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

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Undocketed Appeals:

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United Nations Economic and Social Council. Commission on Human Rights, Report on Poland, 1983 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 90

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United States of America before the National Labor Relations Board, 1978 Box MSS 85-13, Box 46

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USDL, Bureau of International Labor Affairs. Reports, notes, articles. Freedom of Association working papers, 1982 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 91

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USDL-ILO, Forced Labor, Human Rights Assaults, 1982/1984 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 91

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USDL-ILO-TAPILS Meeting1980, USDL-ILO, Tripartite Consultation Convention, 1987/1989 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 91

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USDL Projects, 1984 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 91

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USDL-State Department, USSR Forced Labor, 1982/1983 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 91

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USDL-Tripartite Advisory Panel (re: ratification). U.S.-ILO actions. Restricted, 1980/1981 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 91

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USDL [U.S. Department of Labor]-IMEC Working Party on Standards, USDL-ILO Standards, 1983 Box MSS 85-13d, Box 90

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