PAPERS
OF LEROY JONES
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Part I
Name, Item Number
*Ackerman, Audrey (Secretary
of Central Labor Union, Oskalossa, IA), 214
Adamic, Louis, 167
Aetna Life Insurance Company, Hubbell Building, Hartford, Connecticut,
161
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE PLAN, CLINTON LOCAL #20878, GROUP PLAN
FOR LIFE INSURANCE, 161
AFFIDAVIT OF NONCOMMUNIST UNION OFFICER, 261
Alexander, Freda M. (Administrative Assistant to Regional War Labor Board,
VII), 197
AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION OF STREET ELECTRIC RAILWAY AND
MOTOR COACH OPERATORS OF AMERICA, 127
American Committee for Yugoslav Relief, 58 Park Avenue, New York, 167
American Federation of Grain Millers
1426 Carron St., Keokuk, IA, 264
916 Metropolitan Building, Minneapolis, MN, 265, 271-273, 290
425 3rd Ave. South, Clinton, IA, 295
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN MILLERS
AFFLIATION OF LOCALS, 255-257, 264
CREDENTIALS TO OMAHA CONVENTION, 271, 273
EXECUTIVE BOARD, 271
1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT, 262
GENERAL MILLS, INC., HEALTH ASSOC. PROGRAM, 290, 291
GENERAL MILLS, RETIREMENT SYSTEM, 281
IOWA STATE COUNCIL, 276
OMAHA CONVENTION, 271, 273
ORGANIZATION OF ILLINOIS LOCALS, 264
SETTLEMENT TERMS WITH FLOUR MILLS OF KANSAS CITY, 287
SETTLEMENT TERMS WITH TERMINAL ELEVATORS IN KANSAS
CITY, 286
LOCAL# 33, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, ATTEMPTED RAID OF
TEAMSTERS UNION, LOCAL #89, 265
American Federation of Grain Processors
1329 Cedar St. Keokuk, IA, 129, 245
710 9th Ave., Marion, IA, 205
501 East Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, MN, 24, 27, 128, 138, 139, 194,
206
Peoria, Illinois, 50
7033 Tulane Ave., St. Louis, MO, 49, 120, 231
*American Federation of Grain
Processors, 135
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN PROCESSORS
INTERNATIONAL CHARTER, 138, 139
UNION MEMBERSHIP, 138
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR, 26, 30, 71, 73, 90, 122, 138, 178
MEMBERSHIP POLICY FOR FOREMEN AND SUPERVISARY PERSONNEL, 137, 144
NATIONAL CONVENTION, 187
STRIKE PLEDGE 56, 58
American Federation of Labor,
Washington, DC, 90, 144, 178, 186, 187
AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST, 36
American Jewish Trade Union Committee for Palestine, 245 Fifth Ave., New
York, 103
APPRENTICESHIP AGGREMENT
FRED MUELLER, 135
ROBERT R. CLIFFORD, 135
ARMSTRONG, C.A., 35
ARTICLE
"BUSINESS, LABOR MUST COOPERATE", 215
"LABOR DISSENT", 154
"NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD STATEMENT OF POLICY IN
HANDLING DISPUTE CASES", 191
"PEACE-TIME SAVINGS BONDS", 216, 217
"POST-WAR PROGRAM OF THE UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE", 203
"WAR LABOR BOARD IN THE RECONVISION PERIOD", 190
Asmussen, C.L., 86
*Badenoch, Byrne M. (Director of Labor Relations General Mills, Minneapolis,
MN), 290
Bahusen, Fred A., 112
Bakery & Confectionery Workers, 2719 N. Wilton Ave., Chicago, IL,
81
BATTLE CREEK CONVENTION, 10
Baum, Earl J. (Secretary/Treasurer of Iowa State Federation of Labor),
289
BEARDSLEY, WILLIAM (GOVERNOR OF IOWA), 289
Beardsley, William S. (Governor of Iowa), 240, 253
Bennett, A.M., 75, *76
*Bennett, Howard, 143
Bennett, Howard, 185
BENNETT, HOWARD, 119, 155
Benzer, JOHN G., 76
Biemiller, Andrew J. (Chief, Labor Morale Section of War Production Board),
68
*Biscoe, Alvin B. (Administrative Mediation Officer, National war Labor
Building), 302
BLOCK COAL COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 43
*Blodgett, J.C. (Secretary of Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor), 79, 83
Blodgett, J.C., 80
Bloomer, Wiley (Chairman of Grievance Committee of Union #29878), 129
BLUE (GOVERNOR OF IOWA), 252
BLUMER, 15
BLUMGRES, 92
*Board of Trustees of the American Federation of Grain Processors, 27
BOOKLET "A GUIDE FOR LABOR ORGANIZATIONS", 261
BOREN, DAVID (MEMBER OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN OKLAHOMA), 23
BOYCOTT, MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY, 170
BRANDENBERG, 45
Brenner, Margaret, 164
BRESSER, HENRY, 250
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN, 30
*Brown, Clyde A. (Secretary of Federal Labor Union #1869, Cedar Rapids,
IA), 247, 295
Brown, Clyde A. (Secretary of Iowa Council of Grain Millers), 276
BROWN, J.J. (SECRETARY-TREASUER OF IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF
LABOR), 163, 168
BROWN, L.L., 121
Burns, Helen, 160
C.W.HARDING CONTRACTOR, CLINTON, IA, 43
Camanche, John Fullick, 297
CAN DO BY LIEUTENANT USNR WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE, 116
Carber, Joe, 278
CARLSON, E., 24
CARSTENSEN FREIGHT LINES, INC., CLINTON, IA, 43
CARR, ADAMS & COLLIER CO., DUBUQUE, IA
LABOR, DISPUTE CASE, UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA/DUBUQUE LOCAL #937, 153, 164, 166, 174
COMPANY BRIEF, 164
UNION SECURITY, 177CARTER, ARCHIE 47
CASSIDY, JOHN A., 121
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS, DUBUQUE, IA, 1939; SPEAKERS:
A.A. COUCH, RAY C. WENTZ, JOHN C. CONNOLLY, R.A. McGOVAN,
FATHER HOFFMAN, 1
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor, 370 Sixteenth St., SE, Cedar Rapids, IA, 80
Central Labor Union, Kansas City, MO, 158
CENTRAL LABOR UNION, POLICY ON BOARD MEMBERS, 158
*Central Labor Unions of Iowa, 74
Central Trades and Labor Union, Carpenters Hall, 1411 N. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, MO, 175, 193
Chamber of Commerce, 1030 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City, MO, 156
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF KANSAS CITY, MEMORANDUM FORM OF
DR. GEORGE W. TAYLOR'S VISIT, 156
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, CLINTON, IA, 43
CHRISTIAN FRONT ORGANIZATION, 122
CHUDWICK, LEONARD C.
(President of Local Labor Union #672), 69
(Representative on board of Directors of Community Federation), 71
CITY EMPLOYEES, CLINTON, IA,
43
CITY ICE AND FUEL COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 43
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, 104
CLIMAX ENGINEERING COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 43
CLARK (NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE), 216
Clinco Employees Credit Union, Clinton Co., 85
Clinton Community Federation
Coliseum Building, Clinton, IA, 35
Langan Building, Clinton, IA, 279
CLINTON COMMUNITY FEDERATION
CHEST CAMPAIGN, 279
TRUSTEES, 35
TRUSTEE NOMINEES, 35
Clinton Company, Clinton, IA,
18, 43, 135,140, 202, 219, 220
*Clinton Company, 121
CLINTON COMPANY, 42, 43, 60, 123, 135
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, 9, 60, 61
STRIKE, CLINTON LOCAL #20878, 299, 302
WAGE NEGOTIATION DISAGREEMENT, LOCAL #20878, 204, 221-
225, 231, 242-246, 307, 308, 311
WAGE NEGOTIATION SETTLEMENT, LOCAL #20878, 247-249
Clinton County Farm Bureau,
De Witt, IA, 278
Clinton Foods Inc., Clinton, IA, 283, 284,288, 293
CLINTON FOODS INC.
SUGGESTION ON JOB SECURITY, 293
SUGGESTION TO SAVE SUGAR, SUGAR SPINNERS, & SUGAR SPINNER OPERATIONS, 283, 384
Clinton Herald, 29
CLINTON HERALD, REACTOR PAPER TO AN EDITORIAL, 258
Clinton Industries, Inc., 408 Pine St. St. Louis, MO, 263
CLINTON INDUSTRIES, INC., 263
*Clinton Labor Congress, 46, 73
Clinton Labor Congress, 100, 258
CLINTON LABOR CONGRESS, 71
PROPOSAL FOR CLINTON HOUSING SHORTAGE, 151
CLINTON LOCK COMPANY, 43
Clinton National Bank, 179
CLINTON STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
CLINTON WATER WORKS 43
CLIZBE, R.E. (VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, CLINTON INDUSTRIES INC.), 263
Cobbs, Logan, Ross & Armstrong (Mississippi Valley Trust Building,
506 Olive St., St. Louis, MO), 19, 20
COLLIS COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 43
Column Inc., 200 West 57 St., New York, 251
COLUMN, 251
COMBAT ACCOUNT OF SEABEES, 178
COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS, 26
COMMUNITY FEDERATION, WAR CHEST DRIVE, 71
CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS, 200
CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS, 26, 74, 90
Congress of Industrial Organizations, Regional Office, 601 Teachout Building,
E. 5th & Locust Sts., Des Moines, IA, 270
Congress of the United States, House of Representatives, Washington, DC,
32, 39
Committee on Naval affairs, 22, 26
Conley, Leta 180
CONNELLY, JOHN C. (ATTORNEY IN DES MOINES, IA), 1
*Connolly, John C., 100
Connolly, O'Malley & McNutt, 411-416 Royal Building, Des Moines, IA,
101, 108, 109, 123
Connolly, William L. (Director of Division of Labor Standards under U.S.
Depaxtment of Labor), 307, 313
Copley, Elton (Chairman of Conference Planning Committee of Wheatland
Consolidated School, Wheatland, IA), 275, 285
Couch, Al A. (President of Iowa State Fed. of Labor) 31, 73, 74, 78, 84,
98,
99, 115, 118, 122, 124-127, 157, 171, 163, 192, 208, 211, 213, 266-269,
277, 300
*Couch, Al A., 82, 199
COUCH, AL A. 1, 39, 79, 100, 216
Cross, H.A. (Area Director for War Manpower Commission) 89.
