Container / Location		Title
112-155		VIII. Executive officers' papers, 1914-1971. [series]: This correspondence covers a wide variety of topics, including the struggles of the union after its break from the United Garment Workers; its organizing campaigns in the major clothing manufacturing centers in the U.S. and Canada; locals and joint boards of the ACWU; charitable organizations; the depression and its impact on the clothing industry; the New Deal; politics and political organizations, including the American Labor Party; strikes and lockouts in the men's garment industry; union business matters; women in the union; worker education; and working conditions in the garment industry. The officers represented include: Bessie Hillman, Jacob Potofsky, Joseph Schlossberg, John Abt, August Bellanca, Sidney Benjamin, Beatrice Bisno, Hyman Blumberg, Sol Brandzel, Alex Cohen, Tecia Davidson, Gladys Dickason, Charles W. Ervin, J.B.S. Hardman, Abraham Hershkowitz, Louis Hollander, Leo Krzycki, Fred Reinfold, Richard Rohman, Frank Rosenblum, Lester Rosner, Howard Samuel, Jacob Sheinkman, and Valentin Wertheimer. Those officers whose papers are more substantive (Bessie Hillman, Jacob Potofsky, Joseph Schlossberg, and August Bellanca) are represented by individual catalog records. Other individuals and organizations represented include: the AFL; Dorothy Jacobs Bellanca; the CIO; Sidney Hillman; the NRA; the U.S. Dept. of Labor; and the Women's Trade Union League.
112-120		A. Bessie Hillman correspondence, 1930-1970. [subseries]:
		1. General Correspondence 1930-70 [subseries]:
112		Addams, Jane, Centennial (1960-67)
112		Amalgamated Bank of New York; Chicago (1930-70)
112		American Federation of Polish Jews (1946)
112		American Labor Education Service (1945-49)
112		American Women (1960-63)
112		Anderson, Mary (Director, U.S. Dept. of Labor, Women's Bureau) (1944-62)
112		A (general) (1944-70)
112		Bankston, Hazel (North Georgia Joint Board) (1951)
112		Barfield, Leora (North Georgia Joint Board) (1948-52)
112		Bellanca, Frank (1953)
112		Bethume, Mary McLeod (Founder and President, National Council of Negro Women, Inc.) (1945-49)
112		B (general) (1937-69)
112		Chatman, Abraham (Manager, Rochester Joint Board) and Gertrude (1951-69)
112		Christman, Elizabeth (Secretary-Treasurer, National Women's Trade Union League (1947-67)
112		Civil Liberties Clearing House (1952-69)
112		Consumers (National Association of) (1951-52)
112		Cortigene, Anthony (Manager, Philadelphia Joint Board) and Bobbie (1966-67)
112		C (general) (1935-68)
112		D (general) (1930-70)
113		E (general) (1943-70)
113		Fried, Milton (1949-62)
113		F (general) (1938-69)
113		General Executive Board Memoranda (1960-63)
113		Goldberg, Arthur J. (Justice of the United States, The Supreme Court) and Dorothy (1961-70)
113		G (general) (1930-67)
113		Hall, Helen (National Association of Consumers,Inc.) (1939-58)
113		Herrick, Elinore (1946-60)
113		Hertz, Hugo (Hamburg, Germany) (1946-48)
113		Herzog, Sarah (Chief Rabbi's Residence, Jerusalem) (1949-65)
113		Hillman, Sidney (1930-44)
113		Hillman, Sidney Foundation (1948-67)
113		H (general) (1937-70)
113		Independent Democrats (1949-50)
113		International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) (1957-67)
113		Israel trip (1952-53)
113		Ives, Irving M. (U.S. Senator) (1950-54)
113		I (general) (1950-66)
114		Johnson, Mrs. Lyndon B. (Lady Bird) (1963-66)
114		Jones, Isabelle (Local 365, Atlanta, Georgia) (1948-52)
114		J (general) (1947-70)
114		Kennedy, Jacqueline (1960)
114		Kenyon, Dorothy (Attorney, New York, N.Y.) (1944-64) Reference to "Senator McCarthy" (Joe)
114		K (general) (1944-69)
114		La Guardia House Nursery (1961-64)
114		Lehman, Herbert H. (U.S. Senate) (1946-60)
114		Levin, Samuel (Chairman of the Board, Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank) (1930-62)
114		L (general) (1940-70)
114		Mental Health (National Association for) (1953)
114		Miller, Frieda S. (Director, Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor) (1950-52)
114		Minimum Wage Amendment (1948)
114		Myerson, Golda (Minister of Labor of the State of Israel) (1951)
114		M (general) (1935-69)
114		Newman, Pauline M. (1964-67)
114		N (general) (1946-70)
114		O'Dwyer, William (Mayor, City of New York) (1948-64)
114		O (general) (1947-66)
115		Pepper, Claude (U.S. Senator, Florida) (1949-51)
115		Peterson, Esther (Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Labor) (1947-69)
115		Posner, Jerome (Manager, Los Angeles Joint Board) (1945-53)
115		Potofsky, Jacob B. (General President, ACWA) (1937-68)
115		P-Q (general) (1933-67)
115		Randolph, A. Philip (and Institute) (1951-69)
115		Reilly, Ethel W. (retiree, M.A. Seinsheimer Co.) (1961-70)
115		Reuther, Walter P. (President, UAW) (1948-70)
115		Robins, Raymond (Colonel) (husband of Margaret Dreier Robins) (1945)
115		Robinson, Dollie Lowther (Special Assistant to the Director, Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor) (1944-67)
115		Roosevelt, Eleanor (1948-67)
115		Rothbart, Isadore and Ida (1947-57)
115		R (general) (1930-69)
115		Salerno, Joseph (Regional Director, New England Regional Office, ACWA) (1950-70)
115		Sandburg, Carl (Connemara Farm, Flat Rock, N.C.) (1961)
115		Schlossberg, Joseph (General Secretary-Treasurer, ACWA) (1938-49)
115		Schneiderman, Rose (New York Women's Trade Union League) (1949)
115		Smith, Hilda W. (Consultant, Office of Economic Opportunity) (1965-69)
115		Stevenson, Adlai (Campaign) (1956-60)
115		Szold, Robert (1948-69)
115		S (general) (1935-70)
115A		Truman, Harry S. (1946-48)
115A		T (general) (1934-67)
115A		Union Label Campaign (ACWA) (1949-54)
115A		U (general) (1949-66)
115A		V (general) (1944-65)
115A		Wagner, Robert F. Jr. (1953-58)
115A		Weinstein, Charles (Philadelphia Joint Board) (1949-51)
115A		Werts, Leo R. (Director, Office of Military Government for Germany, U.S. Manpower Division, Berlin, Germany) (1948-49)
115A		W (general) (1944-70)
115A		X, Z, Y (general) (1944-50)
115A		Miscellaneous - unidentified correspondence (1932-69)
116		A-Z
		2. Commissions and Committee Work 1940-66 [subseries]:
117		AFL-CIO Civil Rights Commission (1956-60)
117		CIO Civil Rights Committee/ Committee to Abolish Discrimination (1940-54)
117		CIO Community Service Committee (CIO-CSC) (1949-57)
118		Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services (1940-66)
119		Democratic Advisory Council (Advisory Committee on Labor Policy) (1957-61)
119		President's Commission on the Status of Women/ Committee on Protective Legislation (1960-63)
119		President's Conference on Industrial Safety (1950-51)
119		Welfare Council of New York City (1948-49)
		3. Printed, Pamphlet Material (1946-70) [subseries]:
120		Printed, Pamphlet Material
120		Newspaper clippings
121-128		B. Jacob Potofsky. Assistant President and Secretary-Treasurer's correspondence, 1930-1946. [subseries]:
121		Abt, John (ACWA attorney) 1938-40
121		Addes, George (UAW) 1938-39
121		Advance (1937) re Frank Rosenblum and the midwestern organizing campaign
121		Aluminum Workers of America (1937)
121		Altschuler, Michael (Corregated Enterprises) 1936
121		Amalgamated Housing Corporation (including correspondence with A.E. Kazan) 1937-39
121		Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America (letters to GEB and Dept. heads)
121		ACWA (letters to locals and joint boards) 1937-38
121		Amalgamated Securities (1942)
121		Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago (1936)
121		American Arbitration Association (1938)
