Box 2066

The Gene Russo collection (1955, 1970, circa 1994) consists of a transcript of the oral history of Thomas Adair (attorney for the CWA) in 1970, as well as a typescript history of the CWA strike against Southern Bell Company in 1955 and the Autobiography of A. T. "Tommy" Jones.

The Gene Russo collection (1955, 1970, circa 1994) consists of a transcript of the oral history of Thomas Adair (attorney for the CWA) in 1970, as well as a typescript history of the CWA strike against Southern Bell Company in 1955 and the Autobiography of A. T. "Tommy" Jones.

The Gene Russo collection (1955, 1970, circa 1994) consists of a transcript of the oral history of Thomas Adair (attorney for the CWA) in 1970, as well as a typescript history of the CWA strike against Southern Bell Company in 1955 and the Autobiography of A. T. "Tommy" Jones.

Includes letters from Jerone Jones, Frank Neely, William Green, and Sen. Richard Russell; a letter from Gossett to Gov. Eugene Talmadge; and several telegrams and memos concerning a case of mistaken identity involving Gossett.

This material consists primarily of radio talks concerning the 40-hour week; WW II bond drives; Cong. Robert Ramspeck; Labor Day; wartime domestic economic policies; union organizing drives, the American Federation of Labor; the Atlanta Community Fund; and Westbrook Pegler.

Clippings from The Atlanta Constitution, The Atlanta Journal, and the Journal of Labor, most of which are not dated.

A single certificate from the National War Labor Board and three (3) from the Georgia State Department of Public Welfare, all thanking Mr. Gossett for his fine service.

This folder contains the 1946 decennial report of the Fulton County Department of Public Welfare.

These eight (8) photographs include four photographic portraits of Mr. Gossett, three photographs of unidentified groups, and one photographs of the participants in a War Bond Sale Parade sometime during World War II.