Local 22, all groups and factions. [folder 2 of 2], 1934-1942

File — Box: 3, Folder: 4

Scope and Contents

1934-37, 1939-40, 1942

Dates

1934-1942

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

Conditions Governing Access

From the Collection:

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Extent

5.33 cubic feet

Physical Storage Information

Box: 3, Folder: 4 (unspecified)

Repository Details

Repository Details

Part of the Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation & Archives Repository

Contact:
227 Ives Hall
Ithaca NY 14853

Collection organization

ILGWU Broadside Collection

Action Committee, ILGWU. Action Committee for week work and one (fighting) union, 1933

American Federation of Labor, 1914-1925

American Cloak and Manufacturers Association

Anarchist Workers Group,, 1922-1928

Anti-Nazi and Fascist Committee of Twenty-Five of the ILGWU.

Boston Joint Board. affiliated bodies, 1939

Boston Joint Board. affiliated bodies, 1939

Buffalo, N.Y., 1935-1936

Campaign Committee. ILGWU, 1976

Campaign Committee (Finishers Trade Union Club) Local 9, 1931

Centerist Groups, 1929-1930

Central Committee (of all) Left Wing Groups in the ILGWU, 1933

Chicago Joint Board and affiliated bodies, 1924

Cleveland Joint Board. Local 195 and affiliated bodies, 1937

Cloak Committee of 100. Cloak Department of the Industrial Union, 1933

Cloak and Dress Pressers Left Wing Local 35, ILGWU, 1931

Cloak and Dressmakers Misc. Group, 1916-1933

Cloak and Dress Pressers Social Aid League, Local. 35, 1926

Cloak and Dress Shop Chairmens Council, 1927

Cloak and Dressmakers Left Wing Groups of the ILGWU, 1931-1933

Cloak and Dressmakers (United) Progressive League, 1932

Cloak, Dress, Rain Coat Makers and Ladies Tailors (Madison, Wisconsin), 1926

Cloak Operators Mutual Aid Club, 1930-1933

Cloakmakers Left Wing Groups of Local 1, ILGWU, 1931

Cloak Shop Chairmens Committee, 1934-1935

Cloak, Suit and Manufacturers of New York, United, 1913

Cloakmakers Center, 1930

Cloakmakers Left Wing Groups, 1933

Cloakmakers Shop Delegates League, 1922-1923

Cloakmakers Unemployment Council, Cloakmakers United Action Committee, 1932

Cloakmakers United Front Committee, 1931

Committee for Preservation of the Trade Unions, 1926

Committee of Action Elected at the Conference for Week Work and One Class Struggle Union in the Cloak Trade, 1933

Committee of Fifty, 1924-1932

Committee of Ten and Twenty-Five, 1929-1932

Communist Party, General, 1923-1953

Communist Party (War Effort), 1938-1943

Communist Party (Front Organizations), 1938-1946

Concert Programs, 1938-1974

Conventions, 1928-1950

Cotton Garment Workers, 1940

Decatur, Illinois

Dress and Waist Manufacturers Assn., NY, 1916

Expelled Members

David Dubinsky,, 1939-1976

Education Dept., ILGWU, 1925-1946

Education Dept., ILGWU, 1925-1941

Firms (literature from workers, Union and firm), 1915-1959

Furriers Union, 1927-1947

Furriers Union, 1920-1939

General Executives Board and Presidents Office, 1926-1935

General Strike Committee of the ILGWU of Locals 2, 3, 9,10, 23, 48, 64 and 82, 1926

Hourwich, Isaac A.

Infants and Childrens Wear Association, Inc., United,, 1933

ILGWU General, 1912-1980

Italian-American Labor Council, 1942

Italian Dressmakers, Italian Progressive Comm. L. 48 and 89, Italian Trade Union Progressive Committee, 1934

Joint Action Committee, Locals 2, 9, and 22.

