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April, 1968 JSH

PART 1

THE HARVEY O'CONNOR COLLECTION

99 Manuscript Boxes

Accession Number 245

The papers of Harvey O'Connor were deposited with the Labor History Archives in October 1967 by Mr. O'Connor.

Harvey O'Connor was born March 29, 1897 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He attended high school in Tacoma, Washington. During the period from 1918-1924 Mr. O'Connor did editorial work in Seattle. From 1924-1927 he was assistent editor of Locomotive Engineers Journal in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. O'Connor was a bureau manager for Federated Press from 1927-1930. And from 1935-1937 he was managing editor of People's Press. He was ~lso editor of Ken from 1937-1938 in Chicago.

Mr. O'Connor has been active in the following organizations: Pittsburgh Civil Liberties Committee, board member, 1932-1936; Chicago Civil Liberties Committee, vice-chairman, 1937-1944; Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, chairman, 1954-1963; National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee, chairman, 1963; and City Club of Chicago, member of board of governors, 1938-1944.

Mr. O'Connor has written the following books plus a number of articles: Mellon's Millions, 1933* Steel-Dictator, 1935; The Guggenheims, 1937; The Astors, 1941; History of Oil Workers International Union, 1950; The Empire of Oil, 1955; World Crisis in Oil, 1961; Revolution in Seattle, 1963. He has also written pamphlets for Union for DemOcratic Control, London, England. And from 1957-1960 he was on the editorial advisory board of Nation.

In 1954 Mr. O'Connor was cited for contempt in the McCarthy investigation. He was convicted but the decision was reversed by the U.S. Court of Appeals. In 1958 he refused to respond to subpoena of the House Un-American Activities Committee and was cited for contempt and indicted but has not been brought to trial. He died in 1987.

Mr. O'Connor has traveled in Latin America, the Near East, Europe, and Russia.

Mr. O'Connor is presently living in Little Compton, Rhode Island.

The Harvey O'Connor Collection covers the period from 1927 to 1967.

Important subjects are: Steel Strikes, 1930's Coal Miners, 1930's Pittsburgh politics, 1930's American League for Peace and Democracy, and American

Peace Mobilization, Chicago, 1940's Hull House, Chicago Progressive Party, 1948 World Oil Industry

THE HARVEY OICONNOR COLLECTION

Among the correspondents are:

Keith Sward Ernest Mazey Harry Golden Edward Mortimer Livingston Maurice Guggenheim J.P. Morgan Thomas W. Lamont Dorothy Marshall

Description of Series

Lester Pearson James Roosevelt O.A. Knight Sam Rayburn Anne and Carl Braden Clark Foreman Frank Wilkinson

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Boxes 1-5 The Astors: cl ippings, research notes, drafts, manuscript;and correspondence for The Astors. The material is arranged by subjects.

Boxes 6-10 The Guggenheims: notes and drafts, annual reports, clippings, correspondence and reviews. The notes and drafts are arranged according to cpapters wiltb same misc. material at the end of the series.

Boxes 11-13 Meat Packers: 4 by 6 inch research note cards for an unwritten book on the meat packing industry. The material is arranged by topics.

Boxes 13-15 Steel-Dictator: research note cards arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

Boxes 16-18

Boxes 19-21

Boxes 22-26

Boxes 27-33

Boxes 34-35

Boxes 35-39

Mellon1s Millions - clippings, notes, and reports arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

Pursuit of Freedom: drafts arranged in chapter order followed by appendix, correspondence and clippings.

Steel and Labor in the 1930 1s: notes, clippings, Federated Press releases;and'reports arranged in alphabetical order by subject ..

Pittsburgh in the 1930 1s: clippings, notes, Federated Press releases, pamphlets, reports, correspondence and campaign material concerned with labor and political activity. The material is arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

The 1930 1s: articles, Federated Press releases, clippings, corres. and mailing lists related to Mr. OIConnort activiti~es outside Pittsburgh and Chicago in the 1930 1s. The material is arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

Chicago in the 1930 l s and 19~'S: articles, correspondence, notes, clippings and publications related to City Club of Chicago, Hull House, Group Health Coop., personal and political activities in the late 1930 l s and early 1940'5.

Boxes 40-43


Horace B. Davis, Labor and Steel: research notes, clippings, and interviews prepared by Horace B.Davis. The material is arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

Boxes 44-62 Civil Liberties Sub-series:

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Boxes 44-48 Emergency Civil Liberties Committee: July 1953-Septo 1966 corres., pamphlets, reports, statements, reprints, articles and membership lists. The correspondence is arranged in chronological order follow by the other material.

Sub-series: Box 48 Newark Case: September 1958-December 1963 correspondence and

hearings before HUAC related to Mr. O'Connors 1958 indictment.

Sub-series: Boxes 49-52 National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities

Committee: June 1960-November 1966 correspondence, reports, articles, clippings, news_:releases and statements concerning the activities of NCAHUAC.

Sub-series: Box 53 McCarthy Case: correspondence, notes, statements, clippings,

news releases, articles and pamphlets concerning Mr. O'Connor and the McCarthy investigations.

Sub-series: Boxes 54-58 Civil Liberties Groues: correspondence, clippings, reprints,

minutes, reports and news releases of various civil liberttes groups. Among the groups included are: American Civil Liberties union, American Com. for Protection of Foreign Born, Chicago Civil Liberties Com., Citizens Com. for Constitutional Liberty, Citizens Com. to Preserve American Freedoms, Com. of First Amendment Defendants, Liberal Citizens of Massachusetts, Religious Freedom Com. and Southern Conference Educational Fund. Also included is general anti-HUAC, anti-Vietnam War and Student peace activity. The material is arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

Sub-series: Boxes 59-62 Publications: pamphlets, H.R. Bills, Congressional Records,

government hearings and periodicals concerned with civil liberties.

Box 63

Boxes 64-73

Progressive Party in Fall River, Mass. 1948: correspondence, lists, platform, publications, clippings and campaign material from the O'Connor's activity in the 1948 election. Also included is Progressive Party material from the two years following 1948.

Foreign Oil Files: notes, clippings and articles concerning the oil industry in various countries. The matera1 is arranged in alphabetical order by country.

Boxes 74-79

Boxes 80-81

Boxes 81-84

Boxes 84-93


United States Oil Files: notes, clippings, articles and publications regarding the oil industry in_~he United States. The material is arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

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1954 and pre-19S4 Oil Files: clippings and articles concerning the oil industry in the United States in the early 1950's. Most of the mater.ilal from this file was transfered to the United States oil Files by Mr. O'Connor.

Iran and Venezuela 1951-1954: notes, clippings and articles concerning the oil industry in Iran and Venezuela in the early 1950·s. The material is arranged in chronological order within each country.

0i1 Books

Sub-series: Boxes 84-87 The Empire of Oil and World Crisis in Oil: correspondence,

notes~ reviews and manuscripts from the preparation of the two books. Also included is a french translation of The Empire of Oil.

Sub-series: Boxes 87-93 History of the Oil Workers International Union: notes, clippings,

articles and correspondence regarding the OWIU. Through box 89 the materlal is arranged in alphabetical order by subject. Boxes 90-93 list each local with a brief history.

Boxes 94-97

Boxes 98~99

1950·5-1960·5 misc.: correspondence, articles, reviews, speeches, foreign travel notesEland clippings, financial statements and pamphlets concerning various activities in the 1950 15 and 1960'5.

Photographs


Folder Inventory

Series I The Astors

Box -Cl ippings (5 folders)

Box 2

Box 3

Box 4

;': Box 5

-Clippings, English newspapers, 1938 (2 fOlders) -Clippings, John Jacob VI -Clippings, money (2 folders) -Clippings, Nancy -Clippings, notes .Clippings, Lord Waldorf -Clippings, Vincent -Clippings, William Waldorf -Correspondence (2 folders) -Correspondence, agent and publisher (2 folders)

-Notes, Nancy (7 folders) -Notes, John Jacob V (2 folders) -Notes, Lord Waldorf (4 fOlders) -Notes, William Waldorf (4 fOlders)

-Notes, William Waldorf (6 folders) -Notes, Mrso William Waldorf -Notes, John Jacob VI -Notes, Ava -Notes, Vincent (8 folders) -Notes, Mrso Vincent

-Notes, Tenements (2 folders) -Notes, general -Notes, Realty 1911 (2 folders) -Notes, Bronx -Notes, John Jacob IV -Notes, John Jacob I -Notes, Astor Divorce -Notes, Civil War -Notes, general reference material -Notes, general reference material and corres. -Notes, genealogy -Notes, pictures -Notes, bibliography -Notes, bibliography cards and library call cards -Notes, Realty 1938 -Notes, New York Tribune -Notes, R~aders' Guide, Astor Library Catalog, misc. -Notes, check lists, misc. (2 fOlders) -Notes, New York Times, misc. reference material -Notes, London Times

Notes, addresses, misc.

-Manuscript (13 folders) -Parliamentary debates, House of Commons -Royalities (3 folders)

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Folder Inventory

Series 2 The Guggenheims

Box 6

Box 7

Box 8

Box 9

-"Notes and drafts, chapter 1 (3 folders) -mNotes and drafts, chapter 2 (7 folders) -~~otes and drafts, chapter 3 (2 folders) ·"'Notes and drafts, chapter 4 (2 folders) - Notes and drafts, chapter 5 (2 folders) .. Notes and drafts, chapter 6 (2 folders) .. Notes and drafts, chapter 7 (3 folders)

.. Notes and drafts, chapter 8 (2 fol ders)

.. Notes and drafts, chapter 9




.. Notes and drafts, chapter 13 (2 fOlders)

.. Notes and drafts, chapter 14 (3 fol ders) "'-Notes and drafts, chapter 16 (3 fol ders) .. Notes and drafts, chapter 17 (2 fOlders)

.. Notes and drafts, chapter 18, 19 (6 fol ders)


.. Notes and drafts, chapter 19, Mexico (3 folders)

.. Notes and drafts, chapter 19, Labor (3 folders)

.. Notes and drafts, chapter 21 (3 fol ders)

.. Notes and drafts, chapter 22 - Notes and drafts, chapter 23 .. Notes and drafts, chapter 24 (2 fol ders) .. Notes and drafts, chapter 25 .. Notes and drafts, chapter 26 (4 fol ders) .. Notes and drafts, chapter 27 (3 fol ders)

Box 10 .. Notes and drafts, chapter 27 (3 folders) .. Bureau of Mines Annual Reports (2 folders) .. Clippings; Guggenheim, Elizabeth .. Correspondence, Guggenheims .. Correspondence, Komorowski, Conrad .. Correspondence, publishers (4 fOlders) .. Correspondence, notes .. Correspondence, Spiegelberg, William .. Genealogy .. Notes, drafts, clippings (2 fOlders) .. Notes, clippings .. M i sce11 aneous .. Reviews

Series 3 Meat Packers, 1937

Box 11 .. Reference (2 folders) .. War 1917-1919 .. Wi1 son, Edward Foss .. Industrial Commission 1900, Trusts .. Rail Rates 1906, ICC (2 folders)

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Folder Inventory

Box II cont. -Vest Report 1886 (5 folders) -Pure Food Act 1906.; (2 fol ders)

Box 12 --Private Car Lines, 1908 (3 folders) -Railroad Rates, 1886 (2 folders) -Railroad Rates, 1902 -Oleomargarine 1886 -Packing Industry 1883-1884 -Bureau Corporation Report 1905 (5 folders)

Box 13 -1879 Strike (2 fOlders) -1886 Strike (3 fOlders) -Pork Futures, 1892

Series 4 Steel-Dictator

Box 13 cont. -Reference, alphabetical order (4 folders) -Accidents, Alloys, AISI -Armaments -Auto Labor, Auto-Steel Clash - Bas i ng Poi:nts -Bethlehem

Box 14 -Brazil, By-Product, Canada, and Capacity -Carnegie, Clairton, Code, Company Unions -Continental Entente, Costs, Detroit, Directors, Dumping -Duquesne to Fascism -FTC to Finance -Ford, Frick, Gary -Gates, Gout, Hours -Housing, Importance, India, Intergration -Iron Ore -Irvin, Jobbers, Japan, Labor Costs -Labor ReI at ions -Lamont, Manganese, Merger -Monapoly -NRA -Nationalization, Perkins, Police, Power, Prices -Production, Profits

Box 15 -Public Relations to Railroads as Customers -Railroads (freight rates) to Resolutions -River, Roosevelt, Schwab -Scrap, Shifts, Social Insurance -Soviet Union, Speed-up, Spies, Stainless steel -Steel Labor Board to Strike 1919 -Stockholders -Structural Steel -Tariff, Taylor, Technique -TCI, tinplate, trucking, Wages -War -Water transport, Weirton, Welfare, young (Arthur H.) -Miscellaneous

- Bibl iography

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Folder Inventor.y

Series 5 Mellon's Millions

Box 16 -Aluminum (2 fOlders) -Aluminum, 1933 -Aluminum, 1933-1934 (2 folders) -Aluminum, 1935 (2 folders) -Aluminum Code and 1934 Investigations (2 folders) -Aluminum Poisoning (2 folders) -Aluminum Poisoning, Betts, Charles T. -Aluminum Socialization -Aluminum Strike, 1935 -Aluminum Strike and Labor, 1933-34 (2 folders) -Art -Banks (2 folders) -Companies -Chapter 4 -Chapter 5 -Chapter 8 -Chapter 9, correspondence

Box 17 -Chapter 12 -Chari ty -Divorce -Financial Statement -Kreuger and Toll Company -Mellon, Andrew W. (2 fOlders) -Mellon, Andrew Wo , 1934-35 -Mellon, Andrew W., Ambassador -Mellon,/\Andrew W., Tax Trial, New York Times (2 folders) -Mellon, Andrew W., Tax Suits 1934 (2 folders) -Mellon, Andrew Wo, Tax Suits 1935 (5 folders) -Mellon, Andrew Wo , Tax Trial -Mellon, James Ross -Mellon, Matthew To -Mellon, Paul -Mellon, Richard Beatty (2 folders) -Mellon, Richard K. -Mellon, William Larimer -Mellon. Institute -Mellon and Pennsylvania Politics -Mellon and Pittsburg Politics -Mellon Taxation (3 fOlders)

