Office files, 1969-1995

Memo. from IAMAW in D.C about the “Deming Management Method and the IAM Copy of paper on “Personal Exposure Monitoring at U.S. Repeating Arms Corporation New Building,” March 2, 1995 by Jason Pingle, Industrial Hygienist at EnviroMed Services, Inc. In envelopes: Insurance papers, cancelled checks, personal leave of absence for employee Corinne Carmon, personal letters, business letters 1982 IAM Appointment calendar Copy of a letter with “From Union Members – John Reynolds” on envelope, from U.S. Repeating Arms Employees (with signatures appended) to the company protesting “the way we have bee treated in the negotiations our severance package…We ask that in your final negotiations you keep in mind that we stood with you all the way and now we expect the same from you. A fair settlement would be no less than double the severance pay which we believe is owed ti us by language in our contract.” Contract Booklets: July 16, 1964 Agreement bet. Local 609 and Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation; November 11, 1969 and July 16, 1973 agreements bet. Local 609 and Olin Corporation; July 15, 1983 agreement between Local 609 and U.S. Repeating Arms Co. Individual records of vacation pay lost Union pin Pocket folder notebook: “Our Heritage…Our Rights—History, Background, IAM Preamble, Bill of Rights, National Labor Relations Act, Railway Labor Act, Remarks Someone’s handwritten notes on an arbitration case Small notebook with hand notes Notebook with insurance policy’ 2 copies of 1982 Winchester Sporting Arms with picture of John Wayne on the cover IAM POWER Pocket folder with notes from 2005 IAM organizing conference Record book with attendance at meetings Multiple copies of By-Laws changes Inside envelope addressed to Victory Lodge 609 IAM General Fund to John Reynolds’ attention, a small notebook with lists of names of employees with their I.D. numbers