CROSS, H.R. (Iowa Congressman) 289
CUNNINGHAM, 147, 148, 150, 155
*Cunningham, William Grant (Operating Superintendent of Younkers Brothers,
Des Moines) 142, 162, 164, 184
CURTIS, C.L. (PRESIDENT OF CURTIS COMPANIES INC.), 69
*Curtis, C.L., 143
Curtis Companies Inc., Clinton, IA, 69
CURTIS COMPANIES INC., CLINTON, IA, LABOR DISPUTE, LOCAL #672
Arbitration Panel & Recommendations 69
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS & JOINERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL #672, 141-143, 147, 153-155, 185
W.L.B. HEARING BRIEF, 162, 184
DALEY, 6, 7
Daily, C.D. (Secretary to Committee on Federal Labor Unions), 16
DARLING, DON H., 101, 107
Davis, William H. (Chairman of National War Labor Board), 104
Day, George, 165
Dellit, Edwin J., 119
DEMUTH, LEWIS (DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OF
REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII), 104
Demuth, Lewis A., 102, 105, 106, 198
Donegan, Maurice F. (United States Attorney), 233
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, 37, 171
Department of Labor (Division of Veterans Reemployment Rights, Labor
Department, Washington, DC), 235
Derflinger, L.J. 179
Des Moines Register, 252
Detweiler, 0.S. (General Manager of Sears, Roebuck, & Co., Chicago),
298
DO YOU KNOW LABOR? BY JAMES MYERS, 116
DOWELL, ELMER, 181
DUBUQUE LEADER (WEEKLY LABOR PAPER), 11
Dubuque Leader, 1154 Iowa St., Dubuque, IA, 232
Dubuque Trades & Labor Congress, 33 8th Ave., Dubuque, IA, 75
DUBUQUE TRADES & LABOR CONGRESS, POLITICAL SUPPORT, 75
DUNLAP, GEORGE M. (FIELD REPRESENTATIVE, DEPARTMENT OF
LABOR, DIVISION OF VETERANS' REEMPLOYMENT RIGHTS), 233, 235
*Dunlap, George M., 238, 239
EASTMAN, JOSEPH B., 61
Eastland, W.C. (Editor of the Clinton Herald), 29
ECLIPSE LUMBER COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 43
Edes, Samuel (Assistant Director of Disputes Division, 222 W. Adams St.,
Chicago, IL), 52
EDES, SAMUEL, 53
Editor of Clinton Herald, 258
*Editor of Des Moines Register, 252
EMPLOYEE'S WITHHOLDING EXEMPTION FORM, 105
ENNIS, HAROLD J., 101, 108
EVANS, WILBERT (DELEGATE TO TRI-CITY LABOR CONGRESS, CLINTON,
IA), 13, 46
Farmer, R.E., 205
FARM BUREAU, 267
FEDDERSEIV, J.C. (MRS.), 35
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 297 4th Ave., New
York, 172
*Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service 244
Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service, 313 Federal Office Building,
Des Moines, IA, 311
*Federal Trade Commission, 40
FEDERATIONIST, 7
Fenton, Frank P. (Director of Organization for American Federation of
Labor), 90, 137, 144
*Flack, James C., 143
FRETT, AUGUST J., 69
GABRIEL LUMBER & FUEL CO.,
CLINTON, IA, 43
GADE, BEN, 12, 14
GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION, 263
GENERAL MILLS, INC.
HEALTH ASSOCIATION PROGRAM, 290, 291
RETIREMENT SYSTEM, 281
GENERAL STEEL AND TUBE CO.,
CLINTON, IA, 43
George, Walter L., 119
GILL, DAISY, 74
Gillette, Guy M. (United States Senator from Iowa), 21, *201
GLENDENNING, 6, 7
GLIFFORD, ROBERT R., 135
Gomoll, Earl F. 202, 219, 220, 283, 284, 288, 293
GOMPERS, SAMUEL (FIRST PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
LABOR), 30
GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION, CLINTON, IA, 43
Gough, Leo A., 212
GRAIN PROCESSOR, 4-7, 15
GRAIN PROCESSORS UNION #18851, PEKIN, ILLINOIS, 211
Grain Processors Union #18851, Pekin, Illinois, 211
GRASHORN, ELROY (SECRETARY OF DUBUQUE TRADES & LABOR CONGRESS), 73
Gratton, Vivian F. (Recording Secretary of Regional War Board VII (of
Labor), 121
GREEN, WILLIAM (PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR), 30, 61, 73,
90, 136, 163, 171
Green, William, 56, 186, 187
*Green, William, 168, 299
GREENWALT, JOHN, 69
Haack, Earl F. (Secretary-Tresurer of American Federation of Grain Millers,
Local #6), 262
Haberman, George A. (President of Wisconsin State Federation of Labor),
218
Hadden, A.A., 201
HAGGERTY (PRESIDENT OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR), 122
*Handy, Walter L. (President of Clinton Federal Grain Processing Union),
117, 161
HAMSON, J.A., 2, 4, 5, 15
Hansen, Marvin (Delegate to Clinton Labor Congress), 46
Harkins, George, 173
Harper, Robert M. (District Director of Price Administration), 77
HASKELL, GEORGE D. (STATE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION,
DIRECTOR FOR IOWA), 89
Haskell, George D., 203
Hausen, H.C., 87
HENNINGSEN, OTTO (STATE SENATOR), 266, 267
Henry, Ben (Congress of Industrial Organizations Regional Director), 270
Herring, Clyde L. (United States Senator from Iowa), 25
Hes, John D., 251
HIGGINS, 6, 7
HILL (PRESIDENT OF IOWA FARM BUREAU) 268
*Hinrichs, S.F. (Commissioner of Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department
of Labor), 37
HOFFMAN, FATHER, 1
HOFFMAN, L.E., 69
HOSKINS, JOSEPH A., 72
Houghteling, James L. (Director of War Finance Division), 96
*Houghteling, James L., 97
*House, P.E. (Secretary of Labor Union, Granite City Local #18850), 6
HOUSE, P.E., 10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U.S., 30, 31
HUBBARD, A.E., 17, 69, 82,
HUBER, GEORGE S., 69
HUBINGER COMPANY, KEOKUK, IA, 48
HUIE, WILLIAM BREDFORD, 116
HUTCHISON, J.J., 16
Hyatt Sr., Gilbert E. (Chief, Labor Section, War Finance Division), 181,
217
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture
Machine Operators of the United States and Canada, International Building,
630 Fifth Ave., New York, 170
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS, 30
INTERSTATE POWER COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 43
Iowa Co-op Publishing Co., Dubuque, IA, 36
*Iowa Internal Revenue, 94
IOWA POLL, GOVERNORSHIP, 252
IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR, 30, 73, 168
CONVENTION AT WATERLOO, IA, 1940, 16
DISTRICT CONVENTION, 269
FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR, 16COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL LABOR UNIONS, 16
GENERAL FOODS PRODUCTS, 16
LITTLE WAGES AND HOURS ACT, 16
LITTLE WAGNER ACT, 16
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF GRAIN PROCESSORS, 16
NATIONAL FAIR PRACTICES ACT, 16
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT, 16
MARTINS MODERN MANUEL OF PARLIMENTARY LAW AND PROCEDURE, 16
PATRONIZE LIST, 16
POST PRODUCTS, 16
RESOLUTION OF INDUSTRIAL UNIONS, 16
ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER, 16IOWA CONGRESSMAN H.R. GROSS, COMMENTS ON LABOR RESOLUTIONS, 289
LABOR APPOINTMENT OF JIMMY MURPHY, 300
LABOR LEGISLATION, 74
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, 78
POLITICAL SUPPORT, 74, 75, 78, 79, 266, 267
POST-WAR UNEMPLOYMENT, 208
UNITY OF IOWA LOCALS, 294
Iowa State Federation of Labor
612 Paramount Building, Des Moines, IA, 31, 73, 74, 78, 84, 98, 99, 115, 118, 122, 196, 124-127, 157, 163, 171, 208, 211, 213
412 Paramount Building, Des Moines, IA, 267-269, 277, 289, 294
*Irey, John H. (Ass't District
manager of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company), 182
ITEN, L.F., 35
ITEN, WILLIAM, 35
Jacobsen, William S. (U.S. House of Representatives from Iowa), 22, 26,
30, 32, 39
*Jacobsen, William S., 23
JACOBS EN, WILLIAM S., 31
*Jameson, 128
JELL-0 COMPANY, 263
Jessen, Frank E., 119
JOB FAMILY SERIES, 155
JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE, 183
JOHNSON, J.M. (DIRECTOR & CHAIRMAN OF WAR COMMITTEE ON CONVENTIONS),
187
JOINT APPRENTICESHIP COMMITTED, CLINTON COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 135
JONES, H.D., 74
Jones, Leroy (Corresponding Secretary of Clinton Local #20878, Clinton,
IA), 1-9, 11-15
(President of Committee on Federal Labor Unions), 16
(Corresponding Secretary of Clinton Local #20878) 23, 37, 40, 41, 44-48, 51, 57, 59-67, 70-, 71, 76, 79, 83, 88, 91, 92, 94, 95, 100, 113, 116, 130, 136, 137, 145, 146, 148, 151, 154, 168, 169, 176, 180, 192, 199, 204, 209, 221-229, 237, 238, 243, 244, 246-249, 252, 254, 257-259, 295, 299, 301, 302, 305
*Jones, Leroy (Corresponding Secretary of Clinton Local #20878, Clinton, IA), 10, 17-19, 21, 22, 24-26, 28-30, 32-34, 36, 38, 39, 42, 49, 50, 53, 56, 58, 68, 69, 72, 75, 77, 80, 84, 85, 89, 93, 99, 101-106, 108, 109, 114, 123, 128, 131-134, 141, 142, 144, 147, 149, 150, 152, 155, 156, 158-160, 162, 164, 167, 174, 175, 181, 184, 185, 1932 194, 195, 197, 198, 2o5, 206, 208, 210-213, 215-220, 231-235, 239, 242, 245, 250, 251, 253, 260, 261, 265, 267-275, 277-279, 281 -- 288, 291-294, 304, 306-309, 311-313
JONES, LEROY (CORRESPONDING SECRETARY OF LOCAL #20878, CLINTON, IA), 10, 13, 35
(DELEGATE TO CLINTON LABOR CONGRESS), 46
(CORRESPONDING SECRETARY OF CLINTON LOCAL #20878), 107,121, 153, 214, 300
JUDD, WILLIAM (HEAD OF COMMISSION
ON LABOR), 82
JUDD, WILLIAM (IOWA REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS) JUICE INDUSTRIES, INC.,
125
Jungensen, Fred, 111
KANE, ANDREW, 74
Kelley, Mary E. (Chief Fiscal Section of Regional War Labor Board VII),
159
Kleeberger, F.R. (Secretary of Clinton Community Federation, Clinton,
IA),35
KLINE, WALTER (DISTRICT OPA DIRECTOR), 118
KLOMP, CORNELIUS (DELEGATE TO CLINTON LABOR CONGRESS), 46
Knapp, Edward C., 261
KNOWLTON, WILLIAM P. (POLITICAL CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS), 84, 73
KING'S TIRE & SERVICE COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 43
Knapp, C. Edward (Regional Director, Eighteen of National Labor Relations
Board), 312
LABOR COMMITTEE, 30
LABOR DISSENT, 154
LABOR LEGISLATION 21-23, 25, 26, 30, 31, 64, 122, 124-127, 196
G.I. BILL OF RIGHTS, 233, 238
LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS ACT, 1947, 261, 306, 308,309
MISSOURI VALLEY ASSOCIATION BILL, 196
MURRAY-COCHRAN BILL, 196
NATIONAL RELATIONS ACT, 304
SENATOR HENNINGSEN'S RECORD, 267
SERVICE EXTENSION ACT OF 1941, 235
SMITH-CONNALLY BILL, 73
SMITH-CONNALLY LAW, 204
TAFT-HARTLEY ACT, 242, 259
WAGE AND HOUR ACT, 108, 171
LABOR ORGANIZATION REGISTRATION
FORM, 261
LABOR SPEAKER'S MANUAL, 68
LABOR UNION
RULES AND REGULATIONS, 304-307, 309, 312, 313
STATEMENT OF PROCEDURE FOR UNION FORMS, 304-307, 310, 312, 313
LABOR UNION, CLINTON LOCAL #20878
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE PLAN FOR GROUP INSURANCE, 161
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM, 192
BARGAINING DISPUTE, CLINTON CO. CLINTON LOCAL, 123NIGHT SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL, 121
RETROACTIVE PAY, 121BATTLE CREEK CONVENTION, DELEGATES, HANSON, J.A.,
BLUMER, 15
CLINTON COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 9COBBS, LOGAN, ROOS & ARMSTRONG CASE, 19, 20COMMITTEE FOR INTERNATIONAL, 6, 7
DELEGATES TO CLINTON LABOR CONGRESS, 46
DELEGATES TO TRI-STATE LABOR CONGRESS, 13
EXECUTIVE ORDER, "FREEZE WAGES" ORDER, 136
INTERNATIONAL, PROPOSED CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS, 2, 3-7, 10
LABOR LEGISLATIONCIVIL SERVICE 124
IOWA UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION LAW, 127
MECHANICS LIEN LAW, 124
NATIONAL DEFENSE, 21
NAVY CONTRACTS, 22
PENSIONS OF WIDOWS OF DECEASED POLICE OR FIREMEN, 127
PICKET LINES, 1
PICKETING, 125
RETIREMENT SYSTEM FOR POLICE AND FIREMEN, 127
SMITH, BILL, 26, 31
TAX ON DES MOINES RAILWAY COMPANY, 127
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION LAW, 125
VINSION BILL, 31
WAGE FREEZE ORDER, 64
WAGE AND HOUR LAW, 23, 25, 30
WAGE ON PUBLIC WORKS, 126LABOR PENALTIES, 88
LABOR STRIKE, 56, 58
MAINTENANCE WALKER'S POLICY, 259, 260
PARDON FOR CONVICT ARCHIE CARTER, 47
POLITICAL SUPPORT, 30, 32, 39, 82-84, 199
PRICE CONTROL AND RATIONING, 118
REEMPLOYMENT RIGHTS OF A VETERAN, 232-239
W.L.B. HEARING INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION REPORT, 40
STRIKE, CLINTON CO. & LOCAL #20878, 299, 302
SUPPORT FOR NEWSPAPER, 11
TRI-STATE CONFERENCE, GRANITE CITY, ILLINOIS, 2, 3, 6, 7, 10,
15
WAGE DISAGREEMENT SETTLEMENT, CLINTON CO., CLINTON
LOCAL #20878, 247-249
WAGE NEGOTIATION DISAGREEMENT, CLINTON CO., CLINTON
LOCAL #20878, 204, 207, 221-225, 231, 242-246, 308, 311
WAR LABOR BOARD HEARINGBARGAINING DISPUTE, CLINTON LOCAL #20878, 93, 95
SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL, 92"WET MILLING", 2, 3
RESULTS, 4-6W.L.B. HEARING
BARGAINING DISPUTE, 40-42, 44, 45,48, 51, 53, 61, 63, 64, 101, 113, 114
PANEL MEMBERS, 101, 107, 121
Labor Union, Clinton Local #20878, Clinton, IA
Federal Labor Union, 44-47, 51, 137
*Federal Labor Union, 86, 87
Labor Union, Clinton Local #20878, 204, 211-225, 254, 299
LABOR UNION, UNION OF UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL #672, LABOR DISPUTE, 70
ARBITRATION PANEL & RECOMMENDATIONS, 69
CASE WITH CURTIS COMPANIES INC.UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF C. & J. BRIEF, 185WAGE DISPUTE CASE WITH CURTIS COMPANIES INC.