Box 18 -Morgan, J.P. -National Recovery Administration - Misc. -Olson, David A. suits {3 fOlders) -Patman Case -Pictures -Pittsburgh Aviation Industries Corporation -Real Estate -Resignation -Reviews (7 fOlders) -Schnei ron, Maurice corres. (2 fol ders) -Securities Co. -Society -Steel

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Folder Inventory

Box 18 cont. -Thompson, Josiah Van Kirk -Union Trust -U.S. Steel Strike Preparations -Utilities -War -Wealth (2 folders)

Series 6 Pursuit of Freedom: A History of Civil Liberties in Illinois - 1787-1942

Box 19 -Chapter 1, In Pursuit of Freedom (2 folders) -Chapter 2, Freedom of Religion (3 folders) -Chapter 3, Freedom of the Press (2 folders) -Chapter 4, Censorship (2 folders) -Chapter 5, Academic Freedom (3 folders) -Chapter 6, Rights of Political Minorities (2 folders) -Chapter 7, Rights of Negroes; Servitude (2 fOlders)

Box 20 -Chapter 7, Rights of Negroes; Freedom (3 folders) without Equality

-Chapter 8, Rights of Aliens (2 folders) -Chapter 9, Anti-Semitism (8 folders) -Chapter 10, Organized Mob Violence (2 folders) -Chapter 11, Unconstitutional Police Methods (3 folders)

Box 21 -Chapter 12, Rights of the Unemployed (4 folders) -Chapter 13, Rights of Labor (5 folders) -Chapter 14, Freedom of Conscience (3 folders) -Appendix; Federal and State Bills of Rights (2 fOlders) -General, corres. -General, Clippings -General, Chicago Civil Liberties Committee

Series 7 Steel and Labor in the 1930 l s

Box 22 -Accidents and Health -Alloys -Amalgamated Journal -Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers -Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers Convention, 1935 -Amalgamated Association Rank and File, ~an.-Feb., 1935 (3 folders) -Amalgamated Association June Convention (2 fOlders) -Amalgamated Association Convention - April 1934 -Ambridge -American Iron and Steel Institute -Armaments -Autos and Steel, Ford -Bethlehem (2 folders) -Capacity -Cartel -Cartel, International


Folder Inventory

Box 23 -Census Reports -Clairton Strike ~ -Code Comments 1934 -Code Revision 1934 -Codes, Washington Post -Da i I y Worker -Drafts and Notes -Drake, Mi Ian corres. -Duquesne Works Carnegie Steel Coo (2 folders) -Economics of Steel Industry -Employee Stock Ownership -Employment -Fascist Tendencies (3 folders) -Federal Trade Commission, Code -Federal Trade Commission, 1935-36 -Flow of Iron Ore and Coal to Steel Centers in America -Foreign -Homestead, Pa. -Independents mlron - Minnesota -Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. (2 folders) -Labor Conditions

Box 24 -Mechanization -Miscellaneous (2 folders) -National Labor Board .. Nov. 1934 -National Labor ~elations Board - 1935-36 -National Labor Board - except USS and Weirton -National Recovery Act Wages -National Recovery Act, Washington Post -National Steel Company -Organization Campaign .. 1935-36 -Personalities -Pinchot and Steel -Police -Prices -Production -Profit -Ra i 1 roads -Rank and File, March 1935 -Rank and File Post Convention .. 1935 -Republic Steel Corporation -Republic Steel Corporation Labor Relations -River, Rai I "Salaries -Shifts -Ship Building Investigation - 1935 -Shipping, Sailors -Social ization "'Soviet Union

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Folder Inventory

Box 25 .Spies -Steel Code - 1933 (2 folders) -Steel Labor Board Creation, Aug. 1934 -Steel Labor Board Hearings, Oct. 1934 -Steel Labor Chart -Steel and Metal Workers -Steel and Metal Workers Industrial Union - June 1934 Strike -Steel Workers Industrial Union Strikes -Steel Strike Maneuvers in Washington - June 1934 (2 folders) -Steel Strike Maneuvers in Washington - June 1934, statements -Steel Strikes -Steel Wage Cuts, 1931 -Stockho 1 ders -Structural iron Union -Tariff -Taylor, Myron C. -Technical -Tennessee Coal and Iron Company -Tighe, M.F. -Tinplate

Box 26 -Trade Union Unity League -United States Steel, Finance -United States Steel, Publications - 1930's -United States Steel, Subsidiaries -United States Steel, Reorganization - 1935 -United States Steel, Wage Cuts Correspondence - 1931 -Wages -Wagner Labor Disputes, Bill 1935 -Weirton Hearing - Oct., 1934 (2 folders) -Weirton, National Labor Board and Dept. of Justice - (3 folders) -Weirton Steel Strike -Welfare -Workers' Housing (3 folders) -Workers Party Shop Nucleus -Youngstown Bethlehem,'Merger (2 fOlders)

Series 8 Pittsburgh in the 1930's

Box 27 -Academic Freedom and Coal and Iron Police (3 folders) -AFL 1933 Convention, Federated Press (2 folders) -Banks -Bureau of Business Research -Canonsbury Riot -Civil Liberties - City Questionaire - 1933 -Coal, Census -Coal Code - 1933 -Coal and Iron Police, Industttal Police and Deputies -Coal and Iron Police (4 folders) -Coal Miners - general -Coal, Plans and Programs -Coal Strikes - 1933 -Coke - Company Stores - Company Towns -Communist Party -Cooperation, Consumers - Correspondence

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Folder Inventory

Box 28 -Deportation -Election Districts -Federated Press, Pittsburgh Bureau (6 fOlders) -Federated Press, Pittsburgh Plans -Federated Press, Reports -Federal Laboratories -Frankfeld, Phil and Egan, James: -Free Assemblage -Free Press -Frick, H.C. -Frick Coal Co. -Frick Co. Strike - 1933 -Frick September Strike - 1933 -Frick Co., Nov. 1933 -Glass Industry

Box 29 -Heinz CO.,i~.J. -Hotel Strike -International Labor Defense -Injuntions -lIlt l s a Great System" -Johnstown -Knoch, Leland -Labor Legislation -Labor and Industry Publications -Labor Party -Labor Welfare Chart -League for Social Justice -League for Social Justice, Educational Extension Comm. -Left Wing Political Groups -Mayview -McKeesport -McKeesport Riot -Mellon, William Andrew -Miners -Miners, central Pennsylvania -Miners l Destitution -Miners' Relief -Miners .. 1935-1936 -Mine Strike - Sept. 28-0ct. 8, 1933 -Mine Strike .. Octo 8-14, 1933 -Mine Strike .. Oct. 15-21:, 1933 -Names

Box 30 -National Labor Board -National Labor Board, election -NIRA =National Recovery Administration, etc. -National Miners Union -National Miners Union Strike, 1931 (4 folders) -New Amerl ca -New Castle -New Kensington

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Folder Inventory

Box 30 cont. -Newspapers in Pennsylvania -Pennsylvania Civil Liberties Union Program .Pennsylvania Federation of Labor .Pennsylvania History interview -Pennsylvania Railroad -Peoples Press Circulation, American News -Peoples Press correspondence -Picketing .Pinchot, Gifford .Pittsburgh Civil Liberties Union correspondence -Pittsburgh Coal Coo 1933 -Pittsburgh Coal Co. 1934 .Pittsburgh Coal Co. 1935-36

Box 31 -Pittsburgh Flood - 1936 (2 folders) -Pittsburgh, general (2 folders) .Pittsburgh, mailing list -PittSburgh, Steel -Pittsburgh, Strikes -Pittsburgh, Terminal Coal Co. ·Police ·Politics, boroughs -Politics, Pennsylvania -Politics, Pittsburgh cpolitics, Pittsburgh Campaign - 1933 -Politics, Pittsburgh Democrats -Politics, Pittsburgh; Mellon, Coyne and Herron -Pol iticians -Popping Vox Pops -Postal Information .. Pottery .. Pri sons -Railroads, Pittsburgh area .. Race ReI at ions -Reed, David A. -ReI igions Liberty -Salaries Corporation .. Schools -Security League

Box 32 -Sedition, CriminalLSyndical ist Laws -Socialist Party -Social Security .. Sov i et Un i on -Speeches, notes, etc. (3 folders) -State Legislative Relief - Steel .. Sweatshops - Sweatshops - 1933 -Traction - 1936 -Traction Conference Agreement (2 folders) -Unemployment - 1935-36 -Unemployment,=charity .. Unemp I oyment, iilmsU~r.a.n;Cr.ef etc • • Unemployment, Pittsburgh Plan

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Folder Inventory

Box 33 -Unemployment, Statistics -Unemployment, Welfare Fund Drive -United Mine Workers of America -University of Pittsburgh -University of Pittsburgh, Coal and Iron Police (3 folders) -University of Pittsburgh, 1935 Investigations -Util ities -Workman's Compensation

Series 9 The 1930's

Box 34 -Articles, Labor -Articles, Millionaires -Articles, Moscow Daily News -Articles, National Recovery Administration -Articles, Reviews -Articles, Steel -Articles, War -Cuba -Cuba (unused material) -Cuba, Federated Press stories .. Cuba, .. ta:f.fcH re:~Ar.evil'lo I c: -Economic Conditiens (2 fOlders) -Federated Press HOC Washington Service - 1927 (4 fOlders) -Federated Press Latin American stories .. 1931 (4 folders)

Box 35 - Jama i ca -Journalism (2 folders) -Mailing Lists, names -Mailing Lists, Peoples Press (2 folders) -Mexico (2 folders) - Moscow Da i 1 y News -Personal in Press (3 folders) -Russian Trip (2 folders) -Seattle Newspaper Strike .. Sept .. 1936 .. liThe Guild Daily(1 -Seattle Newspaper Strike - Sept. 1936 .. liThe Commonwealth News" -Travel

Series 10 Chicago in the 1930's and 1940's

Box 35 cont .. -American League for Peace and Democracy (3 fOlders) -American Peace Mobilization (3 fOlders) -Articles (2 folders)

Box 36 -Chicago Council of American-Soviet Friendship -Chicago Public Library -Chicago Public Library Employees Union. -City Club of Chicago, Education Committee (12 folders) -City Club of Chicago, Education Committee .. 1940-41 (2 folders) -City Club of Chicago, Education Committee .. minutes (2 folders)

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Folder Inventory

Box 37 -City Club of Chicago~ Education Committee Minutes -City Club of Chicago, Education Committee Correspondence (3 folders) -City Club of Chicago, Education Committee - Washington Corres. -Conscription 1940 -Correspondence (3 fOlders) -Correspondence, Chicago Civil Liberties -Correspondence, Meat Packers, publishers, agents -Group Health Coop. - 1940-42 (7 fOlders) -Hull House (4 folders)

Box 38 -Hull House, publications - Lincol n School - Names (3 folders) -Notes, misc. -Personal (3 folders) -Personal, travel correspondence -"Planning", drafts 1940's (2 folders) -Propaganda (4 folders) - Recei pts (2 fol ders) -Relief correspondence 1940

Box 39 -Relief correspondence - 1940 (2 fOlders) -Schools, Chicago 1940ls -Social Security .Speeches (5 folders) -Sward, Keith correspondence -War Activities (3 folders) -Worl d War II (6 fol ders) -World War 11, (American League for Peace and Democracy)

Series 11 Horace B. Davis Labor and Steel

BoX 40 -Accidents and Occupational Disease (6 folders) -Appendix -Armament and Merchant Marine Lobbies (2 folders) .. Armament Lobby -Clippings (8 folders) .Clippings and Notes (2 folders) - C 1 i pp i ngs, Beth 1 ehem Bonuses

Box 41 .. Clippings (5 folders) - Cl ippings and Notes (5 folders) -Competition of Other Materials -Eaton, Cyrus S., Republic Steel, Continental Shares - corres. on Steel - Early History of Unionism (2 folders) - Efforts to Enlarge the Market -The Feudal Domain of Steel (2 folders) -Goals and Prospects - Eur9pe, Soviet Union and U.S.A • • Interviews (4 folders)

Box 42 -Internviews (4 fOlders) .. Interviews, tally .. Labor Pol icy in Steel Works, Chicago District (3 folders) .. Limitations on Competition


Folder Inventory

Box 42 cont.

Box 43

-Markets and Foreign Comb'ination Aboard -Miscellaneous -Notes (4 folders) -Notes, effects of Trustification -Old Age Pensions -Passing of Local Control -Profits and Royalities -P.ublications -Public Relations of Steel, Stamping Out Unionism -Rockefeller, J.D. Jr. -Safety Movement (3 fOlders)

-Safety Movement -Steel -Steel Strike of 1919 and After -Stee 1 Towns -Steel Workers (2 folders) -Steel Workers, Interviews ,.IIToo Much and Too Little Work" (4 fOlders) -United States Steel, misc. -Wages and Living Standards (2 folders) -Welfare -Working ~older (3 folders) -1920-1929 (2 folders) -Chapter 11 (2 fol ders) -Chapter 111 ~Ohfilpters! 1 J , ; 11 ) ,",,Iv. -Chapter VI

Series 12 Civil Liberties

Sub series: Emergency Civil Liberties Committee

Box 44 -July-October 1953 -October 1953 - Josephson, Matthew "The Case of Harvey O'Connor" -Nov. 1953 -March-August 1954 -December 1954 -January-Feb. 1955 -March 1955 -Apr iI-May 1955 -June 1955 -July-August 1955 -Sept.-Oct. 1955 -Nov. 1955 -Dec. 1955 -Dec. 1955-Jan. 1956 - Schuchman, Herman -Jan. 1956

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Folder Inventory

Box 44 cont.

