Collection: United Glass and Ceramic Workers of America Local Union No. 2 (Clarksburg, WV) Papers, 1934/1974 / Date range: 1935 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection United Glass and Ceramic Workers of America Local Union No. 2 (Clarksburg, WV) Papers, 1934/1974 Date range 1935

Departmental Issues -- Maintenance and Machine Shops, 1935/1949 Box S2/Box 6, Folder 48

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Departmental Issues -- Wareroom and Packing Depts., 1935/1974 Box S2/Box 9, Folder 62

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Departmental Issues -- Wareroom and Packing Depts., 1935/1974 Box S2/Box 9, Folder 63

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Departmental Issues -- Wareroom and Packing Depts., 1935/1974 Box S2/Box 9, Folder 64

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Departmental Issues -- Wareroom and Packing Depts., 1935/1974 Box S2/Box 9, Folder 65

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Federation of Flat Glass Workers -- Constitution and By-Laws, 1934/1935 Box S4/Box 1, Folder 1

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Minutes -- Board, Committee & Membership Meetings, 1935/1937 Box S1/Box 1, Folder 3

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Plantwide Issues -- Industrial Relations Committee Minutes, 1934/1973 Box S2/Box 2, Folder 12

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Plantwide Issues -- Industrial Relations Committee Minutes, 1934/1973 Box S2/Box 2, Folder 13

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Plantwide Issues -- Industrial Relations Committee Minutes, 1934/1973 Box S2/Box 2, Folder 14

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