letters for Roosevelt (comment, 1936)
		Liberal Party [subseries]:
218		Amalgamated Political Action Fund (1948)
218		Newbold Morris 1949 Campaign
218		William O'Dwyer 1949 Campaign
218		Lehman,Herbert and Franklin Roosevelt Jr. 1949 Campaigns
219		Lists - Amalgamated Officers and Closed Shops
219		May Day (l923-30) leaflets, pamphlets and handbills
219		Medical Service (ACWA) 1930-64 clippings and statements
219		Manpower, Memorandum on (1944)
219		Membership ACWA (1915-25 statistics)
219		Men's Clothing Manufacturers Exchange Meeting Minutes, January 30, 1937
219		Mine Workers (United) Extract from the Illinois State Agreement of the Coal Operators Association and the UMW (March 31, 1914)
219		Muste, A.J. "Whither American Labor" n.d.
219		National Association of Manufacturers (Committee of Future Relations-Government to Industry)
219		New York Clothing Manufacturers Exchange (1934 report)
219		New York State Board of Mediation and Arbitration (n.d. report)
219		Parti Ouvrier D'Unification (April ll, l938 circular letter)
219		Paramount Holding Co.( created September 29, 1923 to protect ACWA's real estate holdings in case of litigation)
219		People's Lobby (1936)
219		Post Cards (various themes)
219		Press Releases (Non ACWA)
219		Puerto Rico (Survey of the Clothing Industry) submitted by Jacob Potofsky - January 25, 1934
219		Referendum Vote (for General Executive Board Officers) 1925-36
219		Reinstatement (appeals)
219		Rickert, Thomas (summary of correspondence with)
		Russian-American Industrial Corporation [subseries]:
219		Russian-American Industrial Corporation (correspondence, 1922-23)
219		Russian-American Industrial Corporation (1924-25)
219		1924 Report of the Directors, 1925 resolution authorizing granting power of attorney to Sidney Hillman
219		Russian Workers (labor's tribute to, December 22, 1942)
220		Shirt Workers Conference (January 30, 1937)
220		Sidney Hillman Foundation memorandum and miscellaneous printed material (1946-68)
220		Sonneborn, Henry (Company) Report on the Working Conditions of Steam Pressers (1920)
220		Soviet Russia (Friends of) 1921-22 Financial Statement
220		Stabilization Program (labor costs in the Men's Clothing Industry, 1938-40)
220		Starr, Ellen Gates (Samuel Gompers correspondence) re 1916 Chicago Clothing Workers Strike
220		Stern, Arthur and Judge Sutherland (Interview re Men's Clothing Exchange) n.d.
220		Supreme Court (1934-38)
220		S: General correspondence (1936-41)
		Textile Workers' Organizing Committee (TWOC) [subseries]:
220		Salerno, Joseph (correspondence re Mass. Campaign) 1940
220		Birmingham, Alabama Campaign (correspondence, 1937)
221		Martinsville, Va. Campaign (1937)
221		New Bedford, Mass. Campaign (1937)
221		New Bern, N.C. Campaign (1937)
221		Newburgh, N.Y. (1937)
221		New Orleans, La. Campaign (1935-37)
221		Roanoke, Va. Campaign (1937)
221		Wilmington, N.C. Campaign (1937)
221		Reports: To Emil Rieve on Rhode Island (1939); Memorandum on organizing locals; brief on reciprocity with Great Britain; agreements
221		Lists of Mills and Manufacturers
221		Financial Record (1938)
221		Job Applications
221		Textile Workers Union of America, Third Party Red Ally of Reaction (1948)
221		Trade Union Unity League (leaflets and mimeographed broadsides) 1920's
221		Tributes to Sidney Hillman (1946)
		Unemployment Insurance Fund [subseries]:
222		General correspondence and papers, 1923-31
222		Chicago Unemployment Insurance Fund Procedures. Agreements and Statistics
222		New York Unemployment Insurance
222		Yiddish
222		New York Clothing Unemployment Fund - Statements of receipts and disbursements (1928-36)
222		New York Unemployment Fund - Quarterly Reports (1938-45)
222		Philadelphia Unemployment Fund (agreement) 1925
222		Rochester Unemployment Insurance Fund - Benefit Rules (1928)
222		Rochester Unemployment Fund - Statistics of Operation (1928-35)
224		Tailor Contractors Contributions - Reported and Received (1930-38)
224		Rank and file case histories (1945-46)
224		Forms and Procedures
224		Clippings (newspaper and magazine articles)
225		Uniform Department (1918) includes Jacob Potofsky's Report of Investigation of Tailoring Sections on Military Uniforms
225		Union Label (1937-38)
225		Van Loon, Hendrik Willem, "Why I Believe That The Future Belongs To Labor"
225		Wage and Hour Bureau (ACWA, 1939 correspondence)
225		Wallace, Henry A. (Summary of Remarks, April 13, 1939 Conference of Rural and Urban Women on the American Farm and American Home)
225		Weekly News Letter (ACWA, July 1928)
225		Williams, John E. (Chairman on the Board of First Arbitration - Hart, Schaffner and Marx) Column "Fancies of Fabius", Daily Independent Times (Streator, Illinois) 1914-17
225		Williams, John "In Tribute": An Appreciation With Selections From His Writings (edited by Jacob Potofsky
225		Workmen's Circle (l959 constitution)
225		Works Progress Administration (miscellaneous)