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UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, Quality Excelsior Coal Company, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 24, Folder 14
UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, Requests for contributions, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 27, Folder 5
UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, Retirement Plans, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 28, Folder 6
UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, Social Security Administration, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 31, Folder 7
UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, Southern Coal and Coke Company, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 24, Folder 19
UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, Southern Coal Producers Association, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 24, Folder 11
UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, Special Centers, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 27, Folder 7
UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, Tunnelton Mining Company, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 24, Folder 6
UMWA Correspondence -- John L. Lewis, UMWA territories, 1946/1972 Box S2/Box 31, Folder 3
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