Box 1534

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The financial records of the Newport News Central Labor Council and the building corporation of its Labor Temple: Credits and debts, audits, details related to the use and upkeep of the Temple, and minutes of a Building Stockholders meeting (1919-1921 ledger).

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The financial records of the Newport News Central Labor Council and the building corporation of its Labor Temple: Credits and debts, audits, details related to the use and upkeep of the Temple, and minutes of a Building Stockholders meeting (1919-1921 ledger).

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The financial records of the Newport News Central Labor Council and the building corporation of its Labor Temple: Credits and debts, audits, details related to the use and upkeep of the Temple, and minutes of a Building Stockholders meeting (1919-1921 ledger).

Scope and Content of the Series From the Series:

The financial records of the Newport News Central Labor Council and the building corporation of its Labor Temple: Credits and debts, audits, details related to the use and upkeep of the Temple, and minutes of a Building Stockholders meeting (1919-1921 ledger).

Scope and Content of the Records From the Collection: The records, 1899-1981, of the Newport News Central Labor Council (NNCLC) contain limited correspondence; minutes and financial documents comprise the bulk of the material. Issues present in the correspondence and minutes are affiliation of local unions in the area, delegates, charities, voter registration drives, organizing campaigns, and several instances of charges of racial discrimination or tension between black and white members. Principal correspondents are Richard Joyner, President,...

Scope and Content of the Records From the Collection: The records, 1899-1981, of the Newport News Central Labor Council (NNCLC) contain limited correspondence; minutes and financial documents comprise the bulk of the material. Issues present in the correspondence and minutes are affiliation of local unions in the area, delegates, charities, voter registration drives, organizing campaigns, and several instances of charges of racial discrimination or tension between black and white members. Principal correspondents are Richard Joyner, President,...