s0479 OIL, CHEMICAL AND ATOMIC WORKERS UNION,
RECORDS, 1933-1965
726 FOLDERS

STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI RESEARCH CENTER-ST. LOUIS
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS

Merger talks between the Oil Workers International Union (OWIU) and the smaller United Gas, Coke, and Chemical Workers International Union (UGCCW) began during the spring of 1954. The Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) had chartered the UGCCW in 1942 after a group of local unions, opposing the decision of the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) to leave the CIO, withdrew from UMWA District 50. An undisciplined and loosely organized union, the UGCCW, which was composed predominantly of low-wage workers living in the eastern states, experienced constant financial stringencies and probably would not have survived without CIO assistance. Like other unions in the petroleum and chemical industries, leaders of the UGCCW encountered great resistance in the effort to organize workers within their jurisdiction. Organizing failures resulted primarily from the effective anti-union tactics of the huge corporations that dominated the industry, but the trade unions themselves further exacerbated the problem through expensive and distracting rivalries that disrupted organizing drives and weakened the union position during collective bargaining negotiations. Consequently most UGCCW leaders were pleased to hear OWIU president O.A. Knight tell the delegates to the 1950 OWIU national convention:

I think at this time...it behooves us to extend an invitation...to the Gas, Coke, and Chemical Union, which is so closely related to ours that you can't tell where their stops and our starts,.l..to sit down with us and plan for a united movement in the oil and chemical industry in America.

The first step toward greater unity came in 1951 with the organization of the National Coalition of Oil Unions, a collective bargaining unit that included many independents as well as the OWIU and the UGCCW. Finally, in the late winter of 1955 the two organizations agreed to a merger, creating the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union. Clearly the OWIU was the senior partner in the merger, and its president, O.A. Knight headed the new union. The UGCCW, which held annual conventions, maintained its international headquarters in Washington, D.C. Full-time officers included a president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer. The executive council was composed of the full-time officers and members elected from eleven geographical districts. At the time of the OCAW merger, the UGCCW paid per-capita taxes to the CIO on 72,000 members. During the remaining years of the 1950s, leaders of the OCAW devoted much of their attention to problems emanating from the merger. Both unions had long traditions of rank-and-file participation in decision making, and while the OWIU had gone further toward centralizing authority, advocates of local autonomy in both unions jealously guarded their prerogatives. While a healthy and desirable condition, this state of affairs complicated the resolution of the inevitable administrative problems following the merger. Disagreements erupted over dues payments, the degree of power to be exercised by the president, collective bargaining policies, procedures for authorizing strikes, representation at conventions, and the election of officers. Although compromises were arranged on most issues, in general terms the positions of the larger OWIU usually predominated. The merger eliminated existing or potential jurisdictional problems between the OWIU and the UGCCW, but it did not provide the expected organizing gains or improve the collective bargaining positions anticipated by its sponsors. The OCAW steadily added new members but lost almost as many to technological changes, new production methods, craft reclassification, and rival unions. As a result membership fluctuated by has remained fairly constant since 1957. Moreover, the merger movement initiated by the OWIU in 1950 stalled after the formation of the OCAW in 1955. Merger talks with the International Chemical Workers Union collapsed,. and although a few unaffiliated unions joined, most remained independent or merged with other unions. The OCAW, which holds biennial conventions, maintains its international headquarters in Denver, Colorado. Principal officers include a president, two vice-presidents, and a secretary- treasurer. The executive board consist of sixteen rank-and-file members. In 1973 the OCAW reported a membership of 172,000 in 596 locals.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers Union Papers document many of the union's activities from 1928 to 1982. The collection contains information of many of the union's day to day business and special activities. Most information, however, concerns activities in the 1950's and early 1960's. Topics include contracts, convention material, correspondence, departmental matters, financial records, grievances filed, job descriptions, information on the King-Thompson Act, copies of the Laclede News, information on various St. Louis OCAW locals, meeting minutes, membership information, negotiations, pamphlets, publications, reports, information on St. Louis County Gas Company, subject files, and photographs.

Two series comprise the largest part of the collection--contracts and negotiations. Contracts can be found for several locals, but most information concerns local number 6. Because several different locals are represented, the information available is somewhat sketchy. The contracts found under that specific heading are final drafts. Preliminary drafts can be found in the negotiations series. The information found in negotiations complements the contractual information. Union proposals, company proposals, counter proposals, wage disputes, debates over specific clauses, and comparable contracts can all be found in this series. Again, however, several union locals are represented. Often, two or more locals negotiated jointly. This information is perhaps more helpful, but more difficult if one is searching for information concerning a specific local.

The final labor agreements can also be found in the pamphlet series. These agreements were published for each member of the union. The information contained in the negotiations, contracts, and pamphlets provide a complete view of the union's dealings with the gas company.

The pamphlet series also includes various pamphlets concerning Laclede Gas Company. There are also several By-Laws and Constitutions for several years in this collection. The information is very incomplete because some locals are not represented at all, while others have only a few pamphlets for widely spaced years.

Besides information in negotiations and contracts, the local series has information on specific locals. Much of this information concerns individuals and concerns of specific locals. The information is most helpful if used in conjunction with other series.

The financial records, St. Louis County, membership, and meeting minutes series all contain information concerning all St. Louis local involved with Laclede Gas Company. Lists of members for various years can be found in these series. Court litigation involving OCAW can also be found here. Dues, fees, and fine information for certain years are in the financial records. The financial records are not only relatively complete, but the death benefit fund also provides a record of deaths of union members. In addition to these records, the financial ledgers yield listings of financial matters and members for specific years in the 1950s.

The grievance and department series are both divided up according to department. Both of these series contain material primarily from the 1950s. There is no way of gauging just how complete the grievance records are because no list is available. The department information is sketchy and pertains to specific problems or issues within a specific department.

Three series have very little information to offer. There are only three folders in the job descriptions series, and only the SAID and meter reading departments are represented. The publications series consists of The Daily Strike Bulletin and a few newspaper articles concerning the 1948 strike. The subject files cover an extensive array of topics, but each file contains only a small amount of information. These three series are of very limited help to the researcher. For more information on strikes, it is necessary to also look in the scrapbook series which consists of newspaper clippings concerning strikes and negotiations between OCAW and Laclede Gas Company.

