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Communications Workers of America. Local 4305 (Cleveland, Ohio)
Founded as Local 6 of the Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers, an autonomous member of the National Federation of Telephone Workers which was founded ca. 1937. The NFTW became the Communications Workers of America in 1947, but the OFTW did not join until 1949. In 1950 the Ohio Bell employees chose the CWA as their bargaining agent and Local 6 merged with Local 104 to form Local 4305 of the CWA.
From the description of Records 1947-1975. (Rhinelander District Library). WorldCat record id: 17383358
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Communications Workers of America. Local 4323 (Ohio)
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Union of employees of Ohio Bell and A.T. & T. in Northwest Ohio cities of Defiance, Fostoria, Findlay, Fremont, Lima, Sandusky, Norwalk, Tiffin, and Upper Sandusky. Organized in 1953 in Tiffin, Ohio. From the description of Records, 1953-1983. (Bowling Green State University). WorldCat record id: 19019621 ...
Communications Workers of America. Local 1151.
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Communications Workers of America, Local 1151 represents AT&T and Bell System employees in the Albany, NY area. The Local has its historical roots in the founding period of the CWA, and a strong tradition of involvement in the CWAs national activities, based on the involvement of its long-time president Frank Karl. In addition to his service to the Local, Karl was a long-standing member of CWAs National Bargaining Committee. Not long before the donation of the records to the Archives, Local ...
Communications Workers of America. Local 1173.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 2150.
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Communications Workers of America, Local 2150, represented AT&T Long Lines (long distance) employees in the Baltimore, MD area. Among the matters of special concern to the Local were jurisdictional matters, and health and safety issues in the workplace. The collection includes correspondence of the Local's officers and several committees; minutes of Executive Board, membership and stewards meetings; and subject files containing materials concerning the most aspects of the Local's activities....
Communications Workers of America. Local 1172.
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CWA Local 1172 had its origins in the American Communications Association, a CIO union which organized radio and telegraph operators. After the ACA was expelled from the CIO in 1950 on charges of communist domination, the CWA conducted an organizing campaign which resulted in some ACA members breaking away to form CWA Local 1172. The Local was chartered in 1954, with Morton Bahr as its first president. From 1954 to 1967 the jurisdiction of the Local covered employees of ...
Communications Workers of America, Local 4305
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The Communications Workers of America, Local 4305, is a Cleveland, Ohio organization representing the Ohio Bell Telephone employees located in Cleveland and the vicinity. The Communications Workers of America (CWA) is an affiliate of the AFL-CIO. Local 4305 originated as Local 6 of the Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers (OFTW), which preceded the CWA. The National Federation of Telephone Workers (NFTW), founded ca. 1937, included forty-eight semi-autonomous unions othe...
Communications Workers of America. Local 4372
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The Communications Workers of America, Local 4372 is located in Portsmouth, Ohio. At the time the records begin in 1943, the employees of the Portsmouth Home Telephone Company were originally members of the United Electrical and Radio Workers of America, Local 802, affiliated with the CIO. In 1946, however, the members disaffiliated with the CIO and became known as Local 504, Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers. In 1948, the NFTA joined ranks with the Communications Workers of America, although...
Communications Workers of America. Local 1150.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 11510
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 1153.
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CWA Local 1153 was chartered in 1975, after more than 500 members of Manhattan-based Local 1150 petitioned for a new local to represent American Telephone & Telegraph's Long Lines (long distance) employees working in the White Plains and Mount Kisco area. The jurisdiction granted comprised Westchester, Rockland, Orange and Putnam Counties in New York, and, for the Construction Department only, all of New England, New Jersey and New York. But the majority of Local mem...
Communications Workers of America, Local 9421
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America Local 1250.
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CWA, Local 1250 represented AT&T Long Lines employees in Connecticut. The Local was active from the early 1960s until 2000, when its membership was absorbed by CWA Local 1153, based in Westchester, NY. Among the officers represented in the records are Richard G. Winsch, local president in the early years; John Trainer, vice-president and then president; Robert H. Damrau, secretary, then vice-president and president; Martin Niatopsky, vice-president and then president; William Flagg, secretar...
Communications Workers of America Local 1365.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 1150.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 1172.
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Communications Workers of America (CWA), Local 1172 had its origins in the American Communications Association (ACA), a CIO union that organized radio and telegraph operators. After the ACA was expelled from the CIO in 1950 on charges of Communist domination the CWA conducted an organizing campaign, which resulted in some ACA members breaking away to form CWA Local 1172. The Local was chartered in 1954, with Morton Bahr as its first president. From 1954 to 1967 the jurisdiction of the Local cove...
Communications Workers of America Local 1111
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Communications Workers of America Local 4303
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The Communications Workers of America (CWA) Local 4303 was a Canton, Ohio area union with membership primarily from the telephone industry. It was chartered in 1950 as successor to Local 4 of the Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers (OFTW). Local 4 was much like a company union, representing the blue collar employees of the Ohio Bell Telephone Company. It was also affiliated with the National Federation of Telephone Workers. The CWA was formed in 1947 to remedy the major...
Communications Workers of America, Local 4302 (Ohio)
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The Communications Workers of America (CWA), Local 4302 of Akron, Ohio was originally chartered on April 24, 1937, as Local 201 of the Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers (OFTW). Due to the absence of records relative to the Union's first seven years, it is difficult to determine the degree of activity of Local 201. However, in June 1944, the Union was reorganized and received a new charter as the Akron Accounting Local of the OFTW. The new Local was affiliated with the National Fe...
Communications Workers of America. Local 1177.
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Communications Workers of America, Local 6360
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 10871.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 1150.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 1177.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 1153.
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CWA Local 1153 was chartered in 1975, after more than 500 members of Manhattan-based Local 1150 petitioned for a new local to represent American Telephone & Telegraph's Long Lines (long distance) employees working in the White Plains and Mount Kisco area. The jurisdiction granted comprised Westchester, Rockland, Orange and Putnam Counties in New York, and, for the Construction Department only, all of New England, New Jersey and New York. But the majority of Local mem...
Communications Workers of America. Local 1096.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 4322.
http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w62573j7 (corporateBody)
No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America Local 1051.
http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6t201vk (corporateBody)
No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America Local 1366.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 4301.
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Established during the 1950s by the merger of the Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers and the Communications Workers of America. The local represents its members in their dealings with the Ohio Bell Telephone Co and serves Cleveland's eastern suburbs. From the description of Records 1966-1970. (Rhinelander District Library). WorldCat record id: 17341064 ...
Communications Workers of America, Local 2101
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 1300.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 1101.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Communications Workers of America. Local 4371.
http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6vt7dw4 (corporateBody)
No biographical history available for this identity.
