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Box 51

 Container

Contains 5 Results:

General Correspondence: 1941-44

 File — Box: 51, Folder: 1
Abstract

Includes letters from Adjutant General's office to proceed to Washington for duty in the Readjustment Division, Production Division or Purchase Division

Correspondence re contracts and government orders for Army uniforms. 1941-44.

 File — Box: 51, Folder: 2a-2d
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Much of the collection is made up of routine correspondence. There is, however, significant material documenting such ILGWU activities as the annual convention, Union Health Center, Unity House (the ILGWU resort), and Unity Broadcasting Corporation, which owned a number of radio stations across the country. In addition, the collection contains correspondence with government officials about labor situations in the garment industry during World War II, and information about health care,...

Correspondence from locals re war orders or curtailment problems. 1941-43.

 File — Box: 51, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Much of the collection is made up of routine correspondence. There is, however, significant material documenting such ILGWU activities as the annual convention, Union Health Center, Unity House (the ILGWU resort), and Unity Broadcasting Corporation, which owned a number of radio stations across the country. In addition, the collection contains correspondence with government officials about labor situations in the garment industry during World War II, and information about health care,...

Bulletins from Union Research Department and announcement of contracts.

 File — Box: 51, Folder: 4a-4b
Scope and Contents From the Collection: Much of the collection is made up of routine correspondence. There is, however, significant material documenting such ILGWU activities as the annual convention, Union Health Center, Unity House (the ILGWU resort), and Unity Broadcasting Corporation, which owned a number of radio stations across the country. In addition, the collection contains correspondence with government officials about labor situations in the garment industry during World War II, and information about health care,...