The King-Thompson material is fairly complete and wide-ranging. This series contains most everything pertaining to the OCAW attempt to repeal the act. Also included within the collection is soundscriber phonograph discs of the debates in the Missouri legislature.

Laclede Gas Company published a monthly newsletter called Laclede News. Some issues are missing. The copies which are missing, however, can be found in the microfilm series which is a complete copy of the Laclede News from 1935 to 1973.

The correspondence in this collection is filed according to department and individual. The information contained here is not very complete, but it does help the researcher to follow the activities of the individual or department. To gain a more complete picture, this series should be used in conjunction with others.

The reports series is a good record of daily union activities. The information can be complemented by cross-referencing with other series. Unfortunately, only a few years are complete--1951, 1952, and 1954. This series also contains reports given by William LaVelle who was financial secretary in the 1950's.

The convention series contains information on OCAW national conventions held on the following years--1947, 1948, 1950, 1954, and 1955. Obviously, there are gaps in the information available. The years which are covered, however, contain fairly complete information.

SERIES DESCRIPTION

1. Contracts: This series consists of contracts from the following locals: No. 12006, No. 6, No. 194, No. 8-6, and No. 8-109. The dates include 1937 through 1960.

2. Conventions: This series includes attendance records, programs, resolutions, correspondence, proceedings, and constitutions for 1947 through 1955.

3. Correspondence: Includes correspondence of the following persons: Howard Carson; Ralph Dement; Alfred Hirsch; William Hoffelder; William Klenk; William LaVelle; Morris Levin; E.L. Ramsey; and James Storll. Also included are letters concerning Laclede Gas Company; membership in the union; the service and installation department; the street department; and the transportation department.

4. Departments: The donor originally created this series. It includes information concerning the fitting shop, garage, the manufacturing department, the meter reading department, the meter repair shop, the service and installation department, the storeroom, the streetcar workers union, and the street department.

5. Financial Records: This series includes bank books, treasurer's records, and ledgers from 1942 through 1959.

6. Grievances: This series includes grievances of the following departments: building services; manufacturing; meter repair; service and installation; stores; street; and transportation. The dates include 1948 through 1960.

7. Job Descriptions: Only two departments are represented here-meter reading and the service and installation department. Neither job description is dated.

8. King-Thompson Law: This series includes communications, meeting minutes, House bills, House journals, Senate bills, Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference information, mailing lists, repeal programs and strategies, press releases, information on state legislators, and Supreme Court Briefs.

9. Laclede News: This series contains copies of the Laclede Gas Company Bulletin for the years 1937 to 1971.

10. Locals: This series includes information pertaining to specific locals which include no. 6, no. 5-6, no. 8-6, and no. 8-109.

11. Meeting Minutes: This series contains business reports (1941- 1948), minutes of executive meetings (1937-1953), regular meeting minutes (1937-1953), and reports to members (1939-1941).

12. Membership: This series consists of lists of members enrolled in the city and county, lists of officers, and permit records from 1937-1955.

13. Negotiations: This series includes contract negotiations for local no. 6 (1945-1957), no. 5-6 (1962), no. 8-6 (1955-1961), no. 8-109 (1958-1960), no. 8-194 (1958-1960), no. 12006 (1937- 1943), and no. 18799 (1935). It also includes joint negotiations for the years 1945 through 1965. Comparable contracts for 1941- 1960 can also be found in this series.

14. Pamphlets: This series includes miscellaneous pamphlets including By-Laws, Constitutions, and Labor Agreements from 1935 to 1982.

15. Publications: This series consists of the Daily Strike Bulletin and newspaper articles concerning the OCAW strike of 1948.

16. Reports: This series includes reports from William LaVelle, reports of the business representative, and reports from the acting B.A. for the years 1950 through1957.

17. St. Louis County: This series was also created by the donor. It includes information on law suits in which St. Louis County Gas Company was involved. Also included is information concerning gas workers within St. Louis County. The dates covered are 1941 through 1961.

18. Subject Files: This series consists of subject files designated by the donor. The subjects cover a variety of topics. Most documents are from the 1950's.

19. Photographs: This series consists of photographs of union members and company and union officials. 479.1-479.110

20. Soundscribers: This series includes phonograph discs which are recordings of the state legislature's debate on the King-Thompson Act.

21. Microfilm: This series consists of three microfilm rolls which are copies of the Laclede News from 1935 to 1973.

22. Scrapbooks: This series consists of scrapbooks which contain newspapers clippings. Much of the information concerns strikes and negotiations between OCAW and Laclede Gas Company.

23. Financial Ledgers: The financial ledgers are listings from the 1950s concerning the everyday financial business of the union.

FOLDER LIST

Series 1: Contracts

BOX 1 (72415)

1. Local Number 12006, 1937-1938
2. Local Number 12006, 1939-1940
3. Local Number 12006, 1941
4. Local Number 12006, 1941-42
5. Local Number 12006, 1942
6. Comparable Contracts, 1943
7. Local Number 6, 1943
8. Local Number 6, 1944
9. Local Number 6, 1945
10. Local 194, 1945
11. Local Number 6, 1946
12. Local Number 6, 1947
13. Local Number 6, 1948-49
14. Local Number 6, Supplemental Agreement, 1949
15. Local Number 6, 1949
16. Local Number 6, Supplement, Article 8, 1949
17. Local Number 6, Supplement, Article 12, 1949
18. Local Number 6, Supplement, Article 12, 1949-50
19. Local Number 6, 1950-51
20. Local Number 6, Supplemental Agreement, 7/27/51
21. Local Number 6, Supplemental Agreement, 11/19/51
22. Local Number 6, 1952
23. Local Number 6, 1953
24. Local Number 6, 1954
25. Local Number 8-6, 1955
26. Local Number 8-6, 1956
27. Local Number 8-6, 1957
28. Local Number 8-109, 1958
29. Local Number 8-6, 1960

