Container / Location		Title
		XV. Departmental papers. [series]:
		A. Department of Cultural Affairs. [subseries]:
		1. Plays and scripts. [subseries]:
226		Plays by Charles Lewin "This We Promise"; "To Promote the General Welfare"; Charles Haskell "A Memo To America"
226		"Journey From Yesterday to Today" l955 N.B.C. Radio Script
		2. Short Courses [subseries]:
226		Democracy Aims and Practices (1939)
226		Collective Bargaining: History and Economics (1940)
226		Correspondence Courses: Trade Union Problems; Labor In American History (1942)
226		History, Structure and Function of the Amalgamated: The CIO, History, Theory and Prospect (1944)
226		New Members Course (1945)
226		Handbook (1949)
226		Short Histories of the ACWA (various dates)
226		Printed Material and Clippings
		B. Finance Department [subseries]:
227		General correspondence (1925-66)
227		Statement of Stamps Sold (1936)
227		Charitable Contributions (1936)
227		Bills and Receipts
		C. Research Department [subseries]:
227		General Correspondence with researchers and ACWA staff (1961-66)
		Chronological File [subseries]:
228		1854, 1875 - Includes Journeymen Tailors Society of Baltimore, Bill of Prices, February 27, 1854; Proceedings of the 10th Annual Convention of the Journeymen Tailors National Trade Union (August, 1875)
228		1910-20 - Includes material on the 1914 Nashville Convention; 1914 Baltimore Clothing Workers Strike; Wage Survey, 1911-1919; 1917 Montreal Strike; 1919 Steel Strike; 1910 Lawrence, Mass. Textile Workers Strike; Origins of the Impartial Chairman.
229		1921-33 - Includes material on 1920-1921 New York City lockout; Report on the Progress of the ACWA by George Soule (1920); William Ripley "Bones of Contention" 1922; printed and pamphlet material documenting the left-right fight of the 1920's
230		1934-39 - Includes material on NRA (earnings comparison); memoranda on Cutters Contract (1936); Advance statement on Wagner Labor Disputes Bill; Report Interruptions of the Flow of Goods as Affected by the Struggle for Collective Bargaining in the Men's Clothing Industry (1935-36 Price Lists)
231		1940-45 - Includes material on ethnicity of membership
231		1941 - Elmo Roper public opinion poll of fascism (June, 1940)
231		1941 - Report on Anti-Semitism
231		Misc.
231		Questionnaire sent out by Congressional Naval Affairs Committee Investigating Work Stoppages (May 8, 1941)
231		Sidney Hillman and the War Production Board (1940-45)
231		Charles Wilson, Total Security (1941)
231		1943-45, Misc.
232		1946-60 - Includes Catherine Williams' correspondence with Matthew Josephson re his Sidney Hillman biography; 1952 memoranda on "organizing in the South"; 1958 AFL-CIO Fair Labor Standards Conference
233		1964-73 - Includes material on 50th Anniversary, May, 1964; ACWA Bibliographies; material collected for Red Books but not used.
234		ACWA's Anthology of Historical Documents, 1880-1914
235		ACWA's Anthology of Historical Documents, 1914 (New York Convention) 1919
236		ACWA's Anthology of Historical Documents - 1922-39
237		CIO and the New Deal (1935-39)
237		World War II Era (1940-45)
237		AFL-CIO Merger (1955)
237		Benefit Plans (1945-63)
237		Civil Liberties and Foreign Policy (1946-53)
238		Hillman Memorials (1940-63)
238		International Affairs and Free Trade (1940-65)
238		Organizing (1945-63)
238		Political Action (1946-63)
238		Procurement (Gov't.) - 1945-63
239		Copies of Material Collected for ACWA's Red Books, 1935-74
240		Copies of Material Collected for ACWA's Red Books, 1935-74
		Biographical File of ACWA's General Executive Board Members, 1914-1972 [subseries]:
