Box 2778
Contains 56 Results:
A & P Tea Company, 1962-1969
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Aeroglide Corporation, 1961-1965
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Airways Manufacturers, 1957
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Alexander Smith Carpet Company, 1956-1957
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Allied Chemical Company, 1962-1967
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Allvac Metals Company, 1967-1969
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Bakeries, 1957-1970
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Cyanamid Company, 1962-1966
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Enka Corporation, 1949
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Furniture Company, 1963-1965
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Meter Control Company (Singer), 1970
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Sugar Plant, 1957-1958
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Sugar Refining Company, 1959-1961
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Thread Company, 1968
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
American Tobacco Company, 1968
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Appalachian Sulfides, Inc., 1957-1960
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Argus Camera Company, 1964-1965
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Armour and Company, 1956-1966
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Armour Fertilizer Company, 1959
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.
Asheville Concrete Materials, Inc., 1958-1959
Series VI, Companies, 1949-1973, contains correspondence concerning companies that presented organizing opportunities. In most cases, this material is relatively sparse except when there were extensive organizing and boycott activities at companies such as General Electric (1969-1970) and R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (1956-1962). The series is arranged alphabetically by company name.