Betty Hawley Donnelly. Papers, 1930-1970.

Donnelly, Betty Hawley.

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Mrs. Donnelly was a vice-president of the New York State AFL-CIO and its predecessor for a total of fifty years. She was longtime chairman of its education committee. She retired after forty years with the New York City Board of Education, where her last position was executive secretary to its Advisory Board on Vocational Education. Mrs. Donnelly was also active on women's issues and served on the president's and governor's committees for the physically handicapped. From the guide to...

New York State AFL-CIO

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The New York State AFL-CIO is a statewide federation of trade unions that has its origins in the Workingmen's Assembly, founded in the mid-1860s, and the New York State Branch of the American federation of Labor, founded in 1888. The two organizations merged in 1898 to form the New York State Workingmen's Federation (whose name was changed in 1910 to the New York State Federation of Labor). Its primary aim was to lobby the state legislature in favor of legislation of concern to the labor movemen...

New York Federation of Labor.

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