SERIES 2: Conventions

30. Report to President Philip Murray, 1947
31. Companies Under Contract to UGCCWA, 1947-48
32. Correspondence, 1947-48
33. Program, 1948
34. Resolutions, 1948
35. Attendance, 1950
36. Constitution , 1950
37. Correspondence, 1950
38. Proceedings, 1950
39. Program, 1950
40. Resolutions, 1950
41. Amendments to Constitution, 1954
42. Attendance, 1954
43. Correspondence, 1954
44. Financial Statement of UGCCWA, 1954
45. Proposed Constitution, 1954
46. Public Information, 1954
47. Reports to Convention, 1954
48. Rules, 1954
49. Attendance, 1955
50. Consolidation Agreement, 1955
51. Convention Rules, 1955
52. New Constitutions, 1955
53. Notes, 1955
54. Proceedings, 1955
55. Proposed Constitution, 1955
56. Propositions, 1955
57. Report of Constitutional Committee, 1955
58. Resolutions, 1955

SERIES 3: Correspondence

59. Howard Carson, 1950s
60. Ralph Dement, 1950-51
61. Alfred Hirsch, 1947-48
62. Alfred Hirsch, 1949-51
63. Alfred Hirsch, 1952
64. Alfred Hirsch, 1953-54
65. William Hoffelder, 1955
66. William Klenk 1952, 1954-55
67. William LaVelle, 1952-55
68. Morris Levin, 1953-54
69. Mr. Moore, 1954-55
70. E. L. Ramsey, 1947-48
71. E. L. Ramsey, 1949-51

BOX 2 (72416)

72. E. L. Ramsey, 1952
73. James Storll, 1951
74. Re: Laclede Gas Company, 1955
75. Re: Laclede Gas Company, 1956
76. Re: Laclede Gas Company, 1957
77. Re: Laclede Gas Company, 1958
78. Re: Laclede Gas Company, 1959
79. Re: Laclede Gas Company, 1960
80. Membership, 1948-49
81. Membership, 1950
82. Membership, 1951
83. Miscellaneous, 1946-48
84. Re: SAID, 1960
85. Re: SAID, Jan-July 1961
86. Re: SAID, July-Dec 1961
87. Re: Street Department, 1952-53
88. Re: Street Department, 1960
89. Re: Street Department, Jan-July 1961
90. Re: Street Department, July-Dec 1961
91. Re: Transportation Department, 1959
92. Re: Transportation Department, 1960
93. Re: Transportation Department, 1961

SERIES 4: Departments

94. Fitting Shop, 1937-44
95. Garage, 1939-44
96. Garage, Inequalities, 1952
97. Garage, Pending Correspondence, 1952
98. Manufacturing Department, 1939-44
99. Manufacturing Department, Grievances, 1952
100. Manufacturing Department, Inequalities, 1952
101. Manufacturing Department, Leave of Absence, 1952
102. Manufacturing Department, Pending Correspondence, 1952
103. Manufacturing Department, Load Dispatcher, 1953
104. Meter Reading Department, Bills, 1952
105. Meter Reading Department, Grievance, 1952
106. Meter Reading Department, Pending Correspondence, 1952
107. Meter Repair Shop, 1937-1945
108. Meter Repair Shop, 1947, 1949
109. SAID, Bid Sheets, no date
110. SAID, Leave of Absence, 1952
111. SAID, New Reorganization, Company Proposals, 1953-55
112. SAID, New Reorganization, Proposed Decentralization Plan, 1954-55
113. SAID, New Reorganization, Papers Pertaining to, 1954-1957
114. SAID, New Reorganization, Union Proposals, 1954
115. SAID, Old Reorgani, Contractors Manual, 1953, 1956
116. SAID, Old Reorganization, Papers Pertaining to, 1952, 1955-56
117. SAID, Seniority List, 1952
118. Storeroom, Bid Sheets, no date
119. Storeroom, Grievances, 1952
120. Storeroom, Leave of Absence, 1952
121. Streetcar Workers Union, 1952
122. Street Department, 1936-44
123. Street Department, 1951-53
124. Street Department, Absenteeism, 1952
125. Street Department, Equipment and Manpower, 1951-53

SERIES 5: Financial Records

126. Building Fund, Bank Book, 1951-55
127. Death Benefit Fund, Bank Books, 1942-55
128. General Fund, Bank Books, 1942-55

BOX 3 (72417)

129. Death Benefit Fund, Collections, 1943-46
130. Death Benefit Fund, Ledger, 1947-51
131. Building Fund, Treasurer's Record, 1955-57
132. Death Benefit Fund, Treasurer's Record, 1946-52
133. Death Benefit Building Funds, Treasurer's Record, 1953-1957
134. General Fund, Treasurer's Record, 1949-53
135. General Fund, Treasurer's Record, 1953-57
136. Rebate Fund, Treasurer's Record, 1955-58
137. Ledger, 1948-49
138. Petty Cash, Ledger, 1937-51
139. Ledger, Local Number 6, 1945
140. Ledger, Local #6, 1946
141. Ledger, Local #6, 1947
142. Ledger, Local #6, 1948
143. Ledger, Local #6, 1949
144. Ledger, Local #6, 1950
145. Ledger, Local #6, 1951
146. Defense and Hardship Fund, Ledger, 1957-59
147. Ledger 1956-59
148. Entertainment Fund, Ledger, 1950-54
149. Monthly Reports, 1956
150. Treasurer's Record, 1948-49
151. Initiation, Fees, Dues, and Assessments, 1947-49
152. Ledger, 1949-51
153. Ledger, 1951-53

BOX 4 (72418)

154. Ledger, 1953-54
155. Trustee's Report, July 1953
156. Trustee's Report 1957-58
157. Trustee's Report, 1957-59
158. Monthly Reports, 1952
159. Monthly Reports, 1953
160. Monthly Reports, 1954
161. Monthly Reports, 1955
162. Monthly Reports, 1957-59