121		American Federation of Labor (correspondence with William Green and Frank Morrison re jurisdictional problems, union label and Norfolk strike) 1935-36
121		American Labor Party (1936-44) correspondence with Elinor Herrick, state campaign director, Alex Rose, secretary regarding state election campaigns
121		American Russian Chamber of Commerce (1933)
121		Anderson, Mary (1935-36)
121		Andrews, John (American Association for Labor Legislation) 1935
121		Anthracite Coal district student letters to Jacob Potofsky (1939)
121		Asher, Benjamin (manufacturer, Fitchberg, Mississippi) 1939
121		Asher, Judge Jacob (1938)
121		Automobile Workers (United)
121		A (general)
121		Baalen, A. Van (Company re union checkoff) 1940
121		Baldwin, Roger (ACLU) 1935
121		Bambrick, James (Service Employees International Union) 1936
121		Barkley, Alben (Vice President of the United States) 1949
121		Barre, Vermont Central Labor Union (re Union label) 1937
121		Becker, Frank (local 266, San Francisco) 1937-39
121		Bellanca, August (1936-46)
121		Bellanca, Dorothy (1937) Shirt Workers Organizing campaign
121		Belous, Charles (New York City Council) 1938
121		Bennington Vermont Industrial Union Council (1938)
121		Berkowitz Company Inc. (1937)
121		Berkowitz, Mortis (local 91, NYC) 1938
121		Berle, Adolph (Assistant Secretary of State) 1938
121		Bernstein, Harry (clothing worker appeals expulsion) 1936-38
121		Bernstein and Sons (clothing manufacturers) 1936-39
121		Berry, George (Labor's Non-Partisan League) 1936-37
121		Billikopf, Jacob (National Coordination Committee) 1937
121		Bisno, Beatrice (U.S. Dept of Labor, Wage and Hour Administration) 1939
121		Bittiman, L. (18 year old looking for a job) 1935
122		Blair County Central Labor Union, (Pa) 1936
122		Blue Jean Manufacturing Company (Scranton, Pa) 1938
122		Blumberg, Jack (Chicago Joint Board) 1939
122		Bob, H.D. Company (New York Shirt manufacturer) 1935-39
122		Bohn, William (Tamiment Institute) 1937
122		Bond Clothes (New York) 1938-39
122		Borinsky, Sarah (Baltimore Joint Board) 1935
122		Brandwen, Macwell (ACWA attorney, Labor Division, War Production Board) 1941
122		Brandzel, Sol (Chicago Joint Board) 1938-39
122		Brewster Shirt Company (New York) 1937
122		Bright, Leonard (Bookkeepers, Stenographers and Accountants Union) 1936
122		Brookwood Labor College (correspondence with Tucker Smith, Director) 1935-36
122		Brophy, John (Director, CIO) 1936-38
122		Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen (A.F. Whitney, president) 1939
122		Brotherhood of Shoe and Allied Craftsmen-Boston (1937)
122		Brower, Brill and Tompkins (ACWA attorney, NYC) 1937-38
122		Bryan, George (summary of Union labor situation) 1937
122		Bryn Mawr Summer School (report on ACWA students) 1938
122		Bureau of Personnel Administration (1935-37)
122		Burr, Charles (organizer, Chicago) 2 telegrams, 1937
122		B (general)
122		Canada Dept. of Labor (librarian) 1937
122		Capitol District Shirt Manufacturers Association (1937)
122		Caplan, Hyman (Baltimore Joint Board) 1936
122		Carey, James B. (United Electrical Workers) jurisdictional disputes, IBEW (1934-38)
122		Celanese Workers Industrial Union (United Textile Workers Union of America, Cumberland, Md.) 1937
122		Celler, Emanuel (Congressman, Brooklyn) 1935
122		Charlotte (North Carolina) Central Labor Union (1935)
122		Chatman, Abraham (Rochester Joint Board) 1936
122		Chicago Joint Board (correspondence with Easer Goldberg) 1936-38
122		Chicago Teachers of Adult Education (1935)
122		Chicago Typographical Union (1937)
122		Christensen, Edith (organizer, Virginia and North Carolina) 1936
122		City Shirt Company (Mahony, Pa.) 1936-39
122		Claessens, August (American Film Alliance) 1939
122		Clark, Bert (Cooperative Buying Service) 1940
122		Clearfield Mills Inc. (Williamsport, Pa.) 1937-39
122		Cleveland Joint Board (1936)
122		Clothing Manufacturers of the USA (1940)
122		Cobb, Hilda (organizer, Kentucky) 1938
122		Coit, Eleanor (Affiliated Schools for Workers) 1935
122		Coleman, Mickey (organizer, East Radford, Va.) 1936
122		Columbia University (1937)
122		Committee for the Defense of Civil Rights in Tampa (1936)
122		Community Church of New York (1938)
122		C.I.O. (correspondence with John Brophy, Director, J.R. Bell, Controller re dues collection and campaign for industrial unionism) 1936-40
122		Consumers Cooperative Services (NYC) 1937
122		Consumers League (1938)
122		Consumers Union of the United States (1936)
122		Cooper, Ben (local 193) 1937
123		Cotton Garment Code Authority (National Industrial Recovery Administration) correspondence with regional and departmental administrators re wages, hours, working conditions and prison labor (1934-35)
123		Coveiski, John (Consumers Research) Strike-1935
123		Cullum, Bob (Washington, D.C.) 1935
123		Curlee, Clothing Company (St. Louis Strike Committee) 1938
123		C (general)
123		Daily News Record (New York) 1939
123		Daniel, Franz (organizer, Tennessee, New Orleans, La.) 1936-37
123		Davidson, Tecia (Sidney Hillman's Secretary) 1929-38
123		Delaney, John (Congressman, N.Y.) 1940
123		Delicatessen and Restaurant Workers Union (1937)
123		Denver Sanitarium (1937-40)
123		Detroit (Dept. of Street Railways) 1938
123		Dickason, Gladys (ACWA Research Dept.) 1936-43
123		Domestic Relations Court (NYC) 1936
123		Drechsler, David (ACWA attorney) 1939-40
123		Dressmakers Joint Board (ILGWU) 1937-39
123		DuBois and Sons (Uniform manufacturers, NYC) 1939
123		Dubinsky, David (ILGWU) 1936-39
123		Dyers, Finishers and Bleachers Federation (1938-39)
123		D (general)
123		Electrical Workers (United) 1937-39
123		Elet, Louis (ACWA New Albany, Ind. local) 1937
123		Ellman, Samuel Inc. (Syracuse) 1938
123		Equitable Life Insurance Company, 1936
123		Erie Central Labor Union (Pa.) 1937
123		Essley Shirt Company (N.Y.) 1937-39
123		E (general)
123		Fairchild Publications (1936)
123		Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America (1935-36)
123		Federal Emergency Administration of Public Workers (1935)
123		Federation of Jewish Philanthropies (1942)
123		Fine and Sons Manufacturers (N.Y.) 1935-37
123		Fitch, John (New York School of Social Work) 1935
123		Food Organizers (Food Workers, AFL) 1936
123		Frank, Jane (ACWA, Local 99, New Castle, Pa.) 1937
123		Friedman, J.R. and Sons (clothing manufacturer) 1940
123		Fur Workers Union (International) 1936-39
123		Furniture Workers (United) 1938
123		F (general)
124		Garbage Washer and Polishers Local Union No. 272
124		Garment Workers (International Ladies) 1935-39
124		Garment Workers (United) 1935-37
124		Geise, Leona (ACWA local 76) 1938
124		Genis, Sander (Minnesota Joint Board) 1938
124		General Executive Board (1937-40)
124		Georgia Federation of Labor (1936)
124		Giovannitte, Arturo (1936)
124		Godwin, Dorothy (ACWA local 92, Norfolk, Va.) 1937
124		Gold, Ben (International Fur and Leather Workers Union. Jewish People's Committee for United Action Against Fascism and Anti-Semitism) 1937
124		Golden, Clinton (organizer, Pittsburgh) 1935
124		Goldstein and Asher (attorneys, NYC) 1938
124		Gramercy Park Clothes (1938)
124		Greenberg, Harry (Trade Union tribute for St. Louis) 1938
124		Greenstein, Abe (organizer, Florida and North Carolina) 1936-38
124		G (general)
124		Har Sinai Congregation (1936-38)
124		Hardmann, J.B.S. (Advance) 1930-39
124		Hardy, Charles (organizer, La Follette, Tennessee) 1936
124		Harwood Underwear Company (N.Y.) 1936-37
124		Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers (United)
