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This material pertains to the dynamic interplay between industry and labor as influenced by political trends.

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From the holdings of Princeton University Industrial Relations Library.

Contents

• [1] Constructive labor policy for America / by Harvey W. Brown, 1947
• [2] Themes de reflexion sur: les perspectives du socialisme pour la France et les role des syndicats / directeur de la publication J. Schaefer, 1971
• [3] Legislative report of the Pennsylvania industrial union council / by Labor Legislation Bureau, 1947
• [4] Supplemental report covering 1970 extraordinary session, 41st session / by United Labor Lobby, 1970
• [5] RTW actiongram urgent bulletin / by Reed Larson, 1976
• [6] Minutes of the Mississippi AFL-CIO cope convention / by AFL-CIO, 1971
• [7] Lindsay '66 + Lindsay '67 = social chaos and fiscal disaster / by Teamsters Joint Council No. 16, 1968
• [8] Decline and fall of governor Rockefeller's empire state / by Teamsters Joint Council No. 16, 1964
• [9] Taxpayers wanted... long hours, hard work, no pay: apply to John V. Lindsay / by Teamsters Joint Council No.16, 1968
• [10] Welfare state: a source of strength or weakness / by Ted F. Silvey, 1963
• [11] "Do nothing - worst congress in history" ... a report on the special session of congress, July 26-August7, 1948 / by A.F. Whitney, President of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, 1948
• [12] By their deeds ... a guide to the 1948 elections adopted by the international executive board of the transport workers union of America, CIO / publication of Transport Workers Union, [1948]
• [13] 1970 legislative report including voting records on key issues in the state assembly and state senate / prepared by California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO, 1970
• [14] Something new in union education / prepared by Political Action-Legislative Department, Textile Workers Union of America, CIO, 1950
• [15] N.M.U. manual: political action / issued by Pilot, Education and Publicity Department, National Maritime Union of America, 1947
• [16] Elric communicator (vol.3, no.1) / publication for Management on Communications - Policies, Plans, Techniques, 1960
• [17] Political guide: the journal of political action techniques (vol. I, no. XII) / published by National Citizens Political Action Committee, 1946
• [18] Legacy of Juan Peron / by Morris A. Horowitz, 1963-- [19] Political action and trade unions: coal miners in Japan / by Alice H. Cook, [1967]
• [20] Unions and politics / by Jack Barbash, 1964
• [21] Structure of union political action: a trial analytic framework / by Jack Barbash, 1965
• [22] Labor in politics / Chamber of Commerce of the United States, 1950
• [23] Political trends in Arab labor / by Willard A. Beling, 1961
• [24] "Please read at membership meeting ..." [re: agricultural labor legislation] / Legislative Bulletin from the State A.F.L., 1961
• [25] Act to amend the law with respect to the objects and powers of trade unions / from "The Statutes" (Great Britain), v.XV, 1950
• [26] Memo to congress: a positive program for America / American A.F.L.C.I.O., 1960
• [27] To the members of the Socialist Party, friends and sympathizers / letter from Socialist Party of America, July 5, 1930
• [28] Labor's dissent on the report of the temporary state commission on economic expansion / New York State AFL/CIO, 1960
• [29] Report on the working of part II of the factories and shops act for 1959 / from Parliament of New South Wales, 1960
• [30] What organized labor did to defeat the Patman bill, and why / Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, [1940]
• [31] Present carry-backs were approved by labor / Management Planning, Inc., [1946]
• [32] Forms labor body back to Roosevelt / New York Times, April 2, 1936
• [33] I.L.L. convention reviews program in past year's work / Sentinel, 1945
• [34] Management, labor and the administration's labor policy / summary of speech by Hiram S. Hall, I.R. Association of Chicago, 1956
• [35] Postwar program of Swedish labor / by Leonard Silk, 1947
• [36] Labor in politics / by Edwin E. Witte, 1955
• [37] Bibliography of publications on the British labor party / British Information Services, 1951
• [38] Forge the link! / Labour Party Promotional Publication, [1945]
• [39] Look forward labor / by Victor G. Reuther, 1945
• [40] Institute is true labor center with library, lounge facilities / Sentinel, May 1, 1946
• [41] Stillborn labor party / by Will Herberg, in Common Sense, May, 1944
