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| Size | 32.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 4400 items) |
| Abstract | Clyde Johnson was a union organizer, carpenter, and writer. The collection documents his involvement with various unions, most affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), and his research into several industries that have an impact on organized labor, especially housing, construction, timber, and logging. Of note are materials related to organizing campaigns and strikes conducted by Johnson for the Sharecroppers' Union (SCU) in Alabama and Louisiana, 1935-1937; the United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing, and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA) in Colorado and Texas, 1937-1941; the Oil Workers' International Union in Texas, especially in Baytown, 1941-1943; United Electrical Local 610, 1947; University of California at Berkeley, 1967-1968; and Johnson's term as the business agent for United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Local 550, Oakland, Calif., 1961-1966. There are also personal letters to Johnson and his wife Anne Agron Johnson. |
| Creator | Johnson, Clyde, 1908- |
| Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
| Language | English |
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Updated by: Nancy Kaiser, March 2021
Note that original file names have been retained. Where no file name existed, the archivist supplied a title to create subject access. See for example: "Carpenters," "Forestry/Logging/Timber industry," and "Housing/Construction industry."
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Biographical Information
Clyde Johnson was born in 1908 in Proctor, Minn., a railroad town outside Duluth. In 1929, after Johnson had completed two years of junior college, layoffs preceding the Great Depression sent him east in search of work. He was hired by the Western Electric Company of New Jersey as a junior engineer. He also attended night classes at the City College of New York, where he joined the National Student League and was elected an organizer. He took part in four college strikes in 1932 and 1933, at City College, Columbia, New York University, and City College again, after which he was expelled from City College. He went to Rome, Ga., in 1933 in response to a student request to help organize a strike at the Martha Berry School. While there, he also advised striking stove foundry workers. In Atlanta, he organized advocacy councils for the unemployed; in Birmingham, Ala., in 1934, he worked with steel workers, coal miners, and ore miners. He became an organizer for the Sharecroppers' Union (SCU) in central Alabama in 1935, the year of a cotton pickers' strike. During this period, he also married Leah Anne Agron, whom he had met in Atlanta.
In 1937, the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) chartered a national union for agricultural and cannery workers. Johnson became an international vice president of this union. As such, he organized and led strikes of beet workers in Colorado and pecan shellers in Texas. He resigned from this post in 1941, when the CIO set up an Oil Workers' Organizing Campaign and hired Johnson as its Southern director. By the end of 1943, the staff had won bargaining rights at seven of the eight refineries targeted in southeast Texas, and Johnson resigned to join the Merchant Marine.
After World War II, Johnson was hired as business agent by Local 610 of the United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers in Pittsburgh, Pa. In 1948, Local 610 played a key role in the defeat of a Republican congressman, a member of the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Johnson and Local 610 also led a campaign in support of Henry Wallace for president.
In 1950, Johnson moved to Washington, D.C., where he worked for some time as a house carpenter before moving to Oakland, Calif., in 1955. There he joined Local 550 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, becoming business agent in 1960. In 1966, he retired from this position and spent the next two years researching and writing Organize or Die: Smash Boss Unionism--Build Union Power, Organize Two Million Carpenters and Woodworkers , a book intended as "a criticism of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and the failures of the Hutcheson Dynasty." He also wrote Millmen 550: A History of the Militant Years (1961-1966) of Local 550 United Brotherhood of Carpenters , which relates to his activities as business agent of the local during those years.
During 1967-1968, Johnson worked as a consultant to the Institute of Industrial Relations at University of California at Berkeley on projects studying housing, pensions, and the apprenticeship system. He also became involved in trying to help organize university workers with the public employees union American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME).