124		Hawes, Zillia (1938)
124		Herrick, Elinor (NLRB) 1937
124		Herwitz, H.K. (N.Y. Unemployment Insurance) 1930-38
124		Hershkowitz, Nathan (Clothing Workers) 1935
124		Highlander Folk School (Monteagle, Tennessee) includes correspondence with Zillia Hawes (1934-41)
124		Hillman, Bessie (telegram, 1941)
124		Hillman, Philoine (1941)
124		Hillman, Sidney (1938-41)
124		Hillyer, Mary (1936) League for Industrial Democracy
124		Hollander, Louis (N.Y. Joint Board) 1936
124		Horowitz, H. (1933)
124		Hosiery Workers (American Federation of) 1936-39
124		Hotels (confirmations and reservations) 1936-40
124		Howard Clothes (1938-39)
124		Hull, Cordell (Secretary of State)-Potofsky to (1936-39)
124		H (general)
124		Illinois State Federation of Labor (1936)
124		Industrial Insurance Agents Union (1938)
124		International Association of Garment Manufacturers 1935-38)
124		Isaacs, Stanley (N.Y. City Council) 1937
124		Isovitz, H. (re increase hours under War Labor Board order) 1941
124		Isserman and Isserman (ACWA lawyers, Newark) 1937
124		Italian Anti Fascist Committee (1936)
124		ILO National Committee (1938)
124		I (general)
124		Jacobson and Sons (Clothing manufacturers, New York)
124		Jeffrey, Newman (organizer, Portland, Maine) n.d.
124		Jewish Consumptive Relief Sanitorium (1939-40)
124		Jewish Daily Forward (1937-38)
124		Jewish Labor Committee (1939)
124		Jewish Laymen's Committee (1940)
124		Jewish Appeal (United) 1940
124		Job Applications (1936)
124		Joplin Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers (1937)
125		Journeymen Tailors Union (1935)
125		J (general)
125		Kalman, John (Chicago Joint Board) 1938
125		Katz, Isidor (Philadelphia attorney re Model Blouse Shop campaign) 1939-40
125		Kennedy, Thomas (UMW) 1937
125		Kenyon, Dorothy (N.Y. attorney) 1939
125		Klienman, George (International Fur and Leather Workers Union) re 1939 convention
125		Knitgood Workers' Union (ILGWU-jurisdictional fight, bathrobe industry) 1939
125		Kramen, Harry (local 263, Philadelphia) 1935
125		Krzycki, Leo (organizer, Rochester, Louisville, Milwaukee) 1930-39
125		Kuhlman, Griselda (Industrial Secretary, National Board of the YWCA) 1935-39
125		Kurtz, David (manufacturer, Fruit of the Loom) 1936-37
125		K (general)
125		La Guardia, Fiorello (Mayor, N.Y.C.) 1937-39
125		Labor (1935)-Potofsky's letter to W.P Neville, treasurer
125		Labor News Service (International) 1935
125		Labour Party (Great Britain) 1938
125		Labor Research Associates (1939) re ACWA and leather workers
125		Labor Stage (1937)
125		Labor (U.S. Department of) correspondence with unit administrators and department heads (1935-39)
125		Labor's Non-Partisan League (correspondence with George Berry and E.L. Oliver re 1936-38 political campaigns)
125		Ladies Garment Workers Union (International) correspondence with David Dubinsky, Mark Starr, educational director, Louis Hockman, N.Y. Joint Board 1935-39)
125		Laidler, Harry (League for Industrial Democracy) n.d.
125		Lalli, Victor (ACWA local 72, Newburgh) 1937
125		Lape, Mathilda (organizer, New Albany, Ind.) 1937
125		Lascelle, Kay (ACWA organizer) 1939
125		League for Material Aid (1936)
125		League for Women Shoppers
125		Levin, Samuel (Chicago Joint Board) 1936
125		Lewis, John L. (UMW and CIO) 1936
125		Lewis, Kathryn (1937)
125		Liebovitz and Sons (N.Y.) 1935-39
125		Loose leaf and Blank Book Workers (Chicago) 1937
125		Los Angeles Sanitorium (1936-40)
125		L (general)
125		Maine State Federation of Labor (1935)
125		Manhattan Merchant Tailors Association (1938)
125		Marcantonio, Vito (Congressman, NYC) 1939
125		Marimpietri, A.D. (Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank) 1936
125		Marine and Shipbuilding Workers (International Union) 1938
125		Maritime Federation of the Pacific (1939)
125		Markewich and Null (ACWA lawyers, NYC) 1939
125		Marlboro Shirt Company (Baltimore) 1939
125		Martin, Homer (UAW) 1938
125		Maverick, Maury (Congressman, San Antonio, Texas) 1941
125		Mead, James (Senator, NY) 1939-40
125		Men's Clothing Code Authority (1935)
125		Meserak, Darwin (re Russian bond issue) 1935
125		Methodist Federation for Social Service (1940)
125		Metropolitan Life Insurance (1936-38)
125		Michelson, Max (St. Louis Joint Board) 1939
125		Milk Consumers Protective Committee (1937)
125		Milk Drivers, Chauffeurs and Helpers local 584 (1936)
125		Miller, Abraham (New York Joint Board) 1936
125		Millinery Workers Union (1936)
125		Mine Workers (United)-Jellico, Tennessee (1937-38)
125		Mitchell, H.L. (Southern Tenant Farmers Union) 1936
125		Mooney, Tom (1936)
125		Morgenthau, Henry (Secretary of the Treasury - Potofsky to) 1937
125		Moskowitz, Henry (1936)
125		Moyer Manufacturing Company of Youngstown, Ohio (1937-39)
125		Muste, A.J. (Conference for Progressive Labor Action) 1933
125		M (general)
126		National Assoc. of Mens Shirts and Boys Blouse Contractors (1936-38)
126		National Association of Uniform Manufacturers (1936-40)
126		National Bureau of Economic Research (1935)
126		National Coordinating Committee to Aid Refugees from Germany (1937)
126		National Economic Objectives for Social Work (n.d.)
126		National Industrial Recovery Administration (1934) Correspondence with members of Labor Advisory Board
126		National Labor Relations Board. Correspondence with board staff including Nathan Witt (1935-39) and David Saposs
126		National Pants Company (Washington, D.C.) 1937
126		National Surety Company (New York) 1936-37
126		National Tailors and Garment Workers (Leeds, England) 1936
126		Nelkin, J.H. (Joint Council of Glove Workers, NY) 1939
126		New Leader (correspondence with James O'Neill and S.M. Levitas)
126		New York Clothing Manufacturers Association (1940)
126		New York Clothing Unemployment Fund (1940)
126		New York Printing Pressman's Local 61 (1939)
126		New York State Dept. of Labor (1935-37)
126		Nizer, Louis (1938)
126		Non Partisan Citizen's Committee for Stanley Isaacs (1937)
126		Norfolk Central Labor Union (1937)
126		N (general)
126		Office and Professional Workers (United) 1937-39
126		Oil, Field, Gas and Refinery Workers (1937)
126		Okmulgee (Oklahoma) Central Labor Union (1937)
126		Oliver, E.L. (1938)
126		Oppenheim, Barton (Administrator, NRA) 1934-38
126		ORT (Organization for Industrial and Agricultural Training of Jews in Europe) 1938
126		O (general)
126		Paper Makers (International Brotherhood of) 1938
126		Paper Workers (United) CIO, 1937
126		Parish, Tony (organizer, New Orleans) 1941
126		Peck, Gustav (US Dept. of Labor. Prison Industries Reorganization Committee) 1937
126		Pennsylvania Dept. of Labor and Industry (1935-36)
126		Pennsylvania Federation of Labor (1936)
126		Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council (1938)
126		People's Unemployment League of Maryland (1935)
126		Perry County (Ohio) Central Trades and Labor Union (1935)
126		Philadelphia Clothing Manufacturers Association (1940)
126		Phillips-Jones Corporation (1939)
126		Piepenhagen, A.G. (Cleveland Joint Board) 1935
126		Pinchot, Cornelia (1935)
126		Pioneer Youth of America (1939)
126		Piore, Nora (organizer, N.J.) 1935
126		Pocketbook Workers Union (1936)
126		Police Dept. of the City of New York (1935)
126		Pressman, Lee (CIO General Counsel) 1936
126		Price, James (1932)
126		Printing Pressman's Union #51 (1937-38)
126		Progressive Mine Workers of America (Springfield, IL) 1939
126		Prokauer Rose and Paskus (Attorneys re NLRB) 1939-40
126		P (general)
127		Rachofsky, L.M. (ACWA - Research Dept.) Results of investigation of Conn. Single Pants Shops) 1940
127		Radio Telegraphists Association (1937)
127		Radio WEVD (1935-39)
127		Rand School of Social Science (1936-38)
127		Reliance Manufacturing Company (Chicago) 1938
127		Retail Clerks Protective Association (LaFayette, Ind.) 1940