• [42] U.L.P. established locally plans national expansion / Sentinel, August 23, 1946
• [43] Relationship of the Norwegian labor party to the trade unions / discussion as presented by Bruce Millen, Research Seminar on Comparative Labor Movements, April, 1960
• [44] Labor strongest at polls in west / New York Times, December, 3, 1956
• [45] Challenge to labor's political role / New York Times Magazine, October 20, 1946
• [46] Federal laws regulating political contributions and expenditures / National Association of Manufacturers, 1958
• [47] Voluntarism in the American labor movement / by David J Saposs, 1954
• [48] Why labor is in politics / by Jack Kroll, New York Times Magazine, October 27, 1946
• [49] Iowa unions plan premium on votes / New York Times, April 24, 1943
• [50] "Please read at membership meeting ..." [re: foreign aid] / Legislative Bulletin from the State A.F.L., July 21, 1961.
• [51] Labor issues in the 1960 political campaign / paper presented by Gerard D. Reilly at the Annual Industrial Relations Research Association, 1960
• [52] Labor in American politics / by Charles M. Rehmus, 1966
• [53] Letter to labor leaders to endorse Nelson Gross for U.S. Senate / Volunteers for Gross, 1970
• [54] Labor power in the elections / by Damon Stetson, New York Times, January 18, 1976
• [55] What about our human rights, Mr. Carter? / issued by B-1/LAAD/Sabreliner NEPA Steering Committee, 1979
• [56] Labor looks to opposite sides for allies / by A.H. Raskin, New York Times, September 4, 1977
• [57] Labor mobilizes congress lobbies / by Louis Stark, New York Times, April 29, 1935
• [58] Hints labor goal is a party by 1940 / by Louis Stark, New York Times, May 28, 1936
• [59] Labor massing on legislative front / by Louis Stark, New York Times, April 28, 1935
• [60] Labor control sought --- disturbing element seen in the CIO-PAC movement / New York Times letters to the Editor, December 31, 1944
• [61] Labor's stake in abolishing the poll tax - poll tax system blocks road to world of tomorrow for everybody / National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax, [1943]
• [62] Government spending and the economy / Research and Education Departments, 1986
• [63] Roll call / CIO Political Action Committee, 1953
• [64] PAC is here to stay / by Sidney Hillman, 1945
• [65] He planned it that way: the tale of the turnip congress / CIO Political Action Committee, [1948]
• [66] Political action techniques for victory in '48: how we win organization / CIO Political Action Committee, 1948
• [67] Get America back to work / AFL-CIO Economic and Legislative Conference, 1962
• [68] Suggested by-laws for state, city, county, and congressional district / Committee on Political Education, 1956
• [69] Guilty who? / ILGWU 1948 Campaign Committee, 1948
• [70] Union political activity spans 230 years of U.S. history / American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1960
• [71] Battle plan for labor freedom / New York State Federation of Labor, 1948
• [72] Political primer for registration: what to do - how to do it / AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education, [1959]
• [73] 20 questions every American should answer / AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education, [1964]
• [74] Tell it to sweeney / Literature Distribution Section, Republican National Committee, [1936]
• [75] Observations on Europe / by John Airey, 1948
• [76] Labor's politics: labor must have its own political party / Socialist Party, [1930]
• [77] Labor and politics / AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education, 1970
• [78] Every worker a voter / International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, June 1944
• [79] Every worker a voter / International Union, United Automobile, Aircraft and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, March 1944
• [80] Roosevelt spirit / United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, 1953
• [81] Freedom... your most precious heritage / Labor's League for Political Education, 1948
• [82] Molders' board and officers back McGovern & Shriver / from Molders' Educational Bulletin, 1972
• [83] Your own men at the statehouse for 1/2 cent a day / Kansas State Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, 1969
• [84] Reuther stresses ALA's social security and health care programs to congress / by ALA, 1969
• [85] ALA urges senate to vote against ABM deployment, asks end to arms race / by ALA, 1969
• [86] Chemical workers union affiliates with ALA / by ALA, 1969
• [87] Fitzsimmons, Reuther welcome chemical workers into ALA / by ALA, 1969.

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