WLB HEARING BRIEF, 162, 184
LABOR IS MONTHLY SURVEY, 90
LANGE, HARVEY (SECOND DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN OF
DUBUQUE, IA), 73
LEADER, 12
Leib, Karl E. (Acting Director of Bureau of Labor and Management), 274
Lejks, A., 254
Lesher, Maurial E., 279
LESLIE, JAMES (MRS.), 35
Level, Cloid I. (Ass't U.S. Attorney), 233
LEVEL, CLOID I., 239
Leveridge, J.A., 286, 287
LEWIS, MEYER L. (PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN
PROCESSORS), 3, 6
*Lewis, Meyer L., 8
LITERARY DIGEST, 252
"LITTLE STEEL" FORMULA FOR WARTIME WAGE ADJUSTMENTS
BY DR.
GEORGE W. TAYLOR, 156
Logan, George B., 19, 20
*Logan, George B., 44
LOGAN, GEORGE B., 45, 121
*Long, Harvey, 266
LONG, HARVEY, 82, 84, 267
LOOK, 252
MACHAEL OIL COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, McALLISTER, ANNA, 74
McBride, H.R. (State Director for Federal Housing Administration), 151
McCarthy, Jack, 183
McCLAIN, R.H., 255
Mc Clain, R.H., 256
McCLure, Hadden & Orthman, Inc., 111 West Washington, Chicago, IL,
201
McConnell, James E. (President, Labor Union, Granite City, Illinois, Local
#18850), 10
MacCullough, ARMSTRONG (all capital letters), 82, 84
McCullough, W.A., 250
McCutcheon, Klare J., 143
McDermott, John, 2, 4
McDERMOTT, JOHN, 6, 7
McGOVERN R.A., 1
McMullen V.L. (Personnel Director of Clinton Company, Clinton, IA), 18,
43
McNUTT, C.I. (CHAIRMAN OF WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION), 90, 203
McNutt, C.I., 101, 108, 109, 123, 260
*McNutt, C.I., 259
MANNHEIMER, EUGENE M., 152
*Mannheimer, Eugene M., 142, 148, 162, 164, 176, 184
Mannheimer, Eugene M., 147, 150, 155, 174
Manning, Ruby (Secretary of Clinco Employees Credit Union, Clinton, IA),
85
Marcellus, E.W. (Labor Relations Consultant), 147, 149
MARCELLUS, E.W. 147, 184
MARTIN, MICHAEL R. (DELEGATE TO TRI-CITIES LABOR CONGRESS,
CLINTON, IA), 13
MEANY, GEORGE (SECRETARY-TREAS OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR), 144,
289
Meany, George, 178, 186
*Members of Regional and Area War Manpower Committees, 90
METCALF, C.W. (PRESIDENT OF CLINTON INDUSTRIES INC.), 263
MEYNE, BOB (FOOFBALL COACH AT EARLHAM COLLEGE, RICHMOND,
INDIANA), 280
Middleton, Kenneth P. (Regional Information Director of National War Labor
Board), 72
Middleton, Kenneth P., 190
Miles Consolidated School, Miles, IA, 285
*Miller, Oran (Secretary of Corn Processor Local, Pekin, Illinois), 7
MILLER, WENDELL, 166
Mills, Ray (President of Iowa State Federation of Labor), 294
MINERS AND FARMERS UNION, 74
MING, SAMUEL P. (PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN
PROCESSORS), 56, 265, 292
Ming, Samuel P., 49, 55, 120, 231, 291
*Ming, Samuel P., 61,132, 223, 227,255, 256, 257, 299
MOORE, CLARENCE, 16
MORITZEN, GILBERT (DELEGATE TO TRI-CITY LABOR CONGRESS,
CLINTON, IA), 13 MORSING CASE, 69
MUELLER, RICHARD A., 135
*Munger, Earle A., 209
Munger, Earle A., 210
Municipal Court, Clinton, IA, 250
MURPHY, JIMMY, 300
MYERS, JAMES (INDUSTRIAL SECRETARY OF FEDERAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES OF CHRIST
IN AMERICA), 116
Myers, James (Industrial secretary for Federal Council of Churches of
Christ in America), 172, 236
NACHTMAN, PAUL F. (DIRECTOR OF DISPUTE DIVISION OF WAR LABOR BOARD, KANSAS
CITY, MO), 121, 236
*Nachtman, Paul 64
NADELHOFFER, PAUL (REPRESENTATIVE ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF COMMUNITY FEDERATION), 35, 71
Nagarsne, William (Secretary-Treasurer of Wisconsin State Federation of
Labor), 218
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS, 22
NATIONAL CANDY COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, MO, 9, 6
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, 67
NATIONAL DEFENSE, 21, 25, 58
NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, 30, 22
NAVAL CONTRACTS, 22
NATIONAL CANDY CO., 263
*National Labor Relations, 204, 222, 229, 243, 305
National Labor Relations Board, Eighteenth Region, 801 Wesley Temple Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 304 305, 308, 309, 312
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
APPLICATION FORMS FOR OFFICERS, 261
OFFICERS, 261
NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD, 58
CONCILIATION SERVICE
CONCILIATION PROCEDURES, 188, 189
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, 188, 189
NATIONAL WAGE POLICY, 188, 189PACKARD CASE, 144
RECONVERSION PERIOD, 190
STATEMENT OF POLICY IN HANDLING DISPUTE CASES, 191
National War Labor Board, 104
*National War Labor Board, 299
National Youth Administration, 2145 G. Street NW, Washington, DC, 33,
34
NATIONAL YOUTH ADMINISTRATION, 33, 34
CLINTON ADVISORY COMMITTEE 33
NELSON, DONALD, 23
News Story Worldwide, Inc., 11 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 200
NEWSPAPER
DUBUQUE LEADER, 216, 217
OSKALOOSA DAILY HERALD, 215
Niblo, Ray C. (Manager Group
and Pensions Department of Aetna Life Insurance Company), 161
*Nixon, Jean (Secretary of United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of America), 70, 71
*Noe, C.R., 248
Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, 42
Odom, Edward E., 234
OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION, 120
WAR COMMITTEE ON CONVENTIONS, 187
Office of Price Administration,
Quad-Cities District Office, Fifth Ave. Buildings, Moline, IL, 77
Office of the Vice President, Washington, DC, 97
0'NEILL, HUGHS (A.F.L. BOARD MEMBER), 158
O'Neill, Hugh S., 133, 158, 175
OPERATION IMPROVEMENTS, SUGARHOPPER VIBRATORS, 18
SUGAR SACK STORAGE, 18
O'REILLY, HARRY, 289
Ornburn, I.M. (Secretary-Treasurer of Union Label Trades Department, Washington,
DC), 183
OYAAS, EINAR, 35
PACKARD CASE, 144
PADWAY, JOSEPH (GENERAL COUNSEL FOR AMERICAN FEDERATION
OF LABOR), 122
PAMPHLET: "A VETERAN'S RIGHT TO HIS OLD JOB", 236
Pape, Harry (Mayor of Clinton, IA-1943), 57, 59
*Paulger, Stanley 38
Pemble, Richard H. (Ass't Director of Pay Roll Savings Division, Treasury
Department), 216
PERRIN, FRANK (SECRETARY OF WAR COMMITTEE ON COMVENTIONS), 157
PERSONNEL ACTION FORM, 105
*Peschel, Bernard, 88
PETERS, JOHN (FIELD SUPERVISOR FOR WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION), 90
PETERSON, L.L., 35
*Pettit, Lola (Treasurer of Clinton Labor Congress), 179
Petue, Carl J. (Secretary of Grain Processors Union #18851, Peking, Illinois),
241
PILLSBURY FEED MILLS, CLINTON, IA, 43
Policy Committee, Inc., Connolly, O'Malley & McNutt, Royal Union Building,
Des Moines, IA), 260
POLLOCK, 6, 7
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, RETURN RECEIPTS, 230
POST WAR PROGRAM, U.S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 203
POST WAR YOUTH PROBLEMS, 33, 34
POSTER NOTICE, 303
POSTUM COMPANY, 263
*President of Local Union #20878, 110
PRESS RELEASE: "MINIMUM WAGE BRACKETS", 72
PRICE, V.L. (PRESIDENT OF CLINTON COMPANY), 107, 121
Pulich, Helen Burns (Executive Ass't to AFL Members of Regional War Labor
Board VII), 130-132, 134
*Pulich, Helen Burns, 145, 153
PULICH, HELEN BURNS, 158
Quad-City AF of L Organization Committee, 708 Union Bank Building, Davenport,
IA, 53
*Rader, A.W., 14, 15
RARER, A.W., 3, 6, 7, 51
RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD, 74
COMMITTEE MEN FOR POLITICAL ACTION, 74
RAILROADS, NATIONAL DEFENSE
MEASURES DURING WW II, 186
RAILWAY LABOR EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION, 30
RAILWAY LABOR UNION, 90
REACTER PAPER TO EDITORIAL IN CLINTON HERALD, 258
REED, GLENN R., 121
REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD, 72
Regional War Labor Board VII, 1100 Fidelity Building, Kansas City, MO,
72, 102, 105-107, 114, 117, 121, 131, 159
REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII
LIST OF MEMBERS, ALTERNATES, AND SUBSTITUTES SERVING ON THIS BOARD, 175
NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THIS BOARD, 175
Reistroffer, Arnold, 110
*Rettenmeier, John (Secretary of Bakery and Confectionery Workers, Dubuque,
Iowa), 31
REYNOLDS, QUENTIN (WAR CORRESPONDENT), 178
RICKENHACKER, CAPTAIN E.V., 301
Rider, P.E. (Secretary of Joint Apprenticeship Committee, Clinton Company),
135
RINDERKNECHT, 6, 7
ROBINSON, ARCHIE W. (DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INFORMATION FOR
NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD), 156
ROLLINGS, JOHN I. (A.F.L. BOARD MEMBER), 121, 158
Rollings, John I., 193
(Executive Secretary for Central Trades and Labor Union), 175
ROSE, JASPER, 101, 107
ROSELEIP, DONALD (EDITOR OF DUBUQUE LEADER), 11
Rosenwald, Muriel (Circulation Department, News Story), 200
