includes: Women campaigning for Harriman and Roosevelt, October 18, 1954; Women addressing mini-sewing kits to be sent out; Election meeting at Manhattan Center where Manager Louis Dworkin was reelected, March 5, 1947 - the 22 and the star represents veteran Local 99 members who did not return from the war; Presentation to Louis Dworkin and Edward Kramer desk sets and plaques for their union efforts, presentation made by Chairman Harry Littman and Peter Fernandez; 4th of July Weekend at Unity House, Local 99 members celebrating holiday; Union reception after installation of Shelley Appleton as manager of Local 99 - David Dubinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Appleton, and Chairman of Local 99 Executive Board Harry Harrsesoffky; June 3, 1954 - Cloak and Suit Strike Action Committee Officers confer before meeting - Business Representatives Benjamin Laboda, Douglas Levin, and Nick Mule; Local 99 members pitching for help for WNET TV 13, the local educational Television station; Appleton congratulated by Stulberg after installation; Local 99 Executive Board - Shop Stewards and Committee members vote; June 3, 1954 Cloak and Suit Strike Action Committee, led by Representative Douglas Levin, votes to strike; January 15, 1960, Local 99 Contract signing; Stulberg signing an agreement; Local 99 Picket with Placards against Land-n-Sea Diplomat Spts (45 West 18th Street); Bellas Hess workers (Local 99) picketing with placards