Box 2555

Consists of 1 issue of the Georgia State AFL-CIO newsletter, 5 issues of the Georgia State AFL-CIO Legislative Alert newsletter, miscellaneous official correspondence of the Georgia State AFL-CIO, and publicity materials for AFL-CIO voter mobilization efforts and the A. Philip Randolph Memorial Fund.

Consists of materials distributed at the 1986 Labor Day Fair in Louisville, Kentucky. Includes a June/July 1986 issue of the Louisville Theatrical Association Broadway Series newsletter, a eulogy for A. Philip Randolph published in the 1979 AFL-CIO American Federationist Magazine, and a photographic print produced by the Graphic Communications International Union (GCIU) Local 552 of Louisville.

Consists of 3 issues of the Mississippi AFL-CIO Report newsletter, official correspondence of the Mississippi AFL-CIO, and correspondence of Mississippi AFL-CIO president Claude Ramsay. Materials primarily concern a labor dispute surrounding WLBT-TV in Jackson, Mississippi.

Consists of 6 issues of the Mississippi AFL-CIO Report newsletter, official correspondence of the Mississippi AFL-CIO, and correspondence of E. T. Kehrer and Mississippi AFL-CIO president Claude Ramsay.

Consists of 8 issues of the Mississippi AFL-CIO Report newsletter, official correspondence of the Mississippi AFL-CIO, and correspondence and other materials related to the death of former Mississippi AFL-CIO president Claude Ramsay

Consists of a memorial service program for former Mississippi AFL-CIO president Claude Ramsay and articles announcing his death.

Consists of a voter mobilization mass mailing written by Jesse Jackson on behalf of the North Carolina State AFL-CIO to encourage voting in the 1984 presidential election.

Consists of 1 issue of the South Carolina AFL-CIO newsletter, including information on bills before the South Carolina General Assembly.

Consists of an invitation to the September 1985 South Carolina AFL-CIO annual convention in Charleston, South Carolina.

Consists of 7 issues of the South Carolina AFL-CIO newsletter and miscellaneous other correspondence of the South Carolina AFL-CIO, including a petition criticizing Jerry Falwell for his opposition to sanctions against the apartheid government in South Africa.

Consists of two September 1984 letters of E. T. Kehrer, one congratulating Julian Carper on his retirement as President of the Virginia State AFL-CIO, the other congratulating Carper's successor David Laws.

Consists of 49 issues of the AFL-CIO Alabama Labor Council weekly newsletter, 2 issues of the Labor Council's Legislative Report newsletter, and materials from a January 1984 testimony dinner in honor of former Labor Council President Barney Weeks.

Consists of 44 issues of the AFL-CIO Alabama Labor Council weekly newsletter and 5 issues of the Labor Council's Legislative Report newsletter.

Consists of 40 issues of the AFL-CIO Alabama Labor Council weekly newsletter, 1 issues of the Labor Council's Legislative Report newsletter, and miscellaneous newsletters of Labor Council President A. G. Trammell and the AFL-CIO Alabama Committee on Political Education (COPE).

Consists of official correspondence of Arkansas State AFL-CIO, as well as mailings and invitations to 1984 Arkansas State AFL-CIO events.

Consists of official correspondence of the Arkansas State AFL-CIO, 4 issues of the Arkansas State AFL-CIO newsletter, and documents including a flyer on workers' compensation laws and a copy of the Arkansas State AFL-CIO constitution.

Consists of official correspondence of the Arkansas State AFL-CIO, as well as mailings, invitations to Arkansas State AFL-CIO events, and political canvassing materials.

Consists of official correspondence of the AFL-CIO Atlanta Labor Council, primarily related to Council meeting schedules and political activities. Also includes flyers for events planned by the Coalition for Labor Union Women (CLUW) and Georgia State University (GSU).

Consists of official correspondence of the AFL-CIO Atlanta Labor Council, primarily related to Council meeting schedules and political activities.

Consists of official correspondence of the AFL-CIO Atlanta Labor Council, primarily related to Council meeting schedules and political activities. Also includes planning materials related to 1986 Labor Day events and organizing materials related to the 1986 congressional elections.