241		Form used to gather information
241		Bellanca, August
241		Bellanca, Dorothy
241		Bellanca, Frank
241		Bookbinder, Hyman
241		Block, Reuben
241		Blumberg, Hyman
241		Brazier, Richard
241		Bray, Nathan
241		Catalanotti, Joseph
241		Cohen, Jack
241		Cursi, Aldo
242		De Dominicis, Ulisse
242		Dickason, Gladys
242		Di Lauro, Thomas
242		Ervin, Charles
242		Fiascone, Joseph
242		Finley, Murray
242		Froise, Anthony
242		Gold, Joseph
242		Hardman, J.B.S.
242		Hillman, Bessie
242		Hillman, Sidney
242		Hollander, Louis
242		Kazan, Abraham
242		Kroll, Jack
242		Krzycki, Leo
242		Levin, Samuel
242		Marimpietri, A.D.
242		Marcovitz, Lazarus
242		Miller, Abraham
242		Miller, Joyce
243		Peppercorn, Ben
243		Potofsky, Jacob
243		Rabkin, Elias
243		Rosenblum, Frank
243		Samuel, Howard
243		Schlossberg, Joseph
243		Spitzer, Morris
243		Spivak, Sol
243		Weinstein, Charles
243		Weinstein, Murray
243		Miscellaneous
		Subject Files [subseries]:
244		ACWA Locals (1919)
244		Amalgamated In Business (1926)
244		Changes In The Amalgamated Leadership (1946-47)
244		Collective Bargaining Agreements (1911-19)
244		Collective Bargaining Agreements (1922-30)
244		Collective Bargaining Agreements (1931-45)
244		Collective Bargaining Agreements (1946-56)
244		Collective Bargaining Agreements (Benefit Provisions) 1937-44
244		Collective Bargaining Agreements - (Social Provisions in ACWA Contracts, 1944)
244		Collective Bargaining Agreements - (Chicago) 1915-35
245		Collective Bargaining Agreements - (Equal Pay for Equal Work) 1952
245		Collective Bargaining (Industry Wide Bargaining) 1937-47
245		Collective Bargaining (Trade Agreements)
245		Collective Bargaining (Vacations) 1926-38
245		Cotton Garment Clothing Firms in the South (1938)
245		Defense Effort (ACWA) 1941
245		Directory of Manufacturers having agreements with ACWA
246		Distribution of Organizers, Managers and Business Agents
246		Distribution of Membership (1919-44)
246		Hart-Schaffner & Marx Joint Board Minutes, October 1912-May, 1913 (photocopy)
246		Imports (September 8, 1966 Report)
246		Josephson, Matthew, Notes for Sidney Hillman Biography (1950)
246		Lists, Locals, Joint Boards and Organizers (1931-35)
246		Lists of Union Manufacturers
246		Mailing Lists (1931-35)
246		Membership, Dues and Working Cards (sample)
246		Men's Neckwear, Wages and Hours (1937-43)
246		Midwest Market Survey (wages, hours, unionization) 1941-42
246		National Industrial Recovery Administration (general wage, hours data)
		National Industrial Recovery Administration-Cotton Garment Code [subseries]:
247		Compliance to and Violation of NIRA Code
247		Enforcement of Codes
247		Evidence Study Series (prepared by NRA's Division of Review) study of various legal issues which arose under the National Industrial Recovery Act (August, 1935)
247		Exemptions under the Cotton Garment Code (including resume of exemptions committee minutes)
247		Labor Complaint Committee Minutes (1934-35)
247		Prison Labor (statistical summary questionnaire - April, 1935)
248		Statistical Studies by Cotton Garment Code Authority
		Men's Clothing Code Authority [subseries]:
248		General includes correspondence with Hyman Blumberg; statistical report, December 8, 1933; summary of minutes and by laws; and monthly reports, 1934-35