127		Retail Clothing Salesmen Union (New York) 1938
127		Retail Employees Union, (1937-38)
127		Rickert, Thomas (United Garment Workers) 1935-36 re jurisdiction and union labels
127		Rieve, Emil (Textile Workers Union of America) 1938-39
127		Rohman, Richard (ACWA Retailer - Consumer Dept.) 1940
127		Rose, Alex (American Labor Party) 1937-39
127		Rosenberg, Anna (Social Security) 1935-40
127		Rosenblatt, Louis and Company (New York) 1937
127		Rosenblum, Frank (Chicago Joint Board) 1937
127		Rosten, David (1936-37)
127		Ruhusky, Anna (Cutter, Local 134, McAdoo,Pa.) 1938
127		Russel Sage Foundation (1935)
127		Ryan, Daniel (re UMW expulsion) 1936
127		R (general) 1933-39
127		Sacony Vacuum Oil Company (re Labor Advisory Bd.) Greater NY Fund, 1938
127		Sacramento Federal Trades Council (1935)
127		Salerno, Joseph (Boxton, Textile Workers Union of America) 1939
127		Sales and Service Employees Union (1939)
127		Samuel, Ralph (re Capitol District Joint Board) 1945-46
127		Saposs, David (Economist, NLRB) 1938
127		Schlossberg, Joseph (1930)
127		Schneiderman, Rose (Women's Trade Union League) 1936
127		Sheboygan Times (1936)
127		Sheeplined Clothing Company (New York) 1937-38
127		Shirt Workers (Allentown, Pa.) 1935
127		Shoe Workers of America (Atlanta) 1938
127		Shuck, Clemmie (Organizer, Shirt Workers, Lebanon, Pa. and Harrington, Delaware) 1936
127		Silverton (Colorado) Miner's Union (1939)
127		Social Service Employees Union (New York and Philadelphia) 1937
127		Social Workers (American Association) 1933
127		Soule, George (New Republic) 1936-39
127		Southern Summer School for Women Workers (1937)
127		Spaide Shirt Company, Butler, Pa. (1937)
127		Spitzer, Morris (1933)
127		Starr, Ellen Gates (1933-39)
127		State, County, Municipal Employees of America (1937-38)
127		Steel Workers Organizing Committee (1936-39)
127		Streator, George (1936-40) organizing black clothing workers
127		Stolberg, Louis (ILGWU) 1940
127		Strebel, Gus (Syracuse organizer) 1939
127		Survey (1940)
127		Szold and Brandwen (ACWA attorney) 1936-39
127		S (general)
128		Textile Workers Organizing Committee (1937-39)
128		Textile Workers of America (United) 1935-36
128		Trachtenberg, Alexander (Workers School) 1926
128		Transport Workers Union (1937)
128		Transport Union (United) 1935
128		Tresca, Carlo (Il Martello) 1940
128		Typographical Union (International) 1936
128		T (general)
128		Udell, Lester (NY Clothing Manufacturer) 1937
128		Uniform Manufacturers Exchange (1938-39)
128		Union Theological Seminary (1936) Charles Webber re organizing Norfolk, Va. Clothing Workers
128		Uniontown, Pa. Shirt Workers (1936)
128		Unity House Committee (1936)
128		U (general)
128		Vincent, Merle (ACWA legislative representative) 1936-37
128		V (general)
128		Wage and Hour Bureau (ACWA) 1940
128		Wagner, Senator Robert (Potofsky to) 1938-39
128		Waldman, Louis (ACWA attorney) 1936
128		Walsh, Frank (organizer, Pa.) 1938
128		Walter, Noah (re Boston Joint Board) 1940
128		Washable Knee Pants and Clothing Cutters Local 169 (1935)
128		Washington Manufacturing Company
128		Weinstein, Charles (Philadelphia Joint Board) 1935
128		Weinstein, Murray (Potofsky to) Local 4, New York City (1940)
128		Weinstock, Anna (1935)
128		Wheeler, Frances (Senator, Montana) 1938
128		Wide Awake Shirt Company (Reading, Pa.) 1936
128		Wisconsin State Federation of Labor (1937)
128		Woll, Mathew (AFL) 1936
128		Wolman, Leo (ACWA Research Dept.) 1932
128		Women's Union Label League (1937)
128		Workers Alliance of Greater New York (1937)
128		Workers Defense League (1940)
128		Workmen's Circle (1939)
128		Works Progress Administration (1938)
128		W (general)
128		YMCA and YWCA (1936-37)
128		Young Men's Vocational Foundation (1940)
128		Youth Congress (American) 1937-40
128		Y (general)
128		Zaritsky, Max (United Hat, Cap and Millinery Workers)
128		Zelman, Benjamin (Attorney, American Labor Party) 1938
128		Z (general)
129-134		C. Jacob Potofsky presidential correspondence, 1946-1974. [subseries]:
129		Abram, Morris (American Jewish Committee) 1967
129		Amalgamated Clothing Workers - Managers and Business Agents (1947)
129		American Arbitration Association (1974)
129		American Cancer Society (1969)
129		American Federation of Labor (1973)
129		American Jewish Committee (1970)
129		Anderson, Glenn (Congressman, California) 1970
129		Badillo, Herman (Bronx Borough President) 1966
129		Bennett, Fay (National Sharecroppers Fund) 1970
129		Bernstein, Marver (Brandeis University) 1973
129		Burns, John (New York - Democratic State Committee) 1966
129		B (general)
129		C.I.O. (including correspondence with Philip Murray and James Carey) discussing defense manpower, education and training) 1948-54
129		Cooper, John Sherman (Senate Foreign Relations Committee) 1970
129		Davis, Jerome (Promoting an Enduring Peace, Inc.) 1966
129		Drechsler and Leff (ACWA attorneys, New York City) 1966
129		Dubinsky, David (ILGWU) 1966
129		D (general)
129		Educational Alliance (1966)
129		Educational Committee to Halt the Spread of Atomic Weapons (1966)
129		Elattes, E. (Israeli Ambassador) 1950
129		Elkuss, William (ACWA Eastern Summer School) 1966
129		E (general)
129		Farbstein, Leonard (Congressman, N.Y.C.) 1970
129		Fitzpatrick, Paul (Democratic State Committee) 1949
129		Friedman, Marx Clothing (1973)
129		F (general)
129		Gardner, John (Urban Coalition) 1969
129		General Executive Board (1966)
129		Goldberg, Arthur
129		Government Contracts (1966)
129		Gruening, Ernest (1970)
129		G (general)
130		Harriman, W. Averell (1950-1966)
130		Hart-Schaffner & Marx (Chicago) 1966
130		Heart Fund (1966)
130		Hess, Mrs. Anderson (1966)
130		Hatters, Cap & Millinery Union (United) 1963
130		Hillman, Sidney Foundation (1966)
130		Hillman, Sidney Health Center (1966)
130		Histadrut Nat'l. Committee for Israel (1966)
130		Hoffa, James - 1961 (1 telegram)
130		Housing Foundation, United (1966)
130		Humphrey, Hubert H. (Vice President of the U.S.) 1966
130		H (general)
130		Interior, Dept. of U.S. (1949)
130		International Federation of Chemical and Federal Workers (1965-67)
130		International Labor Organization (1966)
130		International Ladies Garment Workers Fund (1966)
130		International Ladies Garment Workers Union (1966)
130		Investments (1966)
130		International Textile and Garment Workers Federation (London) 1966
130		Israel Bond campaign (1966)
131		Italian Blood Relief (1966)
131		Italo-American Committee (ACWA) 1962
131		I (general)
131		Jewish Daily Forward (1959)
131		Jewish Labor Committee (1966)
131		Johnson, Alvin (New School for Social Research) 1950
131		Johnson, Lady Bird (1962-73)
131		Johnson, Lyndon (President of the U.S.) 1966
131		Kaiser, Philip (Assistant Secretary of Labor) 1949
131		Kefauver, Estes (Senator, Tenn.) 1959
131		Kennedy, John (President of the U.S.) 1960
131		Kennedy, Robert (Attorney General of the U.S.) 1966
131		K (general)
131		Laidler, Harry (League for Industrial Democracy) 1961
131		Lehman, Edith (1967)
131		Lehman, Herbert (Senator, N.Y.S.) 1949
131		Lindsay, John (Mayor, N.Y.C.) 1966-69
131		Lubin, Isador (1970)
131		Lyons, James G. (N.Y.S. Assemblyman) 1949
131		L (general)
131		McCarthy, Richard Max (Congressman, N.Y.) 1970
131		McGovern, George (Senator, South Dakota) 1970
131		Managers and General Executive Board Members (memoranda to) 1969
131		Martin, Dan (1966)
131		Meany, George (AFL) 1953-64
131		Meyer, Max (1947)
131		Miller, Nathan (1963)
131		Moses, Robert (1966)
132		M (general)
132		National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (1969)
132		National Conference of Christians and Jews (1969)
132		National Foundation (March of Dimes) 1968-69
132		National Park Foundation (1969)
132		National Planning Association (1949)
132		Nehru, Jawaharial (1953)
132		Neier, Aryeh (American Civil Liberties Union)