SERIES 6: Grievances

163. Building Services, Closed, 1956
164. Building Services, Closed, 1958
165. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1948
166. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1951
167. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1953
168. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1954
169. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1955
170. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1956
171. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1957
172. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1958
173. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1959
174. Manufacturing Department, Closed, 1960
175. Meter Repair Shop, Closed, 1953
176. Meter Repair Shop, Closed, 1954
177. Meter Repair Shop, Closed, 1956
178. Meter Repair Shop, Closed, 1957
179. Meter Repair Shop, Closed, 1958
180. Meter Repair Shop, Closed, 1959
181. SAID, Closed, 1951
182. SAID, Closed, 1952
183. SAID, Closed, 1953
184. SAID, Closed, 1954
185. SAID, Closed, 1955
186. SAID, Closed, 1956
187. SAID, Closed, 1957
188. SAID, Closed, 1958
189. SAID, Closed, 1959
190. Stores Department, Closed, 1952
191. Stores Department, Closed, 1953
192. Stores Department, Closed, 1954
193. Stores Department, Closed, 1955
194. Stores Department, Closed, 1956
195. Stores Department, Closed, 1957
196. Stores Department, Closed, 1958
197. Stores Department, Closed, 1959
198. Street Department, Closed, 1950
199. Street Department, Closed, 1951
200. Street Department, Closed, 1952
201. Street Department, Closed, 1953
202. Street Department, Closed, 1954
203. Street Department, Closed, 1955
204. Street Department, Closed, 1956
205. Street Department, Closed, 1957
206. Street Department, Closed, 1958
207. Street Department, Closed, 1959
208. Transportation Department, Closed, 1953
209. Transportation Department, Closed, 1954
210. Transportation Department, Closed, 1955
211. Transportation Department, Closed, 1956
212. Transportation Department, Closed, 1957
213. Transportation Department, Closed, 1958
214. Transportation Department, Closed, 1959
215. Transportation Department, Closed, 1960
216. Unknown Department, Closed, 1956-58

SERIES 7: Job Descriptions

217. Meter Reading, no date
218. Service Policy of Laclede Gas, 1960
219. SAID, no date

SERIES 8: King-Thompson Law

220. Analysis and Statement, no date
221. Communications, 1956

BOX 5 (72419)

222. Communications, 1957
223. Communications, 1958
224. Communications, 1959
225. Communications, 1960
226. Communications, 1961
227. Communications, 1962
228. Communications, 1963
229. Communications, 1964
230. Communications, 1969
231. Communications with Morris J. Levin, 1959
232. Communications with State Legislators, 1949, 1951, 1957, 1959
233. Division 1287 Amalgamated Association vs. State of Missouri
234. Executive Meeting, May 23, 1959
235. Executive Meeting, no date
236. Gas Utility Conference, 1958-61
237. Gas Utility Conference, Subcontracting
238. Gene Kelley
239. House Bills #121, 155, 180, 278, 346, 402, 563, and 949, 1950s
240. House Journals, 1957, 1959
241. Law Suits, 1956-59
242. Legal Communications, 1951
243. Legal Communications, 1957
244. Legal Communications, 1958
245. Legal Communications, 1959
246. Legal Communications, 1960
247. Legal Communications, 1961
248. Legal Documents, 1958-62
249. Legislators Voting Patterns
250. Local Missouri Unions Mailing Lists, no date
251. Meeting Attendance, 17 December, Unknown Year
252. Missouri State Board of Mediation, 16 January 1948
253. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Correspondence, 1956
254. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Correspondence, 1957
255. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Correspondence, 1958
256. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Correspondence, 1959
257. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Correspondence, no date
258. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Leadership list, 1957
259. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Mailing List, 1957, (1 of 2)
260. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Mailing List, 1957, (2 of 2)
261. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Mailing List, no date
262. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Meeting Minutes, 1956
263. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Other Unions Mailing Lists, 1956-57
264. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Rules and Regulations, 1956
265. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Rules and Regulations, 1959
266. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Salary and Expenditures, 1957
267. Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, Stated Purposes, 1956-59
268. Notes on Legislators, no date
269. Press Releases, no date
270. Pro-Union Propaganda
271. Repeal Bill and Resolutions
272. Repeal Program, 1959
273. Reports from OCAW representatives, no date
274. Salary and Expenditures for Russ Taylor, 1958

BOX 6 (72420)

275. Senate Bill #271
276. Subcommittee of Labor Law Committee

Folders 277-281: Supreme Court Briefs

277. Supreme Court Briefs, 1957 (1 of 2)
278. Supreme Court Briefs, 1957 (2 of 2)
279. Supreme Court Briefs, 1958
280. Supreme Court Briefs, 1959
281. Supreme Court Briefs, 1962
282. Russell J. Taylor, 1958
283. Transcript Excerpts, no date
284. United Shoe Workers of America, names list, no date
285. Weekly Reports from Russ Taylor, 1958-59

SERIES 9: Laclede News

286. Laclede News, 1937
287. Laclede News, 1945
288. Laclede News, 1946
289. Laclede News, 1946
290. Laclede News, 1947
291. Laclede News, 1948
292. Laclede News, 1952
293. Laclede News, 1954
294. Laclede News, 1955
295. Laclede News, 1958
296. Laclede News, 1959
297. Laclede News, 1960
298. Laclede News, 1961
299. Laclede News, 1962
300. Laclede News, 1963
301. Laclede News, 1964
302. Laclede News, 1965
303. Laclede News, 1966
304. Laclede News, 1967
305. Laclede News, 1968
306. Laclede News, 1969
307. Laclede News, 1970
308. Laclede News, 1971

SERIES 10: Locals

309. Ignatius Page Jr. vs. Laclede Gas and Light and Local No. 6, no date
310. Local #5-6, Employment Security Appeal 1962
311. Local #5-6, Grievances #13 &14, 1962
312. Local #5-6, Ignatius Page Jr., 1962
313. Local #5-6, George Solemie Discipline, 1962

BOX 7 (72421)