248		Amendments, proposals & interpretations
248		Employment, hours, earnings
248		Enforcement
248		Evidence Study (NRA Division of Review, July, 1935 Report)
249		Health Standards and Home Work. Violations (by city):
249		Baltimore
249		Boston
249		Buffalo
249		Cleveland
249		Chicago
249		Cincinnati
249		Lansdale, PA
249		Milwaukee
249		New York City
249		Philadelphia
249		Rochester
249		St. Louis
249		Utica, N.Y.
249		Miscellaneous by region
249		Violations 11b and 11d. Hearings. Joseph Pietrafesa Comp. (November 20, 1934) Friedman and Harry Marks Comp. Also includes correspondence of Hyman Blumberg (November 19, 1934)
249		Merchant and Custom Tailoring Code
249		Neckwear Industry includes preliminary report analyzing piece rates, labor productivity and consolidated profit and loss statements (May, 1933-August, 1934)
250		Hearings: Men's Clothing Code (1935)
		National War Labor Board [subseries]:
251		Carnegie Steel Case (August, 1942)
251		General Statistical Material Supplied to Regional Boards, Philadelphia, August 1943
251		General Orders (Wage Stabilization) 1943-46
251		Substandard Wages (May, 1943)
251		Congressional Resolution on 65 cents Minimum Substandard (1944)
251		Executive Order 9240 Premimum Rates (January 1944)
251		Applications for Approval of Voluntary Wage Adjustment
251		Cases other than Amalgamated (Textiles)
251		Cases other than Amalgamated (Miscellaneous)
		Cotton Garment Industry Cases (ACWA) [subseries]:
252		Recommendations of Fact Finding Panel to National War Labor Board (October 11, 1943)
252		Wage data - various industries - July, 1943
252		Hearings, April-June, 1943. Papers. Includes union demands; correspondence with firms handled by General Office; duplicates of material given commission foremen; list of firms bound by decision; material sent to NWLB members.
		Hearings, July-December, 1943. [subseries]:
253		Petition of Reconsideration of Denial; ACWA Statement; July, 1943 testimony; wage data; summary of average wages; December, 1943 decision
254		List of firms who are covered and those not covered by case
255		List of firms filing form #l; agreement as to minimum wage; form #2 Permission to apply directive order in the Cotton Garment Case; firms certified to the National War Labor Board; firms referred to NWLB by manager or business agent; misc. lists by product, area, population
256		Fact Finding Report and Collateral Documents (December, 1943)
256		Exhibits - Rochester Arbitration Decision - 1927-30
		Journeymen Tailors [subseries]:
256		Journeymen Tailors Union Capital District - Rate Ranges (July, 1945)
256		Journeymen Tailors Union of Hartford, Ct. includes memorandum of hours, wages and working conditions (1945)
256		Journeymen Tailors Union, Washington, D.C., 1943-44
256		Journeymen Tailors Union, Washington, D.C., (April 21, 1945)
256		Journeymen Tailors Union, Wilkes Barre, Pa. (Wages, May, 1945)
257		Men's Clothing Industry - Vacation with Pay - December, 1943
257		ACWA Troy Office Workers - October 1944
257		Sheeplined and Leather Case - New England, January 1944
		NWLB Regional Office Files [subseries]:
257		Region I, Boston - Going Wage Rates
258		Region II, New York - General
258		Region II, New York - Going Wage Rates
258		Region III, Philadelphia - General
258		Region III, Philadelphia - Going Wage Rates
259		Region IV - Atlanta
259		Region V - Cleveland
259		Region VI - Chicago
259		Region VII - Kansas City, Mo.
260		Region VIII - Dallas
260		Region IX - Denver
260		Region X - San Francisco
260		Region XI - Michigan
260		Region XII - Seattle
		Public Contract Legislation (Walsh Healey Bill) [subseries]:
261		Correspondence, 1937-39; legal papers, 1940-48; minimum wage decisions, 1937; Uniform Clothing Industry; apprenticeship; violations
262		Wage Surveys Men's Clothing Industry; 1940-48
263		New England Joint Board Wage Data, 1942
263		Nuremberg Trials (includes report on the association of William Rhodes Davis and Senator Guffey and their activities in regard to the sale of oil to Nazi Governments)
263		Piece Rates - Heavy Outerwear and Sports Wear Industry (1941)
263		Reciprocity (Men's Clothing Industry) 1938
263		Shirt Workers (growth and membership to 1930)
263		Shirt Workers (growth and membership) 1933-49
263		Smithsonian Institute Bicentennial Exhibition (ACWA loan)
263		Statistics (miscellaneous)
263		Strikes (1914-43)
263		Wage and Hour Law (1938)
263		Wage and Hour Law (1938) Rank and File letters
264		Wage Scales Data (1933-56)
264		Wagner Labor Disputes Law
264		Wolman, Leo - ACWA Research Director (1920-31) Writings and Speeches
264		Women Workers - equal pay (1945 statement)
265-270		Research Department - Notes on various projects