Rousey, Merle A. (Director of Athletics at Earlham College, Richmond,
Indiana), 280
RUESING, E.A. (DIRECTOR OF DISPUTES DIVISION), 72, 95
Ruesing, E.A. (Director of Disputes Division), 107, 141-143, 162
*Ruesing, E.A. (Director of Disputes Division, 113
Ryan, Charles M. (Regional Director Eighteen of the National Labor Relations
Board), 304, 306, 308, 309
Rybka, Peter J., 255
Ryder, Perle, 192
Salyers, Robert K., 235
SALYERS, ROBERT K. 234, 239
Schedler, Carl, 58
Schmidt, Joseph (2nd Vice President of Bakery and Confectionery Workers),
81
Schneider, H.A. (Secretary-Tresurer of American Federation of Grain Millers),
265, 271-273, 281, 282, 290-292
SCHNITZLER, 289
*Schreier, John, 52
Schreier, John, 53
Schroeder, E.P. (Secretary for United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of
America, Local #937, Dubuque, IA), 152, 153
SCHULTZ, CARL J., 16
SCHWELLENBACH, LEWIS B. (U.S. SECRETARY OF LABOR), 171, 223, 224
Schwellenbach, Lewis B. (U.S. Secretary of Labor), 188
*Schwellenbach, Lewis B. (U.S. Secretary of Labor, 189, 221, 228
SEABEES, 178
Sears, Roebuck and Co., Chicago, 298
SEARS, ROBUCK AND CO., 298
SECURITIES EXCHANGE COMMISSION, WASHINGTON, DC, 9, 61
*Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington, DC, 6
Sexton, Morgan, (Manager of Radio Station KROS, Clinton), 62, 65
SHAFFER, KENNETH (PRESIDENT OF CENTRAL LABOR UNION, OSKALOOSA, IA), 213,
214
Shaffer, Kenneth, 2, 5
*Shaffer, Roy B. (Concilator for U.S. Depart. of Labor), 225, 249
Shaffer, Roy B. (Commissioner of Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service),
311
SMITH (MEMBER OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM VA), 23
SMITH, BILL, 26, 31
SMITH, LEWIS, 12, 14
SMITH-CONNALLY BILL 73
*Snell, William, 66
SNOW CROP MARKETERS, INC., 263
*Southerland (Miss), 116
SPEECH: "ANTI-LABOR LEGISLATION INTRODUCED IN THE STATES" BY
JOSEPH PADWAY, 122
STAMM, C.H., 74
*Stanley, Joseph (Chairman of Clinton, IA, Bargaining Committee), 54,
55
STANLEY, JOSEPH (CHAIRMAN OF BARGAINING COMMITTEE), 41
(PRESIDENT OF CLINTON LOCAL #29878), 107, 121
*Stastny, Len B., 146
State University of Iowa, College of Commerce, Iowa City, IA, 274
STEELMAN, JOHN R. (DIRECTOR OF U.S. CONCILIATION SERVICE), 92
Steelnan, John R., 93
STERN, P.L. (TECHNICAL MANAGER OF CLINTION CO.), 121
Stevenson, Jordan & Harrison, Inc., 205 W. Wacker Drive, Chicago,
Illinois, 149
STRAUSSER, G.K., 16
STUDEMEN, GRACE, 74
SULLIVAN, RALPH, 12, 14
SURVEY: COST OF LIVING IN CLINTON, IA, 37
SURVEY: HOURLY WAGE RATES OF 23 EMPLOYERS IN CLINTON, IA, 43
COLLIS COMPANY 43
CENTRAL STEEL AND TUBE CO., 43
SWIFT AND COMPANY, 43
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, 43
CLINTON LOCK COMPANY, 43
PILLSBURY FEED MILLS, 43
INTERSTATE POWER COMPANY, 43
W. ATLEE BURPEE SEED CO., 43
CLINTON STREET RAILWAY CO., 43
CITY EMPLOYEES, 43
BLOCK COAL COMPANY, 43
ECLIPSE LUMBER COMPANY, 43
CITY ICE AND FUEL COMPANY, 43
C.W. HARDING CONTRACTOR, 43
THOMAS OAKES COMPANY, 43
CARSTENSEN FREIGHT LINES, INC., 43
GABRIEL LUMBER & FUEL CO., 43
KING' S TIRE & SERVICE CO., 43
MACHINE OIL COMPANY, 43
GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION, 43
CLINTON WATER WORKS, 43
CLIMAX ENGINEERING COMPANY, 43
SWIFT AND COMPANY, 43
*Talle, George O. (Congressional
Representative from Iowa), 301
TALLE, HENRY O., 73, 79, 82, 84
TAUSSIG, CHARLES W. (CHRAIMAN OF NATIONAL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE FOR NATIONAL YOUTH ADMINISTRATION), 33
Taussig, Charles W., 34
TAYLOR, GEORGE W. (CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD), 156
Taylor, George W., 189
*Taylor, George W., 188
TEAMSTERS UNION, 128
LOCAL #89, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY - RAID AGAINST AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN MILLERS LOCAL #32, 265
TELEGRAPH-HERALD, 36
Theis, F.A. (President of Kansas City Chamber of Commerce), 156
THOMAS OAKES COMPANY, CLINTON, IA
TODD, ARTHUR J. (PROFESSOR OF NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, EVANSTON, ILLINOIS),
19, 44, 61
*Todd, Arthur J., 20, 41, 43, 45, 48
Todd, Arthur J., 42
TOONEY, PAUL G., 121
TOWLE, C.C., 69
Treasury Department, 608 Washington Building, Washington, DC, 181
War Finance Committee, 216, 217
*Tri-Cities Labor Congress,
13
TROEGER, E.I., 35
UDY, WILBUR (DELEGATE TO CLINTON LABOR CONGRESS), 46
Union Label Trades Department, A.F. of L. Building, Washington, DC, 183
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Dubuque Local
#937, 152, 185
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA,
DUBUQUE LOCAL #937 VS. THE CARR, ADAMS, & COLLIER CO., DUBUQUE, IA
- LABOR DISPUTE CASE, 153, 164, 166, 174, 176
UNION BRIEF AND EXHIBITS, 164
UNION SECURITY, 177
CURTIS COMPANIES INC., CLINTON, IA - WAGE DISPUTE CASE, 141-143, 147, 154, 155
UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST ORGANIZATION,
71
United States Department of Justice, 233
*United States Department of Labor, 91
Bureau of Labor Standards, Washington, DC, 307 313
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS, 306
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD, 223, 224
United States Department of
Labor Conciliation Service, Washington, DC, 93
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 171
POST-WAR PROGRAM, 203
UNITED STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT, INDUSTRIAL INCENTIVE DIVISION, 178
United States Senate
Committee on Finance, Washington, DC, 25
Committee on Foreign Relations, 21
VARNEY, CHARLES (DELEGATE TO
TRI-CITIES LABOR CONGRESS), 13
VALENTINE, C., 24*Valentine, C., 128
Veteran Administration, Washington, DC, 234
Vialou, Lloyd L., 198
VINSON BILL, 31
W. ATLEE BURPEE SEED COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 43
WAGE AND HOUR LAW 23, 25, 30, 108
WAGE BRACKET DETERMINATIONS FOR CLINTON MARKET AREA, 72
WAGE FREEZE ORDER, 64
WAGE SCALE FOR CORN TOWERS, 146
WAGGONER, R.C. (MANAGER OF OPERATIONS OF CLINTON CO.), 107,
121
*Wagner, Robert (Senator of the U.S.), 9
Wagner (Vice-president of Clinton Co.), 201, 224, 226, 242, 246
*Wallace, Henry A. (Vice-President of U.S.), 96, 98, 169
Wallace, Henry A. (Vice-President of U.S.), 97
WALLACE, HENRY A. (Vice-President of U.S.), 99, 100
WALLACE, M.O., 239
Walsh, James G. (Ass't Director of Disputes Division), 114
Walsh, Richard F. (Pres. of International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees & Moving Picture Machine Operators of the U.S. & Canada),
170
WALTON, F.T., 74
WAR COMMITTEE ON CONVENTION OF OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION, 157
*War Labor Board, Kansas City, MO, 63
WAR LOAN DRIVE, 181
War Manpower Commission, 215 Ankeny Building, Clinton, IA, 89
War Manpower Commission, Washington, DC, 203
WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION
AREA DIRECTOR'S FUNCTIONS FOR LABOR MANAGEMENT, 89
NATIONAL MANAGEMENT LABOR POLICY COMMITTEE, 90
WAR MOBILIZATION, 187
WAR PRICE AND RATIONING BOARD #23, CLINTON, IA, 77
War Production Board, Washington, DC, 68
WARIN, (STATE DIRECTOR OF WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE), 216
*Weiny, George Dunn (Vice-president of American Federation of Grain Processors),
3, 5, 92, 95
Weiny, George Dunn, 50, 54, 245, 264
WEINY, GEORGE DUNN, 6, 7, 48, 107, 207, 295
WENTZ, RAY C., 1
WESTGATE, LOUIS, 10
Wheatland Consolidated School, Wheatland, IA, 275
*White, Roland (Editor of Dubuque Leader), 12
White, Roland, 17, 36, 195, 232
WHITE, ROLAND, 217
Whitehouse, Oscar, 184
Whitley, R.S. (Vice-president of Curtis Co.), 69
WHITLEY, R.S., 69
WICHITA CONVENTION, 10, 15
WICKERSHAM (MEMBER OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM OKLAHOMA), 23
Williams, Aubrey (Administrator of National Youth Administration), 33
*Wilson, George (Governor of Des Moines, IA), 47, 301
Winter, Herman (1st Vice-pres. of Bakery & Confectionery Workers),
81
WIRTZ, WILLARD W. (REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII, CHAIRMAN), 156
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor, 218
WITHERSPOON, ADAH, 74
WOODWARD, ADMIRAL C.H. (CHIEF OF U.S. NAVY INCENTIVE DIVISION), 178
*Wright, Elain (Senior Officer on National War Labor Board), 51
Younker, W.A. (Secretary-Treasurer of the American Federation of Labor,
Minneapolis, Minn), 24, 27, 28, 138, 139, 194, 206
ZAGAR, JOHN, 24
ZARITSKY, Max (Chairman. of American Jewish Trade Union Committee for
Palestine), 103
"LIBERALS OF IOWA", 844
POSTER, LABOR UNION, 854
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CT.