Box 45

Box 46

-Jan~ 1956 -Feb. 1956 -March-April 1956 -May 1956 -June 1956 -July~August 1956 -Sept.-Nov. 1956 -Dec. 1956 -Jan~ 1957 -Feb. 1957 -March 1957 -April 1957 (2 folders)

-May 1957 (2 folders) -June 1957 -July-Aug. 1957 -Sept. 1957 -Oct. 1957 -Nov~ 1957 -Nov~ 1957 pamphlet on Draft "Dec~ 1957 eJan.-March 1958 -March 1958 Reports -April-June 1958 -July 1958 -July 1958 Statement before Senate Comm. on Foreign Re,lations -Aug. 1958 (2 folders) -Sept. 1958 -Oct~ 1958 -Novo 1958 -Dec~ 1958 -Jan.-Feb. 1959 -March-April 1959 -May 1959 (2 folders) -June 1959 -July 1959 -Augo ·1959 -Sept. 1959

-Oct. 1959 -Nov. 1959 -Dec. 1959 (2 fol ders) -Jan. 1960 (2 fol ders) -Feb. 1960 -March 1960 -April 1960 -May 1960

(2 fo1 ders)

-June 1960 -July 1960 -Augo ·1960 -Septo 1960 -Oct. 1960 -Nov. 1960 -Dec. 1960

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Folder Inventory

Box 46 cont.

Box 47

Box 48

-Jan~ 1961 -Feb.-March 1961 -April 1961 -May 1961 .. June 1961 -July-Aug. 1961 .. Sept. 1961 - Octo 1961 -Nov.-Oec. 1961 .. Jan~ 1962 .. Jan.-Feb. 1962

.. Ma rch-May 1962 -June-Sept. 1962 .. Oct.-Oec. 1962 -Jan.-Feb. 1963 -March 1963 -April 1963 -May-July 1963 -Sept. 1963 .. Oct. -Nov. 1963 -Dec. 1963 -Jan.-Feb. 1964 -May-Aug. 1964 -Sept. 1964 -Oct. 1964 -Novo-Dec. 1964 -Jan.-ApriJ 1965 -May-Aug. 1965 -Sept.-Dec. 1965 -Jan.-April 1966 -May-July 1966 -Aug.-Sept. 1966 -Articles -Membership -O'Connor Case -Reports -Reprints (2 folders)

_Abolition Campaign, preliminary draft of pamphlet (3 folders) .. Abolition pamphlet notes -Young, Stephen M.

Sub-series: Newa~k Case

Box 48 cont. -Sept. 1958 -Hearings before HUAC -June-July 1959 -Aug.-Dec. 1959 -Feb.-May; 1960 -June-Nov. 1960 -Feb.-Aug. 1961 -April-Oct. 1962 -Oct.-Dec. 1962

-AllIgust-Dec. 1963

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Folder Inventory

Sub-series: National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee (NCAHUAC)

Box 49 -June 1960 -1961 -Jan.-April 1963 -May-June 1963 ~ug.-Sept. 1963 -Oct.-Nov. 1963 -Dec. 1963 (2 fOlders) ..Jan. 1964 -Feb. 1964 (2 folders) -March-April 1964 -May 1964 (2 folders) ..June-July 1964 ..July 1964 ~ug~-Sept. 1964 ...oct. 1964 -Nov. 1964 -Dec. 1964 -Reports 1964 ..Jan. 1965 -Feb o 1965 -March-April 1965

Box 50'1 -May 1965

Box 51

..June 1965

..July 1965 -Aug. -Octo 1965 -Nov. 1965 -Dec. 1965 -Jan. 1966 -feb.-March 1966 -May 1966 -June 1966 -June-Aug. 1966 -Sept. 1966 (2 folders) -Oct. 1966 (3 fol ders) -Nov. 1966 (2 folders) ~960-62 (3 folders)

~'A Collection of Editorials arid Resolutions in Opposition to the Un-American Activities Comm. 1I

~960-62 statements, reports ~962-64 statements reports, clippings~ news releases (11 folders)

Box 52 -1962-64 statements, reports, cl ippings, news releases (3 folders) ~965-1966 statements, reports, clippings, news releases (9 folders)

THE HARVEY O'CONNOR COllECTION

Folder Inventory

Sub-series: McCarthy Case

Box 53 - Boudin, leonard .. reprints .. Emspak; Jul ius - Fa rmer, Fyke .. July 1953 .. July 1953 .. support correspondence (2 folders) - Aug. 1953 -Aug o 1953 .. support correspondence .. Sept. 1953 ~ Sept. 1953 - support correspondence .. Oct. 1953 .. Oct. 5, 1955 .. April 1956 .. May-Aug. 1956 .. Sept. 1 956-Feb. 1957 .. notes, statements - cl ippings _ Memorandum .. Notes .. Cl ippings (3 folders) .. News releases and clippings (2 fOlders) .. Articles, pamphlets .. Barenblatt, lloyd

Sub-series: Civil liberties Groups

Box 54", ';;. American Civil liberties Union (2 folders) -American Civil liberties Union, Rhode Island Aff iate -American Comm. for Protection of Foreign Born (3 folders) -Anti-HUAC activity, general (4 folders) .. Anti-Vietnam War Activity (2 folders) .. "Behind Bars for the First Amendment" (3 fOlders) .. Braden, Carl (2 fol ders) .. Braden, Carl and Wilkinson, Frank at Wayne State University - Browder, Earl - California Activity

Box 55 .. Chicago Civil Liberties Comm., corres • .. CClC minutes - Oct. 12, 1 943-Jan. 11, 1944 .. CClC minutes, reports .. CClC, "Civil liberties News" - CClC, reports .. CClC, publications .. CClC, clippings, notes .. Citizens Committee for Constitutional liberty (2 folders) .. Civil liberties, articles .. Civil liberties, clippings and articles - Civil liberties, clippings and reprints (3 folders) .. Civil liberties, groups (4 fOlders)

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Box 56 - Civil Liberties, misc. -Civil Liberties - O'Connor publicity -Civil Liberties in the South -Citizens Committee to Preserve American Freedoms (11 folders) .CCPAF, clippings (2 folders) -Committee of First Amendment Defendants - CFAD, Uphaus, Wi 11 jam

Box 57 -CFAD Davis, Chandler H. -CFAD, correspondence -CFAD, releases - CFAD, reports - Correspondence -DeGregory, Hugo. -Gibson, Theodore and Graham, Edward -Groups organized to support particular individuals - 1962-1964 (2 folders) -Groups organized to support particular individuals (3 folders) -HUAC in California -HUAC, cl ippings (4 folders) -International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers -Liberal Citizens of Massachusetts -McCarren Act (3 folders) -McCarren Act, petition to president -O'Connor drafts, misc .. -Rel igious Freedom Committee (see also Uphaus) (2 folders)

Box 58 -Student Civil Liberties and Peace Activity -Southern Conference Educational Fund (8 folders) -Uphaus, Wi 11 iam (2 folders) -Uphaus, William, clippings

Sub-series: Publications

Box 59

Box 60

Box 61

"McCarthyism" publications McCarthy hearings Government hearings, misc.

Pamphlets ACLU "C iv il Li bert i es tl

H .. R .. Bills Congressional Record Government hearings

"Rights" - May 1953-April-May-June 1966 ECLU publications Government hearings Miscellaneous pamphlets

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Box 62·ACLU pub1 ications -CCLC pub I i cat ions Miscellaneous publications liThe Report of the President's Committee on Civil Rights, 1947 "Contempt of Congress - The Trial of Earl Browder" - Introduction

by Louis B. Boudin

Series 13 Progressive Party in Fall River, Massachusetts .. 1948

Box 63 -Correspondence .Lists ~Lists, dinner for Taylor -Lists (3 folders) -O'Connor, Jessie Lloyd, release and telegram to Truman following

election -Progressive Party Delegates (2 folders) -Progressive Party Platform -Progressive Party publications 1948 (2 folders) -Campa i gn -campai90~ clippings -Campaign pub) icity -Convention clippings (2 folders) =Progressive Party publications - 1949 (2 folders) ~Progressive Party - spring 1949 mProgressive Party - 1949 -Progressive Party - 1950 and later

Series 14 Foreign Oil Files

Box 64 -Afghanistan -Africa .. Britian -Africa - France, Tunisia - Morocco (4 folders) -Africa - Pont -Africa, general -Africa, South -American Independent Oil Company -Arabia, Oman Muscat Dhofar -Arabia, Trucial -Arabia, Yemen Aden -Arabia, Persian Gulf -Arabia, Qatar -Arab League (3 folders) -A ram co .. Aramco, 1954 -Aramco .. Onaissis .. 1956 -Argentina .. 1956 -Argentina - 1957 (3 folders) -Argentina, in Spanish (2 folders)

Box 65 -Argentina, in Spanish -Argentina, in Spanish, correspondence -Argentina (2 folders) -Aruba Strike - 1951 (2 folders) -Asia


Folder Inventory

Box 65 conto

Box 66

Box 67

-Austral ia, New Zealand, New Guinea .. Austria - Bahrein - Bol ivia (3 folders) - Braz 1 .. Braz 1 1956 -Braz 1 1957 (2 folders) - Braz 1, "Emanc i pa~aoll - B r i t sh .. 1956 -Brit sh Petroleum (Anglo - Iranian Oil Co.) (2 folders) -Brit sh, United States Rivalry - 1949-50 -Burma -Canada .. 1956 (2 fOlders) .. Canada .. 1957 (2 folders)

.. Central America

.. Ceylon

.. Ch i 1 e

.. Chi na -Columbia (2 folders) -Co-op. International (2 folders) .. Costa Rica .. Cuba (2 fol ders) -East Asia -Ecuador -Egypt - 1956 -Egypt .. 1957 and later (2 folders) -Eurppean Recovery Program -Europe Minor (Belgium, Switzerland, etc.) - Eu rope, NATO - 195·7 -Ethiopia -France .. 1956 -France - 1957 (2 folders) -General .. 1956 -General .. 1957 (3 folders)

-Germany -Great Britain - 1957 -Greece -Guatemala -Guianas -Hungary -Independents Abroad -India (2 folders) -Indonesia -International Controls -International Labor Organization -Iran (2 folders) -Iran" 1955-56 -Iran - 1957-58 (2 folders) -Iraq (2 folders) -Iraq (2 folders) 1956 -I raq ~. 1957-58 -Israel - 1956

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Box 68

Box 69

Box 70

Box 71


Folder Inventory

_Israel - 1957 -Italy (3 folders) -Italy - 1956 (2 folders) -Italy - 1957 -Jamaica (6 folders) -Jamaica; People I s Nat i ona IPa rty -Jamaica, People's National Party split -Japan -Jordan -Korea -Kuwait (2 folders) -Kuwait - 1956 -Kuwait - 1957-58

-Latin America -Latin American, general (3 folders) -Lebanon -Libya -Mexico (3 fOlders) -Mexico, clippings (3 folders) -Mexico Oil - 1956 -Monopoly - 1954 (2 folders) -Near East -Near East .. 1954 (2 folders) aNear East .. 1955-56 (2 folders)

.Near East .. 1957-58 (3 folders) -Near East .. 1958 (4 folders) -Netherlands (2 folders) -Offshore .. 1950-52 (2 folders) -Offshore - 1952 (2 folders) -Offshore .. 1952 Manuscript -Offshore - 1953 -Offshore News Reports .. 1953 -Oil Industry Information Committee .. 1954 -Onassis - Aramco - 1955

-Pakistan -Panama Canal Zone -Paraguay -Pipe Lines -Peru (2 fOlders) -Peru .. 1963 (in Spanish) (4 fOlders) -Petroleum Administration for Defense .Ph i1 i ppi nes -Poland -Price Controls .. 1950-52 -Price, Congressional Investigation - 1949-51 -Prices, ECA-MSA -Prices, ECE Price~, general (2 folders)

-Romania -Royal Dutoh/Shell (2 fOlders)

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Box 71 cont. -Saudi .. July 1958 -Saudi, Algeria -Saudi Arabia .. 1956 (2 folders)

Box 72 -Saudi-Arabia - 1957-58 (2 folders) .. Scand i nav ian -Shale, Synthetics, etc. - 1954 -Soviet Union (2 folders) -Soviet Union .. 1956 (2 folders) -Soviet Union - 1957 (3 folders) - Spa in -Suez, Financial Times, London -Suez Crisis - 1956 (3 folders) - Suez Lecture .. Syria -Tanker, World -Thailand, Vietnam, Laos -Tr i n i dad

Box 73 -Trinidad (3 folders) .. Turkey .. Uruguay .. Venezuela (4 folders) .. Venezuela, correspondence (2 fol ders) .. Venezuela .. 1956 (3 fOlders) .. Venezuela .. 1957 .. Venezuela .. 1958 (4 folders) .. West Indies (2 folders) .. Yugoslavia

Series 15 United States Oil Files

Box 74 .. Advert i sing Industry .. 1955 .. Advert i sing, genera I .. Alaska .. American Petroleum Institute .. Annual Reviews" general summaries - Anti-Trust Suits, Dept. of Justice Laws .. 1955 .. Atomic Power .. Automat ion (2 fo1 ders) .. Bib1 iography (2 folders) .. Cal ifornia (2 folders) .. Cartel, FTC - Chemicals .. Cities Service .. Coal .. Companies, minor .. Companies, Gulf Coast - Companies, Mid-Continent

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.. Consumers: Gas Ratings, Oil Changes, Additives, etc. (2 folders)

... Conoco

.. Co-ops (2 fOlders)

.. Costs of Production

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Box 74 cont. -Depletion Allowance, Tax Favoritism (2 folders)

Box 75 -Depletion Allowance, Tax Favoritism -Douglas, Paul H. brief on Natural Gas Regulation ... 1955 (2 folders) -Douglas, Paul H. releases re: natural gas (5 folders)

Box 76

Box 77

-Education Subsidies, Schools Research (2 folders) -Eisenhower Administration - 1955 -Energy, Solar, general -Ethyl -Excess Supply, Balance of Supply, Demand -Exploration, Drilling (2 folders) -Exports: products, equipment -Facist Fringe -FTC Act ions -Finance - 1955 (2 folders)

.Gas, Natural - 1955 (3 folders) -Gas, Natural ... 1956 (2 folders) -Gas, Competition with Oil -General -Getty, J. Paul: Pacific Western, Tidewater, Mission -Government Oil Lands -Government, Oil Relations -Gulf -Gulf Oil ... 1933-34

Gulf Oil - 1935-36 -Gulf Oi 1, Barco ... Gulf Oil, general (2 fOlders) -Gulf Oil and Independents (2 folders) ... Gul f 0 i1, Labor ~Gulf Oil, Venezuela -Hanson~·,s Latin American Letter (5 fOlders) -History, Rockefeller, J.D. (2 fOlders) -Humbl e,.~ -Ickes, Harold L.