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The Clyde Johnson Papers include research scrapbooks and loose collections of clippings, correspondence, and ephemera; manuscripts; oral history interview tapes and transcripts; photographs; and publications and other printed materials documenting Johnson's involvement with various unions, most affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations, and his research into several industries that have an impact on organized labor, especially housing, construction, timber, and logging. Included are materials related to organizing campaigns and strikes conducted by Johnson for the Sharecroppers' Union in Alabama and Louisiana, 1935-1937; the United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing, and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA) in Colorado (beet workers) and Texas (pecan shellers), 1937-1941; the Oil Workers' International Union in Texas, especially in Baytown, 1941-1943. United Electrical Local 610, 1947; public employees at the University of California at Berkeley, 1967-1968; and Johnson's term as the business agent for United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Local 550, Oakland, Calif., 1961-1966. There are also personal letters to Johnson and his wife Anne Agron Johnson.
Note that original file names have been retained. Where no file name existed, the archivist supplied a file name to create subject access. See for example: "Carpenters," "Forestry/Logging/Timber industry," and "Housing/Construction industry."
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Series 1. Subject Files, 1930s-1990.
Arrangement: alphabetical.
| Box 1 |
Agricultural crisis (California), circa 1966 |
American Newspaper Guild, 1946Letter of resignation. |
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Anacostia, 1954Clippings on student protest against school integration. |
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Appalachia, 1970s |
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Apprenticeship 1960sResearch and reports from the U.S. Department of Labor and others on negro participation in apprenticeship programs, racial bias in unions, and other related topics; minutes of California Apprenticeship Council. |
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Autobiography of Clyde Johnson undated |
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Bankers, 1984-1985Clippings. |
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"The Battle for Baytown"/Texas oil workers, 1937-1946Research scrapbook of correspondence, clippings, ephemera, reports and other materials pertaining to Johnson's work as an organizer for the CIO, especially in the Oil Workers' Organizing Campaign in southeast Texas, 1941-1943 |
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| Box 2 |
"The Battle for Baytown"/Texas oil workers, 1937-1946Research scrapbook and notebooks; CIO News; "The CIO Oil Workers Organizing Campaign in Texas, 1942-1943"; funding requests for book project; manuscript drafts. |
| Box 3 |
"The Battle for Baytown"/Texas oil workers, 1937-1946Manuscript drafts. |
| Box 4 |
"The Battle for Baytown"/Texas oil workers, 1937-1946Manuscript drafts; correspondence about the book; book orders; book outline; "The 1942 Texas City Oil Workers Organizing Campaign"; Baytown Employees Federation Bulletins; Humble financial report; CIO Humble campaign; oil and Pan Am ephemera; bound notes and printed materials, including CIO News, Oil edition (1941-1942) and National Labor Relations Board and Texaco; CIO Campaigner; bound materials on Fair Employment Practices Commission, Trimble, Graham, Southport, federal contracts, and Taylor; bound Goose Creek Daily Sun clippings; bound Gulf Oil Magnolia handbills; songs written for the oil workers CIO organizing campaign; union agreements; miscellaneous clippings; "History of Oil Workers International Union" by Harvey O'Connor. |
| Box 5 |
"The Battle for Baytown"/Texas oil workers, 1937-1946Bound materials on I.L. Cook, Jones, Smith letters, Negro Press, Morgan Hull; National Labor Relations Board decisions; National Maritime Union bribery investigation; Mexicans in Baytown; riot affidavits; Moody's, Magnolia, Gulf; Oil Workers International Union proceedings, correspondence (1968-1985); "The Influence of the Oil Workers' International Union in Port Arthur, Tex."; writings and research materials on the Beaumont race riot; miscellaneous oil clippings, correspondence, research notes, and materials. |
Bogalusa murders, 1970Notebook with handwritten notes possibly describing events that occurred in 1919. |
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"Breaking Down the Ivory Tower: Recollections of Nine Student Radicals from the 1930s," 1991Profile of Clyde Johnson in a senior thesis written by Robert F. Pogue at the University of California, Santa Cruz, in 1991. |
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Buy America, 1960s, 1985Clippings. |
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| Box 6 |
Calendars, 1963-1968 |