132		New York City (correspondence with heads of various city agencies) 1962
132		Nixon, Richard (President of the United States) 1969
132		N (general)
132		O (general)
132		Pepper, Claude (Senator, Fla.) 1948
132		Princeton University (1952)
132		P (general)
132		Rabinowitz, Aaron (Westport, Ct.) 1969-71
132		Reid, Ogden (N.Y. Tribune) 1971
132		Retail Clerks International Association (1969)
132		Reuther, Victor (UAW) 1963-69
132		Reuther, Walter (President, UAW) 1963-64
132		Roads, C.F. (Physician, Memorial Hospital, N.Y.C.) 1948
133		Rockefeller, Nelson (Governor of NYS) 1960-69
133		Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr. (1949)
133		Ryan, William F. (NYC Congressman) 1970
133		R (general)
133		Samuel, Howard (Assistant President re Sidney Hillman Foundation) 1966
133		Sinclair Oil Company (1966)
133		State Dept. (U.S.) 1972
133		Stevenson, Adlai (Governor, Illinois) 1952
133		S (general)
133		Testimonial Dinner (1964)
133		Testimonial Dinner (1973)
133		Thomas, Elbert (Senator, Utah) 1949
133		Tobin, Maurice (Secretary of Labor) 1949-50
133		Truman, Harry S. (President of the U.S.) 1950-59
133		Universita Internazionale (Rome) Reverend F.A. Morlion re CIO and Anti-Communism (1952)
133		U (general)
134		Van Arsdale, Harry (NYC Central Labor Council) 1966
134		Vietnam (correspondence re May 26, 1970 speech)
134		Weiss, Hyman (ACWA Leisurewear Joint Board) 1970
134		Willen, Joseph (1970)
134		Wirtz, Willard (Secretary of Labor) 1966
134		W (general)
134		Misc. (Trip to Israel) 1958
134		Miscellany (1968-69)
135-145		D. Joseph Schlossberg correspondence, 1930-1940. [subseries]:
		1. Correspondence with Joint Boards and Local Unions. [subseries]:
135		Letters to all local unions and joint boards (1926-40)
135		Boston Joint Board (1937-40)
135		Buffalo Joint Board (Charles Rosen, Manager) 1936
135		Capitol District Joint Board (1936-40)
135		Chicago Joint Board (1936-40)
135		Cincinnati Joint Board (Jack Kroll, Manager) 1938
135		Cleveland Joint Board (Ben Peppercorn, Manager) 1938
135		Detroit Joint Board (Morris Spitzer, Manager) 1940
135		Jersey Joint Board (1940)
135		Los Angeles Joint Board (1940)
135		Milwaukee Joint Board (1936-40)
135		Montreal Joint Board (1936)
135		New York Joint Board (correspondence with Joseph Catalotti and Peter Monat (1935-40)
135		Pennsylvania Joint Board (David Monas, Manager) 1938-40
135		Pittsburgh Joint Board (1938-40)
135		Rochester Joint Board (Abe Chatman, Manager) 1936-40
135		St. Louis Joint Board (1940)
135		Toledo Joint Board (1940)
135		Toronto Joint Board (1937-40)
135		Twin Cities Joint Board (Sander Genis, Manager) 1937-38
		2. Locals. [subseries]:
135		Local 4 (New York City) 1937
135		Local 10 (New York City) 1938
135		Local 39 (Chicago) 1936
135		Local 41 (Toledo, Ohio) 1938
135		Local 42 (San Francisco) Frank Becker (1937-40)
135		Local 57 (Oakland) 1938
135		Local 63 (New York) 1938
135		Local 86 (Pittsburgh) 1940
135		Local 87 (New Albany, Ind.) 1937
135		Local 88 (Richmond) 1940
135		Local 92 (Norfolk) 1935
135		Local 123 (Poughkeepsie) 1940
135		Local 124 (Detroit) 1938
135		Local 125 (New Haven, Ct., Aldo Cursi, Manager) 1936-40
135		Local 126 (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1940
135		Local 128 (Allentown, Pa.) 1940
135		Local 130 (Port Chester, NY) 1938
135		Local 137 (Scranton) 1937
135		Local 144 (Canton, Ohio) 1938
135		Local 145 (Indianapolis) 1938
135		Local 158 (New York) 1936
135		Local 169 (New York, Delores Marconi) 1936
135		Local 194 (Port Washington, Wisconsin) 1936
135		Local 198 (Passaic, N.J.) 1936
135		Local 215 (Utica) 1940
135		Local 2 (Syracuse) 1940
135		Local 239 (New York) 1940
135		Local 264 (Davenport, Iowa) 1936
136		Local 266 (San Francisco, Frank Becker) 1935-37
136		Local 278 (Los Angeles, Jack Blumberg) 1937
136		Local 279 (Newark) 1940
136		Local 291 (Springfield) 1940
136		Local 307 (Boston) 1938
136		Local 325 (Galion, Ohio) 1940
		3. General correspondence. [subseries]:
136		Addes, George (UAW) 1938-39
136		Agricultural and Cannery Workers Union - Trenton, N.J. (1936-37)
136		Alabama State Federation of Labor (1936)
136		Alfred, Helen (National Public Housing Conference) 1937-38
136		Allegany Trades Council (Cumberland, Md.) 1935
136		Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers (Portsmouth, Ohio) 1935
136		Amalgamated Clothing and Allied Trade Unions (Melbourne, Australia) 1935
136		Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen (1935)
136		American Association for Social Security (Abraham and Henriette Epstein) 1936-37
136		American Civil Liberties Union (including correspondence with Robert Baldwin and Lucille Milner) 1935-36
136		American Committee Appeal for the Jews in Poland (1936-38)
136		American Committee for the Defense of Leon Trotsky (1937)
136		American Committee for Jewish Palestine Participation, 1938
136		American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born (1936-38)
136		American Commonwealth Political Federation (Nathan Fine) 1936
136		American Federation of Labor (1935-36)
136		American Federation of Labor Federal Labor Union #18545 (1935)
136		American Federation of Labor Central Labor Unions (1935-36)
136		American Federation of Teachers (1936)
136		American Jewish Committee (1939)
136		American Jewish Congress (1935-39)
136		American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (1936)
136		American Labor Party (includes correspondence with state campaign director Elinor Herrick) 1936-39
136		American League Against War and Fascism (1936)
136		American Legion (1937)
136		American ORT Foundation (1936-39)
136		American Red Cross (1937)
136		American Russian Institute (1936)
136		American Society for Race Tolerance (1938-39)
136		American Student Union (1936-39)
136		American Youth Commission (1939)
136		American Youth Congress (1939) correspondence with William Hinkley
136		Andrews, John (American Association for Labor Legislation) 1939
136		Anti-Fascist Association of City College of the City of New York (1936)
136		Archive and Museum of the Jewish Labor Movement (1937)
136		Artoni, Guseppi (1936)
136		Automobile Workers (United) 1938-39
136		A (general)
136		Bakers International Union (1935)
136		Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union (1936)
136		Balabanoff, Angelica (fund raising for the anti-fascist cause) 1936-38
136		Barbash, Jack (Workers Education Bureau of America) 1936
136		Baron, Murray (1936) Joint Committee to Aid in the Herndon Defense
136		Barondess, Jean (re late husband Joseph Barondess) 1937
136		Battle, George (attorney, NYC) 1939
136		Becker, Frank (ACWA Local 42, San Francisco) 1938
136		Benson, Elmer (Senator, Minn.) 1936
136		Berry, George (Coordinator for Industrial Cooperation) 1935
136		Billikopf, Jacob (Philadelphia Regional NLRB) 1935
136		Bingham, Alfred (Commonwealth Federation of New York) 1937
136		Blinken, Samuel (Attorney, American Labor Party) 1938
136		Blanshard, Paul (NYC Commissioner of Accounts) 1936
136		Bliven, Bruce (1939)
137		Bohn, William (Rand School of Social Science) 1937
137		Bonnet, M. (National Congress of Clothing Workers of France) 1939
137		Bookkeepers, Stenographers and Accountants Union (correspondence with Representative Leonard Bright) 1936
137		Branden, Maxwell (ACWA attorney) 1936
137		Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drink Workers (1935)
137		British Trade Union Congress (Walter Citrine, Secretary) 1936
137		Bronx Free Fellowship (correspondence with President Leon Rosser) 1936
137		Brooklyn College (1936-39) correspondence with President Harry Gideonse and various departmental chairmen re Schlossberg's role as member of Board of Higher Education
137		Brookwood Labor College (includes correspondence with Director Tucker Smith) re Amalgamated representation on board of directors) 1935