GROUP HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE, 770
GROUP SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE, 770
LIFE INSURANCE, 769
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN MILLERS
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, 424
1948, 438
1950, 442
1954, 444DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES, 808
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS, 808
FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1952, 751
MINUTES OF MEETINGNOVEMBER 15, 1949, 491
JANUARY 14, 1950, 492
MARCH 17, 1950, 493
OCTOBER 27, 1950, 494
NOVEMBER 6, 1952, 495SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION 1950, PROGRAM, 867
WAGE BRACKET DETERMINATION, 683AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN MILLERS, LOCAL #6, Clinton, IA
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, 1949, 440
FINANCIAL STATEMENT1948, 742
1949, 747
1950, 748STRIKE BALLOT, 840
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN PROCESSORS
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, 4271940, 429
1944, 435
1946, 437FIFTH NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1944, PROGRAM, 864
FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION, 1942, PROGRAM, 863
RESOLUTIONS1940, 447
1942, 448
1944, 451
1946, 452
1947, 453SEVENTH NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1947, PROGRAM, 866
SIXTH NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1946, PROGRAM, 865
THIRD ANNUAL CONVENTION, 1940, PROGRAM, 862
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN PROCESSORS COUNCIL
FINANCIAL REPORT 1941-1942, 742
1942, 743
1944-45, 744
1947, 745
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN PROCESSORS, LOCAL #20878, CLINTON, IA
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, 1945, 434, 436
RESOLUTIONS, 1943, 449, 450
RESOLUTIONS, 1942, 446
TRI-STATE LOCALS, RESOLUTIONS, 1940, 445
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
ADVERTISEMENT POSTER, 854
CONFERENCE, 1954, PROCEEDINGS, 920
CONVENTION BANQUET PROGRAM, 805
DISPUTES PLAN, 920
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE, FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION, 796, 797
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR,
LOCAL #18619, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, 430
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIABILITY INSURANCE COMPANY, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
ACCIDENT POLICY COMPARISON WITH ANOTHER COMPANY, 783
DEPENDENTS HOSPITAL INDEMNITY RIDER, 780
DEPENDENTS SURGICAL INDEMNITY RIDER, 782
GROUP LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY, 778
GROUP DISABILITY INSURANCE POLITY, 779
SURGICAL INDEMNITY RIDER, 781
ARMOUR AND COMPANY, ST. JOSEPH, MO, 516
ARTICLE
ABUNDANT FOODS, 713
"BEGIN THE DAY RIGHT", 714
"DID YOU KNOW ABOUT FOODS", 712
"THAT EXTRA DOLLAR", 711
"TRADE TESTING FOR MACHINIST, SENIOR MECHANIC", 710
BAKERY & CONFECTIONARY
WORKERS, CHICAGO, IL, BIRTHDAY GREETINGS, 856
BAKING INDUSTRY OF WICHITA, KS, 525
BEIERS IOWA BAKERS, CLINTON, IA, 599
*Board Members, 691
BOOKLET
Clinco news, 1954, 761
GENERAL MILLS TODAY, 20th ANNUAL REPORT, 762
IOWA LABOR DEFENSE, 857
RULES AND REGULATIONS AND STATEMENTS OF PROCEDURE 860 WAGE STABILIZATION, GENERAL ORDERS AND INTERPRETATIONS, 859
BRANDER'S INVESTMENT CO., OMAHA,
NEBRASKA, 526
BROWN-CAMP HARDWARE COMPANY, DES MOINES, IA, 522
CARR, ADAMS & COLLIER CO., DUBUQUE, IA, 563-592
LABOR AGREEMENT, 803
*Chairman, Regional War Labor
Board, All Regions, 693
CLIMAX ENGINEERING COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 598, 600
CLINTON COMMUNITY FEDERATION, MINUTES OF MEETING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1945,
473
CLIMAX ENGINEERING COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE, LABOR DISPUTE
HEARING SET, 790
CLINTON COMPANY, CLINTON, IA
*SEE ALSO: CLINTON INDUSTRIES, INC. CLINTON, IA, 498-507, 532-537, 560-562
APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF WAGE OR SALARY RATE ADJUSTMENT OR SCHEDULE, 821
CLINTON FOODS INC.
EMPLOYEES' INSURANCE, 771
FACTORY PAY ROLL CHECK STUB, 823-838
WORKING AGREEMENT BETWEEN COMPANY AND LABOR UNION, 741
FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1950, 750
CLINTON INDUSTRIES, INC.
APPRENTICE TRAINING PROGRAM, 721
FOR MECHANICS, 722EMPLOYMENT STABILIZATION PLAN, 731
FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1949, 749
HOURLY WAGE RATE SCHEDULE, 727FOR EMPLOYEES IN PROCESS POWER & MECHANICAL DEPARTMENTS 1944, 725, 726JOB CLASSIFICATIONS, BLACKSMITH SHOP, 739
CARPENTER SHOPS, 737
CONSTRUCTION SHOPS, 735
ELECTRIC SHOPS, 736
MACHINE SHOPS, 734
PAINT SHOP, 733
PIPE SHOP, 738
SHEET METAL SHOPS, 740
MERIT RATING FORM, 842
NEWSPAPER ARTICLELABOR DISPUTE, 791, 795
LABOR DISPUTE HEARING, 790SENIORITY ROLL, 723, 724
WAGE RATES, 732
WORKING AGREEMENT BETWEEN COMPANY AND LABOR UNION1941, 728, 729
1949, 730
CLINTON LABOR CONGRESS, CLINTON, IA
CLINTON LABOR REVIEW, 873-875
CONTRIBUTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 841
LABOR DAY SOUVENIR1940, 869
1941, 870
1942, 871BANQUET PROGRAM, 804
CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN MILLERS, 4241948, 438
1950, 442
1954, 444
1949, 440AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN PROCESSORS, 4271940, 429
1944, 435
1946, 437AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR, LOCAL #18619, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, 430
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN PROCESSORS, LOCAL #20878, CLINTON, IA, 1945, 434, 436
CORN GOVERNING COUNCIL, CLINTON, IA, 426
ILLINOIS STATE COUNCIL OF GRAIN MILLERS, 428
IOWA STATE COUNCIL OF GRAIN MILLERS, 425
IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR 1944, 4331949, 439
1950, 441
1952, 443UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL #772, CLINTON, IA 1940, 1943, 431, 432
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, GROUP INSURANCE, 772
CONTINENTAL ILLINOIS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, PENSION
TRUSTS AND PROFIT SHARING TRUSTS, 768
CORN GOVERNING COUNCIL, CLINTON, IA, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, 426
CORN PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS, INDUSTRIAL
CORPORATION REPORTS, 764
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO., PEKIN, ILLINOIS, LABOR CONTRACT, 802
CROWN MILLS, OREGON, 496
CURTIS COMPANIES, INC., CLINTON, IA, 543-559, 605, 606
CURTIS COMPANIES, INC., LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, 601
CURTIS COMPANIES, INC., SIOUX CITY, IA, 593-597
Day, Jack G. Chairman of Regional War Labor Board VII, 691, 692
DES MOINES PAPER COMPANIES, DES MOINES, IA, 521
*Desmond, Fred, Deputy Executive Director of Regional War Labor Board
VII, 692
DONALD COMPANY, GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, 513
DUPONT COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE, PROMOTIONS TO DUPONT OFFICIALS,
785
EMPLOYING PRINTERS OF GREATER KANSAS CITY, KANSAS CITY, MO, 517
FARM JOURNAL, SUBSCRIPTION FORM, 852
FISHER FLOURING MILLS CO., SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, 497
FLOUR MILL COMPANIES, KANSAS CITY, MO, 538
FORM
MERIT RATING, 842
SUPERVISARY MERIT RATING, 843
FRED MEDALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
ST. LOUIS, MO, 520
GALENA, GLOVE AND MITTON COMPANY, DUBUQUE, IA, 539
GENERAL MILLS CO., HARTFORD, CT, GROUP INSURANCE, 773
RETIREMENT INSURANCE, 774
GENERAL MILLS, INC., MINNESOTA,
607
GREATER KANSAS CITY STONE QUARRIES, KANSAS CITY, MO, 524
GREEN FOUNDRY CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 519
GROCERY AND MEAT PRICES 1941-42, 845
Haynie, H.R., 769
HESKETT MACHINE & ENGINE CO., ALTON, ILLINOIS, 508
ILLINOIS STATE COUNCIL OF GRAIN MILLERS, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, 428
INDIANAPOLIS BLEACHING CO., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, 529
IOWA GROCERY STORES, IA, 527
IOWA PRODUCE COMPANIES, 528
IOWA STATE COUNCIL OF GRAIN MILLERS, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS, 425
IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR, CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS:
1944, 433
1949, 439
1950, 441
1952, 443
INS URANCE
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CT, 769, 770
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIABILITY, INSURANCE CO., BOSTON,MASSACHUSETTS, 778-783CLINTON FOODS INC., EMPLOYEES' INSURANCE CLINTON, IA, 771
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, 772
GENERAL MILLS CO., HARTFORD, CT, 773, 774
IOWA MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., DEWITT, IA, 766
MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH & ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, 775, 777
PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA, 767
IOWA LABOR DEFENSE - BOOKLET,
857
IOWA MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., DEWITT, IA, ADVERTISEMENT, 766
IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR
----. MINUTES OF MEETING, 479
APRIL 29, 1947, 480
AUGUST 14, 1948, 481
MAY 7, 1949, 471
MAY 9, 1949
JANUARY 27, 1950, 482
MARCH 4, 1950, 487
MARCH 3, 1951, 488
. MARCH 7, 1953, 489
FORTY-SECOND CONVENTION, 1939OFFICERS' REPORTS, 876
PROCEEDINGS, 876FORTY-THIRD CONVENTION, 1937, PROCEEDINGS, 877
FORTY-FOURTH CONVENTION, 1938, PROCEEDINGS, 878
FORTY-FIFTH CONVENTION, 1939, PROCEEDINGS, 879PROGRAM, 880FORTY-SIXTH CONVENTION, 1940, PROCEEDINGS, 884
PROGRAM, 881FORTY-SEVENTH CONVENTION, 1941, COMMITTEES, 887
PROCEEDINGS, 885
PROGRAM, 888
OFFICERS' REPORT, 886
RESOLUTIONS, 887FORTY-EIGHTH CONVENTION, 1943, PROCEEDINGS, 889
FORTY-NINTH CONVENTION, PROCEEDINGS, 890
FIFTIETH CONVENTION, 1945, COMMITTEE, 894PROCEEDINGS, 891
PROGRAM, 893
OFFICERS' REPORT, 892FIFTY-FIRST CONVENTION, 1946, PROCEEDINGS, 895
OFFICERS' REPORT, 896FIFTY-SECOND CONVENTION, 1947, COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS, 705
PROCEEDINGS, 897
PROGRAM, 900
OFFICERS' REPORT, 899FIFTY-THIRD CONVENTION, 1948, PROCEEDINGS, 901
OFFICERS' REPORT, 902FIFTY-FOURTH CONVENTION, 1949, PROCEEDINGS, 903
PROGRAM, 904
OFFICERS' REPORT, 905FIFTY-FIFTH CONVENTION, 1950, PROCEEDINGS, 906
PROGRAM, 908
OFFICERS' REPORT, 909FIFTY-SIXTH CONVENTION, 1951, PROCEEDINGS, 912
PROGRAM, 911
OFFICERS' REPORT, 913FIFTY-SEVENTH CONVENTION, 1952, PROCEEDINGS, 914
FIFTY-EIGHTH CONVENTION, 1953, NEWSLETTER, 917PROCEEDINGS, 915
PROGRAM, 918
OFFICERS' REPORT, 919TRADE UNION DISTRICTS, 916
OFFICIAL YEAR BOOK,1940, 882
1941, 883
1947, 898
1950, 907
1951, 910
