MCC

• CMCC : F. J. Patrick McCartney: Manuscripts 1933-1974


• CMCC 1-3/ Series : Correspondence Files 1933-1971
• CMCC 1/1 Folder : Correspondence Before 1937 [1933-1942]
  Material includes: a summary of group discussions of the "N.E. Leisure Time Clubs," a union newspaper date 1942; a copy of the case of "International Union, United Automoblie Workers of America Against the 15 Suspended Members of the International Executive Board."
• CMCC 1/2 Folder : Correspondence 1937
  Material includes: organization of the International Union, United Automobile Workers of America; copy of the 1937 agreement between Chrysler Corporation and the above stated union.
• CMCC 1/3 Folder : Correspondence 1938
  Correspondence deals with and includes: campaign letters and handbills; Communist Party membership books; Pat McCartney's trial on "conduct unbecoming a Union man" before the UAWA Plymouth Local #51 Trial Board; copy of a subpeona issued to McCartney to appear before the House of Representatives' Special Committee on Un-American Activities. Correspondents include: E.J. Lambert, recording secretary with the United Automobile Workers of America (UAWA); Pete McGavin; Francis A. Henson, Administrative Assistant to the President of the UAWA; Leo Lamotte, President of Local #51 UAWA; Ora Gasaway, United Mine Workers; Homer Martin, International President UAWA; and George T. Goff, President Local #232 United Mine Workers of America.
• CMCC 1/4 Folder : Correspondence 1939
  Correspondence deals with: Patrick McCartney's role on the Executive Board of the International Union, UAWA; McCartney's role as President of the Plymouth Local #51 in areas including the Chrysler Corporation. Correspondents include: C.C. Rowles, Labor Relations Supervisor, Chrysler Corporation; Homer Martin, International President of the International Union UAWA; and Gerald L.K. Smith, National Chairman of the Committee of 1,000,000.
• CMCC 1/5 Folder : Correspondence 1940
  Correspondence deals with: the case involving Michigan Unemployment Compensation; the strike at the Osborn Cement Plant; the resignation of Homer Martin as President of the International Executive Board of the International Union, UAWA and the resulting succession of Irvan Cary to this position; McCartney's work with the Chrysler Corporation. Correspondents include: William Breen, President AFL; Wm.E. Dowell, Director of General Motors Dept. UAWA-AFL; Irvan Cary, International President of the International Union, UAWA; and Homer Martin, former President of the International Union, UAWA.
• CMCC 1/6 Folder : Correspondence 1941
  Correspondence deals with: the Olan Mills Strike; the J.B. Linker situation at the Wabash Portland Cement Company; the reorganization of band instrument plants in Indiana and the establishment of the National War Labor Board; newspaper clippings and a copy of the agreement between the Wabash Portland Cement Company and the United Cement, Lime & Gypsum Workers International Union. Correspondents include: Frank P. Fenton, Director of Organization, AFL; Coleman Claherty, organizer, AFL; William Green, President, AFL; and Jerry Aldred, Secretary-Treasurer of the International Union, UAWA.
• CMCC 1/7 Folder : Correspondence 1942
  Correspondence deals with: McCartney's work as Labor Consultant with the Office of Civilian Defense and other matters such as the Steel Workers' triumphant pay raise under the War Production Board. Correspondents include: Frank P. Fenton, Director of Organization, AFL; Irvan Cary; and Paul E. George, Secretary of Federal Labor Union No. 20186, B & W Local.
• CMCC 1/8 Folder : Correspondence 1943
  Correspondence deals with: the organizing of the Ross Gear & Tool Company in Indiana, the Hoosier Crown Corporation in Indiana, the Superior Tool & Die Shop and other Machine Shops; telegrams, some of which request research and/or surveys (of which there are copies) on the Lafayette Alcoa Plant. Correspondents include: L. Metcalf Walling, Director of Wage and Hour Division, U.S. Department of Labor; Margaret Scattergood, Research Dept. AFL; and Wade Church, President of Arizona Federation of Labor.
• CMCC 1/9 Folder : Correspondence 1944
  Correspondence deals with: the period of time when McCartney was stationed in Hagerstown, MD, and covers a few basic cases such as the Hoosier Crown Federal Labor Union. Correspondents include: George McMahan, Treasurer of Central Labor Union; Hugh Cormley; and Peter G. Noll, Director International Union, UAWA.
• CMCC 1/10 Folder : Correspondence 1945 [1944-1945]
  Material includes: carbon copies of letters McCartney wrote to Mr. Edward Barnard concerning Communist material he had lent to Barnard and wished to have returned to him.