-Imports - 1955 (5 folders) -Interstate Oil Compact -Investigations, State and Local -Iranian Crisis, UgS. angle -Kennedy, John ... Administration -Labor -Lobby, Oil and Gas ... 1956 (2 folders) -Madison Trail - 1937 -Marketing Divorcement -Marketing, Jobbers, Dealers - 1954 (2 folders) -Marketing, Jobbers, Dealers (2 folders) -Monopoly, general ... 1955 -Nat i ona 1 i zatlon -National Oil Policy (2 fOlders) -National Petroleum Council -New Republ ic Series, "Oi 1 and Pol itics", 1955 -Offshore - 1955 (3 folders)

Box 78

Box 79

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-Oil E~pire, New York Post - 1957 -Oil and Gas Division -Oil Industry Information Committee -Pacific Northwest -Persona I it i es -Ph ill ips -Pipelines (2 fOlders) -Politics, states except Texas and California -Prices, crude -Prices, products -Pri ce War.s -Production Control, Pro-Ration, Texas Railroad Commission (2 folders) -Propaganda by Companies (2 folders) -Propaganda, IISocial ismll

-Pure -Radio, Television -Refineries -Refineries, Monopoly Licenses, Independents -ReI igion -Reserves: estimates, statistics, demand forcasts -Richfield -Roll calls, Congress -Royalities, Lease -Rubber -Rubber, Congressional Investigations -Service Stations -Shale, Lignite, Synthetics - 1955 (2 folders) -Shell

-Shiffer, Samuel - Correspondence (2 folders) -Sinclair -Social (Standard Oi 1 Company of Cal ifornia) -Standard Oil Coo, Indiana (2 folders) -Standard Oil Coo, New Jersey, Fortune articles Standard Oil Coo, New Jersey - 1955 (2 folders)

-Socony (2 folders) -Sohio -Suez, U.S. (2 folders) -Suez Senate Investigation (2 folders) -Sunoco -Tankers (3 folders) -Taxation -Texaco -Technical -Texas Po I I tics -Texas Tycoons - 1955 (2 folders) -Union Oil -U.S. Oil, articles -Unitization -War, general -Waste


Folder Inventory

Series 16 1954 and pre 1954 Oil Files

Box 80 .Advertising, general - 1954 aAdvertising Industry .. 1954 .Anti-Trust Suits, 1954 -Cartel, FTC .. 1954 (3 folders) -cartel, FTC, Trade Press .. 1954 -Eisenhower, Dwight .. Admin. - 1952-54 -FTC Actions .. 1954 (2 fOlders) -Finance (5 fOlders) -Finance - 1954 (3 folders) - Gas - 1954 (3 fol ders)

Box 81 - Imports .. 1954 (4 folders}: -Labor .. 1954 (3 folders) -Offshore .. 1953 (2 folders) -Texas, McCarthy, Joe -Texas Tycoons (2 folders) -Texas Tycoons .. 1954 (2 folders) .. Standa rd 0 i1 Co., New Jersey .. 1954 (2 folders)

Series 17 Iran and Venezuela .. 1951-1954

Box 81 conto -Iran Oil, Afghan (2 folders) . .. I ran .. 1951 (2 fol ders)

Box 82 .. I ran .. 1951 (18 fOlders) .. I ran .. 1952

Box 83 -I ran .. 1952 (3 folders) .. I ran" 1953 (3 fol ders) .. I ran .. 1954 (3 fol ders) - Venezue 1 a .. 1948-1950 (2 folders) _Venezuela .. 1951 (4 folders) -Venezuela .. 1951 Contract (2 folders) . - Venezuela .. 1952 (3 fol ders)

Box 84 - Venezuela .. 1953 (2 fol ders) - Venezue 1 a .. 1953-1955 (2 folders) .. Venezue 1 a .. Notes (2 fo 1 ders)

Series 18 Oil Books

Sub series: The Empire of Oil and World Crisis in Oil

Box 84 conto -The Empire of Oil, correspondence .. 1955 -The Empire of Oil, correspondence .. 1955, Senate and House

of Representatives -The Empire of Oil, correspondence .. 1956 (5 folders) -The Empire of Oil International correspondence (2 folders) .. The Emp ire of 0 iI, notes .. The Empire of Oi 1, Reviews (2 folders)

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Box 84 conto -Latin American press releases re: Harvey O'Connor -World Crisis in Oil -World Crisis in Oil, early notes (2 folders) -World Crisis in Oil, correspondence - 1961-62 (2 folders)

Box 85 -World Crisis in Oil, edited manuscript (25 folders)

Box 86 -World Crisis in Oil, forward -World Crisis in Oil, manuscript (22 folders)

Box 87 -World Crisis in Oil, manuscript (3 folders) -The Empire of Oil, French translation, Part 1 -The Empire of Oil, French translation, Part 11 (2 folders) -The Empire of Oil, French translation, Part 111 -The Empire of Oil, French translation, Part IV -The Empire of Oil, French translation, Part V (2 folders) -The Empire of Oil, French translation, Part VI (2 fOlders) -The Empire of Oil, French translation, Part VII (2 folders)

Sub-series: History of the Oil Workers International Union.

Box 87 conto

Box 88

Box 89

-Ashland, Cities Service, Phillips Petroleum; Nation-Wide Council -The Birth of the International -Californlc3.::Strike - 1948 (4 folders) -California Strike - 1948, clippings -California wins recognition -Company Unionism in Standard Oil, Sinclair Nation-Wide Council

-Continental Nation-Wide Council Texas Co. Nation-Wide Council Texas Pipeline Division Council

-Correspondence - 1949-1950 (3 folders) -Correspondence - 1950 (4 folders) -Correspondence - 1951 (3 folders) -Correspondence ,(2 fol ders) -District 1 Counci1 (2 folders) -District 2, 3, 4 Council -District 5 Council -District 6 Council -District 7 Council -Forward and Notes -Fruits of Factionalism -The Great Strike of 1945 -Gulf Coast Strikes for Oil -Gulf Nation-Wide Council -Handbills, OWIU - 1951

-History -List of Local Unions by Charter Numbers -International Executive Council -International Ladies Auxiliary (2 folders)

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Box 90

-The International Union Survives -Into the Future -Locals Chartered by the AFL, Pictures -The Long, Hard Pull -A New Deal for OWIU -Notes on Locals -Notes for Sinclair History -Oil, Blood, Sweat and Tears -OWIU Publications -Organizing the Industry -Penn Grade Regional Council

Pure Oil Nation-Wide Council -Rigbuilders Council (2 folders) -Standard Oil (Oh fo) Counc il -Streamlining a Modern Union -The Union is Reborn -The Unions First Convention

-Lost Hills, California, Local 1 -Coalinga-Avenal, Local 2 (Avenal, Local 218) -Salt Lake City, Ut., Locals 3,:286 -Martinez, California, Local 5 -Taft, California, Local 6 -Whittier, California, Local 7

COffeyv ill e, Kansas, Loca I s 8, !~294 -Sand Springs, Okla., Locals 9, 50, 296

Nabortoo, La., Local 10 -Rodeo, Cal., Locals 11, 326 -Santa Maria, Cal., Locals 12, 534

Fellows, Cal., Local 13 -Saratoga, Tex., Local 14 -Drumright, Okla., Locals 15, 280 -Fillmore, Cal., Local 16

Boynton, Okla., Local 17 Maricopa, Cal o , Local 18

-Kern River (Bakersfield), Cal., Local 19 -Batson, Tex., Local 20

Goose Creek, Tex., Local 21 -Texas City, Tex., Locals 22, 77, 436, 449 -Port Arthur, Tex., Local 23 -McKittrick, Cal., Local 24

Oil City, La., Locals 25, 306 Vivian, La., Locals 26, 344, 415

-Brea, Cal., Local 27 -EI Sequndo, Cal., Locals 28, 299, 547

Sour Lake, Tex., Local 29 -Ged, La., Local 31

Clover Gap, W. Va., Local 32 Guffey, Tex., Local 33

-Mooringsport, La., Local 34

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Box 90 cont. Trees, La., Local 35 Los Angeles, Cal., Locals 36, 129, 416

-Fort Wayne, Tex., Locals 37, 208 Richmond, Cal., Locals 38, 561

-Beaumont, Tex., Locals 39, 229 Clarksburg, W. Va., Local 40 Gilliam, La., Local 41

-Yale, Okla., Local 42 Casper, Wyo., Locals 43, 230

-Vinita, Okla., Local 44 LaPorte, Tex., Local 45 West Columbia, Tex., Locals 46, 115

-Pine Island, La., Local 47 Beaumont, Tex., Locals 48, 243

-Burkburnett, Tex., Locals 49, 258 Tulsa, Okla., Locals 51, 217, 307

-Shamrock, Okla., Local 52 Port Arthur, Tex., Locals 53, 234

-Oilton, Okla., Local 54 Cushing, Okla., Locals 55, 283 Hull, .Tex., Locals 56, 355

-East St. Louis, 111., Local 57 El Dorado, Kas., Locals 58, 241

-Sapulpa, Okla., Locals 59, 330 Parkerton, Wyo., Local 60

-I ndependence, Kas., Loca 1 61 Regina, Sask., Locals 62, 594

-Okla. City, Okla., Locals 63, 232 Galveston, Tex., Local 64 Wood River, 111., Local 65

-Electra, Tex., Locals 66, 314, 400 Lance Creek, Wyo., Locals 67, 438, 496 Baton Rouge, La., Locals 68, 89, 424

-Ranger, Tex., Locals 69, 225, 478 Caddo, Tex., Local 71 Blackwell, Okla., Local 70

-Cabin Creek, W. Va., Locals 72, 327 Thermopolis, Wyo., Local 74

-Titusville, Pa., Locals 73, 469 Dawes, Va., Locals 75, 484 Kelly's Creek, W. Va., Local 76

-Riverton, Wyo., Local 78 Strawn, Tex., Locals 80, 341

'Breckinridge, Tex., Local 81 -Kiefer, Okla., Local 82 Gainsville, Tex., Locals 86, 274, 444 Rawlings, Wyo., Local 84

-Clendenin, W. Va., Locals 83, 339, 418 Augusta, Kas., Locals 87, 246

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Box 91 -Ponca City, Okla., Locals 88,146,231 Chanute, Kas., Locals 90, 572

-Desdemona, Tex~, Local 91 Bradford, Penn., Locals 92, 215, 567

-SugarCreek, Mo., Local 93 Houston, Tex., Locals 94, 106, 227, 244

-Okmulgee, Okla o , Locals 95, 212, 498 Homer, La., Local 96 Wichita Falls, Tex., Locals 97, 422, 489

-Walters, Okla., Local 98 Bull Bayou, La., Local 99 Oil City, Pa., Locals 100, 247, 455

-Shreveport, La., Locals 101, 245 Elizabeth, N.J., Locals 102, 512

-Locals 103-119 Warren, Pa., Locals 104, 292, 488 Wilson, Okla., Locals 108, 321, 425

-Ventura, Cal., Local 120 - Loca lsI 21-134

,:. Healdton, Okla., Locals 122, 322, 525 -Salt Creek, Wyo., Locals 127, 428 -Long Beach, Cal., Local 128 (2 folders) -Corsicana, Texo, Locals 130, 312, 433 Smackover, Arko, Locals 135, 287

-Norphlet, Ark., Locals 136, 301 Louann, Ark., Local 137

-Garber, Okla., Locals 141, 364 Borger, Tex., Locals 144, 236, 463

-Pampa, Texo, Locals 148, 235 Wink, Tex., Locals 150, 275, 526

-Crane, Tex., Locals 151, 278, 537 -Seminole, Okla., Locals 152, 209 -Shawnee, Okla., Locals 155, 261, 426

Luling, Tex., Locals 153, 249 -Overton, Texo, Local 200

Kilgore, Tex., Local 201 Tyler, Tex., Local 202

-Gladwater, Tex., Local 203 Longview, Texo, Local 204 Henderson, Tex., Local 205

-carlisle, Tex., Local 206 Kilgore (Joinerville), Tex., Local 207

-Hammond, Ind., Local 210 (4 folders) -Louisville, Ky., Local 211 Dallas, Tex., Locals 213, 499

-Ashland, Ky., Locals 214 Olney, Tex., Local 216

-Barnsdall, Okla., Locals 219, 391 -Enid, Okla., Locals 220, 352 -Maud, Okla., Local 221 Lockport, 111., Local 222

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Box 92

-Wellsville, N.Y., Locals 223, 382, 480 Van, Tex., Locals 224, 459

-Asher, Okla., Local 226 Houston, Tex., Local 227

-Port Neches, Tex., Local 228

-Midwest, Wyo., Local 233 Chester, Pa., Local 234 Eldred, Pa., Local 237

-Refugio, Tex., Locals 238, 497 McPherson, Kas., Locals 239, 558 Conroe, Tex., Local 240

-Glenrock, Wyo., Local 242 Frankl in, Pa., Local 248 High Island, Tex., Local 251

-Philadelphia, Pa., Locals 252, 398 Paulsboro, N.J., Local 253

.. Bruni,TTex., Local 255 Freer (Benavides), Tex., Local 256 Bristow, Okla., Local 257

~Colorado City, Tex o , Local 260 Sasakwa, Okla., Local 262 Sweetwater, Tex., Locals 263, 502

