Box 14
Contains 48 Results:
Insurance Surety Bond, 1981-1982
LM-2 Forms, 1980-1981
Roster, 1981
[File Folder 23 Title: Rent 1981 Contents: invoices for rent; ledgers of “Air Condition Use” for the summer months of 1981] [handwritten “1981 P.C.T. Statements”] [Roster of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers “corrected up to and including April 1, 1981”]
Tax files, 1981-1982
Office files, 1980-1981
Vacation and vouchers, 1980-1981
[File Folder 31 Title: Vacation Pay 1981 based on 1980 Contents: handwritten “1981 P.C.T. Paid to G. Lodge”; handwritten ledger “Officers Refund for 1981”; W-2 Wage and Tax Statements 1980; handwritten ledger of Vacation Form 1980 Earnings] [File Folder 32 Title: Vouchers 1981 Contents: receipts; handwritten notes of monetary calculations; invoice from “Top Products, Inc.]
Correspondence and bills, 1980
[letter informing the amount of delegates allowed for the Local Lodge with a handwritten note, “Lou, will this help? Corinne”] [File Folder 33 Title: Arbitration Bills 1980- Paid Contents: invoices from Harry B. Purcell, arbitrator, Statement of Arbitrators Fees dated September 5, 1980]
Audit reports, 1980
Audit Report January to June, 1980 CONTENTS: [File Folder 34 Title: Audit Report July 1 to De. 30’80 Contents: Vouchers; Local Lodge Audit Reports] [Local Lodge Audit Reports] [Vouchers]
Average Earnings, 1980
Paid bills, 1980
various invoices, bills and receipts] [File Folder 37 Title: Court Cases Fines Contents: official receipt from State of CT Superior Court; schedule of hearings for July 2, 1980]
Correspondence, 1980
Accountant correspondence, undated
F.X. Conlon
Greater New Haven Central Labor Council, Connecticut State Council of Machinists, and Connecticut State Labor Council, 1979
[File Folder 41 Title: none Contents: per capita tax report] [Directory of IAMAW Local Lodges in Connecticut and MNPL Committees and Chairmen] [CT State Council of Machinists Notice of Change of Address dated October 30, 1979] [File Folder 42-43 Title: none Contents: per capita tax reports]
Bertram Diamond Attorney Fees, receipts and bills, undated
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, Local Lodge 609 (New Haven, Conn.) records, 1956-2006, consist of meeting minutes, correspondence, charters, collective bargaining materials, and financial records. The records consist of office files generated mostly by the union leadership or by various employers. In addition there are some materials from the New Haven Central Labor Union and the Connecticut State Council of Machinists.
Death benefits, 1980
two envelopes containing death certificates and letters in regards to payment of death benefits; letters regarding payment of death benefit; letters in regards to the non-payment of death benefits
Tax records, 1980
[File Folder 46 Title: 941 Tax Form Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return; Federal Tax Deposit of Withheld Income & FICA for Tax Quarter Ending 12/80; letter from Russell G. Bassett in regards to payment of strike benefits for a particular employee dated July 22, 1980; Employer Contribution Return; bank receipts] [File Folder 47 Title: 1980 Contents: envelopes containing letters regarding federal deposit tax penalties; “Circular E: Employer’s Tax Guide”; unemployment notice]
Olin Check-Off Stubs, 1980
[File Folder 48 Title: New England Conf. Of Mach. Credential Contents: “Credentials: New England Conference International Association of Machinsts; Spring Conference Minutes April 19-20, 1980] [File Folder 49 Title: none Contents: Invoices; “Union Initiation Fees” November, June and July 1980 invoice; “609-Dishonor-Disgust-Disgrace Roll” Strikebreaker-Scabs Working]
Grand Lodge paperwork, 1980
Membership correspondence, August 1980
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, Local Lodge 609 (New Haven, Conn.) records, 1956-2006, consist of meeting minutes, correspondence, charters, collective bargaining materials, and financial records. The records consist of office files generated mostly by the union leadership or by various employers. In addition there are some materials from the New Haven Central Labor Union and the Connecticut State Council of Machinists.