JOINT LABOR COMMITTEE FOR POLITICAL
ACTION, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, MINUTES OF MEETING, JANUARY 16,
1944, 472
*Jones, Leroy, 694
JONES, LEROY
APPOINTMENT OF OFFICE OF NOTARY PUBLIC, 848, 849
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE, 788, 794
WAR PRODUCTION JOB INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION, 853
KANSAS CITY MILLING COMPANIES,
KANSAS CITY, MO, 602
*Kheel, Theodore W., Executive Director of Regional War Labor Board VII,
689, 690
LABOR AND HIGH COST OF LIVING, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE, 799
LABOR DAY UNION POSTER, 854
LABOR DEFENSE, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE, 798
LABOR DIRECTORY AND BUYERS GUIDE FOR CLINTON, IA,
1952, 873
1953, 874
1954, 875
LABOR LEGISLATION
LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS ACT, 1947, 858
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT, 858
WORKMENS COMPENSATION LAW, 846
LABOR SUPPORTS POLITICAL CONDIDATES,
NESWPAPER ARTICLE, 800
LABOR UNION, CLINTON LOCAL #20878
BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS, 839
FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1948, 746
MINUTES OF MEETING, NOVEMBER 11, 1945, 474
SUPERVISORY MERIT RATING FORM, 843
UNION NEWS NOTES 405, 408-413, 416, 418-422REASONS CLINTON COMPANY PLANT SHUT DOWN, 423
REVIEW OF UNION'S EVENTS, 1939, 404
STRENGTH OF UNION, 402
SUCCESS, 401
TEAMWORK, 403
TRI-STATE COUNCIL OF GRAIN PROCESSORS, 147
WAGE DISPUTE, 406, 407, 414, 415
LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY,
MASON CITY, IA, 518
LIBERALS OF IOWA, 844
LOWELL BLEACHERY, ST. LOUIS, MO, 510
MAGAZINE, FARM JOURNAL, SUBSCRIPTION FORM, 852
MAGAZINE ARTICLE, "PENICK & FORD", 716
MASONS ORDER, CLINTON, IA, BANQUET PROGRAM, 806, 807
McOVAY-NORRIS MANUFACTURING CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 523
MEANY, GEORGE, 720
MEMORANDUM NOTES, 809
MILLMAN LUMBER COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, MO, 512
MORRISON BROTHERS COMPANY, DUBUQUE, IA, 540, 604
MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH & ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, HEALTH & ACCIDENT INSURANCE RATES, 776
INSURANCE POLICY, 775
SURGICAL OPERATION BENEFITS RIDER, 777
Nachtman, Paul F., Chairman
of Regional War Labor Board VII, 689
NAME LIST, 810-820
NATIONAL CANDY COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, MO
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
1940, 754, 763
1942, 752
1943, 753
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
ELECTION NOTICE, 855
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF PROCEDURE, 860
APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF AVERAGE SALARY RATE ADJUSTMENT OR SCHEDULE, 821
EXECUTIVE ORDER, NATIONAL ECONOMY DURING TRANSITION FROM WAR TO PEACE, 697
FACT SHEET, RECONVERSION PERIOD, 698
LABOR DISPUTE CASEAMERICAN SALT CORP., LYONS, KS, 700
ST. LOUIS, MO, 699MINUTES OF MEETING, AUGUST 1, 1945, 470
PAMPHLET, APPLICATION OF "LITTLE STEEL" FORMULA, 695
REVISION OF RULES OF ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURE FOR THe NATIONAL AND REGIONAL BOARDS, 696
WAGE STABILIZATION, 859
NEWS PROGRAM, TRANSITION PROGRAM,
364
NEWS RELEASE
BASIC POLICIES OF NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARDS NEW POST WAR PROGRAM, AUG. 22, 1945, 369
CLINTON CO. EMPLOYEES REST UP, 1945, 399
CLINTON COMPANY STRIKES, 1945, 398
CLOSED SHOP CONTRACT NO BAR TO ORGANIZERS, NATIONAL LABOR RELATION BOARD HOLDS, March 19, 1940, 330
CONNECTICUT UNIONISTS VISIT LEGISLATORS, Mar. 19, 1940, 330
CORN PRODUCTS INDUSTRY VETOS UNIFORM NET PRICING OF CORN PRODUCTS, 1948, 400
EXCUSE EMPLOYEES FROM WORK ON V-J DAY, 8/11/45, 358
GREENBERG TO SPEAK AT FT. DODGE, IA, 10/12/45, 389
HOUSE GROUP APPROVES ADDITION OF TWO TO NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD, 3/19/40, 330
NATIONAL WAS LABOR BOARD ADOPTS NEW GENERAL ORDER ON COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, 8/20/45, 371
NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN BELL AIRCRAFT COR., GEROGIA, 8/22/45, 376
NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN ELECTRIC BOAT CO. CASE, CONNECTICUT, 8/13/4, 359
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN CONSOLIDATED VULTEE AIRCRAFT CORP. LABOR CASE, MICHIGAN, 8/9/45, 356
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN FULTON BAG & COTTON MILLS CASE, MISSOURI, 396
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN LEHMAN BROTHERS CASE, NEW YORK, 8/l0/45, 357
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN M. DAVIDSON & SON CASE, STOCKTON, CAL., 5/13/45, 360
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN NEW YORK HOSPITAL'S CASE, 8/20/45, 373
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO. LABOR CASE, KANSAS CITY, KS, 6/24/45, 354, 355
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO., 8/2/45, 374
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN POLK SANITARY MILK CO., INDIANAPOLIS, IN, 6/14/45, 361
NWLB GIVES DIRECTIVE ORDER IN SOUTHERN CALIF. AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY CASE, 8/20/45, 372
NWLB GIVES INSTRUCTION TO REGIONAL BOARDS TO PENDING LABOR CASES, 8/23/45, 378
NWLB GIVES REGIONAL INSTRUCTIONS, 8/17/45, 363
NWLB POLICY ON WAGE RATES, 7/2/45, 350
NWLB POLICY REVERSES REGIONAL DECISION, 1/2/45, 337
NWLB QUARTERLY REPORT, 7/18/45, 344
NWLB PERFORMS ITS DUTIES, 8/17/45, 366
NWLB POLICY ON WAGE STABILIZATION, 10/25/45, 394
NWLB RESOLUTION ON RETROACTIVE PAY, 4/2/45, 377
NWLB SHOW CASE IN THE MONTGOMERY WARD STRIKE IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, 12/21/44, 336
NWLB TAKES ACTION ON EXECUTIVE ORDER, 8/17/ 45, 365
NWLB TAKES ACTION ON EXECUTIVE ORDER, 8/20/45, 368
NWLB TAKES ACTION ON EXECUTIVE ORDER ON RECONVERSION, 8/24/45, 379
NWLB TAKES ACTION ON EXECUTIVE ORDER ON RECONVERSION, 9/17/45
NEGOTIATIONS RESUME IN WEST COAST LUMBER INDUSTRY CASE, 8/21/45, 375
POST-WAR PROCEDURE IN LABOR-MANAGEMENT DISPUTES 8/25/45, 38811/5/45, 397PROCEDURE OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT DISPUTES FOR INTERIM PERIOD, 8/29/45, 382
RECONVERSION FROM WAR TIME TO PEACETIME ECONOMY 8/17/45, 364
REFUSAL TO GRANT EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION IS REFUSAL TO BARGAIN, SAYS NLRB, 3/19/40, 330
REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII, DECISION IN LABOR DISPUTE CASE, 7/6/45, 353 ----. RWLB VII DECISION INVOLVING VACATION ISSUES, 8/4/45, 351
RWLB VII DECISIONS IN LABOR DISPUTE CASES, 11/10/44, 33211/13/44, 333
7/2/45, 347RWLB VII PERSONNEL, 11/7/44
RWLB VII PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULE11/12/44, 334
12/10/44, 335
1/14/45, 338
2/18/45, 339
3/4/45, 340
4/29/45, 341
5/6/45, 342
5/13/45, 343
7/8/45, 345
8/26/41, 370
9/19/45, 384
9/21/41, 385
9/21/45, 386
10/14/45, 390
10/16/45, 391
10/21/45, 393
10/26/45, 395RWLB VII personnel, 7/3/45, 348
RWLB VII WILL HOLD AN EDUCATIONAL FORUM, 7/8/45, 352
REVISION OF POST-WAR WAGE STABILIZATION PROGRAM 8/25/45, 381
ROOSEVELT DEFENDS PLANE STRIKE, 3/19/40, 330
TERMINATION OF THE NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD, 10/17/45, 39210/31/45, 396TRANSFER OF CERTAIN AGENCIES & FUNCTIONS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, 9/21/45, 388
V-J DAY PAY DISPUTE, 8/18/45, 367
WAGE BRACKET DETERMINATION OF LIME PLANTS AND QUARRIES, MISSOURI, 7/5/45, 346
WAGE BRACKET DETERMINATION OF TERMINAL GRAIN ELEVATOR PRODUCTION WORKERS, 7/3/45, 349
WASHINGTON SCENE, 3/19/40, 330
NEWS RELEASE, LABOR DISPUTE CASE
AIR REDUCTION SALES CO., BETTENDORF, IA, 385
ALUMINUM ORE CO., LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, 339
AMERICAN COYANAMIDE & CHEMICAL CORP., LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, 345
AMERICAN STEELWORKS, KANSAS CITY, 384
ARMOUR & CO., KANSAS CITY, 334OMAHA, NEBRASKA, 390
ST. JOSEPH, MO, 333, 347ATLANTIC DREDGING & CONSTRUCTION CO., PINE BLUFF, ARK., 391
BARKER POULTRY CO., OTTUMWA, IA, 384
BEMIS BROTHERS BAG CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, 332
BLACK & WHITE CAB CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 340
BLACE, SIVALLS & BRYSON, INC. KANSAS CITY, 384
BLACKHAWK HOTELS CO., DAVENPORT, IA, 395
BLUE STAR PRODUCE, INC. WAH00, NEBRASKA, 334
BOSS MANUFACTURING CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, 370
BRODERICK & BASCOM ROPE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 247
BROWN CAMP HARDWARE CO., DES MOINES, IA, 347
BUCK-X-O'GRAPH CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 342
BUSCH SUBZER BROTHERS DIESEL ENGINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 345
BUTLER MANUFACTURING CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, 384
C. NELSON MANUFACTURING CO., ST. LOUIS, 345
CAREY SALT CO., HUTCHINSON, KANSAS, 339
CARR, ADAMS & COLLIER CO., DUBUQUE, IA, 337, 345
CARTER CARBURETOR CORP., ST. LOUIS, MO, 342
CENTRAL CLINIC, DAVENPORT, IA, 391
CENTRAL PACKING CO., CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO, 332
CENTRAL STEEL TUBE CO., CLINTON, IA, 385
CERTAIN TEED PRODUCTS CORP., FT. DODGE, IA, 342
CHERRY-BURRELL CORP., CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, 338
CHICAGO MILL AND LUMBER CO., HELENA, ARKANSAS, 334
CITY LIGHT & TRACTION CO., SEDALIA, MO, 384
CLARION PRODUCE & CREAMERY CO., CLARION, IA, 390
CLIMAX ENGINEERING CO., CLINTON, IA, 340
CLINTON COMPANY, CLINTON, IA, 398, 399
CONN D. CURRAN PRINTING CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 370
CONTINENTAL BAKING CO., DAVENPORT, IA, 384
CORN PRODUCTS REFRACTARIES, KANSAS CITY, MO, 342
CUDAHY PACKING CO., OMAHA, NEBRASKA, 390
CRESCENT LAUNDRY CO., DAVENPORT, IA, 391
CROWN CAN CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 370
CURTIS COMPANIES, INC., CLINTON, IA, 343
CURTIS COMPANIES & NATIONAL WOODWORKS CO., SIOUX CITY, 339
DAZEY CORPORATION, ST. LOUIS, MO, 370
DES MOINES COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., 393
DISBROW & CO., OMAHA, NEBRASKA, 386
DONALD COMPANY, GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, 333
DUGDALE PACKING CO., ST. JOSEPH, MO,
EMERSON ELECTRIC CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 340
FARMERS COOPERATIVE OIL & SUPPLY CO., DIGHTON, KS, 386
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, KANSAS CITY, KS, 391
FRANK PILLEY & SONS, INC., OMAHA, NEBRASKA, 334
FRED HAHNE PRINTING CO., WEBSTER CITY, IA, 391
FRENCH & HECHT, INC., DAVENPORT, IA, 385
GENERAL BOX CO., PARAGOULD, ARKANSAS, 334
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., KANSAS CITY, 347