314. Local #5-6, Leonhardt and Michael Discharges, 1963
315. Local #5-6, St. Charles Gas Corporation, 1963
316. Local #8-6, Additional Grievances, July 1960
317. Local #8-6, Arbitration, 1960-61
318. Local #8-6, Burglary, 1959
319. Local #8-6, By Laws, Revisions, 1959
320. Local #8-6, Dispute Over Weather Clause, 1958
321. Local #8-6, Grievance: Leave of Absence for Funeral Attendance, 1960
322. Local #8-6, Laclede Violations, 1960-62
323. Local #8-6, Miscellaneous, 1957-59
324. Local #8-6, H.E. Michael and Lester Noonan Grievance, 1960
325. Local #8-6, Dmitri Pavlige Discharge, 1957
326. Local #8-6, Proceedings of St. Louis Council, July-August, 1958
327. Local #8-6, Cecil Randolph Claim, 1958
328. Local #8-6, Reclassification of Decentralized Dispatchers, 1960
329. Local #8-6, Re-election Procedures, 1959
330. Local #8-6, Resurfacing Excavations, July 1958
331. Local #8-6, "Riser" Dispute, 1959
332. Local #8-6, Rule 8, 1959
333. Local #8-6, Rule Requiring Notice of Use of Drugs or Sedation, 1959
334. Local #8-6, Schism, 1959
335. Local #8-6, Smithmeier Discharge, 1958
336. Local #8-6, Street Department Grievance Over Holiday Overtime, 1961
337. Local #8-6, Training Program, 1959
338. Local #8-6, Hoy E. Wisdom Discharge, 1960
339. Local #8-109, Constitution and By Laws, 1960
340. Unknown Local, Reduction of Service Department, 1954-58
341. Unknown Local, Schedule of Gas Rates, 1948
342. Unknown Local, University City Plumbing Code, 1958
343. Unknown Local, Wage Negotiations, 1959

SERIES 11: Meeting Minutes

344. Business Reports, 1941
345. Business Reports, 1942
346. Business Reports, 1943
347. Business Reports, 1944
348. Business Reports, 1945
349. Business Reports, 1948
350. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1937
351. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1938
352. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1939
353. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1940
354. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1941
355. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1942
356. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1943
357. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1944
358. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1945
359. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1946
360. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1947
361. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1952
362. Minutes, Executive Meetings, 1952-53
363. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1933
364. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1934
365. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1935
366. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1936
367. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1937
368. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1938
369. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1939
370. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1940-42
371. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1943-44
372. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1945
373. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1945
374. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1946
375. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1947
376. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1946-47
377. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1952
378. Minutes, Regular Meetings, 1953
379. Reports to Members, 1939
380. Reports to Members, 1940
381. Reports to Members, 1941

SERIES 12: Membership

382. List of Members Enrolled, 1937-49
383. List of Members Enrolled, City, 1937-49
384. List of Members Enrolled, County, 1949-55

BOX 8 (72422)

385. National Labor Relations Board, 1948-51
386. Officers, 1953-55
387. Permit Records, 1947-48

SERIES 13: Negotiations

388. Local #6, 1945
389. Local #6, 1946
390. Local #6, Wage Reopening, July 1947
391. Local #6, 1947
392. Local #6, 1948-49
393. Local #6, 1949-50
394. Local #6, Severance Pay, 1949-50
395. Local #6, Department Meetings, 1950-51
396. Local #6, Inequities, 1950-51
397. Local #6, Proposed Changes, 1950-51
398. Local #6, Voluntary Wage Increase, 1950-51
399. Local #6, Company Proposals, 1952
400. Local #6, Comparable Contracts, 1952
401. Local #6, Union Proposals, 1952
402. Local #6, 1953
403. Local #6, Company Proposals, 1954
404. Local #6, Supplemental Agreement, 1954
405. Local #6, Union Proposals, 1954
406. Local #6, 1957
407. Local #5-6, 1962
408. Local #5-6, Fine Listing, 1962
409. Local #5-6, General Information, 1962
410. Local #5-6, Papers of Negotiating Committee, 1962
411. Local #5-6, Union Proposals, 1962
412. Local #8-6, Company Proposals, 1955
413. Local #8-6, Union Proposals, 1955
414. Local #8-6, 1958
415. Local #8-6, Company Proposals, 1958
416. Local #8-6, Department Meeting, 1958
417. Local #8-6, Wages, 1959
418. Local #8-6, 1960
419. Local #8-6, Company Proposals, 1960
420. Local #8-6, Pension Plan and Seniority List, 1960
421. Local #8-6, 1961
422. Local #8-6, Wage Increase, 1961
423. Local #8-109, 1958
424. Local #8-109, Wages, 1959
425. Local #8-109, 1960
426. Local #8-194, 1958
427. Local #8-194, Wages, 1959
428. Local #8-194, 1960
429. Local #12006, 1937-38
430. Local #12006, 1939-40
431. Local #12006, 1941
432. Local #12006, 1941-42
433. Local #12006, 1942
434. Local #12006, 1943
435. Local #18799, 1935 (1 of 2)
436. Local #18799, 1935 (2 of 2)
437. Unidentified Local, Department Matters, 1946
438. Unidentified Local, Department Matters, 1948-49
439. Unidentified Local, Department Matters, 1952
440. Unidentified Local, Survey of Electric Utility Companies, 1958

BOX 9 (72423)

441. Unidentified Local, Survey of Electric Utility Companies, 1959
442. Unidentified Local, News Clippings, 1962
443. Unidentified Local, 1965
444. Unidentified Local, Comments, 1970
445. Unidentified Local, 1972
446. Organizational Structure of Laclede Gas-Light Company, no date
447. Joint Negotiations, Locals #6 & 194, 1945
448. Joint Negotiations, Locals #6 & 194, Department Matters 1947
449. Joint Negotiations, Locals #6 & 194, 1948-49
450. Joint Negotiations, Locals #6, 109, & 194, 1948-49
451. Joint Negotiations, Locals #6, 109, & 194, 1950-51
452. Joint Negotiations, Locals #6, 109, & 194, 1952
453. Joint Negotiations, Locals #6, 109, & 194, 1954
454. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6 & 8-194, Company Proposals, 1956
455. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6 & 8-194, Union Proposals, 1956
456. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6 & 8-194, 1958
457. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, General Information, 1957
458. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, 1957
459. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, 1958
460. Joint Negotiations, Department Meetings, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, 1959
461. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, Insurance Plan, 1959
462. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, Issues to be Addressed, 1959
463. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, Joint Negotiations Committee, 1959
464. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, 1959
465. Joint Negotiations, Proposals, Locals #8-6, 8-109, & 8-194, 1960
466. Joint Negotiations, OCAW & IBEW, 1958
467. Joint Negotiations, OCAW & IBEW, 1959
468. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6 & 8-194, Comparison of Benefits, 1960
469. Joint Negotiations, Locals #8-6 & 8-194, Information, 1960
470. Joint Negotiations, Locals #5-6 & 5-194, Counter Proposals, 1962
471. Joint Negotiations, Locals #5-6 & 5-194, 1962
472. Joint Negotiations, Locals #5-6 & 5-194, Contract Proposals, 1965
473. Joint Negotiations, Locals #5-6 & 5-194, 1970
474. Proposals for Committee, 1962
475. Comparable Contracts, 1941-42
476. Comparable Contracts, 1944

