Collection: Frank W. McCulloch papers, 1960/1998 - ARVAS Search Results

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Sojka: undocketed appeal for the limited purpose of determining whether appelant has presented a claim cognizable by the Constitution of the Union, 1979 Box MSS 85-13, Box 46

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Speech and miscellaneous material V.E.A. conference, 1975 Box MSS 85-13, Box 47

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State of Oklahoma Honorary Okie, 1969 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 101 (Carton)

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State of Tennessee Honorary Citizenship Certificate, 1966 Box MSS 85-13e, Box 101 (Carton)

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Statistical information re the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, 1971 Box MSS 85-13, Box 50, Box MSS 85-13, Box 51

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Students Articles. Lewis, Geoffrey D.: "The International Labor Organization and the Polish Independent Labor Movement". Midraelson (sic) Robert N.: "The Polish Labor Crisis of 1980: An Assessment of the Role of the International Labor Organization", 1981/1982 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 90

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Sub-series II: Collective Bargaining for Virginia Education Association

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Sub-series III: Migrant Legal Action Program

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Sub-series I: Public Review Board of the United Automobile Workers (U. A.W.) Labor Relations Review Board (boxes 1-46)

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Sub-series IV: Legal Services Corporation

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