GLEANER HARVESTER CO., INDEPENDENCE, MO, 393
GRIFFIN WHEEL CO., KANSAS CITY, KS, 384
HARDSCOG WONDER DRILL CO., OTTUMWA, IA, 334
HARRISON-WALKER REFACTORIES, VANDALIA, MO, 341, 342
HUMBOLDT BRICK & TILE CO., HUMBOTDT, KS, 339
HUNTSVILLE & MOBERLY, MISSOURI COAL COMPANIES, 347
INDEPENDENCE PRODUCE CO., CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, 340
IOWA POWER & LIGHT CO., DES MOINES, IA, 347
JOHN H. WITTE SONS, BURLINGTON, IA, 385
JOHN WEITZER MANUFACTURING CO., WICHITA, KS, 391
JUNCTION CITY MILLING CO., JUNCTION CITY, KS, 334
KANSAS CITY MASTER BAKERS ASSOCIATION, KANSAS CITY, 335
KANSAS CITY PUBLIC SERVICE CO., 370
KANSAS EXPLORATIONS, INC., JOPLIN, MO, 343
KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO., CAMDEN, ARKANSAS, 391
KILLARK ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 393
KNICKS MEND-RITE CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, 334
LASALCO COMPANY, INC. ST. LOUIS, MO, 345
LEAHY MANUFACTURING CO., HIGGINSVILLE, MO, 370
LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT CO., MASON CITY, IA, 333
LEOPOLD CO., BURLINGTON, IA, 341
LION CHEMICAL CORP., ELDORAD0, ARKANSAS, 341
LOCOMOTIVE FINISHED MATERIAL CO., ATCHISON, KS, 338
LITTLE ROCK TENT & AWNING CO., 332
LOWE & CAMPBELL DIVISION OF WILSON GOODS MANUFACTURING CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, 342
MARBLE HEAD LIME CO., HANNIBAL, MO, 341
MASON CITY COAL, LUMBER & BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLY CO., 339
MAY DEPARTMENT STORES, ST. LOUIS, MO, 342
McCONVILLE COAL CO., CENTERVILLE, IA, 384
McOVARY-NARLIS MFG. CO., ST. LOUIS, M0, 339, 343
MEXICO REFRACTORIES CO., MEXICO, 334
MID-CONTINENT LAUNDRIES, INC., COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, 386
MIDLAND PRODUCTS INC., ST. LOUIS, MO, 335
Midwest Carbide Corp., Keokuk, IA, 334
MIDWEST PIPING & SUPPLY CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 387
MILTON B. GOLD FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS, INDEPENDENCE, 391
MISSOURI UTILITIES CO., CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO, 384
MONTGOMERY WARD STRIKE, 336
MOUND CITY CAB CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 340
MOSER PAPER BOX CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 384
NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 347
NATIONAL MACHINE CO., ST LOUIS, MO, 335, 342
NATIONAL MILDER CO., DES MOINES, IA, 395
O.C. GREEN LUMBER CO., HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS, 386
OLIVER M. GREENLEY, INDEPENDENCE, MO, 385
OMAHA STEEL WORKS, OMAHA, NEBRASKA 332 ORDANCE STEM. FOUNDRY CO., BETTENDORF, IA, 395
OVER-THE-ROAD PICK-UP & FREIGHT DESTRIBUTION CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, 345
PAPER COMPANIES OF KANSAS CITY, MO, 370OF NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO, 384PARAMOUNT SHOE MANUFACTURING CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 332
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, 334
QUAKER OATS COMPANY, ST. JOSEPH, MO, 332
R.H. SHIELDS, ELDORADO, KS, 386
RAE DAIRY CO., SIOUX CITY, IA, 345
RANKIN TENT & AWNING CO., CEDAR FALLS, IA, 395
REPUBLIC MINING & MANUFACTURING CO. LITTLE ROCK, ARK, 339
ROBERTSON AIRCRAFT CORPORATION, ST. LOUIS, MO, 341, 345
ROOT PETROLEUM CO., EL DORADO, ARK, 342
ROTARY PRINTERS OF ST. LOUIS, MO, 384
ROTHSCHILD & SONS, INC., KANSAS CITY, MO, 391
SAFEWAY & KROGER STORES, SPRINGFIELD, MO, 339
SAFEWAY STORES, INC., GRAND ISLAND, NEB, 334
SARGENT & CO., DES MOINES, IA, 345
SLATER MILL & ELEVATOR CO., SLATER, MO, 386
SMITH BROTHERS MANUFACTURING CO., CARTHAGE, MO, 387
ST. JOSEPH LEAD CO., FESTUS, MO, 334 384 390 345 338
ST. LOUIS CABINET SHOP OWNERS, ST. LOUIS, MO, 384
ST. LOUIS CARDAGE MILLS, ST. LOUIS, MO, 390FOUNDRIES, ST. LOUIS, MO, 345
SMELTING & REFINING CO., BAXTER SPRINGS, KAN, 338STANDARD STEEL WORKS, NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO, 384
STRIETER MOTOR CO., DAVENPORT, IA, 395
SWIFT CO., DES MOINES, IA, 339
SWIFT & CO., GRINNELL, IA, 390HAMPTON, IA, 390TAYSTEE BAKING CO., SEDALIA, MO, 370, 387
THOMAS TRUCK & CASTER CO., KEOKUK, IA, 333
UNITED CANNERY AGRICULTURAL PACKING & ALLIED WORKERS UNION, 332
UNITED CARTRIDGE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 339, 351
UNIVERSAL MATCH CO., FERGUSON, MO, 343
W.R. WRAPE SERVICE CO., LITTLE ROCK, ARK, 343
WAGNER ELECTRIC CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 334, 347, 370
WEST COAST LUMBER INDUSTRY, 375
WICHITA UNION STOCKYARDS CO., WICHITA, KS, 353
WILSON & CO., INC., ATCHINSON, KS, 339
WILSON & CO., INC., CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, 340
WOLFF TOBER SHOE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 370
NEWS RELEASE, LABOR DISPUTE CASE, DIRECTIVE ORDER
BELL AIRCRAFT CORP., MARIETTA, GEORGIA, 376
BETH EL HOSPITAL, NEW YORK, NY, 373
BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL, NEW YORK, NY, 373
BETH MOSES HOSPITAL, NEW YORK, 373
CONSOLIDATED VULTEE AIRCRAFT CORP., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, 356
ELECTRIC BOAT CO., GRETON, CT, 359
ISRAEL ZION HOSPITAL, NEW YORK, 373
LEHMAN BROTHERS, NEW YORK, 357
M. DAVIDSON & SONS, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA, 360
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO., HASKELL, NEW JERSEY, 354, 355
PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO., 374
POLK SANITARY MILK CO., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, 361
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY, 372
WARD FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO., FT. SMITH, ARK, 387
NEWS RELEASE
LEISERSON, WILLIAM M., NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD MEMBER, 330
MAINTENANCE OF MEMBERSHIP JURISDICTION, 361
NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD, 388, 392
NO-STRIKE NO-LOCKOUT PLEDGE, 369
NON-COMPLIANCE CASE, 369
NORTON, MARY T., REPRESENTATIVE FROM NEW JERSEY, 330
PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF LABOR DISPUTES, 363-366, 368
PLANT SEIZURES, 369
POLICY OF PENDING LABOR CASES, 378
REEMPLOYMENT OF WAR VETERANS, 354
RETAINING AND REEMPLOYMENT ADMINISTRATION, 388
RETROACTIVE PAY, 377
ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN D., U.S. PRESIDENT, 330
RUESING, EDWARD A., DIRECTOR OF REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII, 34.8
SCHURILLENBACH, LEWIS B., SECRETARY OF LABOR, 382
SEVERANCE PAY, 356
STRIKES, 369
TAYLOR, GEORGE W., CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD, 369
NEWS RELEASE, TOPICS
AIRCRAFT FLIGHT PAY, 372
AMERICAN FLOURS, INC., NEWTON, KS, 387
AUTOMATIC PROGRESSIVE, 376
BARGAINING DISPUTE PROCEDURE, 380
BONUSES, 357
BROWDER, EARL, COMMUNIST LEADER, 330
CERTIFICATION OF DISPUTES, 382
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, 371
DAY, JACK G., CHARRMAN OF REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII, 348
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, 388
DIES, MARTIN, REPRESENTATIVE FROM TEXAS, 330
DISPUTE PROGRAMS, 369
DOZENBERG, NICHOLAS, 330
DURATION OF NATIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD, 369
GREENBERG, BERNARD, ASSISTANT WAGE STABILIZATION DIRECTOR, 383
FOR REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII, 389
GUARANTEED WORK WEEK, 355
HOFFMAN, CLARE, REPRESENTATIVE FROM MICHIGAN, 330
HOLIDAY PAY, 360
NEWS RELEASE
TRUMAN, HARRY S, U.S. PRESIDENT, 388
UNION SECURITY, 376
VIOLATION OF WAGE STABILIZATION LAW, 367
VOLUNTARISM, 369
WAGE CONTROLS, 369
WAGE DECREASE, 369
WAGE INCREASE, 373, 376, 383
WAGE POLICY IN DISPUTE CASE, 369, 397
WAGE STABILIZATION, 363, 365, 366, 368, 381PROGRAM, 364, 394TATAR MANPOWER COMMISSION, 388
WAGNER, SENATOR FROM NEW YORK, 330
WALLACE BROTHERS, INC., HUTCHINSON, KS, 386
WHITEHOUSE, OSCAR A., DIRECTOR OF REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII, 348
WIRTZ, WILLARD W., CHAIRMAN OF REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD, 348
WORKING LEADERS, 359
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE, TITLE
Baruch's PARTY AND GIFT, 792
BIG CITIES DEAL FALLS THROUGH, 793
CEASE, DESIST ORDER. IS AIMED AT CLINTON CO., 795
CLINTON LABOR CONGRESS NAMES JONES PRESIDENT, 787, 788
COUCH CITES PERILS FACED, 798
DON'T BLAME LABOR, 799
GRAIN MEETING IN FINAL DAY 789 IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION, 796,797
LABOR SUPPORTS ITS FRIENDS AND DEFEATS ITS ENEMIES, 800
OPERATIVE ENGINEERS WIN ELECTION, 784
PROMOTIONS TO DU PONT OFFICIALS, 785
THIRTY-ONE FACE THREAT OF SUSPENSION FOR O.P.A. VIOLATION, 786
TWO LABOR DISPUTE HEARINGS ARE SET, 790
UNION CHOOSES LEROY JONES AS VICE-PRESIDENT, 794
UNION ISSUES STATEMENT ON WORK STOPPAGE, 791
NOTARY PUBLIC, 848-851
*Otto, W.G., 769
OZARK SHOE COMPANY, KANSAS CITY, MO, 509
PAMPHLET,
"IOWA STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR UNITY", 757
"LADIES' GARMENT WORKER IN HISTORY AND SHOP", 758
"LOOKING AT IT FROM THE RUSSIAN SIDE", 760
"OUR PRESENT POLITICAL PICTURE", 759
"POWERS AND AUTHORITY OF NOTARIES PUBLIC", 850
"REASONS FOR BELIEF IN ORGANIZED LABOR", 755
"TAPPING THE TREASURE IN CORN" 756
"LABOR CONTRACT 1940"
PENICK & FORD PLANT, CEDAR
RAPIDS, IA, LABOR CONTRACT 1940, 801
PENSION TRUSTS, CONTINENTAL ILLINOIS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST
CO. OF CHICAGO, 768
POEM, "TRUE UNIONIST", 847
PROFIT SHARING TRUSTS, CONTINENTAL ILLINOIS NATIONAL BANK &
TRUST CO. OF CHICAGO, 768
PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA,INSURANCE
ADVERTISEMENT, 767
Pulich; Helen Bluns, 694
RADIO SPEECH, "UNION LABEL AND POSTWAR", 717
REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII
BOARD MEMBERS, 701-706
DISPUTES DIVISION DOCKET, 707
HANDBOOK FOR TRI-PARTITE PANEL PEERS & HEARING OFFICERS 872
LABOR DISPUTE CASEA.Y. McDONALD MANUFACTURING CO., DUBUQUE, IA, ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE, 542
ADAMS CO., DUBUQUE, IA, ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE, 541DIRECTIVE ORDER, 603ARMOUR & CO., ST. JOSEPH, MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 516
BAKING COMPANY OF WICHITA, KS, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 525
BRANDEIS INVESTMENT CO., OMAHA, NEB, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 599
BROWN-CAMP HARDWARE CO., DES MOINES, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 522
CARR, ADAMS & COLLIER CO., DUBUQUE, IAAGREEMENT, 568
COMPANY STATEMENT, 570
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "A" TABLE, RATES & EARNINGS BY JOB CLASSIFICATION, 571
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "B", JOB DESCRIPTIONS, 572
