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Consists of four issues of the People Mover newsletter of the American Red Cross (ARC) Southeastern Field Office. Topics are primarily notices of ongoing activities and events for ARC volunteers. Issues are Volume 1, Numbers 2, 8, 9, and 10.

Consists of issues of the Manager's Memo newsletters of the American Red Cross (ARC) Southeastern Field Office and Eastern Field Office, as well as issues of the Manager's Letter newsletter of the Eastern Operations Headquarters that replaced the earlier Field Offices in 1983. Topics include new appointments to Field Office staff positions and committees, fundraising information, and explanations of the 1983 restructuring.

Consists of a July 1981 roster of members of the American Red Cross (ARC) Southeastern Field Office Advisory Council.

Consists of a handbook given to E.T. Kehrer while serving as a member of the Red Cross (ARC) Southeastern Field Office Advisory Council, detailing ARC organizational structure and the responsibilities of Advisory Council members.

Consists of two documents sent to E.T. Kehrer by staff of the American Red Cross (ARC) Southeastern Field Office. The documents comprise a 1978 South Carolina law on payroll deductions for state employees, and a 1980 Independent Sector statement on political campaign activities by nonprofit organizations.

Consists of a 1981 roster of members of the American Red Cross (ARC) Carolinas Division Council, including brief personal descriptions of each member.

Consists of a letter of C.E. Johnson to American Red Cross (ARC) Director of Labor Participation David G. Oliver, giving Johnson's favorable impression of the recently-founded Weather Channel network. Also includes a Weather Channel brochure.

Consists of a 1982 roster of the Board of Governors of the United Way, as well as rosters for the United Way Executive Committee and chairpersons of various United Way national committees.

Consists primarily of correspondence of AFL-CIO Department of Community Services Director Walter G. Davis on issues surrounding the inclusion of right-to-work organizations as funding recipients of the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). Includes several AFL-CIO statements on the CFC and United Way.

Consists of a 1979 Statement of Understanding between the American Red Cross (ARC) and the AFL-CIO Department of Community Services, setting out terms for cooperation between both organizations.

Consists of printed materials primarily related to disputes surrounding the inclusion of right-to-work organizations as funding recipients of the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). Includes documents from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) and the AFL-CIO supporting a boycott of the CFC, and an opinion piece from the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundations (NRWLD) criticizing the AFL-CIO position.

Consists of correspondence of E.T. Kehrer while serving as a member of the American Red Cross (ARC) Southeastern Field Office Advisory Council. Topics include the involvement of state AFL-CIO leaders in discussion of ARC field services policy and planning for ARC panels on labor partnerships.

Consists of miscellaneous newspaper articles forwarded to E.T. Kehrer from the American Red Cross (ARC) Southeastern Field Office. Topics include disaster preparedness, blood donation and services, efforts to expand organized labor in the U.S. south, and the 1981 Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) strike.

Consists of expense vouchers of E.T. Kehrer for travel while serving as a board member of the American Red Cross (ARC) Eastern Operations Headquarters. Also includes a 1984 article on future ARC development and outreach to African Americans and Hispanic Americans.

Consists of an American Red Cross (ARC) document recommending E.T. Kehrer to serve as a volunteer ARC official.

Consists of correspondence of E.T. Kehrer with staff of the Children's Foundation, including a 1978 invitation for Kehrer to join the Foundation's board.

Consists primarily of memoranda of the Children's Foundation regarding the Foundation's legislative efforts in support of food stamps and childhood nutrition programs. Also includes a letter of Children's Foundation Southern Office staff member Anne Sapp criticizing a United States Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) study of food stamp client services in Georgia.

Consists of the Children's Foundation Annual Reports for 1975 and 1976.

Consists of 13 issues of the Children's Foundation newsletter. Issues primarily contain descriptions of current legislation related to food stamps and children's welfare, as well instructions for political mobilization by newsletter readers.

Consists of 18 issues of the Children's Foundation Feed Kids … It's the Law newsletter. Issues contain information on current legislation, court cases, and activist efforts related to school lunch and breakfast programs and other food aid programs serving children.