• CMCC 1/11 Folder : Correspondence 1946
  Material includes: newspaper clippings and a report on the Delta County Road Case made by Victor A. Johnson, Chairman of the American Legion Investigation Committee.
• CMCC 1/12 Folder : Correspondence 1947 [1947-1949]
  Correspondence deals with: the organizing of the Loose Wiles Sunshine Plant in Michigan; the National Labor Relations Act; some newspaper articles and personal cards and letters. Correspondents include: Herman Winter, International President of the Bakery & Confectionery Workers; J.N. Cummings, organizer AFL; Mayor Kenneth Crawford of Owosso, Michigan; Arnold Alsteen, AFL Drivers Union.
• CMCC 1/13 Folder : Correspondence 1948
  Correspondence deals with: new assignments and successions of various members of the AFL; letters of gratitude and appreciation for McCartney's work. Correspondents include: William Green, President of the AFL; Matthew Woll, chairman of the International Labor Relations Dept. & Free Trad Union Committee, AFL; D.W. Tracy, International President of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; Leo George, President of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks; W.T. Leeper, International Organizer with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
• CMCC 1/14 Folder : Correspondence 1949
  Correspondence deals with: general organizational campaigns (i.e. Steel Plant in Detroit which resulted in failure) and include general organizational reports; instructions for a parade and a program from the celebration of Truman Day in Minnesota; newspaper clippings; a one year Life Insurance Policy of McCartney's. Correspondents include: Harry E. O'Reilly, Director of Organization, AFL; D.W. Tracy, International President of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
• CMCC 1/15 Folder : Correspondence 1950
  Correspondence deals with: different assignments of Patrick McCartney such as the organization of the Pontiac State Hospital Employees in Wisconsin and the resulting affiliation of many Michigan groups into the SCME; charter application of membership of groups under the Michigan Federation of Labor; various newspaper clippings. Correspondents include: J.N. Cummings, AFL Regional Director; Arnold Zander, President AFSCME International; Gordon W. Chapman, International Secretary-Treasurer of the AFSCME; Harry E. O'Reilly, Director of Organization, AFL; William D. Gunn, Director of Legal and Research Division of the Minnesota State Federation of Labor; Arlo A. Strohpaul, Secretary of the Grand Rapids Federation of Labor; Albert E. Cobo, Mayor of Detroit; Frank Edwards, Commentator, Mutual Broadcasting System.
• CMCC 2/1 Folder : Correspondence 1951
  Correspondence deals with: McCartney's assignments and work with the AFSCME in Detroit along with other areas of organization; Wage Stabilization Board reports; news articles on Bay City Schools; an autobiography of McCartney to be used in a Labor Day celebration in West Virginia; letters of appreciation and praise for McCartney's assistance in local unions. Correspondents include: Arnold Zander, International President of American Federation of State, County and Municiapl Employees (AFSCME); Gordon W. Chapman, International Secretary-Treasurer AFSCME; Alvin H. Ruthenbert, AFSCME; Jessie I. Baxter, President, Michigan Federation of Teachers; Harry E. O'Reilly, Director of Organization AFL; Pauline Eisinger, President of Michigan Federation of Women's Auxiliaries of Labor; Volney Andrews, Secretary-Treasurer, WV State Federation of Labor; and William Green, President AFL.
• CMCC 2/2 Folder : Correspondence 1952 [1951-1952]
  Correspondence deals with: matters such as the Annual Conference of the Missouri Valley Development Trades and Labor Council; information on the Badger Ordnance Campaign; copy of the AFL 1952 Yearly Organizational Report. Correspondents include: Harry E. O'Reilly, Director of Organization AFL; J. Howard Hicks, Secretary-Treasurer, Office Employees International Union; William Green, President AFL; Albert M. Witzling, Secretary-Treasurer, Mo. Valley Dev. Trades & Labor Council.
• CMCC 2/3 Folder : Correspondence 1953 [1952-1953]
  Correspondence deals with: various organizational opportunities in Michigan and the part McCartney plays in the campaigns; United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union; Aetna Cement Plant election in Michigan. Correspondents include: Harry E. O'Reilly, Director of Organizaiton AFL; William Schoenberg, General President of United Cement, Lime & Gypsum Workers International Union; Peter M. McGavin, Assistant to Director of Organization, AFL; Toney Gallo, General Secretary-Treasurer for United Cement, Lime & Gypsum Workers International Union; and Lawrence Taub, 7th Gen. Vice President of the same.