-Big Spring, Tex., Local 264 Muskogee, Okla., Local 265

- Dewey (Bartlesville), Okla., Local 266 Konawa, Okla., Local 267 Bairoil, Wyo., Local 268

- Parco (5 incla i r), Wyo., Local 269 -New York, N.Y., Locals 270, 349, 377, 431, 524, 552 - Baltimore, Md., Locals 271, 411

Wynona, Okla., Local 272 Sperry, Okla., Local 273

-Monahaus, Tex., Locals 276, 412, 506, 585::, Holdenville, Okla., Local 277 Wetumka, Okla., Local 279

- Nowata, Okla., Local 281 Lefors, Tex., Local 282 El Dorado, Ark., Locals 284, 434

-Midland, Tex., Locals 285,577 McCamey, Tex., Locals288 Norfolk, Va., Locals 289, 494, 543

-Hobbs, N. Mex., Locals 290, 554, 580 Graham, Tex., LocaL 291 Cleveland, Okla., Local 293

-Iraan, Tex., Local 297 Archer City, Tex., Local 298 Best, Tex., Local 300

-Mentone, Tex., Local 301 San Antonio, Tex., Locals 303, 308 Allen, Okla., Locals 304

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Box 92 cont. -Wewoka, Okla., local 305 Shidler, Okla~; local 309 Brunswick, Ga., locals 310, 318

-latonia, Ky., local 311 Savannah, Ga., local 313 Odessa, Tex., locals 315, 413

-Ingleside, Tex., local 316 Hominy, Okla., local 317

-Fairfax, Okla., local 319 liberty, Tex., local 320 lyons, Kas., local 323

-El Paso, Tex., locals 324, 612 Perry, Okla., local 325 Artesia, N. Mex., locals 328, 430

-Pryse,Kyo, local 329 Albany, Tex., local 331 Hamlin, Tex., local 332

-Baytown, Tex., local 333 Ardmore, Okla., local 334

-County line, Okla., local 335 Norco, la., locals 336, 536 linden (Elizabeth), N.J., loca1 337

.Duncan, Okla., local 338 New Orleans, la., local 340 Hebbranville, Tex., local 342

-Corpus Cristi, Tex., local 343 Spindletop, Tex., local 345 Toledo, Ohio, local 346

-Toledo, Ohio, local 346 -Golden Meadows, la., local 347

Kansas City, Kas., Locals 348, 604 -Wild Horse, Okla., local 350

Santa Barbara, Cal., local 351 Three Sands, Okla., local 353

-WestSide, Cal., Local 356 Findlay, Ohio, locals 357, 420 Coahoma, Tex., local 358

-Garrett, Kyo, local 359 Tulsa, Wyo., local 360 lake Charles, la., locals 361, 500

-Madison, Kas., local 362 Karns City, Pa., locals 363, 465 Newark, Ohio, locals 365, SOl

- Qu i ncy, Mass., local 366 Pasadena, Tex., local 367

-lawrenceville, Ill., local 368 Russell, Kas., locals 369, 474

- Freedom, Pa., Local 370 Kenova, W. Va., local 372 Cody, Wyo., local 373

-Oilfields, Cal., local 374 Porter, Michigan, local 375

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Box 93

Chicago, 111., Local 376 -Stonewall, Okla., Local 378 Raceland, Ky., Local 379 Wooster, Ohio, Local 380

-Boston, Mass., Locals 381, 542 Larose, La., Locals383 Beeville, Texo , Local 384

-Cyril, Okla., Local 385 Midway, Cal., Local 386 Twin Cities, Minn., Local 387

-Big Horn (Grass Creek), Wyo., Local 388 Detroit, Michigan, Local 389

-Muskegon, Michigan, Local 390 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Local 392 Providence, R. I., Local 393

-Westchester County, N.Y., Local 394 Cleveland, Ohio, Local 395 Tacoma, Wash., Local 396

-Carteret, N.Y., Local 397 Pittsburgh, Pa., Local 399

-Midwest (Chicago), 111., Local 402 Rocky Mountain, Wyo., Local 401 Washington,DD.C., Local 403

-Hartford, Conn., Locals 404, 576 Hindman, Ky., Local 405 Newark, N.J., Local 406

-Summit County (Akron), Ohio, Local 407 Sunburst, Mont., Locals 408, 452 Price, Utah, Local 409

-San Francisco, Cal., Local 410 Lufkin, Tex., Local 414 Atlanta, TeK., Local 417

-Griffithsville, W. Va., Local 419 Portsmouth, Ohio, Local 421 Salem, 111 0 , Local 423

-Great Bend, Kas., Local 427 Ada, Okla., Local 429 Caney, Kas op Local 432

-Passaic, N.J., Local 435 Maynolia, Ark., (Minden, La.) Local 437 Mt. Carmel, 111., Local 440

-Charleston, S.C., Local 441 Trenton, N.J., Local 442 Pioneer (Laurel) Mont., Local 443

- Martinez, Cal., Avon Local 445 Wichita, Kas., Local 446

- St. Rose, La., Local 447 Westwego, La •• Local 448 Canton, Ohio, Local 450

.. Camden, N. J., Locals 451, 538

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Box 93 cont. Mobile, Ala., Local 453 Grand Rapids, Michigan, Locals 454, 582

""-Trenton, Michigan, Local 456 Brownfield, Tex., Locals 457, 564 Sterling, Kas., Local 458

-Butler, Tex., Local 460 Chase, Kas., Local 461 Eureka, Kas., Local 464

-Mt. Vernon, 111., Local 466 Carni, 111., Local 467 Charleston, W. Va., Local 468

-Billings (Victory), Mont., Local 470 Mt. Pleasant, Tex., Local 471 Middleton, Conn., Local 472

-Meyia, Tex., Local 473 Burrton, Kas o , Local 475 Duncan, Okla., Local 476 ~enver, Colo., Local 477 Grapeland, Tex., Local 479 Emlenton, Pa., Local 481

-6ridgeport, Ill., Local 482 Cleves (Whitewater), Ohio, Locals 483, 508 St. Elmo, Ill., Local 485

-Craig, Colo.J Local 486 Dumas, Tex., Local 487 Waynesburg, Pa., Local 490 -Great Falls, Mont., Local 491 Shamrock, Tex., Local 492 Cut Bank, Mont., Local 493 ~ishop, Tex., Local 495 Lovell, Wyo., Local 503 Levelland, Tex., Local 504

- Leach, Ky., Loca 1 505 Argo, Ill., Local 507 Phoenixville, Pa., Local 509

.Prestonsburg, Ky., Local 510 Brooklyn, N.Y., Local 511 Whiting, Ind., Local 513

.Brooklyn, Ind., Local 514 Pettus, Tex., Local 515 Abilene, Tex., Local 516

-Lemont, Ill., Local 517 Richmond, Cal., Local 518 Torrance, Cal., Local 519

.Norris City, Ill., Local 520 Sweeney, Tex., Local 521 Chalmette, La., Local 522

.Seminole, Tex., Local 523 Brookhaven, Miss., Local 528 Lakewood, Ohio, Local 529

-LittleRock, Ark., Local 530 Robinson, 111., Local 531 Summerfield, Ohio, Local 532

-Hamilton, Ohio, Local 533

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Box 93 cont. Zionsville, Ind., Local 535 Long Island, N.Y., Local 539

-St. Louis, Michigan, Local 540 Fort~/orth, Tex., Local 541

-Texon, Tex., Local 544 Jal, N. Mex., Local 545 Flora, 111., Local 546

-Lima, Ohio, Local 548 Summit, N.J., Local 549 O'Donnell, Tex., Local 550L

-Petrolia, pa., Local 551 Kingsville, Tex., Local 553 LongEBeach, Cal., Local 555

-Mt. Vernon, Ind., Local 556 Morgan City, La., Local 559 Kevin, Mont., Local 560

-Spokane, Wash., Local 562 Allen, Okla., Local 563 Cygnet, Ohio, Local 565

-Artesia, Colo., Local 566 McDonald, Pa., Local 557 McGregor, Tex., Local 568

-Niles, Ohio, Local 569 Birmingham, Ala., Local 570 Gala, Va., Local 573

- Chyenne, Wyo., Local 574 Riverton, Wyo., Local 575 Two-State, Tex., Local 577

-Woods Cross, Ut., Local 578 Wilmington, Del., Local 579 Beckley, W. Va., Local 581

-Edmond, Okla., Local 583 P:i:kevi 11 e, Ky., Local 584 Hercules, Cal., Local 587

-Sherman, Tex., Local 588 Emeryville, Cal., Local 589 Bacchus, Ut., Local 591

- S i I sbee, Tex., Local 592 Clarkson, Ontario, Local 593 Moose Jaw, Sask., Loca1 595';'

-New Westminister, B.C., Local 596 Brandon, Man., Local 597 Petrolia, Ont., Local 598

-Toronto, Ont., Loca) 599 Winnipeg, Man., Local 600 Three Rivers, Tex., Local 601

- Denver, Colo., Local 602 Pinch, W. Va., Loca) 603 Leduc, Alta., Local 605

-Port Moody, B.C., Local 606 Farmers Valley, Pa., Local 607 St. Marys, W. Va., Local 590

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Folder Inventory

Box 93 cont. -lloydminster, Alta., Local 608 Saskatoon, Sask, Local 609 Stanovan, B.C., Local 610

-Money Point, Va., Local 611 Sto Joseph, Mich., Local 613 loco (Vancouver), B.C., Locals 4, 614

-Locals 615-620

Series 19 1950 l s and 1960 l s misc.

Box 94 -American Labor Planning Service (2 fOlders) -American Labor Planning Service, correspondence (6 folders) -American Labor Planning Service, questionaires (2 folders) -American Labor Planning Service, promotion -Argentina -Articles - 1954 -Articles - 1955 (2 fOlders) -Articles - 1956 -Articles - 1956-57 (4 folders)

Box 95 -Articles - 1956-57 -Articles - 1957-58 -Articles - 1959 (2 fOlders) -Articles - 1960 -Articles - 1966 -Articles, Astors -The Astors, Reviews -Belgium -Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador -Brazil -Cartoons, sketches -Chile, Brazil -Civil Liberties Speeches (3 folders) -Egypt -Egypt, gov1t. on Suez -Egypt, propaganda -Federated Press, 1951

Box 96 -Foreign Travel - 1958, clippins -Foreign Travel - 1958, maps (3 folders) -Foreign Travel - 1958, notes (2 folders) -Foreign Travel - 1950·s, notes, misc. -Foreign Travel - 1950 1s, misc. (4 folders) -Foreign Travel - 1950's, misc. (South America) -France -Great Britian -Greece -Holland

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Box 97

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Folder Inventory

-Labor Pamphlet (2 folders) - Mi scel1aneous -Mexico -National Conference of American Socialists - The Nat ion -The Nation Co~, Financial Statements - Sept. 15, 1 955-0ec. 31, 1955 -Noring, Nina, liThe Anti-Facist Crusade: A Study of the American

League Against War and Facism" (3 folders) ."Novedades" ·Passport correspondence -Peru .IIPlanning" Bibliography .IIThe Super-American State" by John Bainbridge in the New Yorker,

1961 (3 folders) -Switzerland -Texas -Uruguay, Venezuela -Vietnam Summer pamphlet - 1967

Series 20 Photographs

Box 98 -Harvey O'Connor - 1930's and 1940ls -Jamaica - 1930's

native hut near Kingston a woman quarry worker a peasant woman going to market a peasant woman selling baskets peasant hut washing sugar bags in the Montego River women earring baskets basket making Jamaican lass Jamaican women laborers women earring lumber at Montego Bay International headquarters of the Universal Improvement

Assn. at Kingston Edelweis Park, Kingston Ma reus Ga rvey

-Mellon Fami ly Mellon Nat'l. Bank Building Thomas Mellon Mrs. Sarah J. Mellon A.W. Mellon Mr. Richard B. Mellon Little Peggy Kahn Paul Mellon Andrew ~/i 11 iam Mellon Mrs. Nora Mellon

~imon Guggenheim


Folder Inventory

Box 98 cont. -The Astors

John Jacob Astor Mrs. William Astor John Jacob Astor and son Vincent Lord and Lady Waldorf Astor's silver wedding anniversary

celebration Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor John Jacob Astor and his second wife Astars sail for Bermuda tour through Mrso William Astor's home Cl iveden

-Great Battle of Homestead Defeat, July 6, 1892

-Rodolfo Lozoya, Emergency Civil Liberties Commission

-Oil Workers International Union

-World Crisis ~ Oil, Uriah B. Butler, Trinidad

-Venezuela - 1951, Oil Industry

-Bolivia, Oil Industry Planta de Gasolina de Manantias Cran mural Historia del Petroleo Boliviano (8 photographs)

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Mural by M. A1andia Pantoja, Gerencia de Refinerias y 01eoductos Y.P.FoB. (5 photographs)

-Bolivia - 1958, Oil Industry

PART 2

Harvey O'Connor Collection

Papers, 1908-1987

26.5 linear feet

The documents in this collection include correspondence, clippings, reports, scrapbooks, andmanuscript drafts related to Harvey O'Connor's writings, his HUAC trial, and his civil libertarianactivities.

Important subjects in the collection:American League for Peace and Democracy National Unemployment League

and American Peace Mobilization, Oil Workers International UnionChicago, 1940s Petroleum Industry

Coal Miners, 1930s Pittsburgh politics, 1930sHouse Un-American Activities Committee Progressive Party, 1948Hull House Steel IndustryMcCarthyism Steel Strikes, 1930s

Important correspondents in the collection:

Blankenhorn, Heber Mazey, ErnestBraden, Ann & Carl Morgan, J.P.Chafee, John Pauling, LinusCousins, Norman Pearson, LesterForeman, Clark Pell, ClaiborneGolden, Harry Rayburn, SamGuggenheim, Maurice Roosevelt, JamesKnight, O.A. Rostow, Eugene V.Lamont, Thomas Spock, BenjaminLivingston, Edward Mortimer Sward, KeithMarshall, Dorothy Wilkinson, Frank

Harvey O’Connor Collection

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Contents

19 Storage Boxes5 Large Flat Boxes

Series I, Subject files, 1919-1987, Boxes 1-8, p. 43

Series II, Correspondence, 1915-1987, Boxes 9-18, p. 47

Series III, Scrapbooks, 1908-1973, Boxes 19-24, p. 62

Non-manuscript Material

A number of books and periodicals received with this collection have been placed in the ArchivesLibrary, and few photographs and posters are available in the Archives Audiovisual Department. Alarge group of books relating to the world petroleum industry was transferred to Wayne State'sPurdy Library Business Collection.