137		Brophy, John (Director, CIO) 1936-39
137		Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (Schlossberg to) 1940
137		Bryn Mawr Summer School (1938)
137		Bund (Friends of the Polish) 1937
137		Bureau of Jewish Education (NYC) 1938
137		Bureau of National Affairs (1939)
137		Butcher Worker (Joseph Belsky, District Council of NY) 1936
137		Buttonhole Makers Union (NYC) 1938
137		B (general)
137		Calverton, V.F. (Modern Monthly) 1937
137		Canadian Jewish Congress (1938)
137		Canadian Seamen's Union (1938)
137		Carman, Harry (Columbia University) 1938
137		Catalonotti, Joseph (N.Y. Joint Board) 1937 telegram
137		Charleston (West Virginia) Dept. of Labor, 1936
137		Charter Applications from ACWA local unions (1937)
137		Chicago Labor College (1936)
137		Child Labor Committee (NY) 1934
137		Christenson, Edith (organizer, Norfolk, Va.) 1935
137		Citizen's Union (1938)
137		City College of N.Y. (correspondence re Joseph Schlossberg's role as member of the Board of Higher Education) 1936
137		Claessens, August (1936) Socialist Party
137		Cloak, Skirt and Pressers Union (1937)
137		Clothing Contractors Association (1938)
137		Clothing Workers Federation (France) 1937
137		Cohen, Alex (1935) Manager, Shirt Makers Joint Board
137		Cohen, William (American Committee for the Settlement of Jews in Birobidjan) 1936
137		Coit, Eleanor (Affiliated Schools for Workers) 1936
137		Columbus, Ohio Federation of Labor (1936)
137		Committee on Academic Freedom - American Civil Liberties Union (re threatened 1936 state investigation
137		Committee to Celebrate the President's birthday (Franklin Roosevelt) 1938
137		Committee for Defense of Civil Rights in Tampa (1936)
137		Committee for German Refugees (1936-38)
137		Common Sense (Selden Rodman) 1937
137		Community Church of New York (1938)
137		Community Council of the City of N.Y. (1936)
137		C.I.O. (1936-40) correspondence with Director John Brophy, Comptroller J.R. Bell
137		Connecticut Federation of Labor (1935)
137		Construction Workers Organizing Committee (1939)
137		Coordinator of Industrial Cooperation (E. J. Tracy, U.S. Dept. of Labor) 1936
138		Copeland, Royal (Senator, Fla.) 1936
138		Curlee Clothing Workers (St. Louis) Strike Committee (1938)
138		Custom & Uniform Tailors (1938)
138		C (general)
138		Danish, Max (Justice) 1936
138		The Day (S. Margoshes, Editor) 1936
138		Deborah Jewish Tuberculosis Society (1935-38)
138		Debs, Theodore (1935)
138		Debs Labor School (1938-39)
138		Deiches, Maurice (attorney, New York State) re assembly bill dealing with ladies' garments.
138		Del Norte Industrial Union CouncilDining Car Employees Union (N.Y.) 1939
138		Doll and Toy Workers Union (1935)
138		Dress and Waist Pressers Union (ILGWU) 1936-39
138		Dubinsky, David (ILGWU) 1936
138		D (general)
138		Electrical Workers Union (United) District #4 Brooklyn (strike committee) 1938
138		Emergency Peace Campaign (Kirby Page) 1935
138		Enameling & Stamping Mill Employees (1935)
138		E (general)
138		Fairchild, Henry Pratt (Commonwealth Federation of N.Y.) 1936
138		Farmer Labour Party Committee (1936)
138		Federal Council of Churches in America (1939)
138		Federated Trade Council (Reading, Pa.) 1937
138		Federation of Flint Glass Workers (1935)
138		Federation of Jews in America (1936)
138		Ferrero-Sallitto Defense Committee (1937)
138		Fine, Nathan (American Commonwealth Political Federation) 1936
138		Flanagan's (Father's) Boys Home (1939)
138		Flynn, John (re appointment of Board of Higher Education) 1936
138		Food Organizer (AFL-Food Workers Union) 1936
138		Free Synagogue of N.Y. (1937)
138		Foreign Language Information Service (1936)
138		Freie Arbeiter Stimme (1939)
138		Friedenwald, Harry (1938)
138		Friends of Spanish Democracy (1936)
138		Fur Workers Union (International) 1937
138		F (general)
138		Galacian Jews of America (United) 1937
138		Gerber, Julius (Socialist Party Campaign Committee) 1938
138		Giovanitti, Arturo (Italian Labor Education Bureau) 1938
138		Glove Workers Union (International) 1936
138		Goldberg, E. (ACWA Milwaukee Plant, 1929 financial statement) 1930
138		Goldberg, Louis (attorney, Shiplacoff Park Committee) 1938
138		Golden, Clinton (Pittsburgh Regional Director, NLRB) 1936
138		Green, William (President, AFL) 1935-36
139		Guild for German Cultural Freedom (1939)
139		G (general)
139		Hamlin, I. (Nat'l. Labor Comm.) 1936
139		Har Sinai Congregation (1937)
139		Harlem Labor Committee (1935)
139		Harris, Abram L. (Sociologist) Potofsky to (1937)
139		Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Dept. of Labor)
139		Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Union (1936)
139		Hebrew Butcher Workers Union (Joseph Blesky) 1935
139		Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society (1935-39)
139		Hebrew Teachers Union (1938)
139		Hebrew Trade (United) Morris Feinstone (1938)
139		Hebrew University (American Friends of) 1937
139		Heeg, Ivan der (International Federation of Clothing Workers re ACWA affiliation) 1936-39
139		Heinrich, Dorothea (Brookwood Labor College) 1936
139		Held, Adolph (ACWA attorney) 1937
139		Hendley, Charles (Teachers Union of the City of N.Y.) 1936
139		Highlander Folk School (Monteagle, Tenn.) 1935
139		Hillman, Sidney (Schlossberg to) 1937
139		Hillyer, Mary (League of Industrial Democracy) 1935-36
139		Hochstein, Joshua (Anti-Semitism in Mexico) 1938
139		Hollander, Louis (co-manager, N.Y. Joint Board) 1936
139		Holmes, John Haynes (Community Church) 1938
139		Hook, Sidney (John Dewey Labor Research Fund) 1939
139		Hosiery Workers (American Federation of) 1935
139		Hotel (reservations and confirmations) 1935-40
139		House of Journals (Jerusalem) 1939
139		Howe, Benjamin (NYC Fusion Party) 1938
139		Hudson Shore Labor School (1939)
139		Hull, Cordell (Secretary of State) 1938
139		Hunter College (Schlossberg's correspondence as member of the Board of Higher Education) 1936-39
139		H (general) 1935-39
139		Ice Cream Workers Union (Local 239, Brooklyn) 1935
139		Illinois Labor Dept. (1936)
139		Illinois Federation of Labor (1935)
139		Illinois Labor Party (1936)
139		Immigration and Naturalization (US Dept. of) 1939
139		Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of North America (Camden, N.J. Strike, 1935)