• CMCC 2/4 Folder : Correspondence 1954
  Correspondence includes: a letter of thanks for McCartney's support in Patrick McNamara's Senate campaign; letter requesting McCartney's assistance in an NLRB hearing. Correspondents include: Patrick McNamara, candidate for U.S. Senator; Harry Pulver, Michigan State Carpenters' Council.
• CMCC 2/5 Folder : Correspondence 1955
  Correspondence includes: letters of thanks and appreciation for McCartney's speeches and contributions in various areas. Correspondents include: Raymond J. Murphy, Business Law Prof. at Wayne State University in Detroit; George W. Dean, President of Michigan Federation of Labor; Thomas Roumell, Regional Director, NLRB.
• CMCC 2/6 Folder : Correspondence 1956
  Correspondence includes: a program from the dedication ceremony of the "Home of American Labor" which houses the AFL-CIO offices in Washington, DC; various thank-yous for gifts and aid from McCartney. Correspondents include: G. Mennen Williams, Governor of Michigan; Raymond J. Murphy, Wayne State University; Sean (Pat) Monk, V-P Watchmaker's Guild.
• CMCC 2/7 Folder : Correspondence 1957
  Correspondence includes: various newspaper articles; letters of thanks for McCartney's aid; invitation to the governor's inaugural ceremonies in Lansing, Michigan. Correspondents include: John F. Schreier, Assistant Director of Organization; Robert Pisarski, Attorney in Michigan.
• CMCC 2/8 Folder : Correspondence 1958
  Correspondence includes: various Christmas cards from personal and business relations; a large number of letters of congratulations on McCartney's promotion to Assistant Regional Director; letters of appreciation for various forms of aid; a variety of election handbills; and a brief informational letter on the Michigan State AFL-CIO Merger Convention. Correspondents include: A.V. Brashear, V-P & Manager of Operations at Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.; Charles R. Smith, Director of AFL-CIO Region #20; George Meany, President AFL-CIO; Raymond J. Murphy, Prof. CIO Labor Council of Kent County; Peter Schoemann, General President of the U.A. of Journeymen & Apprentices of the Plumbing & Pipe Fitting Industry.
• CMCC 2/9 Folder : Correspondence 1959
  Correspondence includes: a letter from the Ambassador of Pakistan and a few various newspaper clippings. Correspondents include: Aziz Ahmed, Ambassador of Pakistan.
• CMCC 2/10 Folder : Correspondence 1960 [1959-1960]
  Correspondence includes: the Sugar Workers' International Convention; invitations to various convention; Regional Director's Bulletins; a few thank-you notes for Christmas remembrances given by McCartney; personal letter of thanks for McCartney's work on John F. Kennedy's election campaign. Correspondents include: John F. Kennedy; Peter McGavin, Assistant to President George Meaney, President AFL-CIO; John W. Livingston, Director of Organization; William F. Schnitzler, Secretary-Treasurer: AFL-CIO.
• CMCC 2/11 Folder : Correspondence 1961
  Correspondence includes: a letter given by McCartney to Business students at Wayne State University; complimentary letters of appreciation for McCartney's work; a Christmas card from the Ambassador of Pakistan; thank-you note from George Meany. Correspondents include: Aziz Ahmed, Ambassador to Pakistan; Raymond J. Murphy, Professor of Business Law at Wayne State University; Charles R. Smith, Director: Region #20, AFL-CIO; George Meany.
• CMCC 2/12 Folder : Correspondence 1962
  Correspondence includes: Regional Director's Bulletin; a letter concerning the progress of an AFL-CIO Merit Scholarship recipient at Wayne State Univ.; various birthday, St. Patrick's Day and Christmas cards. Correspondents include: John W. Livingston; Richard Deverall, Dept. of Education; Peter McGavin, Assistant to George Meany; Aziz Ahmed, Ambassador to Pakistan.
• CMCC 3/1 Folder : Correspondence 1963
  Material includes: a detailed newspaper article on JFK's assassination; program from R.H. Berndt Testimonial dinner. [Berndt was born in South Bend and was affiliated with the Studebaker Corporation.]
• CMCC 3/2 Folder : Correspondence 1964
  Correspondence consists of: letters of thanks for Christmas remembrances given by McCartney and Christmas cards given to McCartney. Correspondents include: William F. Schnitzler; Peter M. McGavin, Miritime Trades Dept., AFL-CIO; George Meany.