BOX 10 (72424)

477. Comparable Contracts, 1950-51 (1 of 2)
478. Comparable Contracts, 1950-51 (2 of 2)
479. Comparable Contracts, 1960 (1 of 2)
480. Comparable Contracts, 1960 (2 of 2)
481. Comparable Contracts, no date

SERIES 14: Pamphlets

482. Accident Prevention Manual, Laclede Gas Company, 1977
483. AFL Membership Book, 1933
484. By laws of Laclede Gas Employees Mutual Aid Association of St. Louis, 1924
485. By Laws, Local No. 12006, 1937 & 1939
486. By Laws, Local No. 6, 1943, 1944, 1946, 1949, 1951
487. By Laws, Local No. 194, 1949
488. By Laws, Local No. 8-6, 1957
489. By Laws, Local No. 8-194, 1960
490. By Laws, Local No. 5-6, 1960, 1965, 1972, 1976, 1980
491. By Laws, Local No. 5-194, 1965
492. By Laws, Local No. 1439, IBEW, 1968
493. By Laws, OCAW International, no date
494. By Laws, St. Louis Labor Council on Political Education, no date
495. Constitution of OCAW, 1946, 1948, 1952, 1958, 1959, 1961
496. Constitution of OCAW, 1958, 1967
497. Constitution of OCAW, 1963, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1971, 1973
498. Constitution of OCAW, 1975, 1977
499. Electric Light and Power Wage Structure, Sept. 1946
500. Employees Representation Plan For Laclede Gas-Light Company, no date
501. Gas Fitters' Rules, 1928
502. Gas Workers Sick Benefits Rules, 1937
503. Guide and Manual for the Local Union Secretary, OCAW, 1959
504. Industrial Relations Charter, 1946
505. International Hod Carriers Building and Company Laborers Union Membership Book, 1919
506. Labor Agreement, 1935
507. Labor Agreement, 1943
508. Labor Agreement, 1944
509. Labor Agreement, 1945
510. Labor Agreement, 1946
511. Labor Agreement, 1947
512. Labor Agreement, 1948
513. Labor Agreement, 1949
514. Labor Agreement, 1952
515. Labor Agreement, 1953
516. Labor Agreement, 1955
517. Labor Agreement, 1956
518. Labor Agreement, 1957
519. Labor Agreement, 1958
520. Labor Agreement, 1959
521. Labor Agreement, 1960
522. Labor Agreement, 1962

BOX 11 (72425)

523. Labor Agreement, 1964
524. Labor Agreement, 1965
525. Labor Agreement, 1968
526. Labor Agreement, 1971
527. Labor Agreement, 1975
528. Labor Agreement, 1979
529. Labor Agreement, 1982
530. Laclede Gas Employees Benefit and Retirement Plans, no date
531. Missouri vs. Local 8-6, 1957
532. Missouri vs. Local 8-6, 1958
533. Missouri vs. Local 8-6, 1959
534. Service Annuity System for the Laclede Gas-Light Company, 1925
535. Twelve Years Under the King-Thompson Act, 1959
536. Utility Workers Newsletter, Jan 1958
537. Wage Structure, 1957

SERIES 15: Publications

538. Articles concerning 1948 Strike
539. Daily Strike Bulletin, 1957

SERIES 16: Reports

540. Complaint Cards, 1950
541. William LaVelle, Jan 1950
542. William LaVelle, Feb 1950
543. William LaVelle, Mar 1950
544. William LaVelle, Apr 1950
545. William LaVelle, May 1950
546. William LaVelle, Jul 1950
547. William LaVelle, Aug 1950
548. William LaVelle, Sep 1950
549. William LaVelle, Oct 1950
550. William LaVelle, Nov 1950
551. William LaVelle, Dec 1950
552. Report, Oct 1950
553. Report, Nov 1950
554. Report, Dec 1950
555. Business Representative, 1950
556. Report, Jan 1951
557. Report, Feb 1951
558. Report, Mar 1951
559. Report, Apr 1951
560. Report, May 1951
561. Report, Jun 1951
562. Report, Jul 1951
563. Report, Aug 1951
564. Report, Sep 1951
565. Report, Oct 1951
566. Report, Nov 1951
567. Report, Dec 1951
568. Report, Financial Secretary, 1952
569. Report, Jan 1952
570. Report, Feb 1952
571. Report, May 1952
572. Report, Jun 1952
573. Report, Jul 1952
574. Report, Aug 1952
575. Report, Nov 1952
576. Report, Dec 1952
577. Report, Jan 1953
578. Report, Feb 1953
579. Report, Mar 1953
580. Report, Acting B.A., Dec 1953
581. Report, Acting B.A., Jan 1954
582. Report, Acting B.A., Feb 1954
583. Report, Acting B.A., Apr. 1954
584. Report, Acting B.A., May 1954
585. Report, Acting B.A., Jun 1954
586. Report, Acting B.A., Jul 1954
587. Report, Acting B.A., Aug 1954
588. Report, Acting B.A., Sep 1954
589. Report, Acting B.A., Oct 1954
590. Report, Acting B.A., Nov 1954
591. Report, Acting B.A., Dec 1954
592. Report, William LaVelle, Jan 1954
593. Report, William LaVelle, Feb 1954
594. Report, William LaVelle, Mar 1954
595. Report, William LaVelle, Apr 1954
596. Report, William LaVelle, May 1954
597. Report, William LaVelle, Jun 1954
598. Report, William LaVelle, Sep 1954
599. Report, William LaVelle, Oct 1954
600. Report, William LaVelle, Nov 1954
601. Report, William LaVelle, Dec 1954
602. Report, William LaVelle, May 1955
BOX 12 (72426)
603. Report, William LaVelle, June 1955
604. Acting B.A. 1957
605. Reports, Unknown Year, April
606. Reports, Unknown Year, May
607. Reports, Unknown Year, June
608. Reports, Unknown Year, July
609. Reports, Unknown Year, August
610. Reports, Unknown Year, September
611. Reports, Unknown Year, October
612. Reports, Unknown Year, November