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "C", RATES & EARNINGS OF CO., 573
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "D", TABLE, COMPARATIVE EARNINGS BY INDUSTRIES IN IOWA, 574
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "E", WAGE BRACKETS OF IOWA CITIES, 575
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "F", TABLE, ANNUAL HOURLY AVERAGES IN VARIOUS U.S. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES, 576
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "G", DIRECTIVE ORDER, 577
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "H", DIRECTIVE ORDER, 578
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "I", WAGE RATES IN DUBUQUE, 579
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "J", WAGE INCREASES, 580
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "K", SUBSTANDARD WAGES, 581
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "L", SUBSTANDARD WAGES, 582
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "M", SUBSTANDARD WAGES, 583
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "N", SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT, 584
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "O", PAST DECISION OF BOARD, 585
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "X", PAST DECISIONS OF BOARD, 586
. COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "Y", PAST DECISIONS OF BOARD, 587
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "Z", PAST DECISIONS OF BOARD, 588
COMPANY'S PROPOSAL, 590
DIRECTIVE ORDER, 589
INFORMATION NEEDED IN CASE, 563
SYNOPSIS OF CASE, 564, 566
TABLE, CLASSIFIED JOB RATES, 567
TENTATIVE OPINION, 565
UNION COMMENT, 591
UNION EXHIBIT "A", TABLE, PREVAILING WAGES IN DUBUQUE, 592
UNION'S OPENING BRIEF, 569CLIMAX ENGINEERING CO., CLINTON, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 598, 600
CLINTON COMPANY, CLINTON, IAADDENDUM TO UNION COMMENTS, 536
AGREEMENT, 561, 562
APPEALS PROCEDURE, 537
COMMENTS OF THE UNION, 535
COMMENTS ON REFEREE'S REPORT, 501
DIRECTIVE ORDER, 533
DESCRIPTION OF COMPANY, 499
OPEN STATEMENT, 500
POST HEARING BRIEF, 532
RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, 507
REPORT OF THE PANEL, 531
RULING, 560
STATEMENT OF DISPUTE, 498
STATISTICS ON LIVING EXPENSES, 506
TABLE, COMPARATIVE ANNUAL EARNINGS, 505
TABLE, COMPARISON JOB RATES BY PERIODS, 502
TABLE, COMPARISON JOB RATES WITH "LITTLE STEEL" FORMULA, 503
TABLE, MECHNICAL CLASSIFICATION, 504CROWN MILLS, OREGON, LABOR AGREEMENT, 496
CURTIS CO., INC., CLINTON, IA, AGREEMENT, 546, 606COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "A", TABLE, JOB CLASSIFICATION RATES AND EARNINGS, 551
COMPANY*S EXHIBIT "B", TABLE, PART-TIME EMPLOYEE CLASSIFICATION RATES AND EARNINGS, 552
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "C", TABLE, COMPARISON OF RATES, 553
COMPANY'S EXHIBIT "D", TABLE, EARNINGS DATA, 554
EXHIBIT #1, 548
COMPANY'S OFFER, 559
COMPANY STATEMENT, 545
DIRECTIVE ORDER, 605
SUPPLEMENTAL STATEMENT OF THE COMPANY, 547
SUPPLEMENT TO DIRECTIVE #1, 549
SYNOPSIS OF CASE, 543
UNION COMMENT, 544
UNION'S EXHIBIT #1, 555
UNION'S EXHIBIT #2, 556
UNION'S EXHIBIT #3, 557
UNION'S EXHIBIT #4, 558
UNION'S REPLY TO COMPANY'S SUPPLEMENTAL STATEMENT, 550CURTIS COMPANY, INC., LINCOLN, NEBRASKA,
DIRECTIVE ORDER, 601CURTIS CO., INC., SIOUX CITY, IA,
DIRECTIVE ORDER, 593
PANEL MEMBERS OF CASE, 594
UNION EXHIBIT "D", PRESS RELEASE, 595
UNION EXHIBIT "E", DIRECTIVE ORDER, 596
UNION EXHIBIT "F", RECONSIDERATION OF DIRECTIVE ORDER, 597DES MOINES PAPER CO., DES MOINES, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 521
DONALD CO., GRAND ISLAND, NEB, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 513
EMPLOYING PRINTERS OF GREATER KANSAS CITY, RULING, 517
FISHER FLOURING MILLS CO., SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, LABOR AGREEMENT, 497
FLOUR MILL CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 538
FRED MEDART MANUFACTURING CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 520
GALENA GLOVE & MITTEN CO., DUBUQUE, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 539
GENERAL MILLS, INC., MINNESOTA, SYNOPSIS OF CASE, 607
GREATER KANSAS CITY STONE QUARRIES, KANSAS CITY, M0, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 524
GREEN FOUNDRY CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 519
HESKETT MACHINE & ENGINE CO., ALTON, ILL, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 508
INDIANAPOLIS BLEACHING CO., RULINGV 529
IOWA GROCERY STORES, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 527
IOWA PRODUCE CO., IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 528
KANSAS CITY MILLING CO., MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 602
LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT CO., MASON CITY, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 518
LOWELL BLEACHERY, ST. LOUIS, MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 510
McOVAY-NORRIS MANUFACTURING CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 523
MILLMAN LUMBER CO., ST. LOUIS, M0, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 512
MORRISON BROTHERS CO., DUBUQUE, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 60ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE, 510OZARK SHOE CO., KANSAS CITY, MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 509
S.G. ADAMS CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 511
THOMAS TRUCK & CASTER CO., KEOKUK, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 515
UNION BISCUIT CO., ST. LOUIS, M0, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 514, 530
WAGE STABILIZATION RULINGS, 608, 612
WOOD BROTHERS THRESHER CO., DES MOINES, IA, DIRECTIVE ORDER, 531MAP OF THE REGIONAL JURISDICTION OF THE BOARD, 708
MEMORANDUMBROADCAST RELEASE, 692
DIRECTIVE ON WAGE ADJUSTMENTS, 694
ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM, 693
MATERIALS & QUESTIONS ON PROPOSED CHANGES IN WAGE POLICY, 691
MONTHLY REPORT, 689, 690WAGE BRACKET DETERMINATION
AIRPLANE PARTS, 661
ANTI-HOG CHOLERA SERUM & VIRUS PRODUCTION, 676
BISCUIT, CRACKER, & PRETZEL BAKERY, 667
BOARD DOCKET OF WAGE STABILIZATION CASES, 681
BOXES, FOLDING PAPER, 651
BREAD & CAKE BAKERIES, 618
BUS & TRUCK REPAIR, 663
CEMENT, 678
COMMON LABOR, 655
CROSS INDUSTRY, 657
DAIRY PRODUCTS, 621
DEEP WELL OIL DRILLING & PRODUCING, 653
DEPARTMENT STORES, 615, 672
DRUG MANUFACTURING, 622, 666
ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER, 664
FEED MILLING, 628
FLOUR MILLING, 625, 629
FOUNDRY, 670
GARAGES, 675
GROCERIES, WHOLESALE, 643
HOTELS, 613, 651
ICE & COLD STORAGE, 616, 671, 647
INDEX, 658
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WAGE BRACKETS, 659
LABOR MARKET AREA OF CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, 638DES MOINES, IA, 634
HUTCHINSON, KS, 635
JOPLIN, MO, 636
KANSAS CITY, MO, 649
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, 611
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, 640
OMAHA-COUNCIL BLUFFS, 644
SIOUX CITY, IA, 662
SPRINGFIELD, NEBRASKA 637
ST. LOUIS, MO, 652
TOPEKA, KS, 639
WICHITA, KS, 646LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING, 614, 673
LEAD & ZINC, MINING, MILLING, & SMELTING, 674.
MACHINERY & METAL TRADES, 660
METAL ENGRAVING & MARKING DEVICES 645
METAL FABRICATING, 633
METAL FABRICATION, 630
METAL TRADES INDUSTRY, 656
OFFICE & CLERICAL EMPLOYEES, 626
PAINT & VARNISH MANUFACTURING, 648
PETROLEUM REFINING, 624
POULTRY & EGG PROCESSING, 619, 668
PRINTING, NEWSPAPERS, 650
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION, 631
PUBLIC UTILITIES, 623
RADIO BROADCASTING, 620, 665
RATES & RATE RANGES FOR MINNESOTA, 680
RETAIL MEAT MARKETS, 617, 669
RIG BUILDING627
SALT MINING & EVAPORATING, 632
TABLE: HOWLEY RATES ON THE SUBSTANDARD TAPERING PRINCIPLE, 682
TIRE REBUILDING, 677
WATER UTILITIES, 679
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSING, 642
REPORT
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN PROCESSORS, 718
"MASS PRODUCTION UNIONS", 719
RESOLUTIONS: AMERICAN FEDERATION
OF GRAIN PROCESSORS. 447, 448, 451, 452, 453, 446, 449, 450, 445
REGIONAL WAR LABOR BOARD VII, MINUTES OF MEETING
10/24/44, 454
10/25/44, 455
10/26/44, 456
3/13/45, 457
3/13/45, 475
3/14/45, 458
3/14/45, 476
3/15/45, 459
3/27/45, 460
4/10/45, 477
4/11/45, 478
4/24/45, 461
4/26/45, 462
5/3/45, 463
5/17/45, 464
6/6/45, 465
6/11/45, 466
6/12/45, 467
6/14/45, 468
8/10/45, 469
S.G. ADAMS CO., ST. LOUIS,
MO, 511
SPEECH, ORGANIZATION
ADDRESS TO CLINTON COUNTY FARMES' UNION, 320
ADDRESS TO CLINTON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE, WHEATLAND, IA, 329
ADDRESS TO MINISTRIAL ASSOC. & OPTOMISTS CLUB OF WATERLOO, IA, 323
TRI-STATE CONVENTION, 715
SPEECH, SUBJECT
HARTLEY, 325
LABOR LEGISLATION, 325
LEWIS, JOHN L., 328
TAFT, 325
TAFT-HARTLEY ACT, 325
SPEECH, TOPIC (TITLE)
BEFORE BALLOTING ON SECRETARY, 314
CAMPAIGN SPEECH FOR CLINTON SCHOOL ELECTION, 321
CHALLENGE OF LABOR AS A CAREER, 329
CHALLENGES OF TADAY, 326
FARMERS & LABOR HAVE COMMON PROBLEMS CAN ONLY SOLVE IT THROUGH COMMON ACTION 317 ----. IMPACT OF THE NATIONAL WAS LABOR BOARD ON COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, 719
LABOR & PUBLIC RELATIONS, 323
LABOR & THE WAR, 319
LABOR IN 1943, 318
LABOR IN WAR TIMES, 324
LABOR, KEY TO THE COMMON MAN, 320
LABOR'S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM, 327
ORGANIZED LABOR-COUNTER PUNCHER, 328
OUR CORN PROBLEMS, 322
PLANT START-UP, 315
STATEMENT ON BUREAU OF LABOR STATICS COST OF LIVING INDEX, 720
WHAT CAN UNION MEMBERSHIP OFFER ME?, 316
WEEK'S WORK. 325
SPENCER KELLOGG & SONS
INC., DES MOINES, IA, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE "OPERATIVE ENGINEERS WIN
ELECTION". 784
SURVEY
RENTS PAID BY TENANTS, 861
THOMAS TRUCK & CASTER CO.,
KEOKUK, IA, 515
TRI-STATE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN PROCESSORS
MINUTES of MEETING 6/16/45, 483
9/16/47, 484
4/9/48, 485
10/8/54, 490TRI-STATE LABOR CONGRESS, CLINTON, IA, LABOR DAY SOUVENIR 1939, 868
UNION BISCUIT CO., ST. LOUIS, MO, 514, 530
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS & JOINERS OF AMERICA LOCAL #772, CLINTON, IA, CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS,1940, 431
1943, 432
WAGE STABILIZATION, 859
WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION, REGULATION GOVERNING APPEALS, 822
WOOD BROTHERS THRESHER CO., DES MOINES, IA, 531
WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION LAW, 846
Wirtz, Willard W., Chairman of Regional War Labor Board VII, 690
Wirtz, Willard W., 693