PLEASE NOTE: Folders are computer-arranged alphabetically within eachseries in this finding aid, but may actually be dispersed throughout several boxesin the collection. Note carefully the box number for each folder heading.


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Box-folder Folder heading

SERIES I

2-2 ACLU, Rhode Island; newsletters, notes, 1960s2-1 Aluminum; corr., 19326-1 American Labor Monthly; journal, 1923

6-13 thru 14 American Labor Planning Service; press releases, 19446-28 Articles by O'Connor, 1930s6-36 Articles by O'Connor, 1940s-50s6-31 Articles by O'Connor, 1944-452-3 Articles by O'Connor, 1960s7-1 Astors; corr., 1940s-50s7-6 Astors; corr., 1941

5-1 thru 2 Astors; manuscript draft, c. 19407-2 thru 5 Astors; manuscript draft, c. 1940

5-4 thru 10 Astors; manuscript draft, c. 1940

4-14 Biographical article on O'Connor, 19643-10 Biographical information on O'Connor, 1930s-80s8-16 Biographical information on O'Connor, 1943-807-7 Book reviews; various, 1959-687-8 Books; corr., 1940s-50s

4-17 Books; corr. and bibliographic material, 1964-774-26 Bulletin of International News; editions, 1938

6-3 Centralia Case, The; pamphlet, 19308-8 CIO; Unionism pamphlet, 1935

5-11 Civil Liberties; clippings, 1953-766-4 Colonel and his Friends; play by H. M. Wells, n.d.

6-11 Coming of the Shorter Work Week; pamphlet by John C. Kennedy, c. 1920s

8-11 thru 13 Communism and Socialism; pamphlets, c. 1930s4-1 Contracts for books, 1930s-40s6-8 "Contumacious Couple;" O'Connors' memoirs; corr. re:, 1980s

3-11 Dickson, William B.; political pamphlets, 19356-5 Doran, J.T. (Red) Testimony; Haywood Trial, 19188-7 Drugs; Conference on, 1930

8-3 Education; pamphlet, 19347-10 Empire of Oil; corr., 1953-555-3 Empire of Oil; corr., 1957

7-11 thru 15 Empire of Oil; manuscript draft, c. 19541-10 thru 14 Empire of Oil; manuscript draft, c. 1955

6-27 FACT; a Minneapolis Civic Council publication; notes on, 19396-6 Farm Labor pamphlets; Bouck, William, 1920s-30s2-5 Father Cox Hunger March, 1931-32

4-19 FCC case, 19741-1 Fox, Jessie M. and Reynard W.; memorabilia, 1926-566-7 Fragment of the Prison Experiences; Goldman, Emma, 1919


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5-22 General Aniline Stock; clippings, 19654-2 thru 3 Guggenheims; manuscript draft, 1936

7-16 Guggenheims; rights, 1930s-40s

4-21 Hospital stays, 1950s-80s6-32 House Un-American Activities Comm.; radio account of O'Connor's

actions, n..d.8-18 House Un-American Activities Committee; O'Connors recollections of

hearings, n.d.3-8 House Un-American Activities Committee; pamphlets; corr., 1954-67

7-24 House Un-American Activities Committee; Trial, 19534-25 House Un-American Activities Committee trial; notes; briefs and clippings,

1950s-60s4-20 Hurricane; stories re:, 1954

8-17 Iraq; manuscript, n.d.6-10 IWW songs, n.d.

4-18 Jones; Hays; death of, 1975

7-17 Labor; pamphlets, c. 1920s7-18 Labor-planning; book on; corr., 19425-20 Latin America Trip; contacts in, 19593-25 Legal corr. to O'Connor, 1964-713-12 "Liberal Religion on the Air;" radio program, 19443-21 Lloyd family genealogy, n.d.

5-21 MacMillan Co.; corr., 1964-654-27 McCarthyism and O'Connor; article, 19837-20 Meatpackers; corr., 1940s2-8 Mellon's Millions, clippings, 19332-9 Mellon's Millions; corr., 1930s

7-21 Mellon's Millions; corr.; contracts, 1930s-40s2-10 Mellon's Millions; finances, 1932-362-11 Mellon's Millions; publisher's corr., 1930s1-2 Mellon's Millions; reviews, 19331-3 Meserole, Darwin J.; National Unemployment League; corr., 1936

1-5 thru 7 Meserole, Darwin J.; National Unemployment League; corr.; speeches; clippings, 1949-50

1-4 Meserole, Darwin J.; Union Square mtgs., 19418-2 Mexico; address by O'Connor, 19608-1 Mexico; Economic stats pamphlet, 1929-30

4-22 Monthly Review Press; corr., 1960s

4-29 National Committee Against Repressive Legislation; clippings, 19734-23 National Committee Against Repressive Legislation; newsletters and notes,

1975-787-9 National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee; history of, c. 1966

8-10 Nazism; pamphlets, 1930s8-4 New Frontiers; issue, 1937


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8-5 New Statesman; pamphlet, 19358-6 News-Letter; single issue, 1938

8-14 North Shore Independent Voters League, 19384-24 Northern Trust Co.; corr.; notes, 1986

8-22 Obituaries, death notices, and memorial biographical sketches; O’Connor, Harvey, 1987

4-16 O'Connor, Jessie; birth certif. reprint and affidavit for travel, 19721-8 O'Connor, Jessie; personal notes and scheduling, 1950-626-2 O'Connor, Stephen; school records and corr., 1950s3-9 Oil; clippings for research, 19451-9 Oil; pamphlets and reprints used for research, 1956-60

3-2 thru 5 People's Press; corr., 1935-383-7 People's Press; expense records, 1930s3-6 People's Press; subscribers and orders, 19358-9 Personal activities of O'Connors; pamphlets, 1930s

3-22 Personal matters; memberships, etc., 1930s-50s7-19 Plebs League; pamphlets, 1923-266-15 Political Socialism Capturing the Government; pamphlet, n.d.6-12 Printers Ink on a Shoestring; pamphlet by T. G. Mauritzen, 19506-16 Printing Worker; pamphlet, 1920

6-34 Religion and the Unitarian Church; corr., 1950s6-35 Revolution in Seattle; Academic Freedom; clippings; research, 1940s2-12 Revolution in Seattle; corr.; clippings, 19646-17 Revolution in Seattle; headline, c. 19196-38 Revolution in Seattle; M. Sanford corr., 1950s2-13 Revolution in Seattle; manuscript draft, c. 1963

8-19 thru 20 Revolution in Seattle; manuscript draft, c. 19643-23 Revolution in Seattle; Olivereau research, 1919-60s8-21 Revolution in Seattle; research, 1960s5-17 Rhode Island Voice; article on O'Connor, 19865-16 Rubins, Marian; memoirs, 19826-29 Russia; Trade Union delegation to, 1928

6-18 San Francisco Evening Lamp; Sanford Memorial Issue, 19576-19 Scarlet Review; IWW pamphlet, n.d.4-28 Schedules for O'Connor, 1950s6-23 Searchlight; newspaper issues, 1950s6-22 Seattle Central Labor Council; statement on AFL-CIO, c. 19236-20 Seattle General Strike; pamphlet, n.d.6-21 Seattle Labor College News, 1920s6-9 Seattle Labor History; History of the Activities of; pamphlet; Short,

Wallace M., 19194-4 Seattle Strike; clipping, 1919

4-5 thru 7 Secretaries of State; manuscript draft, 19655-12 Secretaries of State; manuscript draft, c. 19654-8 Secretaries of State; manuscript notes, 19644-9 Shields, Art; My Shaping Up Years, manuscript, 1982


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4-15 Social Security, 19634-10 Socialism; notes; clippings, 19632-26 Speeches by O'Connor, 1950s-60s4-13 Stamp Collecting; APA certificate, 1972

3-15 thru 17 Stamp Collecting; corr., 1940s-50s2-14 thru 15 Stamp collecting; corr., 1950s-60s

7-22 Steel Dictator; corr., 1935-427-23 Steel Dictator; reviews, 19356-33 Steel; notes and corr. re:, 1930s

4-11 Teaching; leaflet for O'Connor's class, n.d.5-13 thru 14 "The Contumacious Couple;" O'Connors' memoirs, 1985

5-15 "The Contumacious Couple;" O'Connors' memoirs; interviews and background, 1976-81

3-19 Travel; Caribbean trip; corr., 19512-4 Travel; Europe trip; corr., 19662-6 Travel; Germany trip; corr., 1964-65

3-20 Travel; Jamacia trip by bus; corr., 19512-7 Travel; Latin America trip; corr.; clippings, 1958-59

3-18 Travel; O'Connor, 19586-37 Travel; passport info., 19572-16 Travel; Texas and Eastern trip; corr., 1962-632-27 Travel; Venezuelan Gulf trip; corr., 1931-322-20 Travel; West Coast trip; corr., 19692-29 Travel; Western trip, 1961-622-19 Trujillo Case, 1967-69

4-12 U.S. State Dept.; travel information, 1950s-70s6-26 Unemployment and the Machine; pamphlet by IWW, 19342-17 Unemployment; Destitution, 19312-18 Unemployment; Workers' Action; clippings; press releases, 19617-25 United Mine Workers; Convention minutes, 1902

8-15 Venezuela; Article by O'Connor, n.d.5-19 Vietnam; clippings; corr.; reports, c. 19672-28 Vietnam; Labor; corr.; reports, 1960s

3-13 thru 14 Volya; O'Connor's boat; corr., 1931-833-1 Volya; O'Connor's boat; corr., 1960

6-30 Wars; Opposition to by O'Connor, 1917-593-24 "What Next" pamphlet; requests to Jessie, 19756-24 Wilson and the Issues of Today; pamphlet by H. M. Wells, 19186-25 Winnipeg General Sympathetic Strike; pamphlet, 19195-18 Working Lives: An Oral History of Rhode Island Labor; booklet, 1987

2-21 thru 25 World Crisis in Oil; manuscript draft, c. 1961


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SERIES II

11-5 Abraham Lincoln School, 194411-6 Abrev, John, 1961-8111-7 Ad Hoc Committee for the Anti-Wallace/LeMay Demonstration, 1969

11-19 AFL-CIO, 1955-5611-8 Africa Group, 1970-7111-9 Akin, Bette and Morris, 1969-76

11-10 Albert and Margaret ?, 1958-6511-11 Algren, Nelson, 1937-4111-14 All Points of View, 1961-6811-12 Allan, Seema Rynin, 1965-7511-13 Allinson, Brent Dow, 195611-16 Amalgamated Clothing Workers, 1947-7911-15 Amalgamated Meatcutters, 197111-17 American Civil Liberties Union, 1929-8211-18 American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born, 1950-8211-20 American Friends of the Soviet Union, 193711-21 American Friends Service Committee, 1931-6811-22 American League for Peace and Freedom, 193511-23 American Peace Mobilization, 194111-24 American Socialists, 1954-5811-25 American Union, 196511-26 Amnesty International, 1973-8111-31 Andrews, Wm., 193811-27 Appalachian Student Organizing Comm., 197911-32 Aptheker, Herbert, 1964-8311-28 Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs; WSU, 1960s-80s11-33 Aronson, James, 196811-34 Ascoli, Max, 195311-29 Ashbaugh, Carolyn, 197311-35 Ashleigh, Charles, 1918-6711-30 Association for Union Democracy, 198211-36 Atkinson, Ralph, 1962-6411-37 Auden, Bob and Janet, 1949-5611-38 Ault, Harry E.B., 1954

11-39 Bacon, Charles S., 1940-4211-40 Baker, Jacob, 193211-44 Baldwin, Roger N., 1931-4211-70 Ball, Lee and Helen, 1964-8311-42 Barden, Meg, 195911-41 Barnard, Harry, 195811-43 Basha, 194111-45 Bay Area Council of Sobell Committees, 195711-46 Beales, LeVerne, 193111-47 Beals, Clyde, 193711-48 Beard, Edward P., 197311-49 Beecher, 1954-5511-50 Beffel, John N., 1932-53


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11-51 Belfrage, Cedric, 1957-8211-52 Benjamin, Herbert, 193211-53 Berberian, Aram K., 1954-6511-54 Berndt, Arthur, 195611-55 Berndt, Arthur, Jr., 1969-8111-56 Berndt, Georgia Lloyd and Paul, 1942-5311-57 Berrigan, Philip, 197311-58 Berry, Miss, 192011-59 Betts, Annabel, 1949-50

11-60 thru 61 Bickel, Bets, Paul and Pat, 1919-4211-62 Bill, 1954-5511-63 Blake, Ellen, 193611-64 Blankenhorn, Heber, 1934-5511-65 Blum, Richard J., 1937-5411-66 Bob, 1949-5111-67 Boldt, Nader May, 1914-5211-68 Bose, Vilmar K., 1940-4311-69 Boudin, Leonard, 1953-5812-1 Bowles, Chester, 1960

12-2 thru 3 Bradin, Carl and Anne, 1955-6512-5 Bragg, Carol, 197212-6 Brannin, Carl and Laura, 1923-5412-7 Brewster, Dorothy, 193912-8 British Honduras, 197212-9 Bronx Committee for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, 1959-64