• CMCC 3/3 Folder : Correspondence 1965
  Correspondence consists of: complaints about McCartney's actions in violation of the AFL-CIO policy in Indiana; personal letters of thanks for various generosities of McCartney; personal correspondence and cards from family members. Correspondents include: Lane Kirkland, Administrative Assistant to George Meany; Dallas Sells, President of Indiana State AFL-CIO; John W. Livingston, Department of Organization, AFL-CIO.
• CMCC 3/4 Folder : Correspondence 1966
  Correspondence involves: letters to and from the governmor of Minnesota; invitations to campaign dinners; personal cards from family members. Correspondents include: William L. Kircher; Karl F. Rolvaag, Governor of Minnesota; Roger D. Branigan, Governor of Indiana.
• CMCC 3/5 Folder : Correspondence [1967-1968] 1967
  Correspondence includes: a 1967 Regional Directors Bulletin; an analysis and evaluation of the Staff Representatives in Region #10 (under McCartney); correspondence with H.H. Humphrey concerning a speech he was to give at the Indianapolis Athletic Club; personal letters regarding McCartney's recovery after an illness; his son's (Christopher) persent state of health. Correspondents include: William L. Kircher; Director Dept. of Organization, AFL-CIO; Hubert H. Humphrey, Vice-President of the U.S.
• CMCC 3/6 Folder : Correspondence 1968
  Correspondence includes: campaign letters; various letters of dissatisfaction with workers sent to Mr. Kircher. Correspondents include: William L. Kircher, Director of Organization; Roger D. Branigin, Governor of Indiana; Walter F. Mondale, U.S. Senator.
• CMCC 3/7 Folder : Correspondence 1969
  Empty folder.
• CMCC 3/8 Folder : Correspondence 1970
  Material includes: a copy of the newspaper, THE LABOR BEACON dated 2/12/70 with a picture of McCartney as featured speaker at an Installation Meeting of the Lake & Power Counties AFL-CIO Central Labor Union. [Picture taken right before McCartney became seriously ill.]
• CMCC 3/9 Folder : Correspondence 1971
  Includes: copy of hotel receipt in French Lick Indiana.


• CMCC 4/ Subseries : Alphabetical Correspondence A-Z [July 1939-April 1943]
  Correspondence deals with McCartney's role as an AFL organizer and includes: letters of assignment; financial reports on election campaigns and different local organization and organizational drives; strike cases; the Buckeye Bumper Resolution; surveys of business of the AFL; union conditions (in particular those in the Ford plants); some personal matters. Correspondents include: Frank P. Fenton, Director of Organization; Irvan Cary, Pres. of UAW; Coleman Claherty, Organizer; William Green, Pres. AFL; Peter McGavin, Organizer; Peter G. Noll, Director in UAW; Joseph A. Padway, General Counsel (AFL); John Schreier, Organizer (Commercial Telegrapher's Union); Ruth McCartney; and carbon copies of letters from Patrick McCartney.


• CMCC 5-9/ Series : Union Data 1933-1972
• CMCC 5/1 Folder : Correspondence 1933-1935 [1931-1952]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: electric furnace stokes; copy of THE LIBERATOR (publication of the UAW-CIO); picture history of the UAW-CIO; National Standard Warm Air Heating Code; transcript of questioning by Senator LaFollette of Mr. Wechler (1 page). Correspondents include: J. Van Ners Ingran; Oscar F. Ostby; Fred G. Ruppel; William H. Bell.
• CMCC 5/2 Folder : 1937 Plymouth Local [1937-1939]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: case of suspended members Plymouth Local 51, UAW, on charge of Communist domination; suspension of fifteen members of the International Executive Board of UAW; "Black List" of members; miscellaneous list of Plymouth local members; copy of agreement negotiated between Aluminum Company of America and Local Unions of International Unions. Correspondents include: Homer Martin, Arthur Raab.
• CMCC 5/3 Folder : Plymouth Strike, 1937 [1937]
  Includes: circular and printed material concerning strike of Plymouth Local #51, and minutes of Local 51 meetings.
• CMCC 5/4 Folder : Plymouth Local #51 [1942-1943]
  Includes: copies of Local 51 publication BEACON; fliers put out by Local #51.
• CMCC 5/5 Folder : Trial of Pat McCartney, July 6, 1938 [1938]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: trial of McCartney relative to statement he had made concerning certain individuals and coal miners union in Illinois. Correspondents include: Ora Gasaway; Leo Lamotte; Pat McCartney.
• CMCC 5/6 Folder : Labor Day Parade 1938/09
  Folder of photographs [removed to the photograph collection].
