George F. Dull Papers 1949-1970

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George F. Dull Papers 1949-1970

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Dull worked at Chance Vought Aircraft, Inc. from 1949-1971 where he was active in the United Auto Workers, Local 893, Dallas, Texas. In 1962 Local 893 merged with Locals 390 and 1081 to become Local 848. Correspondence, minutes, newspaper clippings, photographs, scrapbook.

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UAW Local 645

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The United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations, began their organization drive in Muncie in 1935. Two years later the workers of the Warner Gear Division of Muncie were chartered as the Local 287 on March 25, 1937. Local 287 has been involved in two strikes against Borg-Warner (previously Warner Gear), once in 1953 that lasted for thirteen weeks and another in 1989 that lasted for fifty-two days. In 2007 Borg-Warner requested to open contract n...

UAW Local 645

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The United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations, began their organization drive in Muncie in 1935. Two years later the workers of the Warner Gear Division of Muncie were chartered as the Local 287 on March 25, 1937. Local 287 has been involved in two strikes against Borg-Warner (previously Warner Gear), once in 1953 that lasted for thirteen weeks and another in 1989 that lasted for fifty-two days. In 2007 Borg-Warner requested to open contract n...

Dull, George F.

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The following statement was submitted by Mr. Dull on March 12, 1980, for inclusion with his papers. George F. Dull was born November 1, 1903, in North Western Arkansas. His mother was a native of Arkansas, while his father, who was a timber cutter-hauler, stave maker, crosstie maker, construction worker, and road builder was a native of North Western Ohio. George and his family moved to Ohio in 1916 and then moved to Goshen, Indiana. In 1923 George went to wo...