SERIES 17: St. Louis County

613. Vincent Brengle, Street Department, 1961, (1 of 2)
614. Vincent Brengle, Street Department, 1961, (2 of 2)
615. Carney, et al vs. United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers et al, 1953-54
616. Case No. 14-CA-90, 1948
617. Case No. 14-CA-152, Request of Review, 1948
618. Case No. 14-CA-213 & 14-CB-26, 1949
619. Case No 14-RE-18, 1947
620. Case No 14-RE-18, Representative Election, Aug 1948
621. Case No 14-RE-18, 1948
622. Case No 14-RE-18, Local No. 6, 1948
623. Case No 14-RE-18, National Labor Relations Board, 1948
624. Case No 14-RE-18, Court Proceedings, 1948-49
625. Case No 14-RE-18, 1949
626. Case No 14-RE-18, Report of Proceedings, 1949
627. Company Policy, 1952-55
628. Electrical Code, no date
629. Expenditures, 1948
630. Inequalities and Inequities, 1953
631. Laclede Gas Application to Increase Rates # 14,273 (1959)
632. Letters and Circular
633. Local No. 148, International Union of Operating Engineers Case No 14-RE-18 (1947-48)
634. Mailing List, no date
635. Miscellaneous, no date
636. Newspaper Clippings (1 of 2)
637. Newspaper Clippings (2 of 2)
638. Operating Engineers, Case No. 14-RC-299
639. Report to Membership, 1946
640. Union Electric Retirement Plan, 1941
641. Union Electric Job Specification, no date

SERIES 18: Subject Files

642. Abolishing of Jobs
643. Adverse Weather, Garage
644. Air Compressor Truck
645. Appliance Connection and Fitting Work
646. Arbitration Cases
647. Assignment of Parts and Repair Classification
648. Attendance Record
649. Bidding of Jobs
650. Mr. Burgess Reference to Communist Leanings in Local 8-6
651. Chauffeur's License
652. Delivery of Water Heaters, SAID
653. Delivery of Parts
654. Disability Severance Pay
655. Discharge
656. Disciplinary Action
657. Discontinuing Classifications of Work
658. Disqualifications
659. Docking
660. Downgrading
661. Electrical Work done By Maintenance
662. Emergency Call Home
663. Emergency Call outs
664. Employee Personal File
665. Equipment Operator
666. Extension of Time Limits
667. Failure to Bid Job
668. Field Based Equipment
669. Foreman Doing Physical Work of Local #6
670. Gassing and Oiling Trucks at night
671. Holidays
672. Inclement Weather
673. Inequity

BOX 13 (72427)

674. Job Description, Garage
675. Kettle Operators
676. Legal Opinions
677. Letters of Reprimand
678. Lunch Periods
679. Manpower
680. Manufacturing doing work of Garage
681. Meter Repair transferred to SAID
682. Newspaper Ads
683. One Man Fitter
684. Overtime
685. Payment for Lost Tools (SAID)
686. Pensions
687. Preference for Work Location
688. Premium Pay
689. Rate of Pay in Training
690. Request for Transfer
691. Routing of Work within its Classification
692. Safety
693. SAID Doing Street Department Work
694. SAID Inequalities, 1952
695. Scheduling of Work Week
696. Service to Customer
697. Sick and Absence Record (company)
698. Street Department doing Garage Work
699. Supplying of Tools (SAID)
700. Suspensions
701. Tool Replacement (garage)
702. Transfers - Personal Agreements
703. Upgrading
704. Vacations
705. Visiting Doctor During Work Hours
706. Voluntary Collections
707. Warmth of Buildings
708. Weather Grievance - Street Department
709. Withholding Periodic 6 month Pay Increases
710. Working Before Scheduled Starting Time, SAID
711. Working Outside of Classification
712. Workers Compensation - Sick Leave
713. Workers Compensation - Travel Time
714. Workman's Compensation
715. Working Foreman, Street Department

SERIES 19: Photographs

716. 479.1-479.24
717. 479.25-479.45
718. 479.46-479.87
719. 479.88-479.98
720. 479.99-479.102
721. 479.103-479.105
722. Slides: 479.5, 479.15, 479.16 479.17, 479.43, 479.46, 479.55, 479.59 479.67, 479.77, 479.82, 479.90, 479.106-479.109

Photogrpahs 479.110 is 8x25 and is stored in the map case.

SERIES 20: Soundscribers

723. Recording of State Legislature on King-Thompson Law, 1950s. Discs 1-5
724. Recording of State Legislature on King-Thompson Law, 1950s. Discs 1-9.