• CMCC 5/7 Folder : 1938 [1937-1938]
  Includes: circular for organizers; clippings on Plymouth Local #51; election circular of Labor's Non-Partisan League; reports of grievances and adjustments of Local #51; list of members of Local #51.
• CMCC 5/8 Folder : 1938
  Includes: circulars on union factionalism; election fliers; agenda of Greater Detroit District Council; auditor's report of Greater Detroit District Council; minutes of Detroit Council UAWA; publication of Women's Auxiliary-Detroit Council.
• CMCC 5/9 Folder : 1936-1938
  Includes: election fliers; Constitution of the International Union, UAW; By Laws #51; receipts; special bulletin on the Communist Party and Labor; Information Bulletin.
• CMCC 5/10 Folder : 1939
  Correspondence deals with and includes: McCartney and the National Labor Relations Board; circular letter to Chrysler workers and their affiliation with CIO; Plymouth Local #51, negotiations; referee's decision in matter of appeals of the Chrysler Corporation Employees. Correspondents include: Howard Smith; Irvan Cary, Homer Martin.
• CMCC 5/11 Folder : 1939
  Includes: clippings on Plymouth Strike; Gerald L.K. Smith's Committee of 1,000,000; clippings on Communists and unions; circular to all UAW unions.
• CMCC 6/1 Folder : Buckeye Bumper 1940
  Material includes: handbills; newspaper articles; bulletins and campaign letters involving the organizational dispute in the Buckeye Bumper Plant of GM when deciding between the AFL and the CIO; a copy of the July, 1940, agreement between the GM Corp. and the UAW affiliated with the AFL; statment of per capita tax for January 1940, apparently for Detroit area groups. Correspondents include: Peter G. Noll, regional director, UAW-AFL; Homer Martin, Int' President of the UAW of America; Patrick McCartney.
• CMCC 6/2 Folder : 1941
  Material includes: newspapers, handbills, bulletins and AFL promotional billings, concerning the organization of different unions, a souvenir booklet of the International Convention of the UAW of America (AFL affiliation); a special convention issue of the VOICE OF THE UNION CEMENT, LIME, GYPSUM & ALLIED WORKER. [AFL affiliation]; a print of the AFL logo. Correspondents include: M.R. Ford; Harry Geis; Wm. Green.
• CMCC 6/3 Folder : Ford Campaign 1941
  Material includes: newspaper articles, handbills, fliers and other promotional materials dealing with the campaign to organize the Ford plant, and the resulting dispute between the AFL and the CIO.
• CMCC 6/4 Folder : Newspaper clippings 1942
  Material includes: campaign and organization of the Western Cartridge Company in Alton, Illinois.
• CMCC 6/5 Folder : Western News 1942
  Material includes: copies of small newspapers published by the AFL "in the interests of the Western Cartidge Employees"- propaganda to help push organization with the AFL.
• CMCC 6/6 Folder : Western Cartridge 1942
  Material includes: newsletters published by the AFL to aid in their organization of the Western Cartridge Co. in East Alton, Illinois.
• CMCC 6/7 Folder : Bunzy Case- Western Cartridge 1942
  Material includes: newspapers, letters and notices concerning the organizing within the East Alton Manufacturing Co. and the Chemical Workers Union; the decision of the independent wage earners of the Western Cartridge Co. to reamin independent. Correspondents include: Alphonse Eberle, dean of Law at St. Louis University; Joseph A. Padway, General Counsel, AFL; J.M. Olin, First V-P., Western Cartridge Co.
• CMCC 6/8 Folder : Newark - Ohio; ALCOA News-Views 1943
  Material includes: small newspapers (of the American Aluminum Workers); propaganda and election news of the Newark Aluminum Workers.
• CMCC 6/9 Folder : ALCOA News-Views-Personal 1943
  Material includes: handbills, bulletins and newsletters published by the AFL to encourage the organization of the American Aluminum workers; the eventual victory of the AFL in the ALCOA plants.
• CMCC 6/10 Folder : ALCOA- Lafayette, Ind. 1943
  Material includes: newsletters and handbills concerning the organization of Alcoa plant in Lafayette, Indiana.
• CMCC 6/11 Folder : ALCOA- Lafayette, Ind.- General 1943-1944
  Material includes: telegrams; letters and reports on the negotiation for the Aluminum Plant Workers in Lafayette, Ind.; photos of a man with an injured leg (no explanation); a summary of the International Council of Aluminum Workers Union AFL 1934-1943. Correspondents include: Frank P. Fenton, Director of Organization, AFL; Margaret Scattergood, Research Dept., AFL; Harold Graybill; Hugh Gormley, Regional Director, AFL.