California, 1960s-1980sClippings, flyers, reports, and other printed materials documenting elections, student activism and unrest on college campuses, labor and race relations, politics, Peace and Freedom Movement, Community for New Politics, manufacturing, agriculture, negotiated health care plans. Some materials created by the Institute for Industrial Relations at the University of California at Berkeley. |
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"Capitalism and Agriculture in the United States of America," by V.I. Lenin, Circa 1915 |
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Carpenters, 1960s-1970sResearch reports on employment in California, printed materials and ephemera of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, California State Council of Carpenters, Buy America, union campaign brochures, millwork. |
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| Box 7 |
Carpenters, 1960s-1970sPrinted materials, newspaper clippings, and notes on carpenter union topics, including single-family dwellings, legislation; challenge of the mobile home industry; "Carpenters Organize Organize"; United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America; Demonstration Rehabilitation Program. |
| Box 8 |
Carpenters, 1950s-1980sPrinted materials, conventions and conferences, newsletters and other publications, contracts and mill agreements, Millmen Local 550 meeting notices, minutes, and other documentation of activities. |
| Box 9 |
Carpenters, 1960s-1970sChiefly bound scrapbooks of Millmen Local 550 correspondence, contracts and agreements, notices, minutes, and other documentation of activities. |
| Box 10 |
Carpenters,Background research for and drafts of Millmen 550, a history of the union local by Johnson, who had served as its business agent; Modulux campaign; Mill Cabinet Pension Plan; Mill Cabinet Promotion Fund; Mill Cabinet Trust Fund. |
| Box 11 |
Carpenters,Mill Cabinet Trust. |
Central America, 1984-1985 |
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Clippings, 1960s-1980sTopics include automation, management, politics, legislation, Richard Nixon. |
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Coal, 1970sCoal Patrol, Brookside strike, Duke Power. |
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Construction Industry Study, Circa 1969 |
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Box 11Box 12 |
Correspondence, 1945-1990Many letters are addressed to both Clyde Johnson and his wife, Anne Johnson. Topics include family, Watergate, travel to an international labor conference. |
Box 11Box 12 |
Correspondence: Bellew Memorial Arthritis Medical Clinic |
Box 11Box 12 |
Correspondence: Richard Boyden, undated |
Box 11Box 12 |
Correspondence: Bob Coe, 1978-1979 |
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Correspondence: Family letters |
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Correspondence: Mitch Freedmen, 1977-1979 |
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Correspondence: Ted Hayes, 1969-1977 |
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Correspondence: Charles Martin, 1977-1980 |
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Correspondence: Mass mailings, 1970s-1980sChiefly concerning the environment, politics, human rights, Latin America. |
Box 11Box 12 |
Correspondence: Will Parry, 1970-1971 |
Box 11Box 12 |
Correspondence: Jim Shuffa, 1970 |
Box 11Box 12 |
Correspondence: Trade Union International of Workers in the Building, Wood, and Building Materials Industries, 1971 |
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Correspondence: Louis Weinstock, 1970-1971 |
Box 11Box 12 |
Correspondence: Claude Williams, 1975-1979 |
| Box 12 |
Davenport, Harry J., 1948Materials relating to Davenport's 1948 campaign for United States Congress. |
Dyson, Lowell K.Article off prints. |
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Environmental labor, 1976-1977Includes Environmentalism for Full Employment newsletter. |
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Foster, Doug, 1970sWritings on logging laborers and industry. |
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Financial records, 1960s-1970s |
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Financial records: Insurance |
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Financial records: Pension |
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Box 12-13
Box 12Box 13 |
Forestry/Logging/Timber industry, 1950s-1970sGovernment printed materials, publications, research reports; topics include Pacific Northwest labor and lumber, land use, clear-cutting, Weyerhauser, George-Pacific Corporation, California watersheds, logging, Humboldt County, forest products, Redwood National Park, U.S. Forest Service reports on forest resources. |
| Box 13 |
Foundations correspondence, 1968, 1970 |
General union, 1940, 1960s-1980sClippings, printed materials, ephemera. |
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| Box 22 |
General union, 1940s-1970sConvention badges. |
| Box 13 |
Georgia State University, 1976-1977Published essay based on talk on the CIO oil workers organizing campaign given at Southern Labor History Conference. |
