Records, 1933-1982 (bulk 1949-1976).

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Records, 1933-1982 (bulk 1949-1976).

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The records document the full range and scope of IUE institutional activities. With the bulk of the processed records comprising the union's formative era (1949-1965), the IUE records are divided into the following subgroups which parallel the union's institutional hierarchy: President's Office (120 cubic ft.); Secretary-Treasurer's Office (64 cubic ft.); Legal Department (85 cubic ft.); Research and Education Department (40 cubic ft.); Publicity Department (47 cubic ft.); and Conference Boards and Negotiations (11 cubic ft.). Included within the records are additional non-textual collections comprising: IUE Photographic Archives, IUE Origianl Art, and IUE Audio-Visual Materials.

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