Joint Defense (and Relief Committees), 1927

Labor Stage, 1937-1938

Left Wing Groups. General, 1934

Left Wing Groups. ILGWU, 1931-1933

Left Wing Groups of the Cloak Locals, ILGWU, 1932

Left Wing Group Cloak Operators Local 1, 1931-1932

Left Wing Group, Local 1, 9..., 22... and 35, 1932-1933

Left Wing Group, Local 9, 1931-1937

Left Wing Group, Local 35, 1932-1933

Left Wing Group of Local 1, 1932-1935

Local Elections

Local 1, Election Ballots (and Slates) from all local groups, 1922-1934

Local 1, Cloak and Suit Operators Union, 1922-1935

Local 2, Cloak, Suit and Reefer Operators, 1914-1929

Local 2, Election Ballots (and Slates) from all local groups, 1925-1928

Local 2, United Cloak and Skirt Makers Union, Philadelphia, Pa.

Local 3, Sample Makers, Ladies Tailors, 1922

Local 9, Committees for Week Work and One Fighting Union (Action Comm., Comm. of 50), 1932-1933

Local 9, Cloak and Suit Finishers, and general groups in Local 9, 1912-1934

Local 9, Trade Union Groups (Progressive and United), 1930-1937

Local 10, all groups and factions. [folder 1 of 2], 1924-1949

Local 10, all groups and factions. [folder 2 of 2], 1924-1949

Local 11, Cloakmakers Union

Local 17, Reefer Makers Union, 1924-1929

Local 22, all groups and factions, 1931-1942

Local 22, Dressmakers Union, 1925-1965

Local 22, all groups and factions, 1932-1948

Local 33 and 34, Corset Workers & Corset Cutters, Los Angeles, California, 1923

Local 22, Dressmakers-Programs, 1935-1957

Local 22, all groups and factions. [folder 1 of 2], 1934-1942

Local 22, all groups and factions. [folder 2 of 2], 1934-1942

Local 23-25, 1959-1975

Local 35, Pressers Union, and other Local 35 groups, 1922-1933

Local 38, Ladies Tailors, Theatrical Costume and Alteration Workers, 1929-1930

Local 48, Italian Cloakmakers, 1949-1966

Local 49, Ladies Waist and Dressmakers Union, Boston

Local 50, Waist and Dressmakers, Philadelphia

Local 60, Dress Pressers and other Local 60 Groups, 1939-1963

Local 62, White Goods Workers Union. [folder 1 of 2], 1921-1949

Local 62, White Goods Workers Union. [folder 2 of 2], 1921-1949

Local 65, Cloak and Dressmakers, Los Angeles

Local 66, Bonnaz Embroidery Workers, 1908-1940

Local 72, Dressmakers Union, Toronto

Local 76, White Goods Workers Union, 1934

Local 89, Italian Dressmakers, 1936-1965

Local 91, Childrens Dress, 1925-1938

Local 102, Cloak and Dress Drivers & Helpers Union, 1939

Local 117, Cloak, Suit, Infants and Childrens Coat OperatorUnion. [folder 1 of 3], 1922-1950

Local 117, Cloak, Suit, Infants and Childrens Coat OperatorUnion. [folder 2 of 3], 1922-1950

Local 117, Cloak, Suit, Infants and Childrens Coat OperatorUnion. [folder 3 of 3], 1922-1950