"The Great Steel Strike and Its Lessons," William Z. Foster |
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Green Rising, 1970sMicrofilm project with H.L. Mitchell to assemble personal papers and organizational records to supplement the Southern Tenant Farmers Union Papers already on microfilm. Parts of this collection of Clyde Johnson Papers were included in the project. |
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Gulfpost Pulpwood Association, 1970s |
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Healthcare, 1966Summary of proceedings of a regional conference on "Major Issues Confronting Negotiated Health Care Plans." |
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Highlander, 1970-1984 |
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Home financing, 1976Clippings. |
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Box 13Box 14 |
Housing/Construction industry, 1950s-1960sGovernment and trade printed materials, publications, research reports, notes, clippings; topics include pre-fab housing, affordable housing, Bay Area, single-family housing units, building material production trends, 1968 housing act, building trends for low and moderate income housing programs, cabinet specs, carpentry, housing discrimination, residential construction, protective legislation for construction of public buildings. |
| Box 14 |
IndexFinding aids for labor archives. |
Interest rates, 1984 |
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Japan, 1960sGovernment and trade printed materials, clippings on lumber imports and trade. |
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Kahn, Si, 1970sActivism ephemera, including song books and guidance on how to raise money. |
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| Oversize Paper Folder OPF-04642/1 |
Knot and splice boards, 1970sReliance Life Hobby Theater display of knots created by Clyde Johnson. |
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Box 14Box 15 |
Labor clippings, circa 1950 |
| Box 15 |
Labor Journal, 1961-1965 |
Labor statistics, 1960sGovernment and trade publications; topics include imports and employment and earnings. |
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Latin America |
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Material for book, 1983, 1985Includes a letter about pensions. |
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Mexico labor, 1965-1966Report on working conditions. |
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MicrofilmMicrofilm project with H.L. Mitchell to assemble personal papers and organizational records to supplement the Southern Tenant Farmers Union Papers already on microfilm. Parts of this collection of Clyde Johnson Papers were included in the project. |
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Mississippi, 1966Published and unpublished reports on political, social, and economic conditions in Alabama and Mississippi; includes copies of New South Student. |
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Mississippi Freedom Labor Union, 1965 |
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Mitchell, H.L., 1974-1979Correspondence, writings, Green Rising project, travel to labor conferences. |
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Model Cities, 1967-1968Printed materials about the Richmond Model Cities program. |
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| Box 16 |
The Movement, 1965Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS), voting registration field work guide, welfare program guides, Freedom Information Service Bulletin, The Campus Core-lator, newsletters of freedom groups. |
National Electrical Contractors Association, 1949, 1960s-1970sTrade reports. |
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National Maritime Union, 1930s-1970sBound materials on Frederick "Blackie" Myers, proceedings of the 1939 convention. |
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Nuclear bombs: Clippings, 1960s |
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Oakland General Strike of 1946 |
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Oral history: Clyde Johnson, 4 April 1976Transcripts of interviews. |
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Oral history: Clyde Johnson interviews with Dale Rosen, 1977-1978Bound transcripts of interviews concerning Johnson's recollections of living in Birmingham, Ala., correspondence between Rosen and Johnson, 1969, about Johnson's organizing work in Alabama. |
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Audiotape T-04642/1-4
T-04642/1T-04642/2T-04642/3T-04642/4 |
Oral history: Clyde Johnson, 1977-1978 |
Audiocassette C-04642/1-2
C-04642/1C-04642/2 |
Oral history: Clyde Johnson, 1977-1978 |
| Box 16 |
Oral history: Interviews of Clyde Johnson, Lemon Johnson, and Charles Smith with Robin D.G. Kelley, 1986Includes letter, 10 April 1989, from Clyde Johnson to Robin Kelley. |
Audiocassette C-04642/3-8
C-04642/3C-04642/4C-04642/5C-04642/6C-04642/7C-04642/8 |