• CMCC 6/12 Folder : American Federationist Magazine 1944
  Material consists of: a single copy of magazine AMERICAN FEDERATIONIST.
• CMCC 7/1 Folder : Upper Peninsula of Michigan - Org. Info.
  Material includes: general information regarding McCartney's work in organizational activities in the Upper Peninsula; addresses of locals in Marquette, Michigan; list of Upper Peninsula locals as of November 1947. Correspondents include: J.N. Cummings, Organizer AFL; Frank Fenton, Director of Organization.
• CMCC 7/2 Folder : Labor Papers 1945-1947
  Material includes: a copy of the agreement between the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Lincoln, Nebraska and the Rubber Workers Federal Labor Union; notes on the AFL Organizational Program in Mason City, Iowa; 1946 Labor Day Program and Yearbook of the Omaha Central Labor Union; various telegrams and letters concerning a variety of organizational activities. Correspondents include: Jim Griebling, President- Trades and Labor Assembly; James T. Jackson, President and General Manager- Mid-West Abrasive, Co.; George Meany, Secretary-Treasurer AFL.
• CMCC 7/3 Folder : Nebraska Anti-Closed Shop Case [1946-1947]
  Material includes: various newspaper clippings and letters concerning the anti-closed shop suit in Lincoln, Nebraska; a copy of the agenda and outline for the Nebraska State Federation of Labor Conference; a copy of the agreement between the Northwestern Iron & Metal Company and the Lincoln Federal Labor Union. Correspondents include Herbert S. Thatcher; Bernard S. Gradwohl, Attorney; Frank Fenton.
• CMCC 7/4 Folder : Miscellaneous 1948, 1949, 1950
  Material includes: newspapers, clippings, pamphlets, convention programs, pictures and letters on a variety of activities (i.e.) accomplishments of the Michigan Thumb Area Organizational Campaign; minutes from the State Conference of Public Employees Campaign Against the Hutchinson Act in Michigan; a copy of the Agreement by and between the Iron Range Building Contractors' Association and the Iron Range Building Trades Council; information on UAW and work done in Jackson Co., Mich.; a folder with organizational material for Grand Rapids, Mich. 1950. Correspondents include: W.H. Foard, Business Manager of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL; R.A. Olson, President of the Minnesota State Fed. of Labor; Louis Koenig; Harry E. O'Reilly, Director of Organization, AFL.
• CMCC 8/1 Folder : Material includes: letters, magazine exerpts, newspaper
  clippings, pictures, handbills, convention minutes and charter applications all dealing with the organization of groups into the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees. Correspondents include: Neil Staebler, Chairman Democratic State Central Committe; Gordon W. Chapman, International Secretary-Treasurer of SCME (State, County, and Municipal Employees); Henry T. Wilson, Administrative Assistant SCME; Louis Segadelli, Pres. Detroit Joint Board united Public Workers, Arnold S. Zander, International Press. SCME.
• CMCC 8/2 Folder : SCME Research Info. [1949-1951]
  Material includes: various types of information regarding organization of groups, such as Sanilar County Road Commission and the Midland County Road Commission; informaiton on the dispute between the Gladwin County Road Commission and the SCME and certain of this local's employees; a copy of the rules and regulations of the Midland County Road Commission.
• CMCC 8/3 Folder : Bay City - SCME [1953]
  Material includes: information regarding the organization of the Bay City, Minicagan, Municipal Employees. Correspondents include: James Hoffa, Pres. Michigan Federation of Labor; Bernard E. O'Neil, steward International Laundry Workers Union AFL; Arnold Zander, International President SCME.
• CMCC 8/4 Folder : Office Workers - Saginaw [1951]
  Material includes: letters, advertisements and newspaper articles concerning the organization of a local union of office workers in Saginaw, Michigan. Correspondents include: Paul R. Hutchings, International President Office Employees International Union; L.G. Nygren, V-P Office Employees International Union; V.O. Corrigan, Organizer AFL.
• CMCC 8/5 Folder : Personal Pat McCartney 1953
  Material includes: a copy of an arbitration between Seitners Brothers, Inc. and Retail Clerks Union.
• CMCC 8/6 Folder : Cement Workers, International [1953]
  Material includes: organization of the Consolidated Cement Co. in Cement City, Michigan, with the United Cement, Lime & Gypsum Workers International Union. Correspondents include: Felix C. Jones, Assis. to the General Pres. of the United Cement, Lime, & Gypsum Workers; Harry N. Casselman, Director NLRB.