12-10 Brophy, John, 1928-2912-11 Brown, David, 198112-12 Brown, George E., 1966-6812-14 Brown, Harold Z., 1927-2812-15 Brown, Hilary, 1961-6912-13 Brown, J. Elro, 1947-7712-16 Budenz, Louis, 193912-17 Buhle, Paul, 197512-18 Burlingame, R.F., 196012-19 Burnshaw, Stanley, 1946-4712-20 Burton, Philip, 198212-21 Butcher, Harold, 1932-3312-22 Butler, Penny, 1973

12-24 Calhoun, Arthur W., 1926-2812-25 Californians for the Bill of Rights, 195412-26 Call, Rev. Lon Ray, 194612-27 Cameron, Angus, 1953-5512-29 Campbell, Ian, 195812-28 Camph Ahimsa, 1965-6712-30 Camphell, James D., 195612-31 Capesins, Henrietta, 195612-32 Carman, Walt, 1931-3212-33 Carolin, Guy, 1953-5412-34 Carter, Dick, 1969


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12-35 Carter, Margaret, 195412-36 Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 197312-37 Cerney, Isobel, 1940-4112-38 Chafee, John, 1963-7812-39 Chambers, Anne R., 1939-4012-40 Chappell, Earl R., 192012-41 Chase Peter, 1967-6812-42 Chicago Civil Liberties Union, 1939-4412-43 Chicago Committee for Academic Professional Freedom, 1953-5412-44 Chicago Committee on Russian War Relief, 194212-45 Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights, 1956-7712-47 Chicago Forum on Russian Affairs, 194212-48 Chicago Sun, 1942-7012-49 Chile Solidarity Committee, 197312-23 Christenson, Edith C., 1931-3212-71 CIO, 1944-5512-51 Citizens Committee to Preserve American Freedom, 1954-6012-52 Citizens Participation in Political Action, 197312-53 Civic medical Center of Chicago, 194212-54 Coates, D.C.; Farmer Labor Party, 192012-55 Cochran, Bert, 195912-56 Cohen, Bob, 1969-7312-57 Collier, P.F., 1958-6012-58 Colorado Committee to Protect Civil Liberties, 195512-59 Comite de Servicios del los Amigos, 1975-8212-61 Committee Against Registration and the Draft, 198112-60 Committee for Action Research on the Intelligence Committee, n.d.12-46 Committee for Debs Centennial Mtg., 195512-62 Committee for Nonviolent Action, 1968-7312-63 Committee to End Sedition Laws, 1955-5612-64 Committee to Support Side Peck, 1981-8212-65 Common Cause, 1972-8312-66 Commonwealth College, 1927-4012-67 Community Church of Boston, 1954-6812-68 Conant, Lawrence, 194112-69 Conde, D.W., 1956-6212-72 Consumers Cooperative Assn., 1951-5812-70 Conyers, John, 1965-7612-73 Cook, Cara, 1927-2912-74 Copeland, Tom, 1972-7712-75 Corbett, Joseph, 1937-6412-76 Cordan Co, Inc., 1938-42

9-1 thru 31 Correspondence, 1910s-5310-1 thru 31 Correspondence, 1954-8411-1 thru 3 Correspondence, 1985-87

11-4 Correspondence, n.d.11-71 thru 72 Corres.; sympathy expressions to Jessie re Harvey’s death, 1987

12-77 Cotton, Eugene, 195412-78 Council for a Livable World, 1970-7712-79 Cousins, Norman, 1951-59


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12-80 Cox, James R., 193112-81 Coy, Harold, 194012-82 Coyle, Albert, 1927-3212-83 Craig, Robert M., 195712-84 Crane, Sylvia, 1956-8212-85 Cranston, Alan, 197012-86 Crawford, Randall, 1942-4312-87 Cronin, J.A., 197112-88 Crosby, Alexander L., 1939-7512-89 Crowley, Barbara and Robert, 196412-90 Cruden, Robert L., 1929-7912-91 Cunningham, Boyd and Clarice, 193212-92 Cush, Emmet Pat, 1938-55

12-93 Daily Worker, 1927-2812-94 Daily World, 1968-7012-95 Daugherty, Carroll R., 193812-96 Davenport, La None and Sheila, 196312-50 Davidson, A., 1955-5612-4 Davidson, Ray, 1948-5513-1 Davidson, Ray, 1956-8213-2 Davis, Arthur K., 1959-6013-3 Davis, H. Chandler, 195613-4 Davis, Horace B. and Marian, 1929-8013-5 Day, Stephen, 1941-4213-6 DeCaux, Len, 1926-7113-7 Deemer, Al and Essie, 194513-8 Defense Committee, 1973-7513-9 DeGregory, Louise and Hugo, 1960-63

13-10 DeLeon, Solon and Mabel, 1927-2813-11 Dellinger, Dave, 197113-12 Dellums, Ronald V., 198213-17 Dept. of Justice; U.S., 195913-13 DiGiambattista, Philip and Annie, 1931-3213-14 diGiovanni, Norman Thomas, 1960-6513-15 Dillman, Martin A., 193213-16 Dinzey, Oscar L., 1932-3313-18 Douglas, George, 193113-19 Doyle, Clyde, 195713-20 Dreikurs, Rudolf, 1945-5713-21 Drinan, Robert F., 1972-7713-22 Dubois Memorial Committee, 196413-24 Dunn, John; Federated Press, 1942-4313-25 Dunn Robert W., 1927-7113-23 duVon, Jay, 1931

13-26 East, P.D., 1968-7113-27 Eby, Kermit, 1942-5313-28 Edelman, John, 1929-3113-29 Edwards, Don, 1965


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13-30 Egnal, Freda, 196213-31 Ellenbogen, Henry, 193213-32 Elmer, Jerry, 1971-7513-33 Elwell, Sutton Lawrence, 1958-7613-34 Encyclopedia Britannica, 192813-35 Engler, Robert, 1963-6413-36 Erdman, David, 194113-37 Evans, Peter B., 1972

13-38 Fair Play for Cuba Comm., 1960-6113-39 Falcón, Jorge, 1960s-70s13-40 Falkowski, Edward, 1928-4913-41 Farrell, Frank, 197113-42 Fast, Howard, 195613-43 Federated Press, 1928-5613-44 Feinstein, Alan Shawn, 197313-45 Fenstermaker, Bebe, 1976-8213-46 Fisher, Naomi; Federated Press, 195513-47 Fleisher, Henry C., 1941-5313-48 Flynn, Elizabeth, 195113-49 Fogarty, John F., 196013-50 Forand, Aime J., 1958-6013-51 Foster, Thomas, 1971

13-52 thru 57 Fox, Jessie and Wayne, 1919-7013-58 France, Ruth, 196313-59 Frank, Barney, 198213-60 Freeman, Joseph, 193213-61 Fried, Franklin, 195713-62 Friedman, Robert, 1915-1613-63 Fuchs, Len and Rose, 1954-8113-64 Fuller, Jeffrey, 1953

13-65 Gardner, Virginia, 194113-66 Gelt, G.G., 195013-67 Gendral, Fred, 193213-68 Genovese, E.D., 196313-69 Getty Oil Co., 195913-70 Gillmoor, Daniel S., 1953-5913-71 Ginger, Ann F., 1967-8313-72 Gingrich, Arnold, 1938-3913-73 Gojack, John T., 196013-74 Goldberg, Alan, 196213-75 Goldberg, Harvey, 1954-5913-76 Goodman, Fred L., 1952-5313-77 Gore, Albert Sr., 197013-78 Graham, Charles G., 1955-5613-79 Green Edith, 196513-80 Greene Frank E., 197313-81 Greene, William M., 1968-6913-82 Greenfield, Peggy, 1931


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13-83 Greenspan, Richard, 1940-6213-84 Gregory, Glenn, 1953-5513-85 Grubiow, Leo, 1932-3313-86 Guernsey, George, 1940-52

13-87 H--?, Beatrice, 1931-3213-88 Haag, Sophia, 194613-89 Haas, Saul and Jessie, 1921-3213-90 Haberman, Roberto, 1930-31

13-91 thru 94 Haessler, Carl and Midred, 1922-7313-95 Hale, C. Leslie, 195613-96 Hall, Martin, 195614-5 Hall-Davis Defence Committee, 1965-67

13-97 Hampton, Bessie, 196913-98 Hanna, Shirley, 194013-99 Hansome, Marius, 1946-64

13-100 Hardman, J.B.S., 195114-1 Hargreaves, F. Buckley, 1938-3914-2 Harper, Allan G., 1931-3214-3 Hart, A. Richard, 1952-5314-6 Hart, Hugh M., 195014-7 Hart, Pearl M., 194014-8 Hartley, Livingston, 1959-6414-9 Haskins, Loyd A., 1959

14-10 Haug, Marie, 1957-6114-11 Heisler, Francis, 1964-7614-12 Heldman, Ho, 191914-13 Herma, T., 1917-1814-14 Hicks, Granville, 194014-15 Highlander Folk School, 1941-7514-16 Hill, Al, 197714-17 Hill, Creighton, 1931-3214-18 Hill, Earnest, 1931-3314-19 Hispanic American Society, 196414-20 Holderman, Carl, 193214-21 Hollowwa, Bob, 1948-4914-22 Holton; Virginia Gov., 197314-24 Hover, Ernest J., 191614-23 Howells, John N.M., 1953-5814-25 Huberman, Leo, 1946-6814-26 Hull House, 1940-4414-27 Hutchins, Grace, 1928-6314-28 Hyson, Herbert, 1966-67

14-29 Imbrie, Helen, 1968-7314-30 In These Times, 1976-8214-31 Independent Voters League, 195314-33 Indiana Civil Liberties Union, 196014-35 International Cooperative Petroleum Assn., 1956-6514-34 International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers, 1934-55


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14-38 Jacques, Norman J., 197614-39 Jagan, Cheddi, 196314-40 Jenkins, Clive, 196014-41 Jewish Cultural Clubs of Chicago, 1972-7314-42 Jewish People's Forum, 1961-6814-43 John Day Co., 1949-5214-45 Johnson, Lyndon B., 196514-46 Johnson, Oakley, 1960-7114-44 Jonathan Cope/Harrison Smith Publishers, 1932

14-47 thru 58 Jones, Hays, 1917-7514-59 Jones, Hays, n.d.14-60 Jones, Rosamond, 1963-7514-62 Jones, William, 194114-63 Josephson, Matthew, 1953-69

15-1 Kachani, Ahmedi, 195915-2 Kalish, Sam, 196415-3 Kaminsky, Herschel, 195715-4 Keating, Edward, 1931-5015-5 Keddie, Wells H., 195815-6 Keller, Belle Taub, 193115-7 Keller, James, 195615-8 Kenin, Same and Anne, 1956-5715-9 Kent, Rockwell, 1958

15-10 Kerby, Frederick M., 193215-11 Kirstein, Elinor, 1954-6215-12 Knight, O.A., 1946-5215-13 Koch, Lucien, 193115-14 Kocialkiwski, Leo, 1940-4115-15 Kolkin, Miriam; Federated Press, 1944-5415-16 Komorowski, Conrad, 1937-7215-17 Kraus, Henry, 195415-18 Kreves, Eugene W., 195715-19 Kunstler, William M., 1958

15-20 L-?, E.J.; Brookwood, 1928-2915-21 Labor Age, 1928-2915-22 Labor's Daily, 195515-23 Labor's Non-Partisan League, 194015-24 LaBudde, Margaret; American League for Peace and Democracy, 193815-25 Lamont, Corliss, 1931-7515-26 Lappidduccio, 1918-1915-27 Larke, Alfred G., 194415-28 Latimer, Ira, 1938-4315-29 Latin America Research Bureau, 1952-5415-30 Lattimore, Omen, 195615-31 Lavin, José Domingo, 1957-6715-32 Lawyers Military Defense Committee, 1973-7515-33 League for Industrial Democracy, 1927-56


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15-34 League for Mutual Aid, 1927-7015-35 League of American Writers, 1935-4215-36 Lee, Bonnie and J.A., 1969-7315-37 Leishman, William, 193215-38 Lens, Sidney and Shirley, 1955-6215-39 Lewin, Ed, 196215-40 Liberation, 1964-7615-41 Licht, Frank, 1970-7115-42 Lloyd, Christopher, 198015-43 Lloyd, David, 1936-5415-46 Lloyd, Madge, 1932-5515-44 Lloyd, Mary, 1931-5815-45 Lloyd, Paulette and Philip, 1968-6915-47 Lloyd, William Bross, Jr., 1930-8115-48 Lomask, Milton, 196215-49 Lovestone, Jay, 1927-3215-50 Lubka, Lewis, 1977-8015-51 Lucas, David Randall, 197315-52 Lucas, Wingate, 194715-53 Luce, David Randall, 197315-54 Lundberg, Ferdinand, c. 1930s15-55 Luscomb, Florence H., 1953-7815-56 Lussenhop, Ray, 1940-4115-57 Lynd, Stoughton, 1970-7215-58 Lynn, Conrad S., 196515-59 Lyons, Barrow, 1936-5215-60 Lyttle, Bradford, 1967-77

15-61 MacDougall, Curtis D., 1961-8315-70 Magil, Abe, 195615-71 Majors, T. Louis and Alma, 196215-72 Marburg, Theodore, 1942-4415-73 March of Labor, 1951-5518-41 Mark Swetland, 1969-7115-74 Marsh, Benjamin C., 1930-5015-75 Marshall, Dorothy, 1964-7015-76 Martin, Laurence and Sylvia, 1940-4415-77 Mattern, E. Carl, 1953-5415-78 Mauritzen, Thorwald G., 1945-4715-79 Maverick, Estate; brother George, 1953-7515-80 Maverick, Maury, 193215-81 Mazey, Ernest, 1956-6115-62 McAvoy, Clifford and Muriel, 1956-5715-63 McDowell, Arthur G., c. 1931-3315-64 McGovern, George, 1970-7315-66 McLaughlin, Muriel, 194915-67 McLoney, Barbara 1920s15-68 McNeil, Paul J., Jr., 1972-7815-69 McSurely, Al and Margaret, 1967-6915-82 Medeiros, Carol and Matthew, 1960-82


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15-83 Medical Bureau and North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy,1938-39