SERIES 21: Microfilm

Rolls 1-3: Laclede News, 1935-1973

SERIES 22: Scrapbooks

727. Strike Scrapbook (in map case)
728. Strike Scrapbook (oversize box)

SERIES 23: Financial Ledgers

729. Ledgers, 1950s (oversize box)

INDEX

AFL Membership Book, f. 483
Bauer, M.E. (Honorable), f. 232
Brengle, Vincent, f. 613-614
Building Fund, f. 126, 131
Building Services, f. 163-164
Business Reports, f. 344-349
By-Laws, f. 319, 339, 484-494
Carney, ----, f. 615
Carson, Howard, f. 59
Case Number 14-CA-152, f. 617
Case Number 14-CA-90, f. 616
Case Number 14-CA-213, f. 618
Case Number 14-CB-26, f. 618
Case Number 14-RC-299, f. 638
Case Number 14-RE-18, f. 619-626, 633
Columbo, Fred Ray (Honorable), f. 232
Communications concerning King-Thompson Law, f. 221-232, 242-247, 253-257
Communism, f. 650
Comparable Contracts, f. 6, 400, 475-481
Constitution, f. 36, 41, 45, 52, 55, 339, 495-498
Contracts, f. 1-29
Conventions, 30-58
Correspondence, f. 59-93, 97, 102, 106, 221-232, 242-247, 255-257
Curran, Daniel (Honorable), f. 232
Death Benefit Fund, f. 127, 129-130, 132-133
Defense and Hardship Fund, f. 146
Degenhardt, Martin P. (Honorable), f. 232
Dement, Ralph, f. 60
Entertainment Fund, f. 148
Executive Meetings, f. 234-235, 350-362
Financial Ledgers, f. 729, oversize box
Financial Records, f. 126-162
Fitting Shop, f. 94
Garage, f. 95-97, 634, 674, 701
Gas Utility Conference, f. 236-237
Gas Rates, f. 341, 631
Gas Fitters' Rules, f. 501
General Fund, f. 128, 134-135
Goldberg, Harry (Honorable), f. 232
Grievances, f. 99, 105, 119, 163-216, 311, 316, 321, 708
Griffin, ----(Honorable), f. 232
Hamblin, Roy (Honorable), f. 232
Hancock, C. Tuggle (Honorable), f. 232
Hilsman, William (Senator), f. 232
Hirsch, Alfred, f. 61-64
Hoffelder, William, f. 65
House and Senate Bills, f. 239, 275
House Journals, f. 240
Inclement Weather, f. 320, 643, 672, 708
Industrial Relations Charter, f. 504
International Hod Carriers Building and Company Laborers Union
Membership Book, f. 505
International Union of Operating Engineers, f. 633, 638
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, f. 466-467, 492
Job Descriptions, f. 217-219, 641, 674
Job Bidding, f. 109, 118, 649, 667
Joint Negotiations, f. 447-473
Kelley, Gene, f. 238
King-Thompson Law, f. 220-285, 535, 725-726
Klenk, William, f. 66
Knese, Luke Ambrose (Honorable), f. 232
Kostron, Frank (Honorable), f. 232
Labor Agreement, f. 506-529
Laclede News, f. 286-308, microfilm
Laclede Gas Company, f. 74-79, 322, 446, 482, 484, 500, 502, 530, 534, 627
LaVelle, William, f. 67, 541-551, 592-603
Law Suits, f. 233, 241, 309, 531-533, 613-626, 633, 638, 677, see
also King-Thompson Law
Ledger, f. 137, 139-145, 147, 152-154
Leonhardt, ----, f. 314
Levin, Morris, f. 68, 231
Light and Power Wage Structure, f. 499, 537
Lincoln, Stephen (Honorable), f. 232
Local Number 5-194, f. 491
Local Number 8-6, f. 25-27, 29, 316-338, 412-422, 488, 531-533, 650
Local Number 6, f. 7-9, 11-24, 309, 388-406, 486
Local Number 8-109, f. 28, 339, 423-425
Local Number 194, f. 10, 487
Local Number 12006, f. 1-5, 429-434, 485
Local Number 5-6, f. 310-315, 407-411, 490
Local Number 8-194, f. 426-428, 489
Local Number 18799, f. 435-436
Mailing Lists, f. 250, 259-261, 263, 284, 634
Manufacturing Department, f. 98-103, 165-174
Meter Reading Department, f. 104-106, 217
Meter Repair Shop, f. 107-108, 175-180
Michael, -----, f. 314
Michael, H.E., f. 324
Missouri vs. Local 8-6, f. 531-533
Missouri Utility Workers Legislative Conference, f. 253-267
Monthly Reports, f. 149, 158-162
Moore, -----, f. 69
Murray, Philip, f. 30
National Labor Relations Board, f. 385, 623
Negotiations/Arbitration, f. 317, 388-481, 646
Newspaper Articles, 269, 442, 636-637, 682
Noland, James A. (Honorable), f. 232
Noonan, Lester, 324
O'Brien, Francis (Honorable), f. 232
OCAW International, f. 466-467, 493, 495-498
Page, Ignatius Jr., f. 309, 312
Pamphlets, f. 482-537
Pavlige, Dmitri, f. 325
Pension, f. 686, 420
Petty Cash, f. 138
Photographs, f. 716-724
Plumbing Code, f. 342
Ramsey, E.L., f. 70-72
Randolph, Cecil, f. 327
Rebate Fund, f. 136
Regular Membership Meetings, f. 363-378
Reorganization, f. 111-116
Repeal of King-Thompson Law, f. 267, 270-272, 535
Reports to Members, f. 379-381, 639
Reports, 540-612
Scrapbooks, f. 727-728, map case and oversize box
Seniority, f. 117, 420
Service and Installation Department (SAID), f. 84-86, 109-117, 181-189, 218-219, 340, 652, 681, 685, 693-694, 696, 699, 710
Siefert, William (Honorable), f. 232
Smithmeier, -----, f. 335
Solemie, George, f. 313
St. Charles Gas Corporation, f. 315
St. Louis Labor Council, f. 494
State Legislators, f. 232, 249, 268
Storeroom, f. 118-120
Stores Department, f. 190-197
Storll, James, f. 73
Street Department, f. 87-90, 122-125, 198-207, 336, 698, 708, 715
Streetcar Workers Union, f. 121
Strike, f. 538-539, see also King-Thompson Law
Supplemental Agreements, f. 14, 16-18, 20-21, 404
Supreme Court Briefs, f. 248, 277-281
Taylor, Russell, f. 266, 273-274, 282, 285
Transportation Department, f. 91-93, 208-215
Trustee's Reports, f. 155-157
Union Memebership, f. 80-83, 151, 382-387
Union Electric, f. 640-641
Union Secretary, OCAW, f. 503
United Gas, Coke, and Chemical Workers of America, f. 31
United Shoe Workers of America, f. 284
University City, f. 342
Wages, f. 390, 398, 422, 424, 427
Walsh, Thomas A. (Honorable), f. 232
Wisdom, Hoy E., f. 338
Workman's Compensation, f. 712-714

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