139		Insurance Companies (ACWA policies) 1935-38
139		International Ladies Handbag, Pocketbook and Novelty Workers Union (1937)
139		International Workingmen's Association (appeal for funds) 1936
139		Iowa State Federation of Labor (1935)
139		Isaacs, Stanley (Manhattan Borough President) 1939
139		Israel Zion Hospital (1936)
139		Ives, Irving (NY assemblyman) telegraph, 1936
139		I (general)
140		Jewish Club, Inc. (re symposium the future of labor and industry) 1937
140		Jewish Conciliation Board of America (1939)
140		Jewish Consumptive Relief Society (1935-40)
140		Jewish Daily Forward (B.C. Vladeck and Abraham Cahan) 1935-39
140		Jewish Educational Association (1938)
140		Jewish Frontier (correspondence re civil war in the labor movement) 1936-37
140		Jewish Journal and Daily News (1939)
140		Jewish Labor Committee (1935)
140		Jewish National Workers Alliance of America (1935-37)
140		Jewish Socialist Verband of America (1936-37)
140		Joint Boycott Council (American Jewish Congress) 1938
140		Journeymen Tailors Union (1935-40)
140		J (general)
140		Kansas Emergency Relief Committee (1935)
140		Kaufman, Belle (1936)
140		Keep America Out of War Congress (correspondence with Alice Dodge and Clarence Senior) 1938-39
140		Kentucky Miners Defense (fund raising for Harlan County miners) 1935-36
140		Knit Goods Workers Union (Joint Council - ILGWU) 1936
140		Kokomo (Ind.) Trades and Labor Council (1936)
140		Krzycki, Leo (2 telegrams re rubber workers strike) 1936
140		Kuhlman, Griselda (organizer, Norfolk, Va.) 1935
140		K (general)
140		La Follette, Robert (Senator, Wisconsin) 1936
140		La Guardia, Fiorello (Mayor of N.Y.) 1936-38
140		Labor Committee of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies (1935)
140		Labor Committee for Jewish Palestine (1938-39)
140		Labor Defense (International) 1937
140		Labor Department (U.S.) 1936-40
140		Labor Organization Committee (International) 1938
140		Labor's Non-Partisan League (E.L. Oliver) 1938
140		Labor Review (1937)
140		Labor Stage (correspondence with Louis Schaffner and Rose Schneiderman) 1936
140		Labor Temple (Detroit and St. Paul, MN) 1936-37
140		Laborer's Union of America (1937)
140		Ladies Garment Workers (International Union) includes correspondence with David Dubinsky (1935-37)
140		Laidler, Harry (League for Industrial Democracy) 1937
140		Land, Rosser Rev. Leon (1936)
140		Lanzetta, James (Congressman, N.Y.) 1937
140		Lauck, William (CIO Economist) 1938
141		Lawson, John (Quarry Workers International Union) 1936
141		League for Industrial Democracy (including correspondence with Harry Laidler and Mary Hillyer)
141		League for Labor Palestine (1936-38)
141		Legal Aid Society (re lay off of NY clothing worker) 1938
141		Lee, Algernon (1935) congratulations on appointment of Board of Higher Education
141		Lehman, Herbert (Governor of N.Y.) 1938
141		Levin, Lawrence (Local 177, Fall River, Mass. registration card for convention) 1936
141		Levin, Samuel (Chicago Joint Board) 1936
141		Levin, William (Investment Counsel) 1936
141		Levitas, S.M. (New Leader) 1936
141		Levitt, J. (Jewish Daily Forward) 1935
141		Levy, Matthew (Judge NY Municipal Court) 1938
141		Lewis, John L. (United Mine Workers of America) 1936-1939
141		Libby, Frederick J. (National Council for the Prevention of War) 1939
141		Lieberman, Elias (N.Y.attorney) 1938
141		Lochner, Louis (Associated Press) 1936
141		Lore, Ludwig (1936)
141		Los Angeles Sanitarium (1939)
141		Lowenthal, Max (ACWA attorney, 1926-38)
141		L (general)
141		McConnell, Bishop Francis (1939)
141		McGoldrick, Joseph (City Club of N.Y.) 1936
141		Machinists (International Association of) Transport Workers Lodge, 1936
141		Mack, Walter (1936)
141		Madison (Wisconsin) Federation of Labor (re union label) 1935
141		Maine Federation of Labor (1936)
141		Maisel, Max (bookseller) 1939
141		Maison Syndicale (Belgium) re Schlossberg's Workers and their World (1936)
141		Manhattan Merchant Tailors Association (1938)
141		Marcantonio, Vito (Congressman,N.Y.) 1935
141		Marconi, Delores (Washable Jackets, Knee Pants and Novelty Workers Union) 1936
141		Marimpietri, A.D. (Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago) 1936
141		Massachusetts State Federation of Labor (1935)
141		Medem Sanitorium in Poland (1938)
141		Medical Bureau to Aid Spanish Democracy (1937)
141		Menomenee (Michigan) 1937
141		Merchandise Service and Delivery Workers Union (1937)
141		Merritt, Matthew (Congressman, N.Y.S.)
141		Meissig, Felix (1936)
141		Methodist Federation for Social Service (1935)
141		Meyer, Max (Arbitrator) 1939
141		Meyerson, Goldie (Schlossberg to) 1938
141		Michigan Federation of Labor (1935)
141		Mikol, David (1939)
141		Milk Consumers Protective Committee (1935)
141		Milwaukee Dept. of Outdoor Relief (1935-36)
141		Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union (1937)
141		Mine Workers of America (United) correspondence with secretary-treasurer Thomas Kennedy re cooperative work in West Virginia, Kentucky and Pennsylvania (1935-40)
141		Minnesota Progressive Volunteers Committee (1936)
141		Mississippi Federation of Labor (1936)
141		Monat, Peter (N.Y. Joint Board) telegram, 1937
141		Mooney, Thomas (Defense Committee) 1936-37
141		Morgenthau, Henry (1939)
141		Morrison, Frank (secretary, AFL) correspondence re per capita tax (1935-37)
142		Moskowitz, Henry (1935-36)
142		Most, Amicus (Gelluloid, Catalin and Galilth Workers Union (1935)
142		Mumford, Lewis (1935-38)
142		Murray, Richard (Galena Defense Committee) 1937
142		Musicians (American Federation of) 1939
142		M (general)
142		National Association of Union Manufacturers
142		National Conference of Christians and Jews (1938)
142		National Council for Jewish Women (1935)
142		National Council for Social Democracy (1939)
142		National Council for the Prevention of War (1936)
142		National Council of Labour (London) Help for the Workers of Spain (1935)
142		National Federation of Post Office Clerks (1935)
142		National Industrial Conference Board (1935)
142		National Industrial Reconstructive Alliance (1936)
142		National Jewish Fund (1938)
142		National Labor Committee for Palestine (1937)
142		National Labor Relations Board (including 1938 memorandum on jurisdiction (1935-38)
142		National Maritime Union (subcommittee on finances) 1938
142		National Mediation Board (William Leiserson) 1939
142		National Recovery Administration (Labor Studies Section) 1935
142		National Refugee Service (1939)
142		National Surety Company (1937)
142		National Youth Administration (1936)
142		Naturalization Aid League (1935)
142		Neckwear Workers (United) 1935-40
142		Nederlands Verband Van Vakvereniginger (1937)
142		Needlecraft Educational Commission (Advisory Board for Central High School of Needle Trades) 1946
142		Needletrades Association of Maryland (1935)
142		Negro Labor Committee (correspondence with Winifred Gittens and Samuel Shore) 1936
142		Neue Volkszetung (N.Y.C.) 1936-39
142		New England Tailors Joint Board (1940)
142		New Leader (1935-36)
142		New York City (correspondence with administrators of various NYC departments including the mayor's office) 1936-39
142		New York City Board of Higher Education (1936-39)
142		New York State. Federation of Labor (1935)
142		New York Teachers Guild (Harry Linville) 1936
142		Newspaper Guild (American) 1935-38
142		Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League (1937)
142		North Carolina Federation of Labor (1936-37)
142		Novack, George (American Committee for the Defense of Leon Trotsky)
142		N (general)
142		Office and Professional Workers (United) request for ACWA constitution (1938)
142		Oil Workers (International Union) 1938
142		Orr, Samuel (attorney, NYC) 1937
142		O (general)
142		Padway, Joseph (attorney, NYC) 1935-36
142		Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers (International Union) 1938
142		Palestine Appeal (United) 1937-39
142		Paper Makers (International Brotherhood) 1939
142		Pennsylvania Federation of Labor (1936)
142		Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council (1938)
142		People's Committee for a Farmer Labor Party (1936)
142		People's Lobby (Benjamin Marsh) 1936-38
142		Perkins, Francis (Secretary of Labor) Schlossberg to (1938)
142		Pharmacists Union of Greater N.Y. (1936)
142		Pioneer Women's Organization (1936)
142		Pioneer Youth (1935-38)
142		Piore, E.R. (1938-39)
143		Plettl, Martin (Brookwood Labor College and Vineland Shore Labor College) organizer, ACWA, Florida 1936-39
143		Pocketbook Workers Union (United Leather Workers 1936-38
143		Popolo (IL) 1939
143		Potofsky, Jacob (1936)
143		Printing Pressmen's Association of N.Y. (George Berry) 1936
143		Pulp, Sulfite and Paper Mill Workers (International Brotherhood of) 1936
143		P (general)
143		Quarry Workers International Union (1936-38)
143		Quebec Federation of Labor (1938)
143		Queens College (Joseph Schlossberg as member of Board of Higher Education (1936-39)
143		Rand School of Social Science (correspondence with William Bohn and Algernon Lee (1936-38)
143		Randolph, A. Philip (Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters) 1937-39
143		Rassweiler, G.F. (Beloit College, Wisconsin) 1935
143		Red Caps (International Brotherhood of) 1938
143		Referendum Vote (1938)
143		Relief Association (International)
143		Retail Clerks Protective Association of America (1935)
143		Reuther, Walter (UAW) 1938
143		Rickert, T.A. (United Garment Workers) 1935
143		Robinson, Frederick (President, City College) 1937
143		Roosevelt, Franklin (1938)
143		Rose, Alex (State Secretary, American Labor Party) 1938
143		Rosenman, Samuel (1936)
143		Rubber Workers (United) re 1936 sit down strike
143		R (general)
143		Sacramento Appeal Committee (San Francisco General Strike - 18 organizers jailed) 1935
143		Salerno, Joseph (Textile Workers Organizing Committee)
143		Salert, Irving (NYC Board of Education) 1935
143		Savannah, Georgia Trades and Labor Assembly (1936)
143		Schaffner, Louis (Meyer London memorial committee) 1936
143		Schlossberg Trade Union Branch of the Journeymen Tailors Union of North America (1938)
143		Schneider, Morris (job request) 1935
143		Schwartz, Julius and Sons (1940)
143		Seamen's International Union (strike strategy committee) 1936
143		Seidel, Herman (1936-38) re Palestine