Oral history: Interviews of Clyde Johnson, Lemon Johnson, and Charles Smith with Robin D.G. Kelley, 1986 |
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Oral history: Interviews of Clyde Johnson, 1981-1982Handwritten notes on the interviews recorded on C-04642/9-39. |
Audiocassette C-04642/9-39
C-04642/9C-04642/10C-04642/11C-04642/12C-04642/13C-04642/14C-04642/15C-04642/16C-04642/17C-04642/18C-04642/19C-04642/20C-04642/21C-04642/22C-04642/23C-04642/24C-04642/25C-04642/26C-04642/27C-04642/28C-04642/29C-04642/30C-04642/31C-04642/32C-04642/33C-04642/34C-04642/35C-04642/36C-04642/37C-04642/38C-04642/39 |
Oral history: Clyde Johnson, 1981-1982Received from Jonathan Gold. |
Audiocassette C-04642/40-77
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Oral history: Interviews with Clyde Johnson, 1982-1992Received from Shinobu Uesugi of Japan. |
| Box 16 |
Oral history: John Crossland, 1971 |
"Organize or Die," 1970-1976Manuscripts, notes, correspondence with requests for funding and for orders, criticism of the book. |
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Box 16Box 17 |
Pensions, 1960s-1985Clippings, reports. |
| Box 17 |
Plant closures project, 1985Work Ethics newsletter. |
Public spending, 1960sDiscussion materials produced by the Center for Labor Research and Education, Institute for Research on Labor and Employment at the University of California at Berkeley. |
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Box 17-18
Box 17Box 18 |
PublicationsIncluding Bay Area Coalition to Bust the Union Busters, Building Workers' Charter and Tribune, Counter Culture, East Bay Labor Journal, Fair Measure, Green Letter, The Hawsepipe, I.F. Stone's Weekly, Informations (UITBB), Labor Notes, Labor Today, The Labor Page, The Picket Line, Rank and File News, Rank and File Report, The Worker, and other serials and reports on labor and manufacturing topics. |
| Box 18 |
Rackets, 1984-1985 |
Rank and File Action ConferencePrinted materials; includes a letter about Organize or Die. |
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Box 18Box 19 |
Sharecroppers 1930s-1940s, 1970s-1980sLoose and bound correspondence, printed ephemera, and clippings documenting attempts to organize sharecroppers in Louisiana and Alabama in the 1930s. Topics and titles include union dues and business; working conditions; "Organizing for the Right to Live: The Early Sharecroppers Union in Tallapoosa County, 1931-1933"; Louisiana Farming Union News, The Union Leader, Southern Farm Leader; reports; "Rural Revolt in the Southeast," a history prepared by Clyde Johnson; Southern Farm Leader, 1936-1937; Saint Landry Farm in Saint Landry Parish, La.; resettlement; farm tenancy; incidents of retaliation on union members; letters from Gordon McIntire to Clyde Johnson and correspondence between Johnson and other union organizations; protection of farmers under the Social Security Act; statement by Benjamin C. Marsh about the Farmers' Security Corporation bill; typescript notes on agriculture in Ohio; Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America; story of Annie Mae Meriwether, a union organizer, who survived an attack by a lynch mob; research materials for "Rural Revolt in the Southeast"; "The Alabama Share Croppers Union" by Dale Rosen; "A Prologue to the Movement: The Missouri Sharecropper Roadside Demonstration of 1939" by Louis Cantor. |
| Box 19 |
Southern Labor History Conference, 1976Paper presented on CIO oil workers organizing campaign. |
Southwest Labor Studies Conference, 1980-1981 |
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State purchasing law, 1966-1967 |
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Trade Union Action and Democracy (TUAD), 1970sPrinted materials and ephemera in support of Angela Davis, against Richard Nixon. |
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Box 19Box 20 |
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing, and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA), 1939-1942Bound originals and copies of correspondence, flyers, clippings, and other printed materials documenting campaign to unionize beet workers in Colorado and pecan shellers in southwest Texas; UCAPAWA News; Pecan workers strike, 1941; CIO organizing in Texas; "Financial History of Great Western Sugar Company; "North of 66" by C.E. Hazard, Labor Relations representative in the Farm Security Administration; sugar beet industry reports; convention, 1940; "A brief history of the Share Croppers Union, Alabama-Louisiana, 1931-1941" by Clyde Johnson. |
| Box 20 |
United Electrical materials, 1946-1948Includes notes, printed materials, CIO 610 News, photographs of a strike. |
United Farmworkers of America, 1970sIncludes letter from Cesar Chavez to Clyde Johnson concerning Proposition 14, which guaranteed farm workers the right to vote on unionizing; Farm Labor Initiative. |
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Box 20-21
Box 20Box 21 |
University of California, 1967-1968Correspondence, flyers, clippings, and other printed materials documenting campaign to unionize Berkeley campus; AFSCME local 1695 printed materials and publications; reports on job bias, discrimination, meet and confer laws, Woolworth campaign, and strikes by public employees. |