• CMCC 8/7 Folder : Merger 12/5/55- New York City 1955
  Material includes: a copy of the U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT containing an article on what the AFL-CIO Merger means; newspaper clippings concerning the merger; a copy of the new constitution of the AFL-CIO; a roll call of the 1955 International Unions; convention issue of New York's LABOR CHRONICLE. Correspondents include: George Meany, Pres. AFL; William F. Schnitzler, Secretary-Treasurer AFL.
• CMCC 9/1 Folder : Unions, Gerrymandering 1957-1959
  Material includes: newspaper clippings on union matters; reprint on gerrymandering.
• CMCC 9/2 Folder : Organizaids [no date]
  Material includes: organization literature designed to help union representatives in the task of organizing, including pamphlets, handbills, advertising slogans and letterheads.
• CMCC 9/3 Folder : Organization Conference, Detroit, Mich., Labor Temple Nov. 17, 1959
  Material includes: a report of the Sub-Committee on Organization; a report on Union membership from the AFL-CIO Research Department; memos and letters on AFL-CIO Conference on Organizing; organizing kit for the Saginaw County AFL-CIO Body.
• CMCC 9/4 Folder : 1960
  Material includes: a November 1960 issue of the OFFICIAL NEWS containing an article on the death of Harry E. O'Reilly, former exec. Secretary-Treasurer of the AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Dept.; a 1960 date book of McCartney's; some correspondence conerning the organization of different locals. Correspondents include: George Meany, Pres. AFL-CIO; Joe Denny, President International Brotherhood of Bookbinders; Aziz Ahmed, Ambassador of Pakistan; George E. Fairchild, Secretary-Treasurer, Building Service Employees' International Union.
• CMCC 9/5 Folder : 1961-1964
  [Empty folder]
• CMCC 9/6 Folder : NLRB Instructions. Landrum-Griffith Law & Material. State [1967-1972]
  & Local Central Bodies-Rules. DALU RULES. Material includes: a copy of the 1971 Suggested Constituion for Local Central Bodies AFL-CIO; a 1961 guidebook for Union Organizers; 1967 Retirement Date (pamphlets, news clippings, newsletters); receipts and instructions from safe, adding machine and mimeograph AB Dick; 1968 Union Expense Reports; dues and membership books; Pension Data and insurance information.
• CMCC 9/7 Folder : Labor Day Material [1967-1969]
  Material includes: speech notes, pamphlets, letters, guidebooks and constitutions [not all material is relative to Labor Day.]


• CMCC 10-21/ Series : Subject Files [1937-1969]
• CMCC 10/1 Folder : Communism
  Material includes: copies of communist membership books; reports on communist meetings and banquet; various newspaper articles (i.e. "Anti-Red," Communist Rallies, etc.); Communist Party Names- names of Communist Union members uncovered at meetings of the Communist groups and lists of CIO leaders who follow Communism; Anti-Communism pamphlets and handbills (i.e. "Join the CIO and Help Build a Better Soviet America"); copies of checks written by members of the United Automobile Workers of America; Communist Party reports.
• CMCC 11/1 Folder : Closed Shop Material [1945-1946]
  Material includes: an address by Patrick McCartney delivered at North Platte, Nebraska voting against the anti-union shop amendment; a speech on the democracy of a union shop given by a war veteran at a Conference of Chaplains; a copy of the proposed anti-union shop amendment and various speeches against it; and a copy of Utah's Right to Work Law.
• CMCC 11/2 Folder : Cronin, Frank
  Correspondence deals with and includes: disputes over McCartney's attitude in dealing with fellow organizers, especially in the case of the harassment and ill-treatment received by Frank Cronin; a summary of the McCartney vs. Cronin dispute. Correspondents include: H.J. McClain, Oil, chemical and Atomic Workers International Union; Frank Cronin; Ed Windham; Marion County CLUC; William Kircher.
• CMCC 11/3 Folder : Sells, Dallas [no date]
  Material includes: newspaper clipping about John A. Ruby, Young Democrats president in [Indiana?] and Dallas Sells, Jr., state AFL-CIO president in [Indiana?].
• CMCC 11/4 Folder : Fenton, Frank P.; Director of Org., AFL [1941-1947]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: correspondence between Frank Fenton and Patrick McCartney concerning various topics such as: McCarney'd induction into the Armed SErvice; campaign expenditures and financial reports; new assignments given to McCartney; the situation in the ALCOA plant in Indiana in 1943; various congratulations on completed organizing drives, reports to Fenton on McCartney's activities, especially those that deal with the ALCOA plant; organizing leaflets; various requests for leave made by McCartney.
