Collection: W. Jett Lauck papers, 1900/1952 / Date range: 1924 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection W. Jett Lauck papers, 1900/1952 Date range 1924

Immigration - Press and Publications, 4 folders, 1910/1928 Box 324, Folder 3-6

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Income Tax - Individual and Treasury Department, 2 folders, 1920/1937 Box 325, Folder 3-4

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Industry and Labor - Company Unions and Open Shop, 1921/1928 Box 326, Folder 9

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Industry and Labor - Employee Representation, 4 folders, 1911/1930 Box 327, Folder 1-4

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Industry and Labor - Hours of Labor, includes Eight Hour Day; Five Day Week; and Legislation, 3 folders, 1916/1929 Box 327, Folder 6-8

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Industry and Labor - Industrial Conferences, 5 folders, 1914/1931 Box 328, Folder 6--10

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Industry and Labor - Industrial Control; Industrial Councils; and Industrial Democracy, 3 folders, 1918/1928 Box 329, Folder 3-5

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Industry and Labor - Industrial Relations, 3 folders, 1914/1924 Box 330, Folder 6-8

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Industry and Labor - Industrial Survey, 1915/1927 Box 331, Folder 10

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Industry and Labor – "Labor and Reconstruction" chiefly a typescript by Elisha M. Friedman, 2 folders, 1912/1931 Box 333, Folder 12-13

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