143		Senior, Clarence (Socialist Party of America) 1935
143		Sexton, Brendan (Workers Defense League) 1938
143		Sheboygan (Wisconsin) Central Labor Council (1935)
143		Silva, Jose (Universidad National de Mexico) 1938
143		Sobel, Norman (NYC Committee for Public Adult Education) 1937-38
143		Social Democratic Federation (1938)
143		Social Research (Institute for) 1936
143		Social Security Board (1936-38)
143		Socialist Call (1938)
143		Socialist Party of America (includes correspondence with members of the Executive committee, Algernon Lee and Alice Dodge, Maynard Kreuger) 1936-39
143		Society of Friends of Yiddish Scientific Institute (1939)
143		Solidarity Fund for Spanish Democracy (1936)
143		South Dakota Federation of Labor
143		Southern Summer School for Workers (Pearl Willen) 1938
143		Southern Tenant Farmers Union (1938-40)
143		Soviet Russia Today (1936)
143		Spitzer, Morris (Local 278, Los Angeles) 1935
143		Springfield (Ohio) Trades & Labor Assembly (1936)
143		Stampa Libera (1938)
143		Stark, Louis (1935) expulsion case
143		State (U.S. Dept. of)
143		State, County, Municipal Workers of America (1938)
143		Steel Workers Organizing Committee (including correspondence with David McDonald) 1936-40
144		Steubenville (Ohio) Trades and Labor Assembly (1937)
144		Strauss, Emanuel (petition for reinstatement) 1936
144		Student Anti-War Committee (City College) 1938
144		Summer School for Women in Industry (Bryn Mawr) 1935
144		Szold, Robert (ACWA attorney) 1936
144		S (general)
144		Tailors and Garment Workers National Union (London) 1937
144		Teachers College (Columbia University) 1936
144		Teachers Union of the City of New York (correspondence with Harry Linville and Charles Hendley) 1936-39
144		Tead, Ordway (Harper Bros.) 1939
144		Textile Trimming Workers Union (1936)
144		Textile Workers of America (United) 1935-38
144		Textile Workers Organizing Committee (1937-38)
144		Theatre Union (NYC) 1935
144		Third Workers Olympiad (1937)
144		Thomas, Norman (Socialist Party) 1935-37
144		Thompson, Dorothy (Herald Tribune) 1937
144		Trade Union Committee for a Labor Party (1936)
144		Trade Union Congress of Great Britain (1939)
144		Trades and Labor Congress of Canada (1935-39) correspondence re per capita tax
144		Transport Workers Federation (International) Amsterdam (1935)
144		Tri City Labor Congress (Clinton, Iowa) 1935
144		Typographical Union (International) 1935
144		T (general)
144		Udell, Jerome (Refugee Emergency Campaign, Clothing, Woolen and Allied Trades) 1939
144		Union Label League (Fort Wayne, Ind.) 1935
144		Union Label Trades Dept. (AFL) 1935-36
144		Union Labor News (Boston) 1936
144		Union Theological Seminary (1935)
144		Universities (correspondence with members of the faculty of various American universities)
144		Uphaus, Willard (National Religion and Labor Foundation) 1936-39
144		Upholsterers' Union of North America (1935)
144		Urban League (1938)
144		Utah Federation of Labor (1935)
144		U (general)
144		Van Kleeck, Mary (Russel Sage Foundation Dept. of Industrial Studies) 1936
144		V (general)
144		Wagner, Robert (Senator, New York) 1935-36
144		Waldman, Louis (ACWA attorney) 1935-38
144		Wall Paper Crafts of North America (United) 1935
144		Walling, William English (National Federation for Economic Stabilization) 1936
144		Ware, Norman (Wesleyan University) 1935
145		Warshow, Adolph (1936)
145		Weinberger, Harry (attorney) 1935
145		Weinstein, Charles (Philadelphia Joint Board) 1936-40
145		Wells, Sumner (Acting Secretary of State) Schlossberg to (1938)
145		West Virginia Federation of Labor (1936)
145		White, David McKelvey (telegram, 1939)
145		Winter, Max (re film Motion Picture dealers in death) 1936
145		Wisconsin Federation of Labor (1936)
145		Wise, Stephan (Rabbi) 1938-39
145		Wichita Trades and Labor Assembly (1935)
145		Wohl, Samuel (Isaac Wise Temple, Cincinnati) 1936-37
145		Women's Trade Union League (includes correspondence with Rose Schneiderman and Elizabeth Christman) 1935-38
145		Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (1937)
145		Woodworkers of America (International) telegram, 1938
145		Workers Aim Cooperative Association (1938)
145		Workers Alliance of Greater New York (1936)
145		Workers Bank Ltd. (Tel Aviv) 1936
145		Workers Defense League (1938-39)
145		Workers Education Bureau of America (Spencer Miller, Director) 1936-39
145		Workers Order (International) 1935
145		Workers' School (1937)
145		Workers Sport League of America (1936)
145		Workers Unemployed Union (NY) 1935
145		Workmen's Circle (1935-40)
145		Works Progress Administration (1936-39)
145		Wyoming Federation of Labor (1939)
145		W (general)
145		Yellen, Sidney (1936)
145		Young Circle League (Workmen's Circle) 1938
145		Young Zion Alliance (1935-36)
145		Y (general)
145		Zaritsky, Max (1937)
145		Zionist Organization of America (1936)
145		Zionist Pioneer League (1936)
145		Zorn, Samuel (Boston Custom Tailors strike) 1939 telegram
145		Z (general)
		E. Abt, John. General Counsel's correspondence, 1938-1947. [subseries]:
146		Correspondence relating to NLRB cases and impact of Taft-Hartley Act (1947), 1938-1947.
146		F. August Bellanca. General Organizer's correspondence, 1914-1953. [subseries]:
146		Correspondence documents his experiences organizing Italian clothing workers, his activities on behalf of the ACWA's Italian local and his work with the CIO's Textile Workers' Organizing Committee - some letters are written in Italian. 1914-1953.
		G. Benjamin, Sidney. Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, 1945-1966. [subseries]:
146		Files, 1965-1966.
		H. Bisno, Beatrice. Secretary to Sidney Hillman. Correspondence, 1920-1927. [subseries]:
folder   146		Correspondence with Jacob Potofsky and managers of various joint boards documenting organizing drives in Philadelphia and Buffalo. 1920-1927.
		I. Blumberg, Hyman. Manager, Baltimore joint board, 1916-1924; New York joint board, 1926-1934; State Secretary, American Labor Party, 1944-1946; Chairman, 1946-1947. [subseries]:
147		1920-1925, correspondence
147		Papers re NRA Men's Clothing Code Authority (includes report on compliance), 1933-1934.
147		1935-1939 (includes correspondence re NRA, Textile Workers Organizing Committee & Labor's Non-Partisan League.
147		American Labor Party, 1944 Campaign
147		1945, includes Congressional Research Institute, New York Congressional Districts Report.
147		1946, January-August
148		1946, September-December
148		1947
148		1948-1950
148		Personal and Miscellaneous Papers (1925-1947)
148		Papers re Sidney Hillman Memorial (1946-1948)
		J. Sol Brandzel. Assistant General Secretary-Treasurer, 1961-1969. [subseries]:
149		Papers, 1961-1969.
149		Correspondence re "The Inheritance", 1962-1964.
		K. Alex Cohen. Manager, Shirt Workers Joint Board. 1935-1940. [subseries]:
149		Papers, 1935-1940
		L. Tecia Davidson. Secretary to Sidney Hillman, 1938-1941 [subseries]:
149		Papers, 1938-1941
		M. Gladys Dickason. Director, Research Department. 1935-1945. [subseries]:
149		Papers, 1935-1945.
		N. Charles W. Ervin. 1925-1948 [subseries]:
150		Textile Workers Organizing Committee, 1925-1948.
		O. J. B. S. Hardman. Editor, Advance. 1925-1941. [subseries]:
150		Papers, 1925-1941.
		P. Abraham Hershkowitz. Representative, 1938. [subseries]:
150		Files, 1938
		Q. Louis Hollander. Co-Manager, New York Joint Board, 1936-1938. [subseries]:
150		Papers, 1936-1938.
		R. Leo Krzycki. Organizer, 1935-1939. [subseries]:
150		Baltimore, Cincinnati and Boston, Steel and Textile Workers Organizing Committees. Includes letters from Dorothy and August Bellanca. 1935-1939.
		S. Fred Reinfold. Auditing Department. Financial reports, 1945. [subseries]:
150		ACWA auditing deptartment, weekly financial reports. 1945
		T. Richard Rohman. Research Department. 1947-1952. [subseries]:
150		Files, 1947-1952
		U. Frank Rosenblum. Manager, Chicago Joint Board, 1914-1946; General Secretary-Treasurer, 1946-1969. [subseries]:
		1. General Correspondence [subseries]:
150		Correspondence re organizing Chicago clothing workers and amalgamation, 1914-1924.
150		Curlee strike correspondence with Jack Kroll of Cincinnati Joint Board, 1925.
150		Photocopies, 1913-1928.
150		Correspondence as head of ACWA Organizing Department, 1940-1942.
150		1944
150		1945
150		1946
151		1947
151		1951-1952
151		Organizers' reports submitted to Frank Rosenblum (Midwest), 1951-1952.
151		1966-1969
		2. Subject Correspondence [subseries]:
151		Congress of Industrial Organizations (1954) includes correspondence with secretary-treasurer James Carey and Victor Reuther re Committee on Economic Policy, Union Label and per capita tax.
151		Kaminsky, Joe (organizer, Chicago Joint Board) 1940-1944
151		Shultz, Louis (organizer, Milwaukee Joint Board) 1941-1948
152		Speeches, Writings and Statements (1918-1961)
152		Miscellaneous (mostly copies of documents from ACWA's Anthology of Historical Documents)
		V. Lester Rosner. Correspondence, 1940. [subseries]:
152		Two letters, one to the Social Security Board and one to Tennessee Valley Authority, 1940.
		W. Samuel Howard. Assistant President, 1966-1969. [subseries]:
152		Papers, 1966-1969
		X. Jacob Sheinkman. General Counsel and Secretary-Treasurer. 1966, 1972. [subseries]:
152		Sheinkman, Jacob (General Counsel and Secretary-Treasurer) 1966, 1972
		Y. Valentin Wertheimer. Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, 1954-1974. [subseries]:
152		General Correspondence, 1954-1958
152		General Correspondence (1959-1961)
152		General Correspondence (1966-1969)
152		National Labor Relations Board Case. Clark Bros. Manufacturing (Glens Falls, N.Y.) 1957 includes petitions and ACWA membership applications.
		Z. ACWA Summer School (1962-1971) [subseries]:
153		1962 (Public Speaking)
153		1962 (Union Democracy)
153		1963 (Missouri Summer School)
153		1963 (Summer School-general)
153		1963 (Summer School notes Truth in Packaging)
153		1964 (Union Democracy)
153		1965 (Dues and Structure)
154		1966 (general)
154		1967 (Dues)
154		1967 (general)
154		1968 (general)
154		Southwest Leadership Training School (1971)
155		Speech Toward an Understanding of Social Justice (Rochester re Farah Strike)
155		Miscellaneous Speaking Material (1956)
155		Miscellaneous Convention Materials (1956)
155		Miscellaneous Office Records (1954)