| Box 21 |
Vietnam War, 1967-1971Printed anti-war materials. |
Wayne State Archives of Labor and Urban AffairsFinding aids for archival collections at Walter Reuther Library. |
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West Coast Marxist Scholars Conference, 1987 |
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| Box 22 |
West Virginia and AppalachiaPrinted materials on poverty; labor song book. |
Writings and notes, 1970sWritings on carpenters' union leadership, unions and the law; notes for speeches, book planning, CIO bulletins from the 1940s. |
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| Box 22 |
Miscellaneous |
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Series 2. Photographic Materials, 1939-1968.
Arrangement: alphabetical.
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Image Folder PF-04642/1 |
8 March 1968120mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/2 |
8 March 1968120mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/3 |
8 March 1968120mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/4 |
8 March 1968120mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/5 |
Carpenters convention, Kansas City, 1966Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/6 |
Carpenters: Local 550 negotiating committee, 1965Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/7 |
Carpenters: Local 550 strike, 1965Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/8 |
Farmworkers meeting, 1950sBlack-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/9 |
Flea market, 1960sColor photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/10 |
Football, 1960sColor photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/11 |
Japanese Embassy pickets, 1963Black-and-white photographic prints Picket line. |
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Image Folder PF-04642/12 |
Louisiana farmworkers, 1930sBlack-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/13 |
National Maritime Union, 1945Black-and-white photographic prints Baltimore delegation. |
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Image Folder PF-04642/14 |
Oil book, 1940sBlack-and-white photographic prints Images used for Battle for Baytown. |
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Image Folder PF-04642/15 |
Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers International Union, CIO, 1960sColor photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/16 |
Oilworkers convention, 1942-1943Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/17 |
Oilworkers convention, 1942-1944Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/18 |
Oilworkers union, Texas, 1942-1943Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/19 |
Oilworkers union, Texas, 1942-1943Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/20 |
Pecan workers negotiating committee, 1939Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/21 |
Pre-fab housing, University of California Berkeley, 1968Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/22 |
Pre-fab housing, University of California Berkeley, 1968Contact sheets |
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Image Folder PF-04642/23 |
Pre-fab housing, University of California Berkeley, 1960s120mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/24 |
Pre-fab housing, University of California Berkeley, 1960s120mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/25 |
Pre-fab housing, University of California Berkeley, 1960s120mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/26 |
San Francisco labor march, 1960sBlack-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/27 |
School of Union Affairs, Denver, Colo., 1940sBlack-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/28 |
United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing, and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA), 1939-1940Black-and-white photographic prints |
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Image Folder PF-04642/29 |
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America, Local 610, 1947Black-and-white photographic prints Strike meetings in Wilmerding and Swissvale, Pa. |
| Oversize Image OP-P-04642/1 |
United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America convention, 1947Black-and-white photographic print |
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Image Folder PF-04642/30 |
University of California, 1960s35mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/31 |
University of California, house, 1960s35mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/32 |
University of California, house, 1960s35mm black-and-white sheet film |
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Image Folder PF-04642/33 |
University of California, house, 1960s35mm black-and-white sheet film |
| Oversize Image OP-P-04642/2 |
War bond event, 1940sBlack-and-white photographic print |
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