Local 130, Coat and Suit Workers Union, New Jersey, 1949-1965

Local 132, Plastic, Metal and Novelty Workers Union

Local 134, Coat and Suit Workers Union, Paterson, New Jersey, 1951

Local 135, Coat and Suit Workers Union, Newark, New Jersey, 1950

Ladies Neckwear Workers Union, 1934-1936

Local 144, Dressmakers Union, Newark, New Jersey, 1948

Local 155, Knitgoods Workers Union, 1934-1948

Local 165, Cloakmakers Union, Newburgh, New York, 1951

Local 184, Dressmakers Union, Seattle, Washington, 1935

Local 266, Los Angeles, California

Local 328, Kokomo, Indiana, 1943

Local 384, McAlester, Oklahoma, 1956

Local 385, Salt Lake City, Utah

Los Angeles Joint Board and affiliated bodies, 1920-1942

Los Angeles, 1920-1950

May Day Committee, 1932-1939

Merchant Ladies Garment Association, Inc., 1933

Montreal (affiliated bodies), 1937-1942

Mooney, Tom and Warren K. Billings, 1939

Mutual Aid Club, 1931

National Organization Committee, Cloak and Dressmakers Joint Board, 1927-1928

Nazism, Fascism - (anti), 1948

Needle Trades Workers Campaign Committee, 1928

Needle Trades Workers Industrial Union (Joint Board Cloak, Dress and Furriers Union), 1929-1933

Needle Trades Workers Industrial Union, 1924-1934

Needle Trades Workers Industrial Union (Cloak and Dress Departments), 1930-1933

Needle Trades Workers Unity League, 1930-1931

New Jersey, 1923

New York Cloak and Dressmakers Union Joint Board. [folder 1 of 3], 1921-1958

New York Cloak and Dressmakers Union Joint Board. [folder 2 of 3], 1921-1958

New York Cloak and Dressmakers Union Joint Board. [folder 3 of 3], 1921-1958

New York Cloak Pressers Welfare Soc., Inc., 1933

New York Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Reefer Makers Union, (Joint Board), 1907-1960

New York Dress and Waistmakers Union Joint Board,, 1932-1958

New York Dress and Waistmakers Union, 1921 Strike, 1921

Northeast Department, 1953-1956

Organizing Committee, ILGWU, 1921-1927

Organizing Leaflets. [folder 1 of 2], 1916-1964

Organizing Leaflets. [folder 2 of 2], 1916-1964

Pennsylvania, 1946-1956

Philadelphia Joint Board and affiliated bodies, 1925-1935

Political Leaflets, 1938

Progressive Club, Local 17, 1933-1935

Progressive Cutters, Local 10, 1925-1937

Progressive Groups, Local 10 and 35, 1925

Progressive League of Local 1, 1934-1935

Progressive Pressers of Local 35, 1924-1925

Pure and Simple Trade Union League, 1922

Radio Broadcast union and non-union literature, 1949

Rank and File, ILGWU, 1932

Rank and File Committee, Local 10, 1931-1956

Rank and File Committee of ACW, ILGWU and Hat Cap and Millinery Workers

St. Louis Joint Board, 1956

San Francisco Joint Board and affiliated bodies, 1934-1938

Shop Chairmen Council (Cloak and Dressmakers), 1927

Shop Delegate Propaganda Committee, 1921

Shop Delegates League, 1921-1922

Social Friends Club (Local 9) and the Committee of 25, 1931

Socialist Party

Socialist Workers Party

Southeastern Region, 1951

Southwestern Region, 1936-1942

Tolerance ( and Solidarity) Groups, 1927-1928

Toronto Joint Board and affiliated locals, 1928-1976

Trade Union Center Groups (Local 1), 1930-1934

Trade Union Committee to Manufacture Clothing for Spain

Trade Union Educational League, 1922-1929

Trade Unionist Groups (Locals 2, 9, 22, 35), 1930

Training Institute, ILGWU, 1957

Unemployment Committee of the Left Wing Groups, ILGWU

Union Label Department, 1967-1976

Union Label Department, 1960-1969

Unions (and general labor matters), 1933-1950

United Active and Progressive Trade Union Center, 1937

United Campaign Committee of All the Progressive Elements, Locals of Cloakmakers Union, 1922

United Dressmakers Committee, Left Wing and Active Members Groups, Local 22, 1925-1935

United Front Committees, 1930-1932

United Progressive League, 1930-1933

United Progressive League. Local 1, 1931-1934

United Progressive Trade Union Center, (Local 1), 1933-1934

United Trade Unionist, 1926

Unity Committee. Joint Board Cloak and Dressmakers Union, Joint Board, Furriers Union, 1927

Unity House, 1918-1968

WEVD (Union Assembly)

With These Hands

Womens Trade Union League

Loose materials.