ILGWU. National War Labor Board casefiles, 1936-1946.

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ILGWU. National War Labor Board casefiles, 1936-1946.

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Case files include arbitration notes, correspondence, CottonGarment Industry Application for Wage Adjustments, legal documents, N.W.L.B.application for approval of wage or salary rate adjustment or schedule, notes, andpayroll summaries covering the period 1936-1946.

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Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives

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