• CMCC 11/5 Folder : Fenton, Frank P., Dr. Organization, AFL [1944-1947]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: leave of absence for McCartney; union organizing in upper peninsula of Michigan; conference of organizers. Correspondents include Patrick McCartney, Frank Fenton, John L. Lewis.
• CMCC 11/6 Folder : Field Reps Federation [General Date]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: the Bi-annual Report from the President of the FRF; monthly financial statements; contract proposals from the FRF Regional Committeemens Conference 1972; new FRF Constitution; names and addresses of FRF members; newsletters and bulletins. Correspondents include: Gary Horton, President Field Representatives Federation (FRF); Richard P. Whitney, FRF, Secretary-Treas; L.G. Morgan, V.P. FRF; J.R. Graham, Secretary-Treasurer FRF.
• CMCC 11/7 Folder : Gompers [1938-1950]
  Material includes: a copy of Pope Leo XIII's encyclical letter on the Condition of Labor and Labor Study Club outlines based on said letter; a collection of articles of Samuel Gompers' career and philosophy; various addresses made by men such as Sen. Hubert Humphrey on the appreciation held for Gompers' work; various other articles and pamphlets on Gompers.
• CMCC 11/8 Folder : Green, Wm. President AFL [1942-1950]
  Material includes: correspondence from Green to McCartney on various subjects and assignments; biographical sketch of Green; letters of assignments to McCartney for work in new areas along with letters of appreciation for past work.
• CMCC 11/9 Folder : Green, Wm. [1946-1952]
  Material includes: various editions of an Ohio newspaper on William Green's death; earlier cards to McCartney from Green along with some letters of appreciation to McCartney for his work from Green.
• CMCC 11/10 Folder : Idaho Potato Campaign [1960]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: information regarding the organization of the Potato Processors Union under the American Federation of Grain Millers; bulletins of the Grain Millers and election notices. Correspondents include: J.A. Leveridge, H.A. Schneider; Jack Guinn, Representative of the American Federation of Grain Millers.
• CMCC 11/11 Folder : Indiana-AFL-CIO [1940-1969]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: contract negotiations; elections; tips for organizing; financial report and audit; clippings on individuals at AFL-CIO; employee grievance matter; pensions; National Labor Relation Board Procedures. Correspondents include: Hubert Humphrey, Edward Zebrowcki, Norman Murrin.
• CMCC 12/1 Folder : Iron Range Building Trades Campaign [1943-1949]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: many newspaper articles and letters on Iron Range (Minnesota) organizational campaign; a brief history of the happenings in that area; notes McCartney had written on the subject; a comprehensive report of organization activities among metal miners in Northern Minnesota; minutes from Minnesota State Building Trades Council. Correspondents include: William Green; John F. McCall, Secretary Bldg. Trades; Richard J. Thomas; William Wright, Organizer; Alexander Marks, Organizer; Peter A. Stark, Secretary Hebbing Central Labor Union; Holger Nykanen; R.A. Olson; Harry E. O'Reilly; E.L. Slaughter; Frank J. Thill, President.
• CMCC 13/1 Folder : Labor-General [1952-1954]
  Material includes: general newspaper articles on union and labor matters.
• CMCC 13/2 Folder : Labor Investigations [1957-1958]
  Material includes: newspaper articles; resolutions from the conference of the American Federation of Labor Organizers in DC; copies of "sing-along" song books; biographical speech on Samuel Gompers.
• CMCC 13/3 Folder : Labor Legionnaires [1943-1949]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: newspaper articles;letters and handbills on subjects including, the problems of Veterans and Labor, an article on William Green's start with the Unions, the current constitution of the Communications Workers of America. Correspondents include: George C. Danfield, Secretary National Conference of Union-Labor Legionnaires; Leonard W. Johnson, Labor Conciliator; D.W. Tracy, International President; A.J. Beirne, President of Communications Workers of America.
• CMCC 13/4 Folder : McCartney-General [1955-1963]
  Correspondence deals with and includes: an employment benefit plan review; article on Unemployment Compensation in Mich-State; welfare and pension plans; old obsolete forms used in the organizing process. Correspondents include: R.H. Harris, Business Manager of Charles D. Spencer and Associates; Pat McNamara, Michigan Senator; Reuben Roe.

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