15-84 Meeker, Thomas, 194115-85 Mercer, Lyle, 1961-7815-86 Merit Publishers, 196915-87 Middleton Public Schools, 196715-88 Midwest Committee for Protection of Foreign Born, 195615-89 Militant Labor Forum, 1964-6715-90 Millar, John H., 193915-91 Millard, Betty, 196015-92 Miller, Edward, 193115-93 Miller, Helen Rand, 1959-6215-94 Miner, Theodore, 193215-95 Minority of One, 1966-7615-96 Minton, Bruce, 1940-4115-97 Modesto, Zapata, 1964-6615-98 Mondale, R. Lester, 1939-5415-99 Monthly Review, 1952-53

15-100 Moody, J. Carroll, 196515-101 Morgan, James and Billye, 195615-102 Moseley; Federated Press, 192715-103 Moskowitz, Charlotte, 193115-104 Mosquera, Bernardino, 1951-5515-105 Most, Amicus, 193215-106 Mufson, Israel, 1928-2915-107 Murphy, Richard, 193215-108 Murray, Jesse George, 1940-4215-109 Muselin, Peter A., 193115-110 Muste, A.J., 1928-29

15-111 Naff, Stephen, 1923-2515-112 Nation, The, 1931-5515-113 National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, 1973

16-1 thru 5 National Committee Against Repressive Legislation, 197315-114 thru 116 National Committee Against Repressive Legislation, 1973

16-6 thru 7 National Committee Against Repressive Legislation, 1975-7616-8 National Committee Against Repressive Legislation, 1981

16-15 National Committee for New Politics, 196716-10 thru 14 National Committee to Abolish HUAC, 1960-7016-16 thru 20 National Committee to Abolish HUAC, 1967-70

16-21 National Council to Repeal the Draft, 197316-22 National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 1953-7116-23 National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 196716-24 National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, 1971-8116-25 National Guardian, 1951-6716-26 National Lawyers Guild, 195616-27 National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 196716-28 Nazoa, Julia, 1961-6216-29 Nearing, Scott, 1932, 196316-30 New America, 1936-38


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16-31 New Democratic Coalition of Rhode Island, 196916-32 New England Committee for Non-Violent Action, 1965-7016-33 New Majority Publishing Co., 197616-34 New Masses, 1940-4316-36 New World Review, 196116-37 New York Council to Abolish HUAC, 1961-6416-35 Newspaper Guild, 194416-38 Niagara Frontier Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights, 196416-39 Noring, Nina, 1966-6716-40 North, Joseph, 1939-4416-41 Norton, Helen, 1928

16-43 O'Casey, Branson, 195816-46 O'Connor, Blanche, 1954

16-44 thru 45 O'Connor, Blanche Quick, 1919-3017-11 O'Connor; Family, 1970s-80s

17-1 thru 8 O'Connor, Jessie Lloyd, 1929-8317-9 O'Connor, Kathleen, 1950-83

17-10 O'Connor; Mother, 1916-2317-13 O'Connor, Stephen and Kathleen, 1952-5817-12 O'Connor, Stephen and Lucy, 1952-8214-61 O'Connor?, Sue and Ron, 1962-6817-14 O'Connor, Tom, 1927-39, 1953-6517-15 O'Hare, Francis Patrick, 1931-5616-42 Oak, Liston, 193217-16 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union, 1955-5817-17 Oil Workers International Union, 1944-5517-18 Olivereau, Louise, 1917-2017-19 Olsen, Elizabeth Oluf, 1965-6617-20 Ottinger, Richard L., 196817-21 Ozug, Charles, 1972

17-22 Palmer, Frank L., 1931-4117-23 Papish, Robin Lloyd, 1960-6317-24 Papworth, John, 1958-5917-25 Parkhurst, Minnie E., 196817-26 Parmelee, Maurice and Ruth, 1942-5817-27 Pass, Joseph, 1931-7717-28 Pastore, John O., 1958-7617-29 Patrick, Colleen, 197617-30 Pauling, Linus, 1962-6317-31 Paz, Frank X., 194617-32 Peace Publications, 196017-33 Peck, Sidney and Louise, 1976-7717-34 Pell, Claiborne, 1961-7817-35 People's League of Temple Beth El, 195117-36 People-to-People Communications International, 197617-37 Pepper, Claude, 198017-38 Perlo, Victor, 1954-5717-39 Pettus, Terry and Bert, 1962


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17-40 Phelps, E.E. and Faye, 1948-5517-41 Philipovich, ?, 193117-42 Plainfield Joint Defense Committee, 1969-7317-43 PM Daily, 194417-44 Polkabla, Nicholas, 193217-47 Polymarphaus, Sam, 192217-45 Porter, Charles O., 1976-8017-46 Potemkin Collective, 1970s17-48 Preece, Harold and Celia, 1945-4617-49 Pretshold, Karl, 1928-3317-50 Price, William, 1959-6717-51 Progressive, The, 1960s-7517-52 Provjansky, Jed, 197517-53 Putney School, 1948

17-54 Quick, Bill, 1920

17-55 Rabinowitz and Boudin, 1958-7617-56 Rackliffe, Jack, 1962-6617-57 Rahill, William Allen, 195317-62 Raible, Robert, 194617-58 Rand, Robert, 1941-4217-59 Randolph, Robert, 1965-6617-60 Rauh, Joseph L., 195717-61 Raushenbush, Stephen, 1931-3217-63 Reed, Fernanda W., 193217-64 Reeve, Carl and Ann, 1973-7717-65 Reichard, Hugh, 195117-66 Reid, Paul, 1939-4017-67 Reinthaler, Eric J., 1958-5917-68 Reuben, William J., 196817-69 Rhode Island Alternative Press, 1981-8217-70 Rhode Island Bail Fund, 197117-71 Rhode Island Humanist Assn., 1964-6617-72 Rhode Island Labor History Forum, 1970s17-73 Richards, Alice, 196217-74 Ride, Gladys, 194117-75 Rippy, Merrill, 196217-76 Riskin, Ben and Paula, 1939-4617-77 Robbins, Phyllis, 192817-78 Roberts, Holland, 196017-79 Robison, Ruth L., 194517-80 Rochester, Anna, 1928-3217-81 Rogers, Lalla; Rookh, 1929-3117-82 Rooney, James, 195417-83 Roosevelt, Franklin D.; from O'Connor; unsigned, 193117-84 Rose, Rose, 1958-6917-85 Rosen, Sidney, 1941-4517-86 Rostow, Eugene V., 1948-4917-87 Roth, Herick, 1954


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17-88 Rubinzahl, 1932-3317-89 Ruppe, Philip E., 196817-90 Rural Farmers Co-op, 1981-8217-92 Russell, Bertrand, 1966-6817-93 Russell, Ralph and Margaret, 1962-8317-94 Russell, Richard H., 197317-95 Ruttenberg, Harold, 1934-5917-96 Ryan, William F., 1965

17-97 Sadler, Samuel V., 192117-99 Sargent, Porter, 1938-44

17-100 Sauer, Nora, 1941-4317-101 Savary, Jacques, 1960-6317-102 Saxton, Sandy, c. 1940s17-103 Scales, Junius, 195817-104 Schiffer, Samuel, 1958-6517-91 Schneirov, Maurice, 1932-7718-1 Schuette, Oswald F., 193218-2 Scientific American, 1961-6218-3 Seeger, Pete and Toshi, 196018-5 Seibel, Jule, 1931-8318-6 Seigle, Octavio, 193118-8 Seldes, George, 1940-4518-7 Seller, Richard H., 194318-4 Seman, Ernest, 1940s-70s18-9 Shelton, Henry, 1980-83

18-10 thru 12 Shields, Art and Esther Lowell, 1919-8218-13 Shipley, Miriam, 1954-7118-14 Shonigar, Barney, 1961-6218-15 Simon, Fanny, 1930-3218-16 Skyscrapers, Inc., 1970-77318-17 Slattery, Harry, 193218-18 Small, Charles, 197718-19 Smiley, Charles, 196718-20 Smith, Bernard, 194018-21 Smith, T.V., 194018-22 Smith, Vern, 193218-23 Socialist Forum, 1956-5818-24 Socialist Review, 198014-4 Socialist Scholars Conf., 1965-66

14-32 Southern Christian Leadership Council; Rhode Island, 196514-36 Southern Conference Educational Fund, 195814-37 Southern Poverty Law Center, 197316-9 Southern Summer School for Women Workers in Industry, 1927-28

18-25 Southern Woodcutters Assistance Project, 198018-26 Spanish Civil War Anniversary Committee, 196218-27 Spock, Benjamin, 197117-98 St. Germain, Bernard J., 1966-7318-28 Stavis, Morton, 1957-7718-29 Steinmetz, Dorris and Harry C., 1965-66


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18-30 Stewart W.A.W., 1977-7818-31 Stone, J.F., 1952-8118-32 Stone, Marc, 1941-4218-33 Strong, Anna Louise, 1929-6718-34 Strong, Sydney Dix, 193118-36 Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee, 196318-35 Students for a Democratic Society, 196918-37 Studies on the Left, 196018-38 Sugar, Maurice, 193218-39 Swabeck, Arne, 1956-6418-40 Sward, Keith, 1936-8318-42 Syjatz, Lydia, 1972

18-43 Taber, Robert, 196318-44 Tanzer, Mark, 1971-7218-45 TASS (U.S.S.R.), 194418-46 Taylor, Glenn, 194918-47 Taylor, James, 197118-48 Taylor, Robert Gray, 193218-49 Teachers Union of the City of New York, 1953-6218-50 Teller, Sidney A., 1931-3218-51 Thomas, Jack, 196618-52 Tiernan, Robert O., 1970-7118-53 Tippett, Thomas, 192918-54 Todd, Alden, 1952-5818-55 Todd, Laurence, 1925-3218-56 Toohey, Pat and Family, 1927-2918-57 Tori, Ray, 1943-4418-58 Tyson, Helen Glenn, 1931

18-66 U.S. Committee for the Carabanchel 10, 197318-67 U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 196718-68 U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, 196218-69 U.S. Dept. of Justice, 1959-7318-70 U.S. Dept. of the Navy, 196918-60 U.S.S.R., 195718-59 Union of Democratic Control, 1958-6218-61 United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America, 1955-6118-62 United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America, 194418-63 United Farm Workers; Rhode Island, 197618-64 United National Independence Party of Northern Rhodesia, 1961-6218-65 United Packinghouse Workers of America, 1945-5418-71 Uphaus, Willard, 1954-8118-72 Urmey, Ralph Brainerd, 1931

18-73 Van Arkel, Gerhard P., 1953-5418-74 Van Fleiss, Norah, 1976-8218-75 Veenis, Yrbrand, 1959-6618-76 Verlag, Heinrich Scheffler; GMB & H Co., 1963-6518-77 Vietnam Day Comm., 1965


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18-78 Vietnam Veterans Against the War, 197318-79 Villefosse, Louis de, 196418-80 Villegas, Jorge A., 1968-7618-81 Vining, Kay, 1950s18-82 Vorse, Mary Heaton, c. 1931

18-83 Walden, Lindsay D., 1951-5318-84 Walker, W. Danforth, 1971-7318-85 Walkin, Frank, 192018-86 War Resisters League, 1968-7318-87 Ward, Frank Garrett, 194018-88 Warne, Colston E., 1931, 1953-6018-89 Washington Coalition for a National Health Program, 198118-90 Watkins, Ralph J., 193118-91 Watts, Clare de V., 1937-4418-92 Wayne State University, 194118-93 Wear, Richard, 197218-94 Weber, F. Palmer, 1946-5218-95 Wellington Books, 195918-96 Wendover, R.F., 1964-6518-97 Weston, Hugh, 195118-98 Wetter, Pierce T., 1931-3218-99 Wilkinson, Cragun, and Barker, 1962

18-100 Wilkinson, Frank, 1954-8218-101 Williams, Claude, 195318-102 Williams, Robert, 1939-4518-103 Wilson, Edwin H., 1940-4718-104 Wilson, H., 1975-7618-105 Windsor Mountain School, 1961-7518-106 Winstead, Ralph D., 1929-5718-107 Wirtz, Bob, 1939-4018-108 Wohl, Harry, 1939-7618-109 Wolfe, Bertram D., 1926-3118-110 Wolinsky, Edith, 1940-4318-111 Woodruff, Catherine, 193018-112 Woodward, Marshall M., 1982-8318-113 Workers Defense League, 1973-8018-116 Workers Schools in Western Penn., 193718-114 World Books, 196118-115 Worldover Press, 195218-117 Worthy, William, 198118-118 Wright, Tom, 193918-119 Wynnes, Edith, 1955

18-120 Yablonsky, Ben, 194018-121 York Gazette and Daily, 196018-122 Young, Stephen M., 1960

18-123 Zeitlin, M., 196618-124 Ziegner, W.A., 1920s


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18-125 Zoet, Mimi, 1962


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SERIES III

19 Guggenheims, by O'Connor; clippings and corr., 193719 Meserole, Darwin J.; National Unemployment League, 1908-3919 Steel Dictator, by O'Connor; clippings and corr., 1935-36

20 Empire of Oil, by O'Connor; clippings and corr., 1955-5720 House Un-American Activities Comm.; clippings and corr., 1950s20 Various topics, including HUAC and Revolution in Seattle, by O'Connor;

clippings and corr., 1950s-70s

21 History of the Oil Workers International Union, by O'Connor; clippings and corr., 1945-51

21 Various topics, including books and HUAC; clippings and corr., 1950s-60s

22 House Un-American Activities Comm.; clippings, 1950s-60s22 Mellon's Millions, by O'Connor; clippings, 193322 Mellon's Millions, by O'Connor; clippings, 1930s22 Various topics; oil, civil liberties, O'Connor reviews, 1965-73

23 House Un-American Activities Comm. trial; clippings, 1954-5523 House Un-American Activities Comm.trial; clippings, corr., 195323 Oil business; clippings, 1940s-50s

24 Astors, The; clippings, 194124 Various topics, including oil